This Japanese Theme Park Went From Fun to Frightening
Japan's Glück Kingdom is an abandoned German-themed amusement park that mysteriously closed its gates 10 years ago.
The first thunderstorms will reach us today (Friday) or have already reached parts of the country, and this volatility will continue tomorrow (Saturday). But there are also rays of hope: Sunday promises to be a little friendlier, thanks to an intermediate high that will ensure more stable and friendly weather. Nevertheless, uncertainty will not stay away for long, as there are signs of unstable weather again at the start of next week. The question of the condition of the soil is of great importance, especially in agricultural regions. After the recent rainfall, it may be well soaked in some places, while others may still be waiting for much-needed rain. As for the rest of March, the forecast remains uncertain. The long-term forecasts suggest that the changeable nature of the weather could continue. Weather.net presenter Kathy Schrey tells you more.
Japan's Glück Kingdom is an abandoned German-themed amusement park that mysteriously closed its gates 10 years ago.
Sitia, a coastal town on Crete, situated in the northeastern part of the Lasithi region. It is accessible by boat and by plane and it’s an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area. Although Sitia isn’t particularly picturesque, it’s a beautiful seaside amphitheater city stretched out along the coast. It has about 10,000 inhabitants and is lively day and night. It is worth walking along the beach, where you can find taverns, cafes and bars, and the narrow streets that lead up to the hill to Kazarma, the fortress of the castle which was the commanding post during Venetian rule. Sitia is different than other places on Crete that I’ve visited. Even the traditional music differs, as violin is the traiditional instrument, not the Cretan lyra. It has all the necessary infrastructure to fully serve tourism, while keeping the authenticity through the selflessness of its people.
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