Hi guys, not sure if there's a thread on this place already, had a search but couldn't find anything.
This is the Abandon theme park called Takakanonuma Greenland in Japan, fascinating place and easily one of the creepiest abandon theme parks I've ever seen.
A bit of info on the place..
There are only a few remaining accounts of Takakanonuma Greenland, and hardly any current photographs. It was a massive amusement park built in the 1970s, but now lies in an overgrown hazard zone, closer to a melted-down nuclear power plant than any other city or village.
According to most sources, it is not featured on any maps of Japan and is as remote as it is unknown to cartographers. Although it's only 250 km North of Tokyo, it seems much more mysterious, and much of its spotty history is made up of legend and lore.
Built in 1973, the park's first run at the amusement market lasted only two years. Although some say it was closed for repairs, others insist that deaths on the park's equipment forced its closure. Perhaps the park was repaired, or maybe it was long enough for people to forget the amusement accidents, but the park reopened in 1986. Staying alive on its second tenure until 1999, the park closed for good and was abandoned.
Today, the sprawling hills and trees of the surrounding forests seem to have taken over the park, and its grounds are littered with the remnants of its 13-year run as a theme park. Roller coasters are still in place and their tracks sweep through the evergreens, but no one has been here for over a decade. Although renegade explorers may be tempted to seek out this Japanese wasteland, the recent nuclear meltdown at Fukushima keeps a prohibitive level of radiation in the area.