Aizu Sazaedo (Entsu Sansodo)
A hexagonal, three-story wooden hall 16.5 m tall, built in 1796. Inside, a double-helix ramp keeps the way up separate from the way down, and because it is one-way, you never pass other visitors. After spiraling up and back down, you find yourself leaving from a different spot than where you entered. A building with a curious route, made more than 200 years ago.
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Nearby liminal spaces
- Former Shirakawa Kogen Ski Area (40 km)
- Submerged Forest of Lake Shirakawa (47 km)
- Asakawaza Theater (62 km)
- Takimi Bridge (77 km)
- Kinugawa-kan Main Building (Kappa Buro) (77 km)
- Nikko Western Village (Abandoned) (84 km)
LIMap is a map for finding and sharing liminal spaces: places emptied of people that feel eerie and nostalgic at the same time. Many of these places are private or off-limits, so please follow the notes above and view them only from where you are allowed.