Mysterious Megaliths of Japan: The Stone Ship of Masuda

[@mons.romerodurante8086]

Straight out of the gate we're told that the castles and fortifications are 16th century. Those megalithic walls would be the so called 'fortifications' and there's more chance of them being 4 _millennia_ old, not centuries.

[@plenum88]

Yes, it's not clear how old they are, I also suspect they are very old...

[@angrybird29]

Great video. Very well presented.

[@plenum88]

Thanks!

[@devodavis6747]

@@plenum88 I agree. Thank you!

[@guillermoperu80]

Vestigios inkas en Japón, son del Perú☼ ☻

[@AirborneAnt]

Great Video!!!!! 5 Stars!!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Seems like the Ancient Lost civilization was in Japan too!!

[@plenum88]

thanks!

[@leventelikhanecz2258]

Hi plenum88, i have some question about faraday's disc experiments videos. in case where magnet and copper disc rotate together. i suppose the magnet is polarized so that either north or south is up. is the generated voltage polarity depends on the magnet pole n or s up? there was an improved model from tesla with 2 discs instead of one. on one disc the circumference was setup as negative and the other disc the edge was setup positive. he shorted the 2 edges together, so the power was drawn from the 2 isolated shafts. with explanation that the brushes connected to the less circumferential speed shafts are better at higher rpm of generator (also doubling voltage). so, on your experience if i put an extra copper disc under the magnet (in your test scheme) would be opposite voltage on it's edge compared to the upper disc edge voltage? thinking about rotating together the magnet and the 2 copper discs (1 above, 1 below the magnet, edges shorted and power out from axles only)

[@plenum88]

See www.google.com/patents/US406968 Tesla had the disks and magnets side by side, with reverse polarity, not stacked vertically.

[@marzialavaroni3623]

Really interesting! Thank you!

[@plenum88]

Your welcome!

[@mrt6393]

Very interesting . DO you know what type of stone they were made from? Some rather blurry movements that made me giddy, but fascinating. Thank you!

[@plenum88]

Hey, glad you liked it. Not sure what the stone is...

[@Necrodermis]

@@plenum88 apparently most if not all of them are carved from granite

[@dhibba52]

Granite.

[@ExploringtheKawithRa]

Great ❤

[@KrisRoberts114]

Asia is full of some amazing old constructions most of it hidden and the governments dont seem interested in sharing

[@michaelgroob3760]

Some of those cuts remind me of Japanese joinery of which the Japanese are masters of joining disparate materials such as stone to wood.

[@soaring1]

How do so many stone structures and mounds become tombs? Were there bodies and human bones found in them?

[@plenum88]

Hi Laura Thanks for watching. I suspect most of these structures are considered tombs based on archaeological evidence and that in most cases the bones, if they were there, have long since disappeared. In one example I found here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishibutai_Kofun the structure is referred to as a tomb from the ancient writings of the time, but the remains had long since vanished.

[@437livin]

Shit anything can be a tomb nowadays. Which is why it’s NOT a legitimate excuse.

[@elelion9149]

Academia always saying these are tombs.. How the hell they know that??

[@ChigginsComposting]

Why are they farming right freaking next to it?!?!

[@plenum88]

Yeah, that was really odd...

[@entdeckungssucherderfinder2482]

Wau ! 👍

[@DIY4U705]

looks like 2 turbine engine booster for planes on the last stone.

[@chipus2]

A mes yeux, cela ressemble à un crapeau.

[@iahorana]

this place is litterally 3 minutes walk up from the road , maybe You took a wrong way .....

[@whussthadeal3798]

the tomb idea is such a joke, everything that is unusual and rather not explainable academia calls it a tomb

[@joepontiac4868]

its a cement post base. probably for a statue of a man. it faces the entrance to the river. big enough to see it from the mouth. the Japanese lived mostly on the east side the island to be hid. giant man statue to scare all away. for sure its bagged at the bottom with rope n wood to contain the thick cement. the devils rock looks like a wobble walker for very large posts. wood, weaving, fire, napping n mud was early mans tech.

[@bluezndance]

the last stone reminds me of a turtle

[@plenum88]

Yup, it is a turtle : )

[@bluezndance]

@@plenum88 oops i just read under your name ".....and the Tortoise stone"😊

[@johndelong5574]

After the great FLOOD recorded in ancient history (including japan),huge sedimentary deposits remained.The early descendants of the flood survivors were able to cut these slabs with copper or bronze .Petrification then solidified these structures.Dolmens were biult for a similar purpose

[@al2207]

no, please read about granite rock formation

[@ChigginsComposting]

That ain't no damn tomb. That's a WWII bomb shelter.... but like prehistoric.

[@guillermoperu80]

No, son vestigios incas del PERÚ☼ ☝

[@ChigginsComposting]

@@guillermoperu80 si yo se. Es el que esta diciendo. Pero no hay palabra bomb shelter en Inca.

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

No ( Posess) means Noah. Noah Posessed the whole world after the great flood.

[@ashleygeorge344]

Hey! I'm a producer with A+E Networks gathering footage documenting Masuda-no-iwafune in Japan and would love to connect. Email in bio - TY!