What is the horror hospital in Japan like?

An abandoned hospital in Japan was transformed into a haunted house, which was recognized as the largest and scariest haunted house by Guinness World Records. There is a whole building here that is haunted. The appearance of the haunted house is a shabby, desolate and trembling hospital. Unlike other haunted houses, there is no prescribed route, but tourists are allowed to walk around the hospital at will. The real meaning here is to be there. The designer spared no effort in setting up the terrorist organs, just to scare you. The Tzu Chi General Hospital, originally located at the foot of Mount Fuji, is a large hospital with excellent doctor resources and all kinds of excellent equipment. Later, the dean conspired with some staff in the same hospital to prescribe medicine for patients who came here to see a doctor, and then took the opportunity to take their fresh internal organs, soak them in chemicals and make them into fresh internal organs for sale. Later, the body was put in a big barrel, and the soul of the patient who died in vain would appear, and then the doctor was killed. As a result, the whole hospital was abandoned. Even now, if someone walks into this gloomy hospital, they will see dead patients, doctors and nurses with heads. Admission is limited to two or three people at a time, and it takes at least 50 minutes to walk without getting lost. What will happen to the ruins of the ward with strange smell? Just imagining it is creepy. Ghostly light and shadow effects and thrilling bloody scenes are very realistic, and there are many doors and other organs that you need to open yourself, so that you can experience unknown fears in the dark. In addition to the man-made horror effect, there will be many staff disguised as ghosts, and zombies will do some "little tricks" in every corner. The level of makeup is completely the effect in horror movies. The super thriller maze combines the design of maze and haunted house, with a total length of 700m, and the background is an abandoned haunted hospital. The degree of participation is the first in my childhood to a large amusement park. From the atmosphere brewing in the waiting room at the beginning, to the film screening explained in the case, and then to the ghost photo before departure, the ten-minute guidance process is full of episodes, which is enough to make you forget that all this is just a game and unconsciously fall into infinite fear. Blue and white lights, nurses with their heads on tiptoe, and ghosts rushing out from time to time in countless checkpoints are all three choices but the same fate. There is probably no one who escaped from the hospital at last but screamed with a sad face. In short, this is a thrilling zone where female students can be caught and injured, male students can sweat like rain, and their potential of blindness, screaming and running quickly can be fully brought into play. It is highly recommended here. If you are eager to try, please don't miss Fuji's super-thriller maze, which is definitely the best classic facility for spending money to find guilt. Follow-up: Should they all be made up by real people? Answer: Yes.