We first visited the Wind Cave and then took the path through the forest to visit the Ice Cave. I believe it was about a 20-30 minute walk. It's so green and peaceful but if you get off the path it w… Full review by gsgman777
Oct 29, 2023
This forest is full of life. There is moss and ferns growing everywhere. I’ve never seen the outdoors look so green. There is also some interesting folklore about the forests. You can hear the wind b… Full review by geelongexpat
Aug 11, 2023
I visited Aokigahara Forest to explore Wind and Ice Cave and to go on a hike. We all know this forest as "Suicide Forest" but it is unfortunate it is seen in such a negative way. I hiked a few trails… Full review by BZimm08
Where is the small parking lot that is referenced in movies with the abandoned cars and in people’s blogs that leads to the entrance to the forest? We’ve been through the ice cave entrances and the trail around there. Isn’t there one on route 71? Does anyone have a google map reference? I’d like to visit it again but away from the more touristy areas. Last trip we ran into several groups of tourists.
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Actually that's probably for show and not so much a reality. The local Japanese government removes these things quickly. There are various parking lots with entrance into the forest proper.
If you want to experience convenience, stay at a hotel near the main bus terminal that's just next to the train station. Get the 2-day bus pass that allows you to travel unlimited rides to …
If you want to experience convenience, stay at a hotel near the main bus terminal that's just next to the train station. Get the 2-day bus pass that allows you to travel unlimited rides to the forest. It's about a 35min journey from the terminal to the forest. Hope that helps.
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