2008 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( Japanese) TREASURE

Real de Tayopa said:
Gentlemen: Have you forgotten that the Philippines were hit by a terrific Typhoon at that period? Many areas are still without power or communication, etc. Our friends are probably having a few major problems, Relax.

Don Jose de La Mancha
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Yes GBoy made it in here Yesterday.
But most of the Others havn't been on since
 

Saturna said:
dindo_bayaua said:
It has been 13 days since the last posting. Is something wrong here? or everyone too busy digging?
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I think the guys above have cashed in their tons of Platinum and are cruising around in their new yachts :icon_pirat:

Jay
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yeah ,having a long vacation.
 

Pardon me but I expect they are arranging for the orphanages and hospitals that
Dred spoke of, IMHO.
 

jeff of pa said:
Real de Tayopa said:
Gentlemen: Have you forgotten that the Philippines were hit by a terrific Typhoon at that period? Many areas are still without power or communication, etc. Our friends are probably having a few major problems, Relax.

Don Jose de La Mancha
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Yes GBoy made it in here Yesterday.
But most of the Others havn't been on since
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Who of us that have done some extreme looking haven't been thwarted by mother nature from time to time?
 

Guys,

Typhoons and treasure hunting don't really mix at all. Like oil and water. It's the rainy season here right now and most of the projects are on hold until the dry season comes. ANd that usually begins around November and lasts til May.

So most of us are back to our regular, adventure-dry jobs.

dred
 

Yeah, its correct,some are posting in other forums, and Ithink it's a not big deal... Anyway it is only a legend. And legend, if DOES NOT want to be proven, will remain to be a legend. So I suggest don't believe on legend. And believing means responding and replying to it.

Angel_09
 

Holy cow....
I Googled "gboy and Yamashi-ta" and was amazed at how many other forums come up. Some with obviously lenient moderators, if any, based on some of the things said. Yikes.


Jay
 

Weather has been the issue for us. True, that some have used this forum or thread to peddle projects based on 'eyewitness accounts', 'ghost stories', 'maps', etc., etc., most have remained true to form, sharing info on projects currently and previously worked on. And the info has filled the 'archives' of another, whom I presume might come out with a 'scholarly' treatise on what he insists to be a legend. Hey diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks. But it has become 'profitable' one way or another to those who read and view this thread with eager amazement everytime.

dred
 

From the book of Capt. TEIJI TAKAMIYA who was killed in the Philippines in 1978 to recover his treasures... My soul remains in luzon...I will be posting the ebook soon...just start encoding..if you can decode the map..please share to the public or email me..or send my a message.

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copywrited or not
you can post a link to it,
but I would advise against
Posting the whole thing here.
 

Well if you will ask me about the copyright of the book I don't know.. My intention is that most of us can have access to that book...

Ok here are some facts about the author...

1. He was found dead in his room in the year 1978.

Born October 9, 1916
His a Japanese..his full name is TEIJI TAKAMIYA
Title of his book: My Soul Remains in Luzon

2nd page of his Book
All right reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without any permission in writing from the author. Any book not bearing the signature of the author on the copyright page will be deemed to have come from unauthorized sources.
-->>> Ok since he is already dead, where can I ask permission?

FOREWORD
The author is devoted to the enhancement of Filipino-Japanese Friendship and dedicates this book to the Filipino and Japanese heroes, both living and dead, who saw action in the furious and bloody battle between Japan and the United States in the Philippines where half a million Japanese soldiers and Formosa Boys Died.
-->>> My purpose is to share his legacy to all the people who can read his book then just be owned by few individuals and the book is just place in a corner. I believe his purpose is to let everyone knows what happened during the war especially here in Cagayan Valley specifically Cagayan. If this book will just be owned by few individuals, then it defeat its purpose...If ever your relative/family of TEIJI TAKAMIYA, may I ask your permission to let me post this book to the net.

About TAKAMIYA
1940- Qualified as Senior Government Official through government examination
1941- Graduated KYOTO Imperial University (Jurisprudence Department) and entered the government service. Ministry of Overseas Affairs, Taiwan.
1942-Drafted for Wolrd War 2.
1943-Stationed in Manila and Cebu.
1944-Assigned in Tuguegarao Garrison as Supply Officer
1945-Detained in Canlubang Camp, POW
1946-Repartriated, entered government service. Ministry of Finance
1947-Appointed as Loan Section Chief, Osaka Finance Buerau
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:1973 Board Chairman, Kehikai Credit Association
-Adviser, Toshikawa Steel Co.
-Auditor, Kawase Electric Co.
1976- Reside in Tuguegarao, Cagayan
-> sorry guys short cut bout his info.....


Last paragraph of his book " The flesh will die and will be scattered around the four corners of the world but the invisible soul remain and live forever."


This purpose of mine to post his book is for all the Japanese-Filipinos and all who suffered during the war that their memories will not be forgotten. But will always be remembered by all generation.
 

This is very interesting my friend. I hope his english ain't as bad as Capt. J. Kobayashi's. Oh by the way, one of the biggest sites Kobayashi showed to us is going to be worked over by a mainland construction firm, building a 'railway' for the gov't that after 2 years not one length of rail has been laid. Guess we're going to get screwed again.
 

Yam THr,

….due to our relentless exploration research.…I think we accidentally found something that will shock the archeological world….ANCIENT, japanese OR ALIENS PYRAMID RUINS? Its 200 feet tall…7 feet high/wide in each steps and became smaller at the summit (covered with thick vegetation)…. and carve human figure on the edge….what is this a Giant stairways or PYRAMID?…..hhmmmmm…another exciting exploration adventure? sanyway if its indeed a pyramid, SWR bestfriend Ambeth Ocampo maybe shock… hehehe and maybe this is the Phil. version of famous pyramids….like Pyramid of Egypt, Ankor Wat cambodia and Incas Peru…..

Naglaketse2 na, we are exploring for treasure and we found something unusual structures...whew... :o
Its getting exciting here... :tard:
 

these are some of the artifacts that was recovered in one of the site...Gas mask...half a sack...in a mountain here in Cagayan Valley
 

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"gas mask was standard issue to Japanese units involved in combat. Japan had used poison gas on numerous occasions during its war with China, but refrained from using gas against Allied troops in the Pacific. President Roosevelt,on June 5th, 1942, threatened retaliation if the Japanese ever used gas against any opponent. A single case of gas was reported in New Guinea late in the war, but Japanese officials denied they had ever authorized its use." from one web site....

How come then that in Cagayan Valley this type of Gas Mask was found and a sack can be filled half...the watch in the picture thats mine..
 

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