#Ruins #Shizuoka #CityWalk #Izu #Sightseeing #Ito #Usami #AbandonedBuilding #AbandonedBuildingTour

This time, we're exploring an abandoned villa area in Usami, Ito, with no visible entrance.

This mysterious corner of town shows two entrances on the map, but upon actually arriving, neither of them can be found.

I somehow managed to find a partially buried path through the bushes on a cliff beside National Route 135, and when I followed it, I found the villa of Tamura Gyona, a representative cooking expert of the Showa era.

[Mr. Amano's channel]
A moped rider living in Shizuoka. Having spent his student days in Tokyo, he's very familiar with the area, and often goes on tours in the Kanto region, including Kanagawa and Tokyo. His favorite vehicles are a Honda Super Cub and a Takeoka Motors Abbey Carrot. The Abbey is a crazy vehicle, being a 50cc four-wheeler.

Currently unemployed due to various circumstances. With some free time on my hands, I decided to focus on my YouTube activities, which I had been taking it easy on up until then. My video about abandoned buildings in Atagawa became a hit, and I unexpectedly met the monetization threshold (currently under review). However, I wasn't sure how to take it to the next level, so I enlisted the help of two friends who work in the marketing industry and am currently experimenting.

[Exploring Abandoned Buildings]
I was suffering from a lack of stamina due to my low basal body temperature, so I started mountain climbing as a way to build up my strength. However, before I knew it, I shifted to walking abandoned roads, and before I knew it, my goal had become to find abandoned buildings.
I head to abandoned buildings and roads by motorcycle or car, sharing the aesthetics of nature and decay that I find there, and hope to bring a sense of the extraordinary to my viewers. I may occasionally stream videos of unusual tourist spots or places with unusual topography.

[Camera Equipment]
GoPro HERO9
GoPro HERO4

[Editing Software]
Yukkuri Movie Maker 4