A pyramid in Aomori Prefecture? Let's go see the Oishigami Pyramid!

Did you know that there are pyramids in Aomori Prefecture? They are "places known only to those in the know," but in fact, Aomori Prefecture has many mysterious spots

we will explore the mystery of the Oishigami Pyramid, located in Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture

The pyramid in Aomori Prefecture is the Oishigami Pyramid!

It is truly a "knowledge only to those in the know," but this "Oishigami Pyramid" originates from the contents of the "Takeuchi Documents," to be descendants of Heguri Madori. (There is also a theory that the documents were added to after the 1930s.)

There are various theories about the circumstances leading to the discovery

1. When Komaru, who was deciphering the contents of the Takeuchi Documents, visited Torai Village in Aomori Prefecture (now Torai, Shingo Village), the "Tomb of Christ ." The next day, Toya Banzan, a Japanese painter from Aomori Prefecture who was accompanying him, discovered the "Oishigami Pyramid."
2. It was discovered by Sakai Katsutoki, an occultist who, based on the Takeuchi Documents,

It is not clear which is correct, but both theories share the same basis: the Takeuchi Documents

What is Oishigami Pyramid?

The Oishigami Pyramid is said to have been discovered in 1935

In fact, the Oishigami Pyramid is not a triangular pyramid as one would imagine. The definition of a Japanese pyramid proposed by Katsutoshi Sakai, a leading expert on Japanese pyramids, is

1. It is a regular triangular mountain. It can be natural or artificial.
2. Near the summit there is a spherical sun stone and a ring of stones surrounding it.
3. There is a worship hall separate from the main hall.

It has been with.

It is a little difficult to meet condition 1, but the Oishigami Pyramid meets condition 2 because it contains megaliths such as a compass stone, a constellation stone, and a mirror stone. Furthermore, there is a theory that the Oishigami Pyramid can be completed by connecting it to the Towariyama mountain

The compass stone has a crack that accurately points north, south, east and west, and the mirror stone is a huge flat stone over 10 meters in size that fell over in the great earthquake of 1858

It is said that ancient Japanese characters were carved into the surface of the stone. There were several attempts to erect this mirror stone, but each time heavy rain fell and they had to give up on erecting the mirror stone

The constellation stones have the major constellations carved into the stone walls. You can also climb the Oishigami Pyramid. As you climb the mountain, you will come across a group of megaliths, so you can get a close look at them, get information from explanatory signs, and enjoy the pyramid to the fullest

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In Shingo Village, where the Oishigami Pyramid is located, there is also the "Tomb of Christ," which is also mentioned in the frequently mentioned "Takeuchi Documents." The details of this site are summarized in a separate article below

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Torai = Hebrew? Let's go and see the "Tomb of Christ" in Shingo Village! [Aomori Prefecture]

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"Did Christ come to Aomori?" It's hard to believe, but the "Tomb of Christ" is located in Christ Village Park in Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture, adjacent to the Christ Village Folklore Museum. How the Tomb of Christ was discovered: The legend of the Tomb of Christ originates from the "Takeuchi Documents," ancient documents passed down through the Takeuchi family and published in 1928 by Kiyomaro Takeuchi, who claimed to have been adopted into the Takeuchi family, believed to be descendants of Heguri Masatori. (Some say the documents were added after the 1930s.) Kiyomaro deciphered the contents of the documents and discovered the Tomb of Christ in Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture, in Torai Village (now Shingo Village, Oaza Torai)...

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Some people may say, "This is just an occult urban legend!", but it can also be seen as a power spot

I think you can enjoy the occult and urban legends even more if you have imagination and tolerance!

Oishigami Pyramid <Information>

• Name: Oishigami Pyramid
• Address: 11-41 Toraiuike, Shingo Village, Sannohe County, Aomori Prefecture, 039-1801
• Official URL: Shingo Village Official Website – Oishigami Pyramid
• access
  • Approximately 45 minutes by car from Hachinohe Station on the JR East Tohoku Shinkansen, Hachinohe Line, and Aoimori Railway Aoimori Railway Line
  • About 20 minutes by car from Shingo Roadside Station

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