How about the haunted house of Fuji Q Amusement Park in Japan?

The Fuji-Q haunted house has been recognized as the largest and scariest haunted house in the Guinness Book of World Records. This is a haunted house with an entire building, and the appearance of the haunted house is a dilapidated, bleak, and trembling hospital.

Unlike other haunted houses, there is no prescribed route, but rather allows visitors to walk around the hospital at will. The real meaning of this place is to be immersive, and the designers have gone to great lengths to set up terrorist organs, which are simply aimed at scaring tourists.

I went there a week ago, and my friend and I went in, and we walked according to the arrow it gave you and didn't run into anything, and a few people scared you at the end. The atmosphere is a little weirder, the light is a little darker, it's really nothing. And it's not just two people who can go in, you can go in with a group of people.

The entire hospital is an abandoned building, only a few people are allowed to enter at a time, the hospital is so large that you can even get lost. While walking inside, someone will even suddenly attack you from behind. The dead corpses inside are very realistic, it's terrifying...

Hehe! Of course, otherwise how could it scare so many people?

I've heard it, and I've heard it and it's horrible.

Want to go to Fuji-Q Japan?

If you're only playing for days, bring more than 7,000-10,000 yuan (and buy something), because Fuji-Q Amusement Park is on the outskirts of Tokyo, the capital of Japan.

Itinerary. 1.Tell the bus: From Shinjuku West Exit Highway Bus Station to Fuji-Q Amusement Park, the time is 1 hour and 30 minutes, and the one-way fare is 1,500 yen.

2.Train: From Tokyo Station or Shinjuku Station, take the JR** Line and get off at Otsuki Station (1 hour) for 1280 yen. Transfer to the Fujikyu Line and get off at Fuji-Q Highland Station (50 minutes) for 1,050 yen.

In short, you can sell some good things with some money, and Japanese cosmeceuticals are very good, so if you don't understand, please ask.

If you're satisfied, don't forget to take it.

Japan is one of the largest countries in the world, and the capital Tokyo is the largest city in the world, so if you play in Japan for 2-3 days, it will cost about 7,000, and if you play for 5-7 days, it will cost more than 10,000. The price of its food is really "horrible". The world's largest haunted house (500 yen) and the largest roller coaster (1,000 yen).

My suggestion is that it's best to go to Japan with a tour group, or organize your own tour with a few friends, since you're going to Fuji-Q Amusement Land. And if you go in the morning, if you get there at noon, you won't have much to do Fuji-Q Amusement Park, 9:00am---5:0am

00pm If you get there at noon, you won't have fun at all, and there are not a few items to be fun, his ticket is 1200 yen for adults, and 4500 yen for a one-day pass, which is a waste of money, one day to go (rest), the second day (to visit the amusement park), and the third day (to come back).