Malaysian daredevil Keow Wee Loong sneaked into the Fukushima exclusion zone in Japan and captured some incredible images of abandoned towns 5 years after the tragedy.
 

Ropoto was once a village where 300 families dwelled but after a landslide in 2012 it became a ghost town. Today, it is an abandoned town which is still sinking slowly moving the slanted buildings.

Autonomous Region of China is a metropolis filled with 100 lovely villas but it stands empty despite being built to accommodate wealthy residents.

Kitsault  is a town in British Columbia, Canada which has been abandoned for the past 30 years. The town was erected in 1979 due to the emergence of the American Mining Corporation Phelps Dodge and Molybdenum mine in the area and was originally intended as a base to house miners and their families. The town catered for 1200 residents and was equipped with shopping centres, schools and hospitals amongst many other things.

Walking along these streets you get a feeling as if you travelled back to the times of World War II.

The ghost town you’ll see in the pictures can be easily called Silent Hill.

After the jump, we’ll make a little trip there ;)