There has a stone chamber also in the Princess Tōchi's tomb

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Saturday, 31st of  October, 2020

We made our way from the tomb of Princess Nukata (額田王) to the tomb of Princess Nukata's daughter, the Princess Tōchi (十市皇女).

At the entrance to the tomb, there was Jūni Shrine (十二神社: Twelve Gods' shrine).

　　　　　

Mr. Takebe parked his car at the shrine and walked up the slope on the left side.

　

Princess Tōchi was asleep in the mountain, which was not visited by people quietly.

However, her mother, Princess Nukata must have accompanied us and met her for the first time in over 1,300 years.

Not only her mother, Emperor Kobun and Emperor Temmu might have accompanied us.

"Tomorrow, Princess Tōchi and all of her relatives would meet with Princess Nukata," I thought as I descended the mountain. 

From there, Mr. Takebe drove to the inn in Katsurao (葛尾) where the Nabari poison wine murder case (名張毒ぶどう酒事件) took place.

...to be continued.

The stone chamber of King Nukada's tomb has been preserved, too.

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Friday, 30th of October, 2020

On Saturday, October 24, I met Mr. Takebe at 10:00 a.m. at Tsubosaka-yama Station (壺阪山駅) on the Kintetsu Yoshino Line.

Mr. Takebe always arrives at the appointed place before the meeting time.

He has never been late.

When I got out of the station gates that day, Mr. Takebe was waiting for me.

I got into Mr. Takebe's car and we headed for the five-hundred arhats (五百羅漢) in the inner shrine of the Tsubosaka-Temple (壺阪寺).

It took about 20 or 30 minutes from the station, It took about 20 or 30 minutes from the station, we parked the car at the spot where there was a parking space for two cars underneath an information board that said "Five Hundred Arhats of the inner shrine of the Tsubosaka Temple" and started to climb up.

Then, it didn't take so long to walk up to see the carved Five Hundred Arhats on the rock.

I followed Mr. Takebe from there, with the five hundred arhats on our left. And as usual, when Mr. Takebe found a sacred rock, he came face to face with it.

We gave way to a climber who was following behind us, "After you."

With the Geographica on his smartphone, Mr. Takebe is sure to get closer to the point.

As getting closer, I felt the uniqueness of the atmosphere and structure of the mountain around the tomb.

"I will see Princess Nukata (額田王) soon" I became excited.

When I reached the place we were aiming for, I took out my special zero-magnetic field L-rod core from my backpack and immediately began to investigate.

Then,  the rods responded instantly.

I measured it, I found there existed a large stone chamber, roughly 4.5 meters by 5.5 meters, in the basement.

The trail that the climber walks on passes over the edge of the stone chamber.

  A dead tree blocked the path as if to say, "You can't go through it!"

There was also an altar stone at the top of the mountain.

While I was investigating it, Mr. Takebe was searching for a sacred stone, then he told me, "I found it. It was there." Then I finished investigating, I went down to the place where he was. 

After seeing the sacred stone, we went back to the altar stone. We sang "Kimigayo" (Japan's national anthem) as the song dedicating to the altar and    walked down the mountain.

It is always strange, but as I began to sing, a strong light came through the trees.

it seemed to be as if it answered us, "Thank you!"
 そhe next place we are going to visit is the tomb of Princess Tōchi (十市皇女), the daughter of Princess Nukata (額田王).

...To be continued

　　　　　　　　　　　　

Notice

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Thursday, 29th of October, 2020

It's coming up.

Sunday, November 1 Let's talk with Saburo Uemori at the Space Philosophy Study Meeting at Nagoya City Public Hall.

It's free of charge!

What kind of day will it be?... I'm looking forward to it.

Also, from Saturday, November 14 to Sunday, November 15, "the Holy Land Pilgrimage Tour" is coming up soon.

There are only a few seats left available.  Please make sure to apply as soon as possible.

Locations of Tombs of Princess Nukata, Princess Tōchi, and King Kadono, were set at exquisite points

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Wednesday, 28th of October, 2020

The work of visiting and checking the tombs of the royal family continues.

I visited the following tombs:

    Sat. October 3, Tomb of Emperor Kōbun (弘文天皇)

    Sun. October 4, Tomb of Emperor Temmu (天武天皇)

　Sun. October 4, Tomb of Prince Shiki no Miko (志貴皇子)

 　Sat. October 24, Tomb of Princess Nukata (額田王)

　 Sat. October 24, Tomb of Princess Tōchi (十市皇女)

　 Sun. October 25, Tomb of King Kadono (葛野王) 　

All of those tombs are located on top of the mountains.

The Japanese character "崇" (means worship) simply tells us that. (山: mountain, 宗: enshrine)

The gods incarnate are buried and enshrined on top of the mountain.

The common sense of modern archaeology curators is that there are no tombs on the top of the mountains, but if you keep talking like that in a superior way, you will be cursed by the gods. (祟 means cursed in this case)

"If you don't honor your ancestors nor worship the mountain, we spirits will appear and haunt you!" Haven't you heard this before somewhere?

I think the fact that we are in the age of the corona disaster means that the gods can no longer put up with us.

I was shown the places of the tombs that the royal family members were buried and enshrined and were positioned by making full use of the trigonometry. And I checked if there were burial chambers underneath the ground by using a specially made zero-magnetic field L-rod core, then I found that all six locations had their own form of tombs preserved.

Now, it is serious!

We know even in the past that there were stone chambers that were preserved in the location of the tombs which were assigned according to the law.

The real tomb is on top of the mountain.

The distances from the Princess Nukata's tomb to the Emperor Temmu's tomb and to the Princess Tōchi are the same 12.17 km, and the three points form an isosceles triangle.

Also, the distances from King Kadono's tomb to the Emperor Kōbun's tomb and to the Princess Tōchi are the same 20.8 km, and the three points form an isosceles triangle.

If I make a hypothesis, then go to the location I have determined by reading the contour lines on the Geographical Survey Institute map and scan the size and direction of each subterranean space with the specially made zero-magnetic field L-rod, I have a 100% chance of finding it.

The hypothesis of the positioning of the tombs by trigonometry is proven correct.

The rest of the process is opening the entrances one by one, with the landowner's approval, which will prove these to be the fact.

We must put our hands together towards each person and give thanks to the Spirits and hold a memorial service for them.

Now that the "Night of the Dawn of Kagome Kagome's Song" is approaching, we need to get to work on that.

It is the integration of the cranes and turtles.

We must worship and enshrine the mountain in the right behind us.

Seminar will be held on Sat. Nov. 7 at Tokyo Genki-Up Shop and Sat. Nov. 28 at Kyoto Shop!

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Tuesday, 27th of October, 2020

Total Health Design Seminar, which had been postponed due to the Corona Disaster, will be held in 

Saturday, November 7, Tokyo

Saturday, November 28, Kyoto

I am now working with the Terafight Core and it is full of surprises every day.

I moved with the echoes of the universe and made Terafight Core. And when I went to the location of the mounds on top of the mountain of the royal family that I was taught, and do a cavity search of the earth's subsurface, I could find out what was going on in the ground very easily with the Zero-Magnetic-field L-Rod Core made from a combination of L-rod and Terafight Core.

This response easily to people even who have no experience with it at all. It's amazing!

And the facts of ancient history that we have learned from them are far beyond our imagination.

What would you think if I told you that there is a huge pyramid in Japan that is even bigger than the tomb of King Khufu of Egypt?

It seems that there are more than one or two of them.

You would realize that Japan is a tremendous country in the world.

And, if you know this fact or not, it makes a big difference to your happiness in this world.

I would like to tell you what our ancestors did.

The content is the story of Trafight and "The Truth About Ancient Japanese History", which Trafight teaches. 

This is definitely a story worth listening to!