Opened in 1948, originally built as a special support school for children, the school was turned into a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1958.
The sanatorium had the educational institution that had given children opportunities for learning during their treatments. For years the sanatorium has had many tuberculous patients, but it was closed in 1992 since the number of tuberculous patient continued to decrease gradually due to the breakthroughs of the chemotherapy with tuberculous treatments.
大阪に存在するこの結核病棟は、もともとは子供のための特別支援学校として1948年に開校されました。療養所は1958年に子供たちが結核の治療と学習に同時に行える教育機関結核療養所になりました。当時、多くの患者が入院していましたが、化学療法の進歩により結核患者の数は徐々に減少していき1992年に閉鎖されました。
Congratulations to the very good and exciting pictures. I think hospitals and sanatoriums are always something special. I work in a hospital in care services. you have absolutely beautiful building for some very old and untouched. I love it.
Birdy (Chris…)
Yeah, abandoned hospitals and sanatoriums are something special, I think so too.
I hope to children health.
And with all our enthusiasm is to be hoped that all children were completely healthy home. It’s always bad when there are tragic stories of children.
Regards Birdy…
Hope it looked more cheerful when it was still in use. I would feel terrible sending kids there if it
wasn’t…Interesting bit of decaying history, and the DJ shot is a winner 😉 btw!
yep, All is clean and in perfect order when it was still in use.
はじめまして。
私も廃墟が好きなので、見させてもらっています。プールらしき写真が好きです。そこに住んでいた人達の思いが詰まっている感じがやはり何とも言えません。私もカメラ片手に散策してみたいです。
はじめまして。お立ち寄り下さってありがとう！
廃墟になってからのプールと、実際に使用されてた時のプールの写真を見ると
どんな場所だったのかワクワクしますね。是非カメラ片手に赴くまま廃墟を探索してみてください 😀