“The eye should learn to listen before it looks.”
― Robert Frank
First built in 1930, Kokudo station has survived a turbulent history of Japan and remained unmanned since 1971. Located in Yokohama’s Tsurumi Ward, the station is stuck in a different time. Inside were hanging shop signs with outdated printing, but none of these businesses was still running. When seen from the outside, there are bullet holes, made by American battleplanes during World War II, in the wall. Even during the daytime, the station remains dark and silent. All I could hear was the footsteps of those who use the station…
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