The Hachijo Oriental Resort was opened in 1968 and was closed in 2006, making it Japan's largest abandoned resort.

Footage shows the overgrown interior of the grand structure with many of its 88 rooms still having beds inside.

Sections of the ceiling are seen to be collapsed yet an impressive chandelier is still in tact.

The filmer said: "There were a few more resort hotels in Hachijo island at that time but many say the Hachijo Oriental Resort is the biggest and the most famous one and it is now called one of three biggest ruins in Japan.
The hotel went out of business in 2006 and since then it has been closed."

The Hachijo Oriental Resort (used to be called the Hachijo Royal Hotel) was opened in 1968.
Hachijo island was once called ‘The eastern Hawaii’ and many resort hotels were built to welcome tourists, especially for couples on honeymoon.

At that time, it cost a lot to go to Hawaii so people choose to come to Hachijo island. A blogger said the hotel once had 88 rooms and could welcome 450 guests.

There are a few more resort hotels in Hachijo island at that time but many says the Hachijo Oriental Resort is the biggest and the most famous one and it is now called one of 3 biggest ruins in Japan.

The hotel went out of the business in 2006 and since then it has been closed.