Former Oji Arcadia Resort Hotel
An unfinished hotel on Mt. Ojigatake in Tamano, Okayama, with seven floors above ground and two below. It was the first project under a national program to build facilities in national and quasi-national parks, funded with about 4 billion yen in government loans under the Resort Act, and the building was completed in 1993. But after the bubble economy collapsed, money for the interior work could not be raised, and it was abandoned without ever receiving a single guest. In 2006 it was sold at auction into private hands. Its windows have been smashed and it is covered in graffiti. The site is off-limits and barricaded, so please view it only from the rooftop observation deck of the Ojigatake rest house.
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Nearby liminal spaces
- Hotel La Rainbow (7.7 km)
- Nadasaki Concrete (11 km)
- Kagawa Prefectural Government Office East Building (20 km)
- Dome Plaza at Marugamemachi Ichibangai (Takamatsu Central Shopping District) (20 km)
- Inujima Copper Smelter Ruins (23 km)
- Kashino Green Farm Ruins (Submerged Pension Village) (28 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.