Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Impressing dolmen in the Kansai prefecture. Second biggest of Asuka, Ishibutai Tumulus is the biggest but not so smooth, see my next video. This area is known because of its prehistoric structures, mainstream archeology says it is made in emperor's times but it is nonsense, it is made by an unknown lost ancient civilization pre-diluvian. Work of giants.
However ancient existence of these structures, I have noticed in my visit of Japan that ancient knowledge is kept and passed to younger generations. I have photos of my investigation.
Yonaguni, the sunken ruins is the biggest.
Impressing dolmen in the Kansai prefecture. Second biggest of Asuka, Ishibutai Tumulus is the biggest but not so smooth, see my next video. This area is known because of its prehistoric structures, mainstream archeology says it is made in emperor's times but it is nonsense, it is made by an unknown lost ancient civilization pre-diluvian. Work of giants.
However ancient existence of these structures, I have noticed in my visit of Japan that ancient knowledge is kept and passed to younger generations. I have photos of my investigation.
Yonaguni, the sunken ruins is the biggest.
