As I mentioned last post, here are some more shots of the bizarre architecture at the Nanohanakan sports complex in Ibusuki, Kagoshima.
Like so many similar projects around Japan, it is a monumental piece of architecture spawned by the booming economy of late 20th Century Japan.
Like many of the other examples it is falling into ruin, but for me and the kind of photos I like to take, it is a goldmine.
The architect was Kagoshima-born Takasaki Masaharu, and this final shot is reminiscent of another of his works I have seen......
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