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Gulliver’s Travels Park – Kawaguchi, Japan.

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Constructed in the shadow of Mt Fuji, this theme park opened in 1997. Despite financial help from the Japanese government, it lasted only 10 years before being abandoned. Article by  Steve , filed under  Abandoned Places  in the  Architecture  category Gulliver’s Kingdom Theme Park, built in the shadow of  Japan ‘s Mount Fuji with oodles of government stimulus money, was a sprawling white elephant that existed for only 10 years. Today there’s little if any trace of the abandoned  theme park , its ruins, or Gulliver himself but the eerie and unsettling images captured by a legion of intrepid “haikyo” explorers. Time and Tied (images via:  Spechtrograph  and  Michael John Grist ) Gulliver’s Kingdom was a failed theme park located near Kawaguchi-machi, Yamanashi prefecture, Japan. The park opened in 1997 and typified the “bridge to nowhere” construction projects Japan’s government and banking sector champio...
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San Zhi City, UFO Pods, Taiwan.

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Taiwan’s other-worldly “ruins of the future” are a set of pod-like buildings built in 1978 as a vacation resort. However, two years later the project collapsed due to financial problems and a number of deaths during construction. Deserted for a further 28 years, demolition finally began in 2008. Despite the original structures’ futuristic design, the land remains rooted in the past with current developers hoping once again to build a seaside retreat in the area. The  Sanzhi UFO houses  ( Chinese :  三芝飛碟屋 ;  pinyin :  Sānzhī Fēidiéwū ), also known as the  Sanzhi pod houses  or  Sanzhi Pod City , were a set of abandoned and never completed pod-shaped buildings in  Sanzhi District ,  New Taipei City ,  Taiwan . The buildings resembled  Futuro houses , some examples of which can be found elsewhere in Taiwan.  The site where the buildings were located was owned by Hung Kuo Group. Credited From www. smash.com and  ...
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Mysterious abandoned places – Notch Hill church in Tappen, BC, Canada.

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The light is from the train coming up behind it. Since this picture became popular on the internet and got a bit of press, they decided to restore the church. As mysterious places go, this one is seriously creepy. Notch Hill church in Tappen, BC, Canada. Notch Hill church in Tappen, BC, Canada. 1885-1886, the town of Notch Hill grew as a result of the CPR having the ‘pusher engines’ located there. Notch Hill was known as having the steepest grade in Canada and needed ‘pusher engines’ to assist the trains from Chase in the west and Tappen in the east. Many of the towns’ folk were CPR employees; engineers, oilers, wipers, station agent and section workers. Three of these CPR employees were Mr. William Loftus, Mr. Carl Frederickson and Mr. Joseph Callaghan; volunteers in the construction of Holy Cross Church. By the 1960’s the CPR built a second and third set of tracks which forced parishioners to walk on the right of way or trespass through farmers’ fields. There was also...
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