かつて【雲上の楽園】と呼ばれた都市　松尾鉱山　緑ヶ丘アパート郡　廃墟　岩手県八幡平市　八幡平アスピーテライン　【東北最大廃墟団地】

There was once a city known as a "paradise in the clouds." Matsuo Mine, Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture. A massive mine once stood in the mountains at an altitude of nearly 1000m. It monopolized 80% of Japan's sulfur demand and was known as the "largest sulfur mine in the Orient," a place that flourished greatly. Location: (Address) Matsuo Yoriki 2nd Ward, Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture (Latitude and Longitude of Property) 39°56'32.3"N 140°56'43.9"E (Access/Directions) [By Car] Approximately 20 minutes (19km) from the Tohoku Expressway "Matsuo Hachimantai IC" via Prefectural Road 45 → Prefectural Road 23 (Hachimantai Aspite Line). [Public Transportation] Get off at JR Hanawa Line "Obuke Station," then take the Iwate Kenpoku Bus "A51: Orahono Onsen/Obuke Station/Hiradate Station/Hachimantai Mountain Hotel" from the "Obuke Station" bus stop. After about 30 minutes (22 stops), transfer to the "A23: Hachimantai Mountain Hotel" bus at the "Kashiwadai" bus stop. After about 12 minutes (2 stops), get off at the "Midorigaoka" bus stop. From the bus stop, it's about a 3-minute walk (350m), and you'll see the ruins of the Midorigaoka Apartments on your right. Tohoku's Largest Abandoned Building