I remember feeling dizzy as I left. I remember that, maybe for the first time, I was afraid of the passing of time…
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I remember feeling dizzy as I left. I remember that, maybe for the first time, I was afraid of the passing of time…
Read MoreWhen I visited it, the place hadn’t been vandalized yet. It felt like stepping straight into the pages of Murakami’s Dance Dance Dance, with echoes of Kubrick and King hanging in the air. The whole complex was massive — endless hallways, silent rooms, a strange stillness that made time feel uncertain. But there was only one thing that truly stayed with me: the central hall. That room… I’ll never forget it.
Read MoreWestern Village, tucked away near Nikkō, was once a full-scale Wild West theme park — a surreal slice of America deep in Japan. It opened in 1975, when Enichi Ominami decided to turn his family ranch into a living, breathing frontier town.
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