OF COURSE.) Most people who visit Aokigahara make it a day trip from Tokyo. But if you want to be daring and spend the night nearby (maybe see if you can catch a glimpse of a ghost?), there are ...

Natalie Dormer plays an American searching for her twin sister in Japan's Aokigahara forest in this ... or shivering at night while shadows loom outside her tent, she catches the odd glimpse ...

Aokigahara is an area of forest on the side of Mount Fuji and is sometimes known as the Suicide Forest or Sea of Trees. The trees grow on hardened lava and due to the sound absorbing properties of ...

Brave tourists can tour the forest at night, though many have reported feeling an odd sense of anxiety or nausea, or the feeling of being watched. Aokigahara Forest in Japan is more commonly known ...

Straddling the municipalities of Fuji-Kawaguchiko and Narusawa, Aokigahara is a sprawling old ... but some individuals attempt to enter the area at night. To enhance nighttime surveillance ...

Known as the "sea of trees," Japan's Aokigahara forest has a grim history. | JUNKO TAKAHASHI, Amana Images Collection, Getty Images 4. The Japanese government enacted suicide prevention strategies ...

At Aokigahara, signs at the foot of walking paths promote a suicide hotline. “Life is a precious thing that your parents gave to you,” the signs read. Another offers a number for help with debt.

But where is Aokigahara and how did it get its morbid reputation? Here’s what you need to know. WHERE IS AOKIGAHARA? Aokigahara is a sprawling forest which sits at the northwestern base of Mount ...