Aokigahara Forest

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Aokigahara Forest is a dense woodland at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan, known for its lava caves, quiet, maze-like terrain, and long-standing reputation as a place associated with mystery and suicide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf forest
natural landscape
tourist attraction
alternativeName Aokigahara Jukai NERFINISHED
Sea of Trees NERFINISHED
area about 14 square miles
about 35 square kilometers
climateFeature high humidity
relatively cool temperatures
continent Asia
country Japan
culturalAssociation Japanese folklore
ghost stories
yūrei (restless spirits)
featuredIn books about suicide in Japan
documentaries about mental health and suicide
geologicalOrigin formed on lava flows from Mount Fuji
hasJapaneseName 青木ヶ原樹海
knownFor association with suicide
dense undergrowth
lava caves
maze-like paths
mysterious atmosphere
quiet atmosphere
reputation for being haunted
lavaFlowOrigin 864 CE eruption of Mount Fuji
locatedAtBaseOf Mount Fuji NERFINISHED
locatedIn Honshu
Yamanashi Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedOn northwestern flank of Mount Fuji
managedBy local authorities in Yamanashi Prefecture
nameMeaning Aokigahara means "blue tree meadow" in Japanese NERFINISHED
Jukai means "sea of trees" in Japanese NERFINISHED
navigationDifficulty high
navigationHazard lack of clear landmarks
magnetic interference in some areas
notableCave Fugaku Wind Cave NERFINISHED
Lava caves of Mount Fuji foothills
Narusawa Ice Cave NERFINISHED
safetyMeasure contact information for counseling services
warning signs about suicide
soilType porous volcanic rock
terrainFeature lava caves
lava rock
maze-like layout
uneven ground
terrainType dense woodland
timeZone Japan Standard Time
tourismActivity guided cave tours
hiking
nature walks
vegetationType broadleaf trees
coniferous trees
evergreen forest

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Lake Sai hasNearbyForest Aokigahara Forest
Lake Shoji hasNearbyFeature Aokigahara Forest
National Route 139 nearbyAttraction Aokigahara Forest
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