Nara Dreamland , which closed in 2006, is famous for the fact that the playground equipment and buildings were not removed and remain in ruins even after the closure. The ruins are popular ...

Now, Nara Dreamland looks like some kind of ethereal scene you’d see after falling down the rabbit hole. Seriously, these pictures are BONKERS. They were taken by photographer Romain Veillon ...

Nara Dreamland, in Japan, was once a bustling theme park which attracted a number of thrillseeking tourists with it's terrifying rollercoasters and scary rides Credit: mediadrumworld.com. 14.

Nara Dreamland was built in 1961 as Japan's answer to Disneyland, which had opened in California the previous decade. Towards the end of its life the park struggled with low visitor numbers and ...

In 1961, Nara Dreamland was the Japanese answer to Southern California's legendary Disneyland, and shared several of its themes and features, including its very own Main Street U.S.A.

Japan's Nara Dreamland amusement park, which strongly resembles California's Disneyland, opened its doors in 1961 and shuttered them in 2006. Since then, Skip to content Gizmodo. Search .

Theme parks are a lot of fun. Even just one day exploring a theme park can bring joy, so it's weird when one closes and ...

Abandoned Nara Dreamland Once one of Japan's most popular tourist attractions, this eerie abandoned theme park used to pull in some 1.6 million visitors every year.

Nara Dreamland became known as the Japanese Disneyland having been built as a purposeful copy of the real theme park in Anaheim in California, USA way back in 1961.

Nara Dreamland, Japan’s answer to Disneyland, has sat in ruin for a decade since dwindling visitor numbers forced it to shut its doors in 2006.