Do you think aliens really exist? Well, know that one village in japan is visited by aliens. The village located in Fukushima Prefecture has just over 1,900 inhabitants, and its residents are proud of the unusual fact that occurred in the region, which recorded the first observations of these beings in 1972.
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Japanese village visited by aliens
The region is very quiet, surrounded by peaceful landscapes, with mountains and abandoned roads in its surroundings. In this regard, the village is famous in Japan as an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) hotspot. Also, there are several statues of aliens scattered around the city.
Residents like the idea of having beings from other planets in the region so much that the town's mascot is a white ET riding a golden flying saucer. Furthermore, one of the typical dishes of the region is also related to extraterrestrials. This is ramen, which is served in a stone bowl capable of attracting UFOs.
Center created for UFO observation
In Lino, the UFO Observation Center was inaugurated. The space is a complement to the Fureaikan Museum, founded almost 30 years ago, in 1992, and focused on extraterrestrial experiences. Therefore, there are several models, statues, illustrations and alien-themed films on site.
There are also records of testimonies of UFO sightings in Japan and even in other countries. Thus, the site has about a thousand documents that supposedly prove the veracity of the phenomenon.
This space is a hope for the residents to maintain the existence of the region, which has become quite weakened after the disaster that occurred in Fukushima in 2011, in which thousands of families abandoned the location. For this reason, they have this differential to attract tourists and move the economy.
Artificial mountain built by aliens
Mount Senganmori is close to the village and features a pyramid-shaped mountain, which is the subject of rumours. This is because many people believe that it would actually be an artificial mountain built by extraterrestrials, with the purpose of serving as a base for these beings on the spot.
What do Japan's government entities think of all this?
The Japanese Ministry of Defense initiated a new protocol in 2020 in order to monitor possible unidentified aerial phenomena. In addition, other countries, such as the United States, followed the idea because they were concerned about the possibility of having their airspace violated.