Japan has a wealthiness of bizarre abandon entertainment parks . For example , we ’ve seen an entireMount Rushmore exit to rotand a graffitiedgiant model of Lemuel Gulliver .
https://gizmodo.com/japans-creepy-cowboy-theme-park-has-a-rotting-mount-rus-5837253
https://gizmodo.com/welcome-to-gullivers-kingdom-the-unhappiest-place-on-e-5808855
In the township of Niigata , you’re able to visit the remains of The Russian Village , a shuttered tourist attraction that once vaunt such visual modality as a recreation ofthe Cathedral of the Nativity in Suzdal , Russia , phony cars from the Trans - Siberian Railroad , and ( what is likely ) a woolly gigantic skeleton , hanging out in the eye of nowhere .
When the Niigata Russian Village opened in 1993 , an enterpriser hoped to attract tourist dollars by importing a small slice of Russia to Japan ’s west coast . This Russocentric Epcot Center managed to stay open for a decennium before the park fell into bankruptcy . After another luxurious opening in 2002 — that lasted all of six months — the Village was closed permanently , leaving such weird artifact as a fake taxidermied woolly gigantic behind .
From the looks of these picture takenby Ralph Mirebs , plenty of masses still bring down the Village , but nobody pays the submission fee ( such asVice Magazine , who regain employee ’ costume up for grabs ) . I do n’t know about you , but I findfacsimile villageslike this pretty captivating . Cloning geographics , for play and proft .
https://gizmodo.com/chinese-architecture-firm-duplicates-austrian-village-5813227
[ ViaAtlas ObscuraandEnglish Russia ]
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