#disused
Restrooms sans plumbing at a forgotten wooden school in the back mountains of Western Japan.
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Monday to Saturday. The green letters are the days of the week from Monday to Saturday. Found in a long forgotten school.
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The naughty room. I am guessing this closet was used as a kind of “solitary confinement” for naughty kids at this long forgotten wooden schoolhouse. A massive 2 story building that was buried deep in the mountains. Note the box of tissues on the desk which were probably there because most kids were screaming and crying by the time they were forced in here.
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A bizarre Buddhism themed roadside tourist attraction on an island off Kobe, Japan that seems to be long forgotten. A temple facility on the 1st floor turns in a museum on the 2nd and 3rd floor which leads to a restaurant and cafe on the 4th floor to where you will find an elevator to take you up the bowels of a massive Buddha statue to a viewing deck 10 stories up. See a short video tour here that I made.
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Underground ski lift for an artificial ski slope in at a forgotten sports park in Japan. You were able to ski year round if you didn’t mind skiing on plastic.
One of my stranger finds. The actual ski run was pretty much over grown and this was quite a challenge to find.
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Long forgotten school tucked away in the mountains of japan. Mother nature has sent out an army of vines in an attempt to reclaim this place making it barely visible even when standing right beside it.
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Almost completely reduced to a pile of wood and memories this little room has withstood gravity and Japans mountain weather. The original school collapsed under the weight of winter snow and was 2km from this site. This school collapsed under the weight of time and schooled the children of mine workers.
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Art supplies piled high at the long forgotten art school. This old wooden schoolhouse tucked away in a quiet little valley is being consumed by ivy and it won’t be long before nature reclaims her land.
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The sign reads “Pool/Tennis Court” which must be for members of the Tennis Club who are pictured in the bottom frame.
Is it me, or do the people in the bottom frame looked totally freaked out so they grabbed some tennis racquets for protection?
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Forgotten 2 room wooden schoolhouse that housed grades 1-3 and kindergarten kids in Japan. The students were mainly children of the workers at the surrounding quarries who would have stayed here all day waiting to be picked up again after being dropped off by their parent on the way to work in the quarry in the morning.
the lower photo is the doorway into this room.
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