【豪邸廃墟】とある会社の社長さんが建てた豪邸廃墟

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20 Jan 202415:13

Summary

TLDRThe video features a man exploring an unfinished, abandoned mansion in Japan. He provides background that it was built by a wealthy company president but left incomplete when his company went bankrupt, likely due to the 1990s recession. The presenter is impressed by the large, intricate property and regrets that it was never finished. He notes it could still have value if restored and hopes viewers with information will share in the comments.

Takeaways

😀 The narrator is thanking viewers for watching his daily vlog from Chiba
🚶‍♂️ He is heading to an abandoned mansion recommended by a viewer
🏡 The mansion belonged to a company president but was left unfinished
🛣️ He hiked up a steep hill to reach the abandoned mansion site
😮 The unfinished mansion structure is very impressive
🏗️ It seems construction was halted midway
📸 The narrator shows the mansion exterior using a selfie stick
👷‍♂️ Raw construction materials are still at the site
🏭 The mansion was built by a company that went bankrupt after the bubble economy burst
😊 The narrator thanks viewers and encourages them to subscribe

Q & A

What kind of company was Aoki Industries?
-The transcript mentions that Aoki Industries was a company that had a factory and warehouses on the property. It seems to have gone bankrupt.
Who built the mansion that was left unfinished?
-It seems the president of Aoki Industries built the mansion that was left unfinished when the company went under.
What is the current state of the mansion?
-The transcript describes the mansion as unfinished but still in decent shape, with some construction materials still remaining.
When did Aoki Industries likely go out of business?
-It is guessed that it went bankrupt during or after the economic bubble in Japan which burst around 30-35 years ago.

Outlines

00:00

🏚️ Exploring an Abandoned Mansion in Chiba

Sari introduces today's vlog with enthusiasm, announcing plans to explore an abandoned mansion in Asaikugun Minamimachi, Chiba, based on a viewer's suggestion. The mansion, once a grand residence near a company owned by the president who lived there, now lies in ruins alongside a mysterious warehouse-like structure on the property. Speculations suggest it belonged to the president of Aoki Industries, which was replaced by Sama Industry. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the property's history, Sari is eager to uncover its secrets. The journey includes a surprising encounter with a viewer at a convenience store and an amusing revelation about Sari's own absentmindedness.

05:01

🌉 Discovering the Grandeur of an Architectural Relic

Upon arrival, Sari is captivated by the site's impressive bridge and a pond-like feature beneath it, hinting at the property's grand past. The exploration reveals the mansion's unfinished state, with large stones and construction materials indicating its once intended luxury. Despite the inability to access certain areas, Sari's use of a 3m selfie stick provides a unique vantage point, offering glimpses into the architectural ambitions that remained unfulfilled. The adventure continues with a look at a nearby apartment complex, adding another layer to the day's discoveries.

10:02

🏗️ Insights into the Mansion's History and Present State

Sari reflects on the mansion's history, linking it to Aoki Industries and its subsequent downfall. The unfinished state of the mansion, combined with the remnants of construction materials, paints a picture of ambitious plans halted mid-way. The exploration extends to a nearby aged apartment, suggesting a connection to the mansion's past. Sari's journey through these ruins not only uncovers the physical remnants of grandeur but also evokes the melancholy of unrealized dreams, hinting at the broader economic impacts that led to such abandonments.

15:03

👋 Conclusion and Call to Action

Wrapping up the exploration, Sari invites viewers to subscribe and like the video if they enjoyed the content. The vlog ends with a promise to meet again in the next video, encouraging engagement and further exploration of forgotten places.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡廃墟

廃墟 means abandoned buildings or ruins in Japanese. The narrator visits and explores an abandoned mansion that was never completed. He is fascinated by these urban ruins. 廃墟探訪 or haikyo tanken, exploring abandoned places, is a popular activity in Japan.

💡バブル

バブル refers to the economic bubble in Japan during the late 1980s. The narrator speculates that the mansion was likely started during the bubble economy period, but was abandoned and left incomplete after the bubble burst and the economy declined.

💡青木工業

青木工業 (Aoki Industries) is the company that originally built the mansion for its president. It went bankrupt, likely due to the bursting of the economic bubble, leaving the mansion unfinished.

💡豪邸

豪邸 (goutei) means a luxurious, gigantic mansion. The narrator is impressed by the size and luxury of the abandoned mansion.

💡社長

社長 (shacho) means company president. The mansion was built by 青木工業 for its president before the company went bankrupt.

💡工事

工事 (koji) means construction work. The narrator notes several times that the mansion is unfinished, with construction materials still left on site, indicating the work was halted mid-construction.

💡倒産

倒産 (tosan) means bankruptcy. The narrator speculates that 青木工業 went bankrupt due to the bursting economic bubble, leading to the mansion being abandoned unfinished.

💡廃墟探訪

廃墟探訪 (haikyo tanken) means exploring abandoned ruins, a popular activity in Japan. The narrator is essentially doing 廃墟探訪 by visiting this unfinished mansion.

💡バブル崩壊

バブル崩壊 (baburu hokai) means the bursting or collapse of the economic bubble in Japan. This is likely what caused 青木工業 to go bankrupt, halting construction on the mansion.

💡残骸

残骸 (zangai) means ruins or remains. The narrator describes the unfinished mansion as 残骸 at one point, emphasizing its abandoned, unfinished state.

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