Is the corpse that Detective Inspector Aokigahara Jumi encountered real?

It’s true. The one during the day must be true. Both the United States and Japan have entered the Aokigahara Sea of ??Trees to make documentaries. You can search to find out. It is indeed true. The warning signs there and the bodies found there are similar to those found by Inspector Lei. As for that night, half of them are true or false. Half or half, it’s hard to judge, but judging from Inspector Lei’s performance in the video, he was really scared. It's hard to act out when someone is really scared. Those scenes where you see him running are definitely not staged.

"The Adventure of Inspector Lei" is a popular global exploration documentary broadcast on the Internet. It starts from the adventure of Inspector Lei, visiting lost monuments and exploring the unsolved mysteries of mankind. Inspector Lei used self-portraits throughout the process to restore a real world from a civilian perspective in the first person. Netizens said that this film is different from other travel documentaries in that it truly restores the thrilling information that is rarely reported on foreign travel. In addition, it goes to some mysterious areas and has knowledge content after the thrills, so it has won a lot of clicks. ?

Aokigahara is located at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan. The thick and deep trees block out the sky and the sun, so it is also named "Sea of ??Trees". Because of its convenient transportation and high degree of privacy, this area The forest became a mecca for suicides. ?Aokigahara Jumi was made into a movie and screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2015. In the film, American Arthur Brennan (played by Matthew McConaughey) comes here intending to end his life. On the way, he accidentally met Nakamura Gong (played by Ken Watanabe), a Japanese who was hesitant about death and was about to walk out of the forest. Two people with very different destinies embarked on the same road.