Japan’s most “dangerous” haunted house requires you to sign a life and death certificate before experiencing it. Are you still willing to go?

The most "dangerous" haunted house in Japan is the Fuji-Q Haunted House. Because the hospital is so terrifying, in order to make tourists aware of the seriousness of the horror, they will require them to sign a "death agreement" before entering. If I have the opportunity to go to this amusement park, I think I still want to experience this unique haunted house. After all, I have to experience the local characteristics of Japan.

1. The unique cultural background and venue created the Fuji-Q Haunted Mansion that shocked the world

Fuji-Q Haunted Mansion is located in an amusement park in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. The place is famous for this haunted house. As the largest and scariest haunted house in the Guinness Book of World Records, this ordinary-looking haunted house has shocked the world due to Japan's unique horror culture and the transformation of a hospital into a real-life setting.

There is no fixed route in the haunted house. 2-3 people can enter and follow the route they like. However, there are traps everywhere inside, and there will always be things you don’t expect. It is a test of courage. It is said that it is better to test the blood supply to the brain.

2. The Fuji-Q Haunted House is too scary. You will be informed in advance and sign an agreement before entering.

Because there are too many agencies and staff involved in this haunted house, the real scene is really scary to death. There are tourists, so now before entering the haunted house, you will explain the situation of the haunted house in advance and sign an agreement. If you want to take risks, you have to choose according to your own situation and be responsible for your own life.

Maybe many people feel too scared to walk. What should they do? In fact, the haunted house has complete monitoring equipment. If it is found that the tourists are really frightened and dare not leave, there will still be staff to guide them out. After all, someone has to go in and experience the haunted house.

I think you can try this haunted house. Do you dare?