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Takako-numa Greenland: Fukushima’s Haunted Abandoned Amusement Park

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Takako-numa Greenland is remembered as an abandoned amusement park in Fukushima City, and over the years it became one of Japan’s better-known “haunted ruins” online.

According to local rumors and ghost-story reports, visitors claimed to hear a woman’s voice near the roller coaster. Others said a male ghost appeared around the entrance. There were also frightening stories that the haunted house was “packed” with spirits, or that anyone who went there at night would lose their mind.

For more than a decade, the park reportedly stood quietly as a deserted amusement park. As photos of its eerie, overgrown rides spread online, its strange atmosphere drew attention from fans of abandoned places. During Japan’s broader ruins-exploration boom, even more rumors began to circulate.

The reason the park closed is also surrounded by conflicting stories. Some say someone fell to their death from the roller coaster. Others claim a couple died by suicide in the coffee cup ride. However, it remains unclear which, if any, of these stories are true.

Location: Numanishi, Senoue-machi, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture.

As with any real abandoned or restricted site, conditions may be dangerous and access may be illegal. Do not trespass, enter unsafe structures, or visit at night for thrill-seeking.


Japanese Language

廃遊園地。ジェットコースターのそばで女性の声が聞こえる、入り口付近に男性の幽霊が出る、お化け屋敷に入ると幽霊がぎっしり詰まっている、夜に行くと発狂する等、恐ろしい霊体験の報告が絶えない。10年以上廃墟遊園としてひっそりと佇んでいたのだが、次第にその神秘的な様相から廃墟遊園地としてインターネット上でも話題の場所となった。その後、廃墟ブームも手伝い様々な噂が流れてきたと言われている。そもそもの閉園の理由はジェットコースターから転落して死んだだ人がいる、コーヒーカップで自殺したカップルがいる等複数あるが、果たして何が真実なのか。

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