Aokigahara
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Oct 27, 2026
Haunted Running Trails - Great Smoky Mountains National Park!!!
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0:52Martha HughesHOST
I included it in a past episode of Haunting Running Trails.
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0:56Martha HughesHOST
Or I also think of Aokigahara Forest in Japan, which is a popular spot for suicides in that country.
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1:06Martha HughesHOST
I think I included that in the same episode as the Carpathians.
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1:11Martha HughesHOST
Each have dark histories with many questionable, frightening stories.
RE-RELEASE: The Haunting of Crater Lake
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3:26Jen McMenemyHOST
Y'all, this volcano is not Vesuvius, and it's not Thura, and it's not Mount Fuji.
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3:31Jen McMenemyHOST
And we covered some of the Mount Fuji eruptions two seasons ago when we talked about Aokigahara.
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3:35Jen McMenemyHOST
The volcanic eruption I'm talking about is Crater Lake.
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3:39Jenny WilliamsonHOST
And Crater Lake, I have to say, is similar to Aokigahara in the fact that it mixes mythology and ghost stories and urban legends and ancient mythology and volcanoes together in this, like, very strange, spooky package.
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3:55Jen McMenemyHOST
It does.
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3:55Jen McMenemyHOST
I was like very excited to see like another culture where that was the case.
10 MINS LATER
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14:07Jen McMenemyHOST
Yeah, it's one of those things where I think, to me, a lot of the exposure I've had is with my heart, where it will always be in Greco-Roman mythology.
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14:15Jen McMenemyHOST
Y'all know that I know a lot about that area.
Part Two: How Nuisance Streamers and Rage-Baiting Ate the Internet
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60:39Jason K. ParginGUEST
And they won't go to jail for doing it.
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60:42Robert EvansHOST
No, there's a reason why they're doing it in these places, right? And there are other reasons, right? Another possible reason why Japan has become a fixture dates back to 2017, as you mentioned in episode one, when YouTuber Logan Paul, then 22, filmed and published a YouTube video in the Okigahara Forest in Japan, better known as the Suicide Forest, because a large but deliberately unknown number of Japanese people choose to end their lives there.
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61:05Robert EvansHOST
The government actually doesn't publish statistics on how many do because they don't want to, the social contagion thing, right? They don't want to encourage it.
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61:12Robert EvansHOST
And you probably – I think most people are aware of this, right? Logan and his crew come across a dead man hanging in the forest.
They Staged A Horror Play With Real Caskets And Things Went Wrong
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43:55Far AnwarHOST
a Pokemon card.
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43:55Far AnwarHOST
So what? You would go find, you would try to find a PSA 10 Charizard if I told you it's in Aokigahara but you can only go at night and you can only find it at night.
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44:05Far AnwarHOST
Would you do it? Okay, how much is it worth first? I think right now,
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44:10Kyle OngHOST
300k.
RE-RELEASE: Sea of Trees: The Japanese Suicide Forest
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3:05Jen McMenemyHOST
Today, it is known for a darker reason.
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3:09Jen McMenemyHOST
Today, we're going to talk about Aokigahara, which means the Sea of Trees in Japanese, and to the rest of the world, it's known as the Suicide Forest.
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3:19Jen McMenemyHOST
And this is your warning.
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3:20Jen McMenemyHOST
This episode will deal with suicide.
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3:30Jen McMenemyHOST
If this isn't something you feel up to listening to, then we'll see you next week.
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3:35Jen McMenemyHOST
We will have links in the show notes to different resources to contact.
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3:39Jenny WilliamsonHOST
Aokigahara has gathered significant international attention because of its modern reputation as a place where people go to take their own lives.
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3:46Jenny WilliamsonHOST
After the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, it's the second most popular suicide destination in the world.
S12 Ep. 12 - "The Cannoli is in the Oven"
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44:32Jennifer LuskHOST
Bridgewater Triangle.
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44:35Jennifer LuskHOST
There's the Aokigahara, which is, I think that's the...
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44:41Jennifer LuskHOST
Is that the suicide forest? Suicide forest, yes.
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44:44Jennifer LuskHOST
Yeah, that's
A Halloween Chat with Wayne from Eerie Edinburgh & Dr Icy Sedgwick
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24:47Icy SedgwickGUEST
Mm
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24:47Rob KirkupHOST
... and, like, Poveglia, and the Tower of London, and the Roman Colosseum, and, you know, um, Aokigahara Forest.
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24:57Rob KirkupHOST
All of these kind of places that I think would come up on these lists time and time again.
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25:01Rob KirkupHOST
3rd East Drive, which-
#784 - Jeff Belanger - The World's Most Haunted Places
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41:11Jeff BelangerGUEST
That's a good question.
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41:13Jeff BelangerGUEST
What was – oh, one of the newer ones was the – over in the base of Mount Fuji in Japan – They made me change the name of the chapter, but we called it the Sea of Trees.
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41:23Jeff BelangerGUEST
The reality is this is the number one place in the world to take your own life.
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41:28Jeff BelangerGUEST
And it is a vast forest where people go in with no intention of coming out.
We Grew Up in Appalachia… Here Are Our Ghost Stories
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7:56AllyHOST
Mm-hmm.
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7:57BiancaHOST
Um, I like to compare, like I wonder if I could compare it to the Japanese forest of Aokigahara, which is famous for being extremely dense, and there's also-
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8:06AllyHOST
Oh
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8:06BiancaHOST
... phenomena there where people would lose their way because the compass would stop working because apparently there's strong magnetic fields there.
PUSHING WEIGHT | Chisme With Doknow & Jakarta Ep:63
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42:23Jakarta SlimHOST
Person was in the back, hung.
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42:25Jakarta SlimHOST
It's a, it's a forest called sui- I think they call it Suicide Forest.
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42:28Bradley MartinGUEST
Yeah, that is what they call it.
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42:28Jakarta SlimHOST
Uh, they call it Suicide Forest because a lot of people go there to commit suicide.
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42:31Jakarta SlimHOST
It's very sad, but there's also a person there, like an old Japanese man, that, like, tells people, "Hey, get out the forest.
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42:36Jakarta SlimHOST
I hope you don't..." You know, like, like an attendee in a sense, where he's like, "Hey, man, I hope you guys aren't..." Like telling people, "Hey, don't kill yourself," in a sense, you know?
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