Revelations of a Massive Underground Quarry in Japan! #megalithic

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The massive Oya underground quarry is located close to Tokyo, Japan. The enormous man-made caverns with gigantic columns are a museum now which tourists visit and admire. Oya subterranean quarry is covered with layered tool marks that resemble markings found at many other ancient quarries, such as Mount Nokogiri which I discussed in my previous video. These markings are quite uniform: the layers are pretty much parallel and between layers there are these slanted tool mark strokes. The markings at the grand-scale quarry of Mt. Nokogiri are so regular, parallel and finely carved that they look like modern machine marks, which raise an important question: whether these uniformed quarry marks were in fact made by prehistoric machines from a lost advanced civilization.

Were these layered markings excavated by hand tools or machinery? In my last video, I presented arguments on both sides. Assume for a moment that Mt. Nokogiri was initially quarried by prehistoric machines, then what about other Japanese quarries, especially the ones that share common markings? What about this impressive Oya underground quarry? Was it also mined by prehistoric machines?

References:
https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/大谷石
https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/大谷資料館

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25 Comments

  1. I bet that the Japanese found these quarries pre existing from a much earlier now forgotten global advanced civilisation and took them over and claimed them as their own work.(of course the this just my "gut instinct".

  2. The Japanese are one of the most interesting people and cultures on Earth, we often talk about human alien interbreeding, the evidence is within the Japanese imo! They are a treasure to be protected!

  3. The small nodes, often found on ancient stone work, located all over the world, was intentionally made when cutting the stones, to assemble a small square frame around, which forms the basis of creating a larger frame, to contain the entire stone. With the stones framed, just using a couple of boards and rounded stones, its possible to move hundreds of tons of stone, easily.

  4. During the Edo period (1603-1868), Mount Nokogiri was a significant stone quarry for the area. It was famed for producing Bōshū-ishi, a unique tuffaceous sandstone found only in the mountain. The large stones hewn from its cliffs were utilized in various constructions, such as the port of Yokosuka, Tokyo Bay Fortress, Yasukuni Shrine, and Waseda University, among others. It stands as one of the world's most active and continuously used quarry and stone mining operations (all recorded and well known by modern man).

  5. It's not just the use of wood that defines Japanese architecture but rather the use of artisanal joining techniques instead of nails. Japanese carpenters build houses using techniques reserved for fine furniture and cabinetry in the west.

  6. Glauben die Macher dieses Films tatsächlich, was sie erzählen ? Wie dumm / blind muß man sein, um zu glauben, das hätten Menschen vor 70 Jahren mit Spitzhacken begonnen…😂😂😂 Die gleichen Bunker – Anlagen existieren Weltweit und sind tausende Jahre alt. Will man hier die Menschen von der Wahrheit ablenken ? Überall wo die Zahl < 17 > auftaucht, handelt sich um eine erfundene Geschichte oder eine Lüge. 🤔

  7. These are all I er the world and there is more to this than just old history. They have been using this for human trafficking and child pedophilia etc. there has been a war going on to end all of this.

  8. Thanks for the video. factual and interesting as usual. someone must have ordered large quantities of stone if you start mining an entire mountain. and probably so long ago that it has been forgotten. earthquakes may have destroyed what was built. interesting topic this one with ancient quarries and megalithic buildings.

  9. How do we know the people of the meji period didnt start reworking ancient over grown and buried forgotten quarries?
    Does the amount of stone buildings built in this period correspond to the size of the quarries and material removed from these quarries?

  10. Fascinating insight of history. I suspect that Emperors chose parallel lines for aesthetic purposes, the tool marks of continuous miners are not that neat on close examination at shift overlap. Always appreciate your opinion though Tina