Scott- Canadian world? I`ll go do some research….

Michelle- Right, I`m not a fan of that particular graffiti, but I`ll agree seeing a place degrade is quite fascinating.

Lee- Right, you and me both. Was so disappointed to hear it was gone. Crushed my dreams

Karasu- Good point, I hadn`t thought of that. He is lifeless.

2nihon- No doubt, they do. Ones that are too awesome (and fragile) to survive in the real world.

Houma- Safety is largely a matter of common sense in a haikyo. In Japan there`s about zero threat from people in the ruins, as there are no squatters and I`ve never even seen evidence of drug-use. The main danger is the age and worn-down state of the place. Watch your footing and you`ll generally be fine. In other countries though, ruins inhabitants become much more of a risk.