little aokigahara

Though its 'big brother,' the Aokigahara Forest, is both feared and revered, the clusters of forests known collectively as the "Little Aokigahara" don't garner that level of respect. The mostly spindly trees aren't packed tightly together and allow sunlight to filter through and nurture thick underbrush. This area gets more than its fair share of rain, and a centimeter or so of stagnant water is common in the rainy season. Mushrooms thrive in the damp loam and attract all sorts of creatures, including badgers and rare wild boars. Several varieties of snakes also call this place home, but none are venemous - at least, not enough to kill. Though most tread in the Little Aokigahara forests fearlessly, it sports its own hazards.
Prey Status: Good
Occupied by: Unclaimed