Miyazaki Clinic | Haikyo: Abandoned Japan

It is used for events and shooting, like for example a clip for the terrible band Nogizaka 46.

I moved in slowly, looking for the stairs, and there it was: the dog.

Along a dark road covered by trees, you'll find a little but scary building topped by a long cheminee.

Ogushi Mine was an abandoned sulfur mine in the mountains of Gunma Prefecture.

Inside, we’re taken aback by the beauty of the place.

The mine already existed before World War I but its real exploitation only started when Nichitsu bought it in 1937.

This house is on a top of a little hill in the middle of the woods and, at the same time, of a big town.

The White School looks at first like a very typical school in Japan.

Sento are found everywhere in Japan, even in the cities.

Nara Dreamland is an abandoned amusement park in Nara.

The Tower of Skulls sits in a corner of the city, neglected and forgotten.

This cat was waiting for me to visit the Ikaho Hotel.

The Biwako Ferris Wheel used to stand next to the Lake Biwa, a few kilometers from Kyoto.

Little Matsuo is a tiny bunch of overgrown apartment buildings surrounded by rice fields.

In the middle of a dying town in Hokkaido, this clinic has been already dead for a long time.

The school closed definitely in 1985 but somehow feel like it hasn't been abandoned for such a long while, especially with those girls inside!

The Yasato Post Office is a very simple haikyo, yet cute with a nice melancholic vibe.

In the middle of a neighborhood of Yokohama, not far from Tokyo, proudly stands one of the most famous ruins of Japan: the Negishi Grandstand.

This factory was making Hatchō Miso, a dark miso paste made using a process of steaming soybeans.

There were many beds for the patients and what seemed to have been observation rooms... but that was all surrounded by Greek statues!

Seline Love Hotel became famous for all the drawings depicting a pregnant woman surrounded by mysterious messages.

The Western Village is an old-fashioned cowboy town, with its restaurants, bars, prison, bank, theater...

I had never seen photos of the inside the Seahorse Clinic so I got really excited when we arrived in front of it.

However, I could see something eerie slightly glowing in the darkness...

The biggest chrome mine in Asia, the Wakamatsu Mine lays on the side of some mountain in Okayama Prefecture.

The atmosphere of the Sakamoto School is breathtaking: it is located on a little hill, close to other houses but it is really quiet.

The Tuberculosis Sanatorium for Children was built in 1943 and the government tried to manage the spreading and the treatments of the highly contagious disease.

The building was originally designed to host salary-men coming from outside Tokyo.

A beautiful place to visit with blue sky and untouched cotton snow.

A lonely but lovely school in the middle of the mountains.

Maya Hotel is a celebrity of all Haikyo in Japan.

The Shime Coal Mine is one of the most famous haikyo in Japan.

It is hard to say that this is a beautiful ruin but it is indeed an interesting one : it is a snake of concrete mixed with the foliage all around.

A very old copper mine located in Okayama.

Hidden in the middle of a bamboo forest, this house is nonetheless not without any secret.

This shipyard was used as a munitions factory and was especially famous to produce the human torpedo during World War II.

In the middle of the most boring and dying town of Japan was standing a dreadful clinic.

You will found this abandoned bowling alley hidden in the heart of green mountains.

The Lost Cow is an abandoned little cow hut, but not only that: it is also and more importantly the cutest haikyo!

It was a sect running a fake religion and a huge scam.

It is full of ancient greek sculptures and odd-looking instruments!

This place must have been an early taste of heaven for the teachers and the children.

Probably the only abandoned gold mine in Japan.

This house belonged to a wealthy politician and former French professor called Mr.

Started in 710, the Kamioka Mine enjoyed an exponential growth and became one of the most productive mine in the world during World War II.

The Lake Substation is an old power substation standing on the side of a lake.

The Russian Village is one of the first abandoned leisure parks in Japan that I had seen pictures of.

In the playground there is even a temple and a sakura tree.

I have to say, I really loved the outside much more than the inside : it seems to have been a nice and pleasant garden with trees, flowers, and... pine fruits!

The Red Factory is not a spectacular haikyo and it's rather small but astonishingly red.