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

Did you know that there is a pyramid in Aomori Prefecture? Although it is a place only known to those in the know, Aomori Prefecture actually 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!

Although it is only known to those in the know, the Oishigami Pyramid was unveiled in 1933 by Kiyomaro Takeuchi, who claimed to have been adopted by the Takeuchi family, who are said to be descendants of Matori Hegun. It originates from the contents of the Takeuchi Documents , an ancient document that has been passed down from generation to generation in the Takeuchi family (There is also a theory that it was added after the 1930s)

There are various theories about the circumstances that led to the discovery.

  1. Kyomaro, who was deciphering the contents of the Takeuchi Documents, discovered the ``Tomb of Christ'' The next day, Banzan Toya, a Japanese painter from Aomori Prefecture who was accompanying him , discovered the Oishigami Pyramid.
  2. , based on the Takeuchi Documents, proposed that there were pyramids in Japan and investigated various locations.

have one thing in common: they are based on the ``Takeuchi Documents''

What is Oishigami Pyramid?

The Oishigami Pyramid is said to have been discovered in 1933.

In fact, the Oishigami Pyramid is not triangular pyramid-shaped as you might imagine. The definition of Japanese pyramids proposed by Katsunori Sakai, the leading expert on Japanese pyramids.

1. It must be an orderly triangular mountain.
It doesn't matter if it's natural or artificial. 2. Near the top, there is a spherical sun stone and a ring of stones surrounding it.
3. There is a worship hall separate from the main shrine.

It has been with.

It is a little difficult to meet condition ``1'', but since ``Oishigami Pyramid'' has megaliths such as compass stones, constellation stones, and mirror stones, condition ``2'' does apply. there is a theory that the ``Oishigami Pyramid'' is formed by connecting it with the nearby ``Towariyama''

The compass stone has cracks that point accurately to north, south, east, and west, and the mirror stone is a flat, gigantic stone over 10 meters long, which was said to have fallen in the great earthquake of 1984.

It is said that characters from the Age of Gods were carved into the surface of the stone. It is said that they tried to raise this Kagami-ishi several times, but each time it rained heavily, and there is a theory that they had to give up on raising the Kagami-ishi.

Constellation stones have major constellations carved into stone walls. You can also climb the Oishigami Pyramid. As you climb up the mountain, you will come across a group of megaliths, so you can see them up close, get information from explanatory signs, and enjoy the pyramids to your heart's content.

summary

In Shingo Village, where the Oishigami Pyramid is located, there is also the ``Christ's Tomb,'' which is also mentioned in the ``Takeuchi Documents,'' which appear frequently. Their contents are summarized in separate articles below.

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``Did Christ come to Aomori?'' It's hard to believe that ``Christ's Tomb'' is located next to the Christ's Village Folklore Museum in Christ's Village Park in Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture. History of the Discovery of Christ's Tomb The legend of Christ's tomb has been passed down through the Takeuchi family for generations, as revealed in 1932 by Kiyomaro Takeuchi, who claimed to have been adopted by the Takeuchi family, who are said to be descendants of Matori Heguni. It originates from the contents of the ancient document "Takeuchi Documents". (There is also a theory that it was added after the 1930s) The Tomb of Christ in Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture Kyomaro deciphered the contents of the ancient document and...
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Oishigami Pyramid＜Information＞

  • Name: Oishigami Pyramid
  • Address: 11-41 Torai Ameike, Shingo Village, Sannohe District, Aomori Prefecture, 039-1801, Japan.
  • URL: Shingo Village HP
  • access
    • Approximately 45 minutes by car from Hachinohe Station on the JR East Tohoku Shinkansen, Hachinohe Line, or Aoimori Railway.
    • About 20 minutes by car from Shingo Roadside Station.

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