fuckyeahghosttowns A tumblelog displaying places that were left behind.
Takakanonuma Greenland in Hobara, Japan.(photo by Kotarou Shibakoen)  Takakanonuma Greenland was an amusement park located around 300km / 185 miles north of Tokyo. It opened in 1973, but was closed a few years later already because of a low number of visitors although some local myths speak of fatal accidents. In the 1980’s some efforts were made and the park re-opened for about ten years, but it had eventually to close again because other new and modern amusement parks in the region were more popular.

Takakanonuma Greenland in Hobara, Japan.
(photo by Kotarou Shibakoen) 

Takakanonuma Greenland was an amusement park located around 300km / 185 miles north of Tokyo. It opened in 1973, but was closed a few years later already because of a low number of visitors although some local myths speak of fatal accidents. In the 1980’s some efforts were made and the park re-opened for about ten years, but it had eventually to close again because other new and modern amusement parks in the region were more popular.