Nostalgic Vibes: Exploring Abandoned Railways Across the Country for Photoshoots

Curious About Train Track Pre-Wedding Photos ♡

For brides considering outdoor or nature location pre-wedding photos, I would like to suggest a certain place for the shoot ♩

That place is... train tracks...!!

How about taking wedding photos at "abandoned train tracks" that are no longer in use and safe for people to enter?♡

It's like a Studio Ghibli film. A nostalgic picture＊

Wedding photos taken on train tracks can vary depending on the surrounding scenery and atmosphere,

but they often feature lush greenery, natural and nostalgic vibes, and a soft air reminiscent of a Ghibli film＊

You can capture warm, story-like photos filled with hope, like a scene from a fairy tale!♡

Moreover, as the children’s song goes "the train tracks continue endlessly," it's associated with the bright and joyful train journey, which can correlate with the newlyweds' married life.

While it's a bit of a stretch, it's a perfect pre-wedding photo spot!!

There's a saying, "Romance is facing each other; marriage is walking in the same direction," but with train track pre-wedding photos, it symbolizes walking straight ahead together toward the same direction.

Such a wonderful meaning can be included ♩

What poses to take on the train tracks?

Walking side by side on the train tracks ♡

Escorting on the tracks♩

Facing each other, holding hands, and bringing your faces close together ♡

Sitting between the tracks with a back hug＊

Feeling like having a leisurely break during the journey♩

You could capture various compositions standing, sitting, or walking.

Where are famous abandoned railway tracks?

Train tracks are typically places where entry is strictly forbidden.

So, where can you find abandoned train tracks that are accessible to the public?

✓ Otaru City, Hokkaido

"Old Temiya Line"

Opened in 1880 as the first railway in Hokkaido, it was abandoned in 1985. It has become a popular sightseeing spot in Hokkaido.

✓ Kamishihoro Town, Hokkaido

"Old Shihoro Line"

Opened in 1925 and abandoned in 1987. It is located in a forest, allowing for lush green photos.

✓ Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

"Keage Incline"

Opened in 1891, restored as an industrial heritage in 1977, this is a 582-meter-long inclined railway track near Nanzen-ji Temple.

In spring, it blooms with cherry blossoms＊

✓ Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture

"Former National Railway Kurayoshi Line Ruins"

Opened in 1912 and abandoned in 1985, this track is surrounded by bamboo groves.

And more＊ Please inquire if you can take photos there.

Taking Wedding Photos on Abandoned Train Tracks Might Be a Great Idea ♡

Pre-wedding photo shoots on abandoned train tracks can create a dreamy, nostalgic atmosphere, transporting you into a storybook-like setting♩

Many brides have also captured train track pre-wedding photos overseas in places like Hawaii and Australia.

It could be the perfect spot for grooms who love trains and railroads...!?

Please consider location pre-wedding shoots on abandoned tracks＊