I had the pleasure of being in Takasago, in Hyogo prefecture, for 3 nights on business. If you’d ever been to Takasago, you’d probably wonder why I’d enjoy staying in a town that has a business hotel, a train station, a convenience store and, er, that’s it. It’s what the Japanese call ‘Inaka’, basically very rural and quiet. But because the town is so quiet, it also has many old buildings. This is my 2nd post, showing all the old, abandoned houses I could find. Basically, I found one old, abandoned house, then started wandering around the back streets, taking photos of all the old , abandoned buildings I found. Which was a lot. So I’m just gonna put up all the pictures for you to enjoy, without any notes. Hope you like them.
Sorry for the all pictures together style, by the way, it’s not my normal approach, and I’ll try not to do it too often.
Out of interest, I’m writing this on the shinkansen to Hiroshima, using a Windows 8 tablet, a bluetooth keyboard, and tethering the data connection from my Lumina. Ain’t technology great?
Am enjoying your sense of humour 🙂
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You have an interesting approach to Japan! Sadly, with over 50% of Japanese living in single person households, and the average age approaching 60, looks like you have a booming future for abandoned building photos!
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