I found this 廃墟 something like three years ago when I was out on the edges of Hyogo prefecture for work. Hyogo is best known for being the place with Kobe, but this ain't Kobe! This is Miki, and the wikipedia page is pretty boring. One of the top five links from a Google search on the place relates the depressing efforts of some English teachers in the area trying to meet for a drink.
But there is a nice super-resort out there. What is a super-resort? It's a long, long driveway followed by a massive hotel with hiking, biking, a water park, put-put golf, and more. Randomly in the middle of nowhere. If that is your idea of a good time, you are not alone! This place was packed. With the aforementioned attractions, who wouldn't bring the family out for a good time?
But what if you develop one of these super-resorts, and you build a dozen or so rad attractions, and the public find one of those attractions not so rad?
Haikyo, that's what!
You wouldn't even know, the entrance to this adult-sized obstacle course is totally overgrown.
But it's up there.
Here is the easiest way in. Up a hill, along a service road. Just hop the fence!
Even the "do not enter" sign is outdated. You gotta pay to play!
I was hoping for some unseen extension, but this was it. The massive ring of ropes and tires and metal tubes was probably deemed unsafe to the kids that were climbing it.
Still sturdy. Sturdy-ish.
Up on this hill, you can here the children playing in the massive water park below. Kind of a strange vibe for haikyo.
But haikyo none-the-less. Then I almost stepped on this:
I very recently deceased mole. Ok, that's kind of freaky.
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