It's like a horror film, at the foot of Fuji Mountain in Japan, a forest that's so thick that it's easy to lose in it without anyone ever finding it. Legend says that those who venture here do not come back. this seems to be the favorite place of suicide
According to the Daily Mail, numerous missing persons are found by the Japanese authorities in the suicide forest. Many times, however, they remain missing without a trace in the forest. It remains a mystery why the Japanese choose this forest to end their lives. it seems "to blame" a novel telling the story about the cause
Geologist Azusa Hayano studied the phenomenon for more than 30 years, discovering over a hundred bodies. But even after this so-applied study, the researcher was unable to find out why suicide arrives here. what is certain is that, once you enter the forest, I do not have the problem of returning.
Traces left by victims around trees can give us a clue about their last thoughts. in most cases, the tied steps show despair, inner embarrassment, or hatred of the society they had isolated.
Sometimes an abandoned car or the dolls hanging on trees only impress through the dramatic story they hide, but also induce a sense of horror.
From Hayano's perspective, suicide has somehow changed its significance over time. once regarded as a symbol of keeping the samurai honor, the harakiri ritual is now seen as a form of isolation from the rest of the world
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