【廃村探索】冬季通行止めの酷道沿いの廃村へ行く50代男性【岐阜車中泊の旅】

【廃村探索】冬季通行止めの酷道沿いの廃村へ行く50代男性【岐阜車中泊の旅】

[Music] It’s Nezu Village. Why is this Shoko Asahara? [Music] Hello, everyone. This is Ito from Wakayama Mon TV. Today I’m in Gifu Prefecture. This is the final chapter of my Gifu car camping trip. Finally, I’d like to visit an abandoned village along National Route 157. At the end of the video, I’ll be announcing the expenses, mileage, and fuel consumption for this trip, so please watch until the end. This time, I’m on a budget-saving trip, but the number of views for my Gifu car camping series has dropped significantly, so I could end up in the red. But I thought the video itself was interesting, so please watch it again. [Music] This is Kurozu. Kurozu, Neo Town. This is supposed to be the abandoned village. There’s nowhere to park. The road is the same width. Oh, there’s a house upstairs too. Um, wait a minute. Sigh, I’m tired. Kurozu. Kurozu. The wisteria are already blooming over there. It’s May, so wisteria are blooming, but maybe there’s a chair? Maybe a chair. Oh, bears, be careful of bears when entering the mountains. There’s an abandoned house here. Yes , I’ve arrived in Kurotsu. This area is dilapidated. By the way, I got sprayed with bear spray on my body during the last photo shoot, so my palms and stomach hurt. There’s a house on the road above, too. It looks like they’ve stacked refrigerators. It says “washing machine” on the bottom. I don’t know what it is, but it’s written there. What does it say ? It penetrates over there. There’s an electric meter over here. This house. People come here sometimes. There used to be a pond. Oh, it’s supported by concrete like this. [Applause] This one’s open. There’s all sorts of stuff scattered around. Is this some kind of storehouse? This is a shrine. Yeah. There are thick electric wires running through it. This isn’t a meeting place, but it’s the shrine where they gather. I wonder what the shrine is like , the stone wall is kind of round. I wonder if the round stones cut the stone wall neatly? The sacred lantern. Oh, excuse me for intruding. There’s a tree bumping into this place. There’s gravel inside. This place is like a plaza, too. They’ve cut down the bamboo, too. Oh, there’s a chimney here. Wow, it’s amazing. This house is so big. It’s amazing. It’s been reinforced. The lights are on, so I guess everyone comes back sometimes. There’s not much grass. I mean, they come back in the summer and go down in the winter. There’s a pond that looks like a fish farm. Clear water is flowing. Maybe it’s not illegal dumping? This is the lower district. Slowly. We’ve come to the upper district. [Applause] Oh, there’s a house behind the fire hydrant. Maybe it was a warehouse? The lights are still on here . It’s bright out there, but the lights are on. Here’s the radio tower. TV signals, I guess. Cell phone signals. Water tanks and stuff . Ah, this is a roof you often see in Fukui. It’s resistant to snow. A grave. This one’s already collapsed and reduced to rubble. Is that the roof? It’s a Pajero Mini . It’s cool. A Pajero Mini. Oh, it has a transmission. The roof is dented. Did something fall off? There are a ton of tadpoles. You mean a ton? They’re pretty big tadpoles. I wonder if this was originally a rice paddy? They’re writhing around. Oh, maybe it’s some kind of stone pedestal? This used to be a house too. There’s a hole in it, too. Ah, that place is new . [Applause] It looks like someone lived in it. W-0 people. Oh, what’s this? A Town Ace Bongo. Oh, I wonder if they used this as a warehouse. Inside this car. A Sunny Vanette. Ah, it’s a Nissan. Wow. There was this kind of Sunny. A van type like this . This is rare. I don’t know. I feel like they don’t sell Sunnys anymore these days. Maybe that house over there has one too. Four hours later, the swelling has gone down a little. The pain has mostly gone away too. Does that mean bear spray wears off after four hours? Humans, you know. This is a no-net zone and private property, so picking wild vegetables is forbidden. Well , that makes sense. [Music] [Applause] Yes. Ogawara [Music] There have been so many bear signs around here. I wonder if there are any around here too? They don’t really go near it if there are people around. This one seems like a place that only comes around occasionally. New. I wonder if they’re returning around here too. My throat ‘s getting hoarse. Hornets. There aren’t that many houses. There are three or four houses behind the trees. I guess Ogawara is called Ogawara because the riverbank is wide. The riverbank feels really wide. There’s a bottle on it. Oh, there’s one in the back here too. Route 157 is closed during the winter , so what will they do with supplies? Well, it’s probably fine since no one lives there right now . Oh, there’s a fence to keep animals out. It ‘s big. There are a lot of houses like this in Gifu Prefecture. Oh, there are signs of industrial waste dumping here. There’s a lot more down there too. Is it a power sprayer? Wheels? There’s a lot of firewood and stuff. Is that a shoji screen? I took the shoji screen out. No, Nekotoge Pass, which leads to the Koshiha district, is closed. It’s 10km away from being closed for the time being due to a landslide. Eh, can I really get to Koshiha in 10km? I’m not even going this far. It says “winter” due to the disaster in the Fukui area , but it also says “due to the disaster.” Is it impossible to go? Wait, my navigation system is losing signal and I can’t figure it out, so I guess I’ll give up. 345km to Gobo. I’ll keep going for a while . It’ll take about 6 hours and 24 minutes this way. Just taking the back roads. Yeah. 338km this way. Okay, well, let’s follow Apple. It’s been about 5 hours. My stomach feels like it’s getting to the top . After using this spray, it hurt for about three days. Especially when I showered and took a bath. Water didn’t hurt at all. It felt like sunburn. It started to get better after about four hours, but if I sweated a little, the pain would flare up again and it was excruciating. But thanks to that, I wasn’t sleepy on the drive home and made it safely. The spiciness was so intense that I threw away all my clothes, including my pants and underwear. The total distance traveled on this Gifu car camping trip was 903 km. It took 40.71 liters of gas. Finally, the cost of this trip was 15,049 yen. And as for the profits from this Gifu car camping trip (video), well, it was just barely enough gas. (Gas cost 6,949 yen.) Right now, I’m in the red, but if this video goes well, I might even turn a profit. Thank you for watching until the end . If you like abandoned villages, ruins, and Gifu Prefecture, please subscribe to my channel. See you soon. Ja.

岐阜車中泊の旅、最終回です。
最後に行った場所は国道157号沿いにある廃村黒津と大河原です。ただ人口は０でも冬季無人集落で暖かい間は手入れもされていて人の行き来も多い感じです。
それと動画の最後の方で旅にかかった経費と距離数、燃費を公開しています。
今回は、行けなかった場所やボツにした動画もあり、岐阜県では4本の動画だけだったので広告収益と経費を比べて赤字の可能性がありますね😅

岐阜車中泊の旅の動画はこちら
part1山の中の廃宗教施設で謎の集団と遭遇する50代男性【ホワイトスラム】

part2絵画のような池に行く50代男性【モネの池】名もなき池

part3
平家の落人の廃村でクマ撃退スプレーを浴びる50代男性

part4
冬季通行止めの酷道沿いにある廃村へ行く50代男性

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