The scariest haunted house in Japan, Fuji-Q Haunted House (certified by Guinness World Records)

Sometimes we often seek excitement and go to the haunted house in the amusement park. The various eerie scenes inside make many people feel scared and funny at the same time. However, Have you ever been to the Fuji-Q Haunted House, which is known as the scariest haunted house in Japan? It is guaranteed to be something you will never forget, and you will never want to go there again. How scary is it? Let me give you a detailed introduction below. Japan's scariest haunted house: Fuji-kyu Haunted House

Japan's most terrifying haunted house, Fuji-kyu Haunted House, is located in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. It is also known as Ji-kyu Hospital. It is the largest and most famous horror house in Japan and is also listed in the Guinness World It is certified as the largest and scariest haunted house in the world. The horror house is an abandoned, dilapidated hospital building. You can feel an eerie atmosphere even before you step inside.

I heard that people who want to experience the horror house must sign a "life and death certificate" before entering, mainly to prevent accidents. Warning for the faint of heart. According to the description of tourists who have experienced it, after entering, there is no fixed route in the horror house, but you can walk at will, so if you are not careful, you may trigger the mechanism, and a bloody and terrifying scene will appear. in front of you.

In order to achieve the maximum horror effect, the staff of Fuji-Q Haunted House make every scary and bloody scene very realistic, and it is the kind that can make you feel visually, tactilely, and auditorily. A terrifying environment that can be felt on the Internet. During the walking process, you will be harassed by real zombies hiding in a corner from time to time. As for the realism of the zombies, it is completely based on the horror movies. Dressed up with makeup.

At the same time, in order to match the scary atmosphere, Fuji-Q Haunted Mansion also spares no effort in the production of light and shadow. The blue-white lights and the flickering light bulbs make people feel extremely scary when they imagine that many tourists have only been inside for a few seconds. Min couldn't resist anymore and ran out screaming, so I advise everyone not to try it easily, otherwise it will leave a shadow.