10 Mysteries Of Ancient Japan

The video explores ten ancient mysteries of Japan, including the enigmatic Cofan tombs, the debated origins of the Yonaguni Monument, and the theory of the Lost Tribes of Israel migrating to Japan. It delves into the mystery of Queen Himiko's lost kingdom, the purpose of ancient clay dolls, and the legend of Yang Guifei's escape to Japan. The video also discusses the cursed Muramasa blades, the possible existence of the Kojiki Dynasty, the theory of the Ark of the Covenant being hidden in Japan, and the claim that Jesus Christ was buried in Japan.

What is the shape most commonly associated with Kofun tombs?

• Key

• Pyramid

• Square

• Circle

What is the main debate surrounding the Yonaguni Monument?

• Its age

• Its location

• Whether it is man-made or natural

• Its religious significance

Which historical event is linked to the disappearance of the Lost Tribes of Israel?

• The Assyrian siege of Israel

• The construction of the Great Wall of China

• The Trojan War

• The fall of the Roman Empire

What is the main mystery surrounding Queen Himiko?

• Her marriage

• Her tomb

• Her birthplace

• Her military conquests

What is unique about the Dogu clay figures?

• They are found only in temples

• They have animal features

• They are made of gold

• They are used as currency

What is the rumored curse associated with Muramasa blades?

• They bring wealth

• They cause illness

• They have a thirst for blood

• They break easily

What inconsistency is noted between Japanese and Chinese historical records?

• The language used

• The number of emperors

• The location of the capital

• The existence of a different dynasty

Where is the Ark of the Covenant theorized to be hidden in Japan?

• Osaka

• Tokyo

• Mount Tsurugi

• Mount Fuji

According to a Japanese theory, who took Jesus' place on the cross?

• His mother Mary

• His disciple Peter

• His cousin John

• His brother Isukiri

What happened to the documents detailing Jesus' life in Japan?

• They were published

• They were lost at sea

• They were seized by authorities

• They were translated into Japanese