Woman falls to death on mountain in Shizuoka

@NYC_Samurai The final sentence *

'Police say a meter-high fence had been built along the edge of the cliff onto which the woman fell

*" actually states that she fell onto the edge of a cliff, along the edge of which a fence had been built. That's not quite the same thing. It's still confusing however, and probably not what the writer intended to say.

Anyone with a modicum of English grammar can recognize that the last sentence is indeed misleading. It overtly suggests that she fell onto the fence.

I know, I know, it sucks but this is part of life and DEATH in Japan, most Western minds can not understand this, but talk to most Japanese and suicide is not that big of a deal to them.

Japanese?? Sorry but my hunch is she wanted to die and well now she got what she wanted. RIP??

There's nothing wrong with the last sentence. There was a metre-high (waist-high?) fence around the cliff where the observation deck, and she fell over it (or jumped, whichever suits your imagiation).

There is something wrong with that last sentence. Did she fall onto the fence?

Sadly, I suspect suicide. There were no witnesses? Why was she there by herself? Why did she climb over the safety barrier? She's a jumper, for sure!

darwin in action

holly cow! thats not good :( people have to be more careful..

One meter high is obviously not enough. Suicide perhaps?