Photographer Florian Seidel captures an abandoned location in Japan once a week, and shares photos of each location on his blog, "Abandoned Kansai." One of his locations is the eerie Nara Dreamland, an amusement park in Nara, Japan.

Nara Dreamland's roller coaster was one of the more interesting structures to photograph, Seidel said.

According to Seidel, "Walking along a construction like that is a very special thrill, given that it didn't have any maintenance in almost a decade."

Other interesting areas within Nara Dreamland are the water park, the Disney-like castle and a fully stocked arcade.

A Japanese businessman saw Disneyland in Anaheim near Los Angeles, according to Seidel, and that gave him the inspiration to create Nara Dreamland.

"Nara Dreamland looked like Disneyland. It never featured any Disney characters like Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Donald Duck and Goofy," Seidel said. "Instead, the Japanese side-created their own mascots: Ran-chan and Dori-chan, two British-looking characters."

Seidel said he's been visiting Dreamland since 2009, before attractions started to get demolished or vandalized.

Nara Dreamland closed its doors in 2006 after a decrease in visitors.