May 1, 2009
Heiankaku
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on May 2009 Name: Heiankaku Location: Iwama City, Ibaraki History: Not much is known about Heiankaku, except that the vast space must have once been used for marriage celebrations—wedding dresses and pictures of newlyweds still lie scattered about. At some point, a fire ravaged the complex, leaving the walls and ceilings […]
By Metropolis
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on May 2009
Name: Heiankaku
Location: Iwama City, Ibaraki
History: Not much is known about Heiankaku, except that the vast space must have once been used for marriage celebrations—wedding dresses and pictures of newlyweds still lie scattered about. At some point, a fire ravaged the complex, leaving the walls and ceilings charred, though it’s unclear whether the conflagration caused Heiankaku to go out of business, or if it happened after the venue was deserted.
Access: Iwama station on the JR Joban line, about 90min from Ueno.
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