[Abandoned Railway]Walking on the Former National Railway Ujina Line

It is located in Hiroshima Ward, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.

Passenger transport was discontinued in 1972, and freight transport was discontinued in 1986.

Walk 5.9 km from Hiroshima Station to the former Ujina Station ruins

0:00 Railroad crossing on the east side of Hiroshima Station

0:50 Move on. This area was full of corpses 70 years ago.

3:44 Branch off from here and turn to the right

5:35 In front of Mazda Stadium, home of the Hiroshima Carp.
Before the stadium was built, it was a fan-shaped steam locomotive garage.

10:34 Ozuguchi Station Ruins.there is no trace

12:00 The iron bridge has also been removed.

21:50 Minamidanbara Station Ruins.
There is a driving wheel monument.
Higashi Danbara Station was also there, but the location is unknown.

23:57 A masterpiece of “Thanks for the good fight of 92 years”

28:22 Kamiokawa Station Remains

38:04 Take a detour and head to the site of the former army factory.I’ll be there in 5 minutes.

39:00 It suddenly appears in a residential area.

39:27 The iron door is blown up by the blast

41:04 This iron door is dented by the blast

45:18 I’m back

46:50 Shimo-Okawa Station Remains

53:09 Railroad crossings and platforms? monument of

55:07 From here, traces of the railroad tracks remain.

55:40 Tanna Station Ruins

1:04:52 Shimotanna Station Ruins

1:16:05 Water supply army warehouse trace.

1:19:10 Near this velodrome is the site of Ujina Station.
There was the longest platform in Japan from the remains of the army warehouse to here.

1:20:00 I will go because the sea is by my side

1:22:25 Old buildings　

1:23:20 Ujina Port Ruins.During the war, many army soldiers boarded ships from here and went to the battlefield.