"Aokigahara also known as the Sea of Trees is a forest that lies at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan The caverns found in this forest are rocky and ice-covered annually. It has been claimed by local residents and visitors that the woods are host to a great amount of paranormal phenomena."
Yes, suicide forest. i just had a dream about this forest of heads and i looked for some unnatural forests in the world and thod this one would be perfect. there is an oil painting still in progress, will post it hopefully tomorrow.
hmmm...strange but true...didn't know it was 'suicide forest'...I made a photo inspired by your post...guess it somehow might tell the real story of Aokigahara's caves...holes...doors...
Hey there, I thought I’d comment as I recently visited Aokigahara forest and spent 6 hours exploring it with two friends and three cameras. I compiled most of the video footage + photos along with bits and pieces from my journal to construct the story of my experience there. Please check it out and let me know what you think! (follow the link) http://endofthegame.net/2012/02/20/aokigahara/
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Beautiful and Interesting artwork on the ghosts of Aokigahara forest!
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Its also known as the Suicide Forest and whether you meant to or not several of your great prints rather reflect that.
Yes, suicide forest.
i just had a dream about this forest of heads and i looked for some unnatural forests in the world and thod this one would be perfect.
there is an oil painting still in progress, will post it hopefully tomorrow.
Thanks Silver Knight,
Thanks Hermes :)
hmmm...strange but true...didn't know it was 'suicide forest'...I made a photo inspired by your post...guess it somehow might tell the real story of Aokigahara's caves...holes...doors...
enjoy!
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will check it out...thanks :)
I think the Japanese horror film Versus might be based on this. Scared me, but then I have a vivid imagination.
Hey there, I thought I’d comment as I recently visited Aokigahara forest and spent 6 hours exploring it with two friends and three cameras. I compiled most of the video footage + photos along with bits and pieces from my journal to construct the story of my experience there. Please check it out and let me know what you think! (follow the link)
http://endofthegame.net/2012/02/20/aokigahara/
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