![()[8] Blocks of public housing https://igmur████[9] Transmission towers https://gyazu████[10] So it's this kinda thread huh[12] Places where embankments become overpasses https://upuroda███[13] >>9 Damn I like the steel towers around electrical substations[14] >>13 This, this is pretty nice[15] Roads under construction blocked by guardrails https://upuroda███[16] That's kinda nice[17] Yeah, that's kinda nice - なんかいい場所 / Shannon feat. 歌愛ユキ](https://img.youtube.com/vi/MnOaOoHMToM/mqdefault.jpg)
()[8] Blocks of public housing https://igmur████[9] Transmission towers https://gyazu████[10] So it's this kinda thread huh[12] Places where embankments become overpasses https://upuroda███[13] >>9 Damn I like the steel towers around electrical substations[14] >>13 This, this is pretty nice[15] Roads under construction blocked by guardrails https://upuroda███[16] That's kinda nice[17] Yeah, that's kinda nice
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()Title: [Legendary] "List out some kinda nice places" [Thread of places in Nara][1] Even using Google Street View, be wary of exposing your personal info[2] What kind of posts exactly are you expecting out of this?[3] Not sure what the genre is[4] I guess I'll go searching for some places[5K] >>1 post first bruh[6] I thought of a pretty nice place but I forgot[7] It seems kinda fun to hunt for all the places after they've been posted
()[18] Corners[19] Short train tracks https://igmur████[20] >>18 I feel you[21] Places where the road stops being paved with asphalt midway https://igmur████[22] >>18 Whenever I'm in a corner I feel the need to unirate[23] >>22 is this the Mariko Aoki phenomenon?[24K] that's for books bruh[25] >>19 Seems like a pretty famous place[27] Places where accidents caused more curved mirrors to be placed https://pitta████[28] >>27 the age difference between curved mirrors is insane lmao[29] I really like dirt roads where earthen pipes covered with wire mesh stick out[30] >>27 This is kinda nice... wait, should I be saying this?[31] spotted the inappropriate guy[32] On the way to the scarecrow village in Tokushima there was a place with curved mirrors every 5 metres, it was very scary[33K] The corners of the classroom are the most calming, I get it[34K] Bro how fast does the Street View Car go[35] >>19 This is the short train line at the Kintetsu (railway company) Ninokuchi station. Personally, for the line at Ninokuchi station, calling it a connecting line instead of a short train line feels more right. But calling the short train line at Nakayagi station somewhat further south as a short train line feels right as well.[36] Nah, never heard of it[37] Dragon's holes[38] >>37 What are dragon's holes?[39K] >>38 A concept in feng shui[40] Abandoned shrines https://pitta████[41K] >>40 Bro don't suddenly post something scary[42] this gives me the creeps[43] >>40 Isn't this blasphemous?[44] The image is a bit too small but it feels like a small shrine which had its contents removed. Doesn't seem to be operational[45] What the hell are these rubbish uploaders, posting pixelated photos all over the place[46] ☆ABANDONED SHRINES☆ (first character replaced with an English word to make it seem less serious)[47] Feng shui might also have originally came from people going "this place seems kinda nice"[48] Railroad crossings https://pitta████[49, Acala25000 (Acala is a powerful Buddhist deity)] I scored 25000 points on Geoguessr Japan without moving. This thread seems kinda interesting so I'm gonna hunt for all the places lmao I'll also be posting a screenshot of my 25000 point score[50] >>49 who dis[51] >>49 No one cares about your proof[52] This is getting sketchy[53] Acala has come ━━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━━!![54] I thought he'd come here[55K, Acala25000] Because of the kids outside houses around the area I'll release the locations without the exact addresses lmao[56] I've seen this guy in other threads too[57] >>56 Yeah, he'd definitely come over here as well[58] It's already kinda sketchy that some guy with a fixed handle is coming here and bragging[59] This guy is inexplicably quick in determining locations[60] >>59 This guy seems to have memorised street pole numbers and the general contours of mountains[61] >>60 Memorising the countours of mountains is honestly really insane lmfao[62] Really digusting[63K, Acala25000] The shape of the mountain is stupidly simple, gg ez[64] Is Geoguessr the thing where you determine a place based on an image?[65K] This guy could probably win a Geoguessr competition if it existed[66] This guy probably just located where all of this was first before he posted and only pretended to figure it out in an instant[67K, Acala2500] Locations all found! Guess![68K, Acala2500] I'll be posting all of them now![69] hurry up[70K, Acala2500] >>8 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Koyocho-cho (Note 1)[71K, Acala2500] >>9 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Kawahigashi-cho, Unebi Substation[72K, Acala2500] >>12 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Gaizen-cho[73K, Acala2500] >>15 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Ichinakada-cho[75K, Acala2500] >>19 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Jiseki-cho[76K, Acala2500] >>21 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Nishiikejima-cho[78K, Acala2500] >>27 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Gobou-cho[79K, Acala2500] >>48 Nara Prefecture, Kashihara City, Niikawa-cho[80K, Acala2500] All of them were taken in Kashihara, that's some insane coincidence lmfao[81] hol up[82] this cant be real[83] all of the pictures were posts with users with separate ids[84K] This is some insane larp from some insanely free local[85] [Sad news] Nanj has turned into Jimoty (an online advertising website)[86] Isn't this all cooked up by one guy?[87] >>86 All posts were posted with IDs ending with 0 (signifying the use of a personal computer) so doing this by one's self would be quite the hassle[88] Maybe this guy is in cahoots with some locals[89] this crap is boring[90] im going to bed[91] I was the dude who posted the steel tower, but I'm absolutely not a local from Nara. I live in Tokushima but used to go to Nara[92] Still gonna continue larping?[93K] Nah this can't just be a coincidence lol[94] All I did was simply uploading the famous Ninokuchi short circuit line, I can't be in cahoots with anyone since I live in Wakayama and am nowhere near a local[95] Even I, who posted the image originally, am the most scared. I'm not a local either[96K] If this was a larp it is quite simple[97K] I posted the picture of the public housing blocks, but to be honest I was quite shocked as well. I picked the place randomly but the location somehow matched up with the others. It feels almost as if our minds were being read. By the way, I live in Fukui and don't even know how to read the Chinese characters for Kashihara ("橿原").[98] It's "kashikara"[99] Things are getting heated here eh[100] nah it's all a larp[101] >>1 what is this guy doing[102K] (unclear) instead. you don't understand what it means?[103] (unclear)
ok the JR crossing bells are a nice touch
広陽町→広陵町川東町→川西町外膳町→内膳町中田町→田中町地赤町→地黄町西池島町→東池尻町牛蒡町→御坊町新川町→古川町
内膳町だ！ここ自転車で通って高校行ってました笑 南に行けばヤマトーがありましたが、今はもうありません😢
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そだ、この部分のメロディ、千年幻想郷 ～ History of the Moon にめっちゃ似てるって思うの私だけ？
で、主人公の手を握る姿が見られます。これは母親だと仮定します白い服を着ているので、もしかして鬱病かと思われます。踏切で飛び込んだかもしれません（あるいはカーブミラーの場所で事故死だったかもしれない）で、後に主人公は別の人に引き取られます。だが、スレの後半に母親が現れて謝りますが「バカ息子」とか酷い言いようを使うのでもしかして仲が悪いかもしれません。そういう理由か、元の母親を取り戻すために風水とか古代な儀式とかを調べます。主人公（ガラケーを使う投稿者）は龍穴とかそういう概念が知っているわけですね。で、何らかの方法でスレに影響を与えて人をおびき寄せようとします。最初は全員無関係に見えるが、「子どもの頃、行ったことがある」とか「あそこに家族がある」とか、色々繋がりがあるようでもしや風水の力を使ったかもしれません最終的に4人が釣られます。そして踏切で着いたら元の母親を取り戻す用の儀式で犠牲にするつもりだと思います
103、荒らしにしては内容が怖いIDは末尾0っぽいからガラケーちゃんではないのかな
これ携帯でスレ見ながら歩いてんのか？
()[105] I'm getting curious about 1 (OP's) lack of response[106] Not sure if this will help the my case of being from Fukui but these are the city's PSA pamplets https://igmur████[107] >>106 You're posting out the PAP pamphlets as proof? lmao[108K] knowing where you live is quite meaningless, no?[109] Proof I live in the Kanto region: https://gyazu████[110] >>91 Where exactly in Tokushima?[111] Some place called Donari, part of the inland portion of Tokushima. I can't tell if this counts as proof but here's a picture of my nearby post office: https://gyazu████[112] >>111 Oh, it's the place that got merged! By the way, I live in Annan[113] What is this alumni meetup lmao[114K] I was the guy who posted the embankment. Born and raised in eastern Osaka. I went to Ise during spring break and took a picture of Yamato-yagi station, it fit the general vibe so I posted the picture[115, an uncle from Tsuruga] I'll put my handle here. Though I've been accused of faking all this, being someone who posted one of these images, I'm so spooked that I don't really have much of a choice. I'm pretty curious why this turned out the way it did[116] Could this actually be real?[117] If this was real then the people who posted these images must be quite spooked[118K] bro wasn't this already decided on being a larp lmao, how are you guys are still trying to explain this?[119] Had this been a larp all of them would've just come clean at the same time already. Continuing to insist this is a larp is quite meaningless tbh[120] Is this actual collective subconsious behaviour?[121] If it were real it'd be interesting[122] Man, I was just about to get ready to sleep[123] aight it's a larp, end of story, i'm gonna sleep[124K, Acala2500] Don't get excited lmao By the way, I can't get the location for >>40's shrine. It doesn't even seem to be on Street View, this could be impossible for me to crack lmao[125] It seems like just this guy's photo was blurry[126] >>48 I compared the Street View imagery with the picture of the railroad crossing and it seems a bit different https://igmur████[127] (the guy who posted the abandoned shrine had an) ID ending with K, he was using a flip phone[128] ...which means that he was the only one who snapped a photo at the actual spot?[129] A flip phone in 2017... might barely be possible[131] >>40 do you know anything? say something[132] Could this be the curse of the abandoned shrine?[133] I posted about the guardrails. I currently live at the fringes of Mie Prefecture.[134] There probably is something at that abandoned shrine. Is it impossible to pinpoint where the shrine is?[135, an uncle from Tsuruga] Calling the Pinpointing Division![136] I looked at all the still images on Google Street View just now but couldn't find this shrine anywhere[137K] hmm, seems like it doesn't exist huh[138] no additional clues as well
畝傍山
()[139] TL;DR?[140]* people posted locations that they thought were kinda nice* for some reason all photos taken were from the same city* only the location of the abandoned shrine is unknown (we are here)[141K] Muchas gracias, what is this bruh scary as heck lmao[142] Surprisingly utopian!!! Surprisingly utopian!!! (Note 2)[143, Heisei Fengshui master] I am a Fengshui master. What >>37 said about the dragon's holes interests me. In recent years, the Nara Basin has exploded in interest from a feng shui perspective, so the west side of Mount Unebi in Kashihara is a feng shui hotspot[144] Has its value changed due to the passage of time?[145, Heisei Fengshui master] Originally, fengshui would just be done through observing the waters and hills, but now the ubiquity of transmission towers requires them to be factored in as well. These transmission towers were initially considered as inauspicious since they jutted out from the landscape and blocked the Chi, causing them to be treated as breaking the dragon's veins. However, in the modern age, it is thought that the ground has become more accustomed to this kind of infrastructure. Hence, a new form of fengshui, called the "Mechanical Dragon Vein Theory" and that considers these towers as one of the dragon's veins, was created. By this theory, these transmission cables, connected to the ground by transmission towers, form a strong positive dragon (陽龍) through the ground, thus causing a very strong current of Chi to flow. As a result, most modern Fengshui masters will look at electricity networks.[146] Could someone summarise the main points?[147] So this is what happens when high voltage passes through an area[148] That "Mechanical Dragon Vein Theory" was really edgy lmao[149] Does that mean that the definition of Chi changes to fit the times?[150, Heisei Fengshui master] Yeah, since Chi is basically just a reincarnation of the concept of "being kinda nice". Though the electricity grid passes through the Nara Basin, but the highest voltage 500kV line does not pass through the basin, only lower-voltage lines. How exactly the electricity grid is factored in with the shapes of the waters and mountains can't really be explained without knowledge of Bagua, but the end result is that this becomes a relatively strong spot in Fengshui. Fengshui masters commonly say that the region around Kashihara City is connected by dragon's holes. https://igmur████[151] lmao, this guy is actually rambling[152] So then, what's the conclusion? Can we figure out where this place is? We can't do anything if we can't figure out where it is[153] To be quite honest, it would be easy to tell if we could look at the dragon's veins, but using the Hole Method, it is quite hard to tell without actually seeing the location. There is a saying that goes "To find the dragon is easy, yet to point its holes is hard".[154] This doesn't really matter since we already know this is in Kashihara.[155] Nah, but through the Vein Method we are able to narrow it down a bit[156] Hurry up and say where it is then[157, Heisei Fengshui master] Since Unebi Substation is at the end of the electrical grid, my guess is around the west of Mount Unebi, at or slightly above the foot of the mountain. The hole would likely be a small depression around there. Looking at the map, there are a lot of potential candidates but it's likely that you'd only know if you went there.[158, an uncle from Tsuruga] For the fengshui guy, would you be able to tell if you were sent a photo of the area?[159, Heisei Fengshui Master] I would be able to tell if you sent a photo that showed the direction and some minute details of the terrain[160, an uncle from Tsuruga] Should I try and go there today? I somewhat just want to have a normal vacation, but I honestly feel a sensation that this event has some deep mystery embedded within it. Going to that place may not actually lead to some form of resolution, but it might bring us one step closer. (translation may be heavily inaccurate)[161] An actual fast-paced thread? (?)[162, an uncle from Tsuruga] This is quite sudden so there probably isn't anyone nearby who would like to come along[163] I'm getting excited by this long-awaited development[164] coming from Tsuruga should be a breeze for you lmoa[165, Wakayama Electrified Rail] Train nerd from Wakayama here. I'm coming. While we're at it, let's go see the dual-guage four-rail track at Kashiharajingu-mae station[166] On the Kashihara line there are dual-guage three-rail tracks, a must see[167] How exactly do you intend to determine the position of the image without mountains nor electricity poles captured?[168K, Kumanonada Army] Maybe I'll provide support on my motorbike from Mie[169] You're from Kumano?[170K, Kumanonada Army] nah, Owase[171] Owase... will you do some commentary on National Route 425?[172K, Kumanonada Army] Can't, since I live slightly more to the south I'll take Prefecture Route 737 to the R309. Putting my life in the hands of the Hacchou-zaka is quite crap but it's still better than crossing Death Route 425 (Note 3)[173] Back when I didn't know much about dangerous routes, I was on Death Route 425 when it started showering. It was hellish. Couldn't tell the road from a waterfall[174K, Awa Dance Association] I'm from Tokushima but I'll probably be coming[175] Isn't that far? lmao[176K, Awa Dance Association] >>175 I have relatives in Nara and I'm taking a high-speed bus there so it isn't too bad[177] Damn, seems kinda miraculous how everyone is from so far apart. Tsuruga, Wakayama, Tokushima, Owase...[178K] so many people here speaking Kansai-ben but not one person from Osaka lmfao[179, an uncle from Tsuruga] Thanks everyone. I'm planning on taking a camera with me[180] >>179 bring a trekking pole along, just in case the roads end[181] Normally there should be at least someone from Osaka, given that its population is so large[182] Wasn't there someone from Osaka just now?[183, an uncle from Tsuruga] Everyone should be able to reach by around noon tomorrow, right? Maybe we set a target for around 1pm[184, Wakayama Electrified Rail] It should be fine if go out without sleeping today[185, Kumanonada Army] No problem. I'm thinking of coming in military attire[186] >>185 wouldn't that be the ghost of a Japanese soldier[187] Looking at the vicinity of the town Awa Dance Association lives, Donari-cho, I found a shrine called Kashihara Jinja. Maybe this could have some sort of connection...[188] I am the mother of the user who posted the abandoned shrine. I deeply apologise for the (Note 4) and great inconvenience my idiot child has caused.
から地図に印がついている場所、多分廃神社に向かったスレ民4人の住所になってることに気がついてすごく怖い…しかもユキちゃんカッター持ってるから血で書いたの…？
wtf
のスレ民の4人分の影がやけに怖くて好き
ってことはの4人の人影は…
