A pair of menorahs and a gourd in Kamikawa Town.

Tuesday, 22nd of January, 2013

I : "There are a pair of huge menorahs in Kamikawa Town, about 1.8 km horizontally, on each side."

Guests: "What is the menorah?"

I : "Don't you put on the left and right sides of the family altar or the home shrine with sakaki?"

Guests: "Yes. I serve it with a side of sakaki..."

I : "Sakaki is the tree of God, isn't it? That tree of God is the menorah.

Guests: "Aah, But why is a geoglyph of huge menorah being made in Kamikawa Town?"

I : "It is exactly the same as the home shrine. The original form of Japanese shrine construction was made with the mountains in Kamikawa Town. There are properly a worship hall, a main hall and a rear shrine."

Guests: "Oh, what's it like?"

I : "Oh yes, don't you offer also fresh waterも to the altar every morning?"

Guests: "Yes. The water is fresh water...."

"Mercy! Actually, even a gourd was built so that the fresh water comes out naturally. And the water gushes out from the mouth of the gourd to make a stream and a waterfall is artificially built underneath. The name of the waterfall is "Kamegatsubo (亀ヶ壺)" I want to go there, so I'm researching it beforehand. "

Guests : "When I was a child, we used to go up there on field trips, but nowadays nobody goes up there from Kamikawa.

I : "Oh, I see.......it's behind this mountain......is there anyone to guide me?"

.........

So, we drove to the mountain in Kamikawa town for a little while, and came down, and it was a day of information gathering in a coffee shop.

Look!

　A menorah is designed on the Israeli embassy's business card.

The menorah has a very important and significant meaning, says Moses.

　What? Have Moses had to do with Japan? Could that be possible? Yes, that's right. That's "A piece from a gourd" (Unexpected things often happen). 

The Tree of Life extending from Ise Grand Shrine to Ikuno, points exactly towards the Qianshan of China, and the old man of the Qianshan must have a snake staff with a gourd on it. There may be a significant answer here.

The gourd, which is about 1 km long, is built on the mountain behind the Menorah, southwest of the Kamikawa Town Hall.

Since the mouth of the gourd, where water is born, is about 800 m above the waterfall of Kamegatsubo, it seems to be very difficult to get there unless we are from Kamikawa Town.

I picked up the scenery of the Kamegatsubo from HP.

　I'm concerned about this water outlet port.

  Look, it says that the town of Kamikawa has been inhabited for 12,000 years.

Kamikawa Town will be the most remarkable city in the world from now on.

The evidence of the origin of the world's religions was left as geoglyphs on a grand scale.

With this human world heritage site and thediscovery of Queen Himiko's tomb, the administration needs to grasp this fact as soon as possible 

and have to be prepared for what is going to happen in the future.

As we don't have sufficient lodging facilities in this town, so naturally hotels and other facilities will be built, and we need to plan for 100, 200, or even 1,000 years in the future in terms of urban planning soon.

On 3rd and 4th of November last year, we held the "Journey to Integrate Cranes with Turtles" for overnight trip in Kamikawa Town, and many people came to Kamikawa Town from as far away as Okinawa, Niigata, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Gifu, Nagoya, Kyushu, Yamaguchi, Mie, Osaka and other parts of Japan. We really appreciate it.

From now on, many people will come from all over the country in large buses and private cars, aiming at Kamikawa Town. No, No, people will come from all over the world.

Since our predecessors left behind a group of ground drawings with a significant meaning that we cannot imagine, we, who have taken over from our predecessors, must also create an unimaginable vision of the future as soon as possible.

Kagome's hometown , Kamikawa Town, is

a holy place in the worldand a wonderful city!