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Abandoned since 1997. So who made the bed? Details like this are what I collect inside real akiya, and every one ends up...
13/10/2026

Abandoned since 1997. So who made the bed? Details like this are what I collect inside real akiya, and every one ends up in a book. What's the strangest thing you've ever seen in an abandoned place?

AITA for refusing to sleep at my brother's renovated akiya after what I found in the storage room? If this thread were r...
12/10/2026

AITA for refusing to sleep at my brother's renovated akiya after what I found in the storage room? If this thread were real, the verdict would be unanimous. It's also the premise of my whole series: never assume a renovated akiya is empty. What do you think was in the storage room?

The post I'd frame if a reader ever wrote it: "just finished a trilogy set in real abandoned houses in japan and i'm nev...
12/10/2026

The post I'd frame if a reader ever wrote it: "just finished a trilogy set in real abandoned houses in japan and i'm never buying cheap property again." 4:12 AM. That's the effect I'm going for. Three standalone books. Start with any house. What time did you finish your last great read?

You've called every twist since 2023. Bet you can't call this one. The Akiya: Fukuoka was written backward from its last...
12/10/2026

You've called every twist since 2023. Bet you can't call this one. The Akiya: Fukuoka was written backward from its last page, so every clue points somewhere you won't think to look. Take the bet, link in the first comment. Which chapter do you think the twist is in?

Don't start this trilogy if you have work tomorrow. Three standalone books, three abandoned houses. Every ending was wri...
12/10/2026

Don't start this trilogy if you have work tomorrow. Three standalone books, three abandoned houses. Every ending was written first and the story built backward to it, so there's never a good place to stop. What's the latest you've ever stayed up for an ending?

People keep asking Google why Japan's homes are abandoned. I spent years inside those houses looking for the answer, and...
11/10/2026

People keep asking Google why Japan's homes are abandoned. I spent years inside those houses looking for the answer, and turned what I found into a thriller series: one book for every prefecture in Japan. What would you want to know about Japan's empty houses?

Abandoned more thrillers this year than you've finished? The review I'm chasing with every book is the one on that page:...
11/10/2026

Abandoned more thrillers this year than you've finished? The review I'm chasing with every book is the one on that page: "The first thriller in a year you don't DNF." Fukuoka, Hokkaido, Nagano: three standalone thrillers, each inside a real abandoned house. What's the last book you finished in one sitting?

Which one would you DNF? Trick question. Readers finish all three. Each book stands alone, so there are only three steps...
11/10/2026

Which one would you DNF? Trick question. Readers finish all three. Each book stands alone, so there are only three steps: pick a house, read it in a weekend, then come back and argue about which one is best. Fukuoka, Hokkaido or Nagano, link in the first comment. Which would you start with?

Nobody has paid the electric bill here since 2003. So who left the light on? Every Akiya book starts with a house like t...
11/10/2026

Nobody has paid the electric bill here since 2003. So who left the light on? Every Akiya book starts with a house like this and a question nobody in the village will answer. Which prefecture do you think hides the darkest house?

Someone scratched one face out of this family photo and left it at the butsudan, the family altar. I've walked through r...
10/10/2026

Someone scratched one face out of this family photo and left it at the butsudan, the family altar. I've walked through real abandoned houses across Japan. The decay never bothers me. The small, deliberate things do, and those are what I write about. What's the most unsettling thing you've ever found in an old house?

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