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Ghosts In The Suicide Forest
The Aokigahara forest (suicide forest) rests at the bottom of mount fuji. Less than 100 miles west of japan's capital tokyo. This forest has a high density of trees, which would explain why its sometimes named the “sea of trees”. 2. The suicide forest is very sought after my tourist because of the to caves located in the forest. The first cave is the “Ice Cave” this cave is an explores paradise, during the winter months large ice formations crowd the small cave. 3. The second cave is the wind cave. This cave is quite short, but very interest, high speed winds make it very challenging to get through the cave, but is well worth the travel.
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