Some hiking
Tsushima Island: Beyond Ghost of Tsushima
Tsushima. The name alone evokes images of history and mystery, especially for fans of samurai and breathtaking scenery.
Hard hike
Shishi Gongen: The Sanctuary of Skulls
Explore Shishi Gongen, the mysterious Skull Sanctuary in Usuki. Discover a unique temple where adventure and ancient tradition intertwine.
Off the map
The Abandoned Okutama Cable Car
Discover the haunting charm of the abandoned Okutama Ropeway in Tokyo—an atmospheric haikyo site where Japan’s past meets nature’s quiet reclamation.
Easy walk
The Arimaston Building: A Handcrafted Corps Buzié
The Arimaston Building, a unique architectural masterpiece in Tokyo, erected by Keisuke Oka with patience and passion over nearly 20 years.
Easy walk
Manabe-shima: Florian Chavouet’s Island
Manabe-shima, an original little island in the heart of Seto Inland Sea, is also known for its gangs of cats!
Easy walk
The Terrifying Hanibe Caves
The Hanibe Caves harbour some mysterious creatures ... enter if you dare!
Serene
Floating Torii of Ōuo Shrine
Come and discover the submerged torii of the "big fish shrine" and the legend of the corrupt official.
Easy walk
In the Maze of Kinkotsu Meguri
Stroll through this district of sprawling alleyways ... at your own risk!
Haunting
Abandoned Smallpox Isolation Ward
Visit to an abandoned hospital for tuberculosis patients, cited as classic Japanese urbex.
Off the map
Château Sampo: A Medieval Castle in Japan ?
This mysterious Spanish-insired medieval castle is thought to be haunted ...
Off the map
The Mysterious Octagon Tunnel
Concealed in the heart of the Kumamoto mountain range is a mysterious tunnel with a rather unusual shape. Visit this "door to another dimension" ...
Gentle
Okawachiyama: Pottery Village
The little village of Okawachiyama, in the remote mountains of Saga prefecture, was one of the cradles of Japanese ceramics. Founded by a samurai clan, its manufacturing secrets were well guarded!