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The Clinic Z is, as far as I know, the oldest abandoned clinic of Japan.
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Located on a hill, the narrow entrance cuts in between the soft rocks, plunges right into the darkness.
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The basement was undoubtedly the most interesting part of the mental asylum.
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The Doctor H's Clinic looks more like a house than a proper clinic - and a really gloomy house, that is!
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In a corner of Yukara Onsen Village you can find a gloomy and cold strip club, decaying quietly on the side of the road.
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Seven years after it being a haikyo, the Ryokan Hospital has lost all its warm steam, left only with the dull darkness.
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It must have been a popular place for the locals before, with the nice onsen baths, karaoke, and hair dresser's room.
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The Osaka Clinic was built in 1921.
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The room behind it was way scarier.
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The New Zealand Farm is a place that is only suitable for a perfect weather, with a nice breeze and a relaxed heart.
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The pagoda of the Tenkaen appeared clearly among the vegetation and could be seen from afar.
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Yano Power Plant was completed in 1914 and was the first water power plant in Saitama.
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Gunkanjima (軍艦島) officially known as Hashima Island (端島) is an abandoned island in Nagasaki.
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Midori no Sono is an old abandoned Nursery School.
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I had many sexpectations for this museum since Japanese adult world got so much fame for all its sexual eccentricities and strange fantasies.
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I have a question for you... would you find where it is exactly?
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The Dragon Fort is an inspiring metabolism building, designed by Watanabe Youji.
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It was a chilli morning, foggy and rainy.
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Rainbow hotel was built during the 1990s when the Great Seto Bridge was completed.
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Entering the clinic’s ground, we were sent back to 1932, when the building was erected, all white and clean, with a modern kind of look, slightly western.
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Tomogashima is a series of inhabited islands that actually belong to Setonaikai National Park.
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Bungomori Roundhouse was used to rotate the early steam trains which do not go in both directions.
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The area around it is fantastic : located in a beautiful forest full of deers and wild pigs, the Pacific ocean a few meters away, it's hard to be tempted by this ugly and boring old hotel.
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This abandoned school in this quiet little village, next to a half abandoned shrine, was very much to the perfection in our haikyo taste.
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Karaway studio is an abandoned studio+hotel that was abandoned with all its instruments inside.
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Fuchu Military Base can be dated back in 1950s, back then it was an military base used by US 5th Air Force for communication purposes.
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The main stage was still there, stretching out from the further end, occupying most area in the room; audience's seats are like those found in the old cinemas; 10 big stage lights must have been casting a bewitching sort of ambiance.
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Dialand Hotel (Also called Symphony Hotel) locates at the edge of a quiet village of many nicely built houses.
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Shiraishi Mine, also known as the White Labyrinth, has a long history all the way back to the 1920s.
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Asama Volcano Museum is an old haikyo museum located right next to its younger successor who is still attracting many visitors.
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Never anybody stepped inside this abandoned hospital and this kind are known to hold old medication and human organs.
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The clinic was plunged in the dark and had been obviously vandalized.
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Chongryon School is an abandoned North Korean school.
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Nagano Korean School is an abandoned school for North Korean in Japan.
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Kejonuma Leisure Land is a tiny but beautiful abandoned amusement park.
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Taro Mine for some mysterious reasons, ranks quite high in the haikyo world.
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Osarizawa Mine started in 708, first for gold mining, then copper mining.
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Matsuo Mine was once the largest sulfur mine in Japan.
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The Ogurasawa School wasn't easy to find at all, but definitely worth the effort.
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A real ruin made of reinforced concrete in the middle of Tokyo.
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The Namezawa Primary School is a 40 years old wooden school found in the middle of a ghost village.
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Okawa Seminar House is an academic institution with no specific background or story attached.
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In an atmosphere similar to that of the TV series Lost, we went between two mountains in a lush forest next to the ocean to visit this old crumbling haikyo.
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Irozaki Jungle Park was originally a huge botanical garden located a the very south of Izu Peninsula.
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Kemigawa Radio Transmitter is the radio station which introduced the U.S. into World War II, as a result of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Yui Grand Love Hotel - ホテル活魚 - is a love hotel with a real striking story behind.
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Fuurin Motel is a majestic love hotel, found in a little town in Chiba.
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The Hotel Royal is a huge 7 floors love hotel located in Kanagawa, not far from Tokyo.
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Tenjinyama Castle is a lonely Japanese style castle abandoned on a forbidden hill in Saitama.
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The Deer Spring Lodge is an infamous and rotten ryokan abandoned in some remote area around Chichibu, in Saitama Prefecture.