Historical Mysteries– category –

English Version In Japanese occult and conspiracy circles, people and events connected to the Greater East Asia War—more commonly known overseas as the Pac

English Version You know the Mona Lisa. You know The Last Supper. But what exactly makes Leonardo da Vinci so extraordinary? A lot of people feel that way.

English Version For this New Year travel story, I want to write about Kuki Yoshitaka’s head mound on Toshi Island in Mie Prefecture. For some reason, when

English Version Have you ever heard of Sagicho? In many parts of Japan, it is also known as Dondo-yaki or Tondo-yaki. Sagicho is a fire festival usually he

English Version In Japanese occult and spiritual travel circles, ley lines are often described as invisible alignments connecting sacred places, mountains,

English Version When you hear the word “genius,” many different names may come to mind. But if we are talking about the so-called “universal genius,” one o

English Version In Zentsuji City, Kagawa Prefecture, on Japan’s island of Shikoku, stands Zentsuji Temple, a place traditionally associated with the birthp

English Version Have you ever heard of Yomotsu Hegui, a term that appears in the Kojiki, one of Japan’s oldest mythological texts? In simple terms, it mean

English Version The Kyushu University Vivisection Incident is one of the darkest medical war crimes associated with wartime Japan. In the case, living pris

English Version If you asked people around the world, “What is the most famous painting on Earth?” the answer would probably be the Mona Lisa . It has been