The Real Spirited Away | Visiting Japan's Abandoned Bathhouses

[@FlipsideJapan]

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[@Sahtoovi]

I seriously don't understand how you have so little subscribers. Your content is literally on the same level as channels with a million subs in terms of quality

[@FlipsideJapan]

Really humbled to hear that! I hope someday one of my videos gets some traction and I get a few subscribers:) Are there any videos you'd like to see in the future?

[@Nyokicat99]

you playing with all the switches heals my soul lol

[@crercrew1234]

I love the contrast between abandoned places in Europe vs Japan! In my country everything would be totally wrecked within 1-2 years especially if it's close to the road and here you can see that almost every item is where it was left many many years ago and nearly all of them are complete... I also admire these beautiful vines and vegetation growing inside abandoned places in Japan, it creates such a magic atmosphere!

[@FlipsideJapan]

Yeah exploring in Japan is a real treat:) Thanks for watching!

[@Danny-ml2ny]

It should tell where it is, even those who come as a tourist to Japan would like to see those places live. Thank you

[@overseasaudio7333]

I love that those Sapporo mugs are still sitting there even tho you could probly get $10-$20 for each one on ebay.. such respect! so cool.

[@FlipsideJapan]

Yeah! I love the respect people have for even abandoned places here. It makes exploring that much more fun too.

[@23Hello]

Is it an akiya now? It’s still a great location.

[@FlipsideJapan]

Not any akiya because its not an house but it is haikyo.

[@badgerp-chanqueen7707]

To be true, this place is very decent one. The reason why it left abandoned maybe some kind economic problem or other reasons. Hard to tell that.

[@nfkworldjapan1522]

ah yeah

[@FlipsideJapan]

You been here Wangner?

[@nfkworldjapan1522]

@@FlipsideJapan no, i no see this one, no place to put down the chopper.

[@VictorBravo77]

it is the ruins.

[@FlipsideJapan]

Peter Orbe was a waiter there