【天空の廃村】夏焼集落に行ってみた｜静岡・秘境の歴史と今を歩く旅

🌿 Natsuyaki Village, tucked away deep in the mountains of Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, remains quietly. The last residents left in 2015, and now this deserted village has become a part of our journey. Its history dates back to the 16th century. While many villages were submerged by the construction of Sakuma Dam in the 1950s, this village was the only one to survive thanks to its sloping terrain. Even today, traces of past life remain clearly visible, such as shrines, houses, water pipes, and an abandoned monorail, making it seem as if time has stood still in this village. 🚃 [Route] JR Sakuma Station → JR Iida Line "Oarashi Station" → Natsuyaki Second Tunnel (commonly known as the Ghost Tunnel) → Natsuyaki Village 🎥 In this video: ・How to access Natsuyaki Village (by train or car) ・Trivia about Oarashi Station and its rest area ・The origins, history, remaining buildings, and religious beliefs of Natsuyaki ・The reasons why abandoned villages are created 📌This video is recommended for those who love abandoned villages and hidden places 📌Interested in the history of Japanese villages 📌Want to take a trip on the Iida Line ▼For even more information, 🔎Search for "Natsuyaki Village History" or similar! ⸻ 📍 Natsuyaki Village (Mizukubo-cho, Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture) Nearest Station: Ozore Station, JR Iida Line ☆Subscribe to the channel here    / @drmfunlife   [Main Channel (Football Match Recordings)]    / @footballfunlife   This channel focuses on exploring hidden spots in Aichi Prefecture, wandering around the Aichi and Tokai regions, and delivering soccer-related videos! Please be kind and subscribe! Please follow us on social media too! [X (Twitter)]   / footballfu.  . [Instagram]   / footballfunlife   [TikTok] https://www.tiktok.com/@tancobukakip?... #NatsuyakiVillage #UnexploredPlace #AbandonedVillage