10 Mysteries Of Ancient Japan
With a rich history tracing back to prehistoric times and one of the most identifiable cultures on Earth, Japan is an absolute treasure-trove of intriguing facts. But it’s also home to a number of perplexing mysteries – from the purpose of spooky clay dolls to rumors of cursed swords.
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how to get views in one step, put Japan in the title
All you had to do was put the Japanese words in google translate to see how they were pronounced. You lose almost all credibility when it’s clear that you couldn’t even put in the five seconds of research to see how to say these words. Japanese pronunciation is notoriously easy and you butchered it.
Not to mention, that a lot of the info was taken right from your single source without cross checking in any way. This is shameful work. Put effort into your content next time.
in what reality do you think j is pronounced like g?? How does Kojiki become kogeekee???? Are you one of those people who says sudoku as suduku?
Number 1 is fake
Not so much a “key” shape as a “key hole” shape…a key would look rather different…
The last part is a lie😂😂
Lol,theirs a lot of stupid experts,who think water create steps,and geometric angles,and here again we have the Jews trying to say they created Japan,what a joke !!
If number 1 is true it means that islam could be the true religion because it doesnt say that jesus died on the cross
Kofun=Kingdom Hearts.
Coincidence?
Its so disgusting we have monarchs. Its disgusting we have the concept of royalty. Motherfuckers that are called special because of their family, and even worse the ones deluded enough to believe it.
Isukiri? That could be Japanese for ‘Iscariot’? 10:39