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    2 Days in Japan’s Dying Town with So Many Abandoned Houses | Hiwasa



    2 Days in Japan’s Dying Town with So Many Abandoned Houses | Hiwasa

    Today, we are visiting and staying in Hiwasa, a rapidly aging town, located in Minami-cho, Tokushima, Japan. Just relax and enjoy the video!

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    1. @sdqsdq6274 on

      hmmm people look at the house , like its good to live in but never consider all the house is so tight close together that there not much land to grow veges , fruit trees at all , really all you need is water , food , off grid eletricity to survive

    7. @maggier8715 on

      It's so depressing to see very few people in such a beautiful place.
      That's why human relations, social life, and relationships are very important. Not the place .

    8. @Alex-masri on

      Живут в сараях, едят фастфуд. Сыро. Одно хорошо – народу мало. А ценник – конский. Не поехал бы туда даже бесплатно. Жесть вообщем. Мебели нет, камера в тюрьме, а не комната. Комфортно в дождь? Разве что поехать туда рыбаком работать😂😂😂

    11. @rampar77 on

      It is a depressing small town with old people, just like many countries in the world where all young peope left for big cities for jb and night life.

    13. @victormercado7071 on

      Solo la presencia del Lic. Penalista , César Gutiérrez Priego , escuchar sus planteamientos , se siente mucho respeto y conocimiento ▪︎
      Es el Abogado del Pueblo , el más querido , por brindarnos su Apoyo ▪︎
      Fuerte Abrazo .Lic. César Gutiérrez Priego ▪︎

    15. @Chuck8541 on

      It would be cool if – instead of foreigners coming just to make throw away businesses (so they can stay under a business visa) – foreigners come and set up some kind of actually useful business in these towns. Services to the elderly – like driving, meal cooking, accompaniment for activities, etc.

    17. @Chuck8541 on

      33:30 I would LOVE to stay in the castle – especially if it had raccoons and monkeys! 😀

      They should really reopen it. In today’s social media world, lots of people would stay for the views – especially if it involved animals! lol

    27. @vintagethings9187 on

      I worked in Japan for a month. This brings up great memories of the particular features of the Japanese environment. Urban, suburban, rural, historic, modern. There are many facets, and I would love to return.
      On the outskirts of Toyota City, like all Japanese towns and cities, there are miles and miles of this low rise urban ordinariness, (which I love!), with always the chance of incredible discoveries. Shops, restaurants, shrines, ancient buildings, culture old and new, everything a bit different from Europe.
      On the recommendation of a friend I took a local bus to the end of the line. Such a fascinating adventure, from a small town centre like this one, walking up into the wooded hills and trails above the town.

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