These haunted forests are sure to send a chill ... or the feeling of being watched. Aokigahara Forest in Japan is more commonly known as the "Suicide Forest." Sitting on the northwestern side ...

Colloquially known as “Suicide Forest,” Aokigahara is the world’s second-most popular site for suicides (after the Golden Gate Bridge): In 2010 alone, 247 people attempted to take their own ...

But hey, who doesn’t love a good spooky forest, right? Legend has it that Aokigahara is haunted by lost souls who couldn’t resist its enigmatic charm. They say these spirits roam the forest ...

The dense Aokigahara forest at the northwest base of Japan ... The forest has witnessed hundreds of suicides and is haunted by their screams. Strange ambient noises and the appearance of orbs ...

At the foot of Mount Fuji lies Aokigahara, also known as the "Sea of Trees," a dense and eerily silent forest that has gained ...

So while there are many frightening stories out there about Aokigahara Forest, it certainly isn't the type of place you want to go camping. If you or someone you know are experiencing suicidal ...

Sometimes a place is so creepy that even I have trouble not looking at it and going, “Yup, that’s haunted as shit.” Aokigahara, the macabrely nicknamed “suicide forest” and subject of ...

Also known as Suicide Forest, Aokigahara stands at the base of Mount ... Guests can even book "Haunted Rooms" that have been said to have high paranormal activity. "America's Most Haunted Hotel ...

Japan’s Aokigahara forest is infamous as a haunted place, where people from around the world travel to commit suicide. In 2016 though, it’s become where film crews go to make bad movies.