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Lately, im finding many special photos taken in Japan.
I'm saving them in this article and i'd like to share them with everyone.
I'm saving them in this article and i'd like to share them with everyone.
I find the pics by chance either on facebook, instagram or google.
The photos are taken by professional and amateur photographers.
Credits and a short description are mentioned bellow each pic.
Enjoy !
BRA Temple, Ibaraki, Japan
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Photo N°1
(Temple étrange de soutiens-gorges)
This buddhist temple is abandoned since 2002, but frequented by some odd 'artist' who hanged around 500 bras and other underwares in the ceiling in a precise manner.
This place -like others around Japan- attracts urban explorers (UrbEx) and photographers.
It is known that people who find such hidden places keep their exact location a secret.
Photo by Tomboy Urbex (Japanese UrbEx of abandoned places), 2016, source
Photo N° 2
NAGORO, Japan — The last children were born in the remote mountain village of Nagoro (Shikoku Island) 18 years ago.
In this childless village, two dozen adults compensate for the absence with the company of hundreds of giant handmade dolls.
“I wish there were more children because it would be more cheerful,” said Ms Ayano, 70y.o, . “So I made the children.”
Around 350 dolls are staged all over Nagoro.
Photo by Nadia Shira Cohen, The New York Times
Photo N° 3
Scarecrow near Shin Hanamaki station on the Tono Valley railway line., Shinhanamaki, Japan
Paul Evans, Facebook, 2019
Photo N° 4
Strange encounters. Shinjuku,
De Petrillo Natty, Facebook, 2019
I think that man is a homeless, if you have any detail about him please write a comment bellow TIA.
I think that man is a homeless, if you have any detail about him please write a comment bellow TIA.
Photo N° 5
A mysterious hidden octagonal tunnel in the mountains of Kyushu
Hakkaku Tunnel / 八角トンネル
Photos ©SoraNews24
Address: Kumamoto-ken, Shimomashiki-gun, Misato, Komushiro
熊本県下益城郡美里町小筵
It was constructed back in 1915, when the Yuuen Railway opened in the area, running for a total length of 28.6 kilometres to Misato from Kumamoto City.
Hakkaku Tunnel (Hakkaku translates to “octagon”) was designed to prevent rocks falling from both sides onto the railway, but the reason why it consists of seven unconnected octagonal arches is still a mystery.
It was abandoned when the railway closed in 1964.
Photo N° 6
Mt Fuji, Japan
Syed Basharat Agha, Facebook, 2019
Photo N°7
Buddha wearing sunglasses, Konan, Aichi, Japan
The photo was taken at the railroad crossing of the Meitetsu Inuyama Line at around 8 am .
"I wanted to create a slightly darker atmosphere, so I went to shoot on a cloudy day."
"By chance, the position is perfect!"
"I'm really happy with the Great Techno Buddha!
"I'm really happy with the Great Techno Buddha!
Hotei Daibutsu (Statue Of Buddha In Hotei)
Address :
132 Daimon Kiga-cho, Konan-shi, Aichi Google Map
How to get there :
1.2km from Hotei Station, and 1.6km from Konan Station
Photo N°8
ANGEL ATTACK, Miyagi, Japan
Photo N°9
Illustration from the sketch collection of The 3.11 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011
相澤一夫 展 ～漂流Ｘ beyond 3.11～
2017年3月京都堺町画廊展示作品①＊非売品
Illustration by 相澤一夫 Kazuo Aizawa, artist, Kesennuma, Japan,
Facebook, March, 2020
🌻🍀THE STRENGTH OF THE LIFE 🍀🌻
Credits to Makosan, Instagram ,Chiba Park, Japan
Photo N°10
Credits to Makosan, Instagram ,Chiba Park, Japan
Photo N°11
Hitachi Seaside Parc, Ibaraki, Japan
Photo By number_shiiix, 2020
Photo N°12
Tsurumi Ryokuchi Park, Osaka, Japan
located at the site of The International Garden and Greenery Exposition 1990
Visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers and greenhouse-grown plants throughout the year, as well as facilities for barbeque, camping, and sports.
Address : 〒 538-0036 2-163 Ryokuchikoen, Tsurumi-ku, Osaka
source infos and pic
Snow falls on sakura cherry blossoms in full bloom
Photo N°13
Aokigahara Forest, Yamanashi, Japan
aka "Suicide forest"
aka "Suicide forest"
The forest attracts so many people looking to end their lives. Some lore offers an explanation — that the forest was historically a place where individuals left their elderly or infirm relatives to die, and it’s been haunted by their spirits. The forest is also said to have supernatural forces that call to those who are feeling depressed or distraught. Another, more believable theory centers on a 1961 novel by Seicho Matsumoto called “Tower of Waves,” which tells the story of a couple who kill themselves in these woods. A spike of suicides here followed the book’s publication. In 2003 alone, 105 bodies were found inside.
Wooden signs offering help to mentally unwell visitors dot the forest. In Japanese, it tells people to think of their families and the lives they were given, and provides a phone number for a suicide hotline. Police and volunteers also conduct searches inside — not just to recover bodies, but, more importantly, to find the living.
Inside the Aokigahara. JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images nypost.com
Inside the Aokigahara. JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images nypost.com
Photo N°14
"今日は十日えびす. 彼が食べているのはぶどう飴 "
Today is Toka Ebisu . He is eating grape candy
Takahama jinja, Japan
Credits to Hita800, Intagram, 2020
Photo N°15
Kezoji Park, Gunma Prefecture
Credits to Matomo Twitter, March 29, 2020Bonus !
大根積みすぎじゃね！？
(Too much daikon ?!) (radish)
Photo by 熊谷優一, December 2019, Japan
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