WONDER JAPON ⑥ ~ Japan's Only "Otherworldly" Travel Magazine! Okayama/Hiroshima: Journey to Another World A4 size / 112 pages / All color Like new. I am also selling other back issues, so if you would like to purchase multiple issues, please consult the comment section first (※If you combine two books, you will receive a 210 yen discount, but if you purchase three or more, it will be delivered by宅配便 (courier service), so no discount is available). ● Contents Introduction (Quoted from the online shopping site) "WONDER JAPON" No. 6 introduces shocking spots in Okayama and Hiroshima in a volume-packed way! Starting with a floating residence that looks like a world in a dream, a chaotic antique shop packed with three mini-museums, unusual architecture, ruins, museums, science museums, candy stores, and realistically cool futuristic buildings, you are sure to be immersed in another world. In addition to this special feature, this issue is also packed with must-see articles such as an expanded version of "Mysterious Shrines and Temples" and articles focusing on the back streets of the Fujiyoshida shopping district! -- The legendary subculture magazine "WONDER JAPAN," which supported niche booms such as ruins, industrial heritage, factories, dams, unusual spots, unusual temples, unusual architecture, park playground equipment, red-light district traces, sex gods, underground spaces, and giant structures, has slightly changed its name and reappeared with a new look. This book is No. 6. This issue's special feature is "Okayama/Hiroshima: Journey to Another World"! A station building with animal heads sprouting out, a shocking impression that you won't forget once you see it, a dumpling shop, a religious facility, a jet-black tunnel that looks like the entrance to another world, a pitch-black cafe with a terrifying interior, a cool garbage incineration plant that was used as a location for a famous movie, a cool building covered in ivy that ruins fans will drool over... etc. We introduce shocking spots in Okayama and Hiroshima to the fullest. And, in the special feature "Mysterious Shrines and Temples - Expanded Edition," you can enjoy a world overflowing with diversity, such as Rakan statues that convey the intense feelings of self-sacrifice, mysterious stone statues related to hidden Christians, and a chaotic temple where all kinds of Buddhist statues are arranged without gaps. Furthermore, the issue is packed with content, including "Retro Town at the Foot of Mt. Fuji," which is enveloped in the lingering scent of the great pleasure district that appeared during the boom of textile gacha, a techno-scape like a robot parade, and a reader contribution corner full of unusual information submitted by readers. WONDER JAPON, which is a complete preservation edition every issue, No. 6 is also super fulfilling!