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[Extended version] Surprising stories at the old Ishizu tram stop (Patreon)

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2025-09-06 02:32:19

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2026-06

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This early link to the extended ad-free version is exclusively for Travel Lovers, Travel Partners, and Travel Masters. It's 28 minutes long and includes the other side of the tracks: a warehouse full of beer, a reverse river, older streets as grungy as they are tidy, and some surprising checklist finds.

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https://youtu.be/_P8RhTk16CY

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▶︎ Early link to the 18-minute version (with ads) if you prefer → https://youtu.beAvh32e0RY

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Surprising stories at the old Ishizu tram stop (extended version)

*Extended, ad-free version for Patreon members* I stumble upon some surprising things in a deceptively quiet, decaying neighborhood along the Hankai Electric Tramway in Sakai, Japan. The ancient alleyways include the spot where 14th century warrior Kitabatake Akiie died, plus Japan's oldest Ebisu shrine and its ancient sacred stones. This exclusive version includes the other side of the tracks: a warehouse full of beer, a reverse river, older streets as grungy as they are tidy, and some surprising checklist finds. ▶︎ *Newsletter* → https://www.patreon.com/posts/138249404 Read the issue of my newsletter about this video ▶︎ Shorter 18-minute version (with ads) → https://youtu.be/_Avh32e_0RY Thanks to everyone on Patreon (https://patreon.com/t1dwanderer). Your support helps keep this independent travel channel alive.