和歌山市・南海線路脇の不法占拠バラックに住むお婆ちゃんとお話して胸がキュンとなった

Nankai Wakayamako Line in Wakayama City. Along the line where small two-car trains come and go, there is an area where unregistered houses are clustered together. These are what you might call squatter houses, and this video features a long conversation with a cheerful, talkative old lady who lives there. Talking to the old lady was both sad and touching. I would like to return someday and have another conversation with her. The mysterious shack that the old lady has built is fascinating. ●Exploring the illegally occupied shacks along Ichiborikawa River, located near the Zaimoku Bridge behind Wakayama City Station (subtitles on)    • 和歌山市駅裏の材木橋たもとに建つ市堀川の不法占拠バラックを探索（字幕ON）   ●A group of old, cramped houses and abandoned buildings sandwiched between the Wakayama Keirin Track and the train tracks, and a cat without front legs    • 和歌山競輪場と線路に挟まれた築古狭小住宅群と廃屋・前足の無い猫   ●Nanamagari Market: Wakayama City's number one hidden spot (Nanamagari Shopping Street)    • 七曲市場・和歌山市ナンバーワンのディープスポット（七曲商店街）   ●The shack settlement behind Wakayama Port Station: A thorough look at the ruins, built freely on the sandy beach on government-owned land (subtitles)    • 和歌山港駅裏バラック集落・国有地砂浜海岸に自由に建てた果ての廃墟を隅々まで見る・不法...