I had great pleasure visiting this place.
The cold February day, I visited Ibaraki for the purpose of urban exploration at the forgotten villas. It is called ” Red Villas ” because the main building has a red roof. Now it is forever abandoned. Little-known even to the neighborhood, this stunning abandoned house has the typical Japanese old western-style inspired design. There is a main house and some attached buildings.
Why the former residents abandoned the house remains a mystery but life in wealthy is believed to have persisted there for over dozens of years. The place stimulated my curiosity… what kind of people lived in the house ? How was their daily lives?
真冬、体中にホッカイロを貼り付け、茨城にある洋風建築の廃墟を向かいました。赤い屋根を持つことから” 赤別荘 “ と呼ばれている廃墟で竹林に守られ眠っています。かつてのこの別荘に住んでいた住民が何故この場所を放棄したのかは謎ですが、家の様相や仏壇にある戒名から察すると裕福な生活を過ごせていたのではないかと想像でき好奇心を刺激される廃墟の一つです。
I’ve been checking out your site for a long time. I love your photos! Keep up the great work and stay safe!
Thanks for your interest!
I’m going to keep updating abandoned place on the website. I hope, you enjoy my website
こんにちは。海外にいる廃墟愛好者なんですが、あなたの写真をばらしくてと思ってはめてしまいそうです。自分もかならず行きたいと思うようになりました。
Hello JO ME ! Thanks for your Japanese comment 😀 ! I glad to know you enjoyed my abandoned places photos! Japan has a lot of good abandoned places 🙂 I’m hoping that you come to Japan.
ありがとうございます！海外の廃墟愛好者さんからコメントいただけると嬉しいです。是非日本にも遊びにきてくださいね ;D
hi Tomboy! I ve been to Japan many times, but never explored the abandoned places before. I am planning to go to Japan this April again,and try to do some exploration this time. I would be very happy if we could meet and have a talk if you don’t mind.
こちらこそありがとうございます！日本にはよく行きますが、廃墟探しはまだやったことがありませんでした。今年4月に来日の計画を立てていますが、よかったら廃墟の話もできると嬉しくと思います。
Hi! April, sound good 🙂 If you didn’t understand anything, feel free to ask my e-mail address 🙂 I have one question for you, When are you from??
Have you done any exploration in Shikoku??
Hello, Thanks for your comment 🙂 I haven’t exploration to Shikoku yet. But I know that Shikoku has a many nice abandoned places 🙂 I’ll go to there someday.