Forest of Rope

Forest of Rope

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Aokigahara Forest, found at the base of Mt Fugi, is the most popular suicide destination in Japan and the second most in the world. Over a hundred bodies are reported found there each year. Alexis and Riley are a socially estranged couple living in San Francisco. Obsessed with the paranormal, Alexis becomes infatuated by Aokigahara and feels compelled to visit it with her faithful and naive boyfriend. The two arrive in Japan as aliens in another world. They soon enter the forest. As they progress deeper into the eerie wood, it appears Alexis's true intentions are far darker than they seemed and Riley is forced to question the nature of their relationship...
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Moving to Miyagi had been better than I had expected. Coming from Northern Hokkaido, it had been the first time I hadn't seen the mountains and roadways endowed with icy footsteps in the Spring. However, moving from everything I knew had been rather a large shock - nearly every relationship I had made in the first 16 years of my life had imploded, disappeared, forgotten. Everything felt a lot more numb now than it used to, all because my mother had to change her occupation location. I used to love the snowy mountains, but now a whole new snowy mountain had its way into my life.

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