The Beauty of Japan's Abandoned Ruins
Japan's "haikyo" (廃墟), or "ruins," are fascinating. They provide a look into a world which time forgot, but French photographer Jordy Meow hasn't.
These are the Arcades That Japan Forgot
Welcome to where time came to a standstill. And then, it collapsed in on itself. "Haikyo" (廃墟) is Japanese for "ruins". Across the country, there are deserted buildings for intrepid urban exploreration. Make no mistake: this is trespassing and even dangerous. These buildings are sealed off for good reason.
This Modern Japanese Ruin Would Make a Fascinating Computer Game
"Haikyo" (廃墟) means "ruins" or "abandoned building" in English. Previously, a haikyo and the story it told provided inspiration for an indie game. This latest discovery could, too.
