Every year an average of 100 people committed suicide in the jungle!

There are many suggestions or warnings to prevent suicide from hanging in the form of a signboard, in the jungle. Yet every year, an average of 100 people commit suicide in this forest. Sawai jungle name is surrounded by strange mysteries Aokigahara.

Kitahara spread around 35 square kilometers in the north-west of Japan's Fuji Mountains. According to various statistics, the number of suicides is the second in the world. The Golden Bridge in San Francisco, USA, is in the first place. Let's know some important information about this mysterious forest.

According to Japan's ancient belief, ghosts of dead people roam in this forest. These ghosts influenced him when a living person came here.

In 1960, after the publication of two novels 'Leit' and 'Tower of WebS', a Japanese writer named Seko Matsumoto, increased the tendency of suicide among local people. Because the two characters of this novel came to the forest for the good wishes of the family and children.

In the nineteenth century, there was a strange tradition called 'Ubastuute' in this area. According to this custom, the passers-by older people had left the forest and left their family members. Then they would have died here. Many people still believe in the locals, here the ghosts of dead old people still stroll here.

Since 1988, up to 100 people have committed suicide every year. In 2002, 78 bodies were found in this jungle. In this number rose to 100 in 2003. In 2004, the number increased to 108 people. Since then, the local administration has stopped publishing the number of dead.