{"id":65957,"date":"2018-01-24T08:00:22","date_gmt":"2018-01-24T07:00:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/?p=65957"},"modified":"2023-09-05T15:35:13","modified_gmt":"2023-09-05T13:35:13","slug":"japan-travel-aokigahara","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/ja\/2018\/01\/japan-travel-aokigahara\/","title":{"rendered":"Japan Travel: Aokigahara"},"content":{"rendered":"

Aokigahara<\/h2>\n

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Photo credits: Ko Sasaki for The New York Times<\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Jukai, il mare di alberi in cui affogare la propria anima<\/h3>\n

Ai piedi del Monte Fuji, nata dall\u2019eruzione del vulcano Nagaoyama nell’864 d.C., sorge Aokigahara (\u9752\u6728\u30f6\u539f) pi\u00f9 conosciuta con il nome di Jukai (\u6a39\u6d77, mare d’alberi).\u00a0 \u00c8 una fitta foresta di 35 km\u00b2 costituita da caverne e una intricata vegetazione di cipressi, querce e arbusti tra cui il fiore della neve giapponese. La sua particolare conformazione non permette il passaggio del vento e dei raggi solari donandole un aspetto spettrale e silenzioso. In inverno la fitta nebbia che la circonda ne vieta l\u2019accesso ai visitatori incapaci persino di trovarne l\u2019entrata.<\/p>\n

Quella di Aokigahara \u00e8 una triste storia poich\u00e8 lasciare i sentieri ufficiali significa perdersi nella sua immensa struttura labirintica. Coloro che solitamente abbandonano il percorso stabilito hanno una sola intenzione: il suicidio. Non \u00e8 difficile quindi imbattersi in cartelli sia in lingua giapponese che in inglese che cercano di dissuadere le persone dalle macabre intenzioni.<\/p>\n

\u201cLa tua vita \u00e8 un dono prezioso ricevuto dai tuoi genitori\u201d\u00a0<\/i><\/p>\n

\u201cPer favore, rivolgiti alla polizia o un medico prima di commettere suicidio\u201c<\/i><\/p>\n

\u201cNon restare da solo con i tuoi problemi, parlane!\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n

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Photo credits: Google images<\/span><\/p>\n

La Foresta Dei Suicidi<\/h3>\n

Dal 1950 ad oggi, le statistiche di Jukai danno i brividi: dai 30 ai 105 suicidi l’anno. Nel 1970 il governo giapponese decise di costituire una speciale ronda annuale, composta da ufficiali di polizia, volontari e giornalisti. Questa ronda \u00e8 addetta alla ricerca e alla rimozione dei cadaveri, ma ci\u00f2 non esclude la terribile possibilit\u00e0 di imbattersi in scheletri e corpi putrefatti camminando per la foresta. Spesso \u00e8 possibile trovare anche degli Ema: delle tavolette sulle quali sono scritte maledizioni contro coloro che spinsero le persone a togliersi la vita.<\/p>\n

Allontanarsi dal sentiero ufficiale vuol dire anche incontrare nastri colorati tesi tra gli alberi, e questo perch\u00e8 non tutte le persone che si inoltrano nella foresta hanno deciso di morire. Alcuni vogliono semplicemente riflettere e questi fili sono necessari per ritrovare la strada nel caso si decidesse di vivere. Seguire quei percorsi porta quasi sempre a qualcosa per\u00f2: qualche oggetto, una tenda abbandonata e, nel peggiore dei casi, al corpo senza vita di chi ha fatto la scelta sbagliata.<\/p>\n

C’\u00e8 un’altra particolarit\u00e0 che rende Aokigahara inquietante e misteriosa: gli smartphone e tutti i dispositivi elettronici smettono di funzionare all’interno della boscaglia e le bussole impazziscono. Ritrovare il nord \u00e8 impossibile. Tutto questo \u00e8 causato dall’alto tasso di magnetite, il minerale con le pi\u00f9 forti propriet\u00e0 magnetiche.<\/p>\n

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Photo credits: Google images<\/span><\/p>\n

Gli spiriti di Jukai<\/h3>\n

Nei tempi antichi si raccontava che in essa vi risiedessero i Kodama (\u6728\u9b42), gli spiriti degli alberi che imitano le voci dei defunti. Poich\u00e9 essi possiedono poteri sovrannaturali, abbattere un albero ritenuto dimora di un kodama \u00e8 considerato fonte di sventura. I giapponesi usano quindi marcare i tronchi di quegli alberi con una corda sacra detta Shimenawa. Al contrario, vedere un kodama \u00e8 reputato un buon auspicio perch\u00e9 significa che il luogo \u00e8 vitale e pieno di energia positiva.<\/p>\n

Ma i Kodama non sono i soli esseri che si dice popolino questo luogo. La foresta sembra infatti essere infestata da veri e propri fantasmi, gli Yurei. Il termine si compone del kanji y\u016b (\u5e7d “flebile”, “evanescente”, ma anche “oscuro”) e rei (\u970a “anima” o “spirito”). Gli Yurei incarnano le anime dei defunti morti di morte violenta, perch\u00e8 suicidi o perch\u00e8 assassinati. Incapaci di lasciare il mondo dei vivi e raggiungere in pace l’aldil\u00e0 hanno bisogno di portare con s\u00e9 altre vite.<\/p>\n

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Photo credits: Google images<\/span><\/p>\n

Romanzi e Film nella cultura di massa<\/h3>\n

Nel 1960 venne pubblicato Nami no t\u014d (\u6ce2\u306e\u5854) \u201cTower of Waves\u201d di Seich\u014d Matsumoto, che parla di due amanti che si tolgono la vita nella foresta. Jukai viene descritta da Matsumoto come \u201cla pi\u00f9 bella foresta abbandonata e selvaggia che esiste.. Un posto perfetto per morire in segreto\u201d.<\/p>\n

Negli anni pi\u00f9 recenti Hollywood ha dato vita a una serie di pellicole. Nel 2013 esce “Grave Halloween” in cui una giovane donna si reca a Aokigahara con degli amici per ritrovare il corpo della madre, una biologa scomparsa nella foresta. Nel 2015 viene alla luce “La foresta dei sogni”, diretto da Gus Van Sant, la cui trama vede un uomo statunitense che si reca a Aokigahara per togliersi la vita e l\u00ec incontra un uomo giapponese con le stesse intenzioni. Mentre nel 2016 invade le sale cinematografiche l’horror-thriller “Jukai – La foresta dei suicidi” in cui una ragazza viaggia fino a Aokigahara per ritrovare la sorella gemella di cui non ha pi\u00f9 notizie.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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