The School Stands Only A Few Hundred Meters From The Sea Front. The Floor Of The Sports Hall Has Collapsed In The Decade Since It Was Abandoned

This Arcade Is Now Dark And Empty, With Coin Trays And Paper Littering The Floor

Although Most Of The Supermarket Is Dark, A Long Skylight Illuminates The Front Of The Store

The Air Inside This Abandoned Supermarket Was Musty And Stale

The Arcade Machines Here Featured Anime Designs, Some From My Childhood Favorites

Everywhere You Can See Nature Swallowing Houses And Vehicles, The Things Left Behind When The People Fled

A Japanese Funeral Car, Called A Reikyūsha, Lays Forgotten On An Old Dealership Forecourt

Products And Litter Cover The Floor, The Piles Reach Knee-Height In Some Areas

A Cheeky Nissan Pao Peeks Out From Behind A Small Bush

Everything On The Shelves Is Covered With Layers Of Dust And Grime

The Chevrolet Impala Ss Looks Like It Would Still Run If The Owner Ever Returns

Sweets And Snacks Still Line The Shelves And Racks, Long Passed Their Sell-By Dates

Another Abandoned Pachinko Hall That I Explored In Fukushima

This Abandoned Pachinko Hall Would Once Have Been A Hive Of Activity. Pachinko Is A Popular Japanese Arcade Game

As Re-Inhabitation Of Fukushima Begins, Perhaps These Gaming Halls Will Come Back To Life Once More

This Abandoned School Was Evacuated Shortly Before The Tsunami Hit, Everyone Escapes Unharmed

Tarmac Is Cracked And Weeds Grow Everywhere At This Abandoned Car Dealership

Abandoned Shops Are Everywhere, And It Is Forbidden To Approach Them