• CE.[1] The western edge of Aokigahara, where there are several caves that fill with ice in winter, is a popular destination for tourists and school trips.
  • Aokigahara, known as Japan’s “Suicide Forest,” is a place where darkness and death are the norm, seeking those who are lost and desperate.
  • However, this quietness hides a more macabre side of it as the Aokigahara is the number one suicide spot for Japanese.
  • Aokigahara” ormanı, Japonya’daki Fuji dağının eteklerinde bulunuyor ve “intihar ormanı” olarak biliniyor. 1.aokigahara.ormani.japonyadaki.
  • bazı yıllarda yetmişin üzerinde cesedin bulunduğu da görülen aokigahara ormanında her daim insan kemikleri, ilaç kutuları, ağaçlara asılı ipler, çürümüş cesetler...
  • Aokigahara Ormanı, Japonya'nın meşhur Fuji Dağı'nın hemen yanı başında bulunan ve uzaktan bakıldığında yeşilin her tonuyla dikkat çeken bir doğal güzellik.
  • Discover Aokigahara Forest in Fujinomiya-shi, Japan: A beautiful, dense forest in the shadow of Mount Fuji, with a tragic reputation.
  • Aokigahara has been associated with death and evil spirits, known as Yūrei, in ancient Japanese folklore.
  • Despite efforts to prevent suicides and raise awareness about mental health, Aokigahara remains a haunting and complex symbol of despair.
  • Aokigahara it is one of the places chosen by those who want to cause their own death. The year 2003 was the deadliest, reaching the 105 bodies found.