A Russian Village theme park in Niigata Prefecture, Japan closed 6 years ago after only being open 6 months. This post contains a photo gallery and HD video of what it looks like now since it has become a haikyo. Outside of Japan this is called urban exploring, in Japan it's called haikyo.
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Ha ha - I just found this. Awesome. Selling snowmen to the Japanese. People buy...I'll try it if I can get my hands on it....Not quite as bad as Nakashima Mika's version (honestly what could be?), but...OH wait a minute...it is damn pricey for just a three pack....This might actually be good. I look forward to giving it a try....Congrats on getting photo of the week in the current...well done Danny!! I'm sold! (-:...Good point. Maybe he had a senior moment....I thought the pictures were great! Nice review. :-)...But if he's Catholic...where's that put HIS work ethic? Ha ha. What wins out?...
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Interesting. I think I know how you handled the cop,though.
The Russian Village sounds creepy, and I have no idea why it was built in Niigata, of all places, anyway. Probably was just a one hit wonder with the locals then faded away.