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

SWR said:
OK, I didn't think this new direction was related to the Yamashi.ta legend or legitimate treasure hunting. Thanks for not inviting me, as I do not attend illegal activities.



'Illegal activities' being a relative term, of course, as even the locals appear to believe corruption exists at every level of authority/government.




Jay
 

Oio DINDO_BAYAUA: Thanks for your reply, It appears that your TANE was Mine also. I often wondered where he was. I am very glad that he was with your family when he passed away.

My father was 6' 6", Iike TANE, a tall man.

I faintly remember that he also was a SUMI wrestler ??

Don Jose d e La Mancha
 

Don Jose:

That answered the question in my mind. One time, three robbers entered our farm house where Grand Tane was staying, accordingly they were armed to the teeth, they were asking where the BOOK was. In the morning, when me and my father went to the farm, we saw the three bounded at the arms and feet. How did Grand did it with his only weapon was the small samurai (I don't know what they call that long knife), I do not know, until you just said that he was a sumo wrestler. I also remember that he has a ritual every morning, he bows for a long time facing the East until the Sun comes out.

BTW, he hates being photographed. The only time we had him photographed was when he was already dead, and I have yet to locate the picture in our old ancestral home. Whenever someone jokingly takes a picture of him... that does it... no one can stop him from the Judo and the likes, just like watching WW Wresting Federation - Cage Match, they had to call my father to pacify Grand Tane. Except for that situation, he is the kindest person I met in my life.

The question is, WHERE WAS THE BOOK? WHAT WAS INSIDE OF IT? WHY SO MANY WERE INTERESTED IN IT? I might have to look in the old attic or at the "bodega" tomorrow.

So long Don Jose,

Dindo
 

Jeff.

I came across in this site just recently and i appreciate how professional many hunters are. Good thing that it is under control unlike some other thread that which is very discouraging due to many blatant disregard of the "urban law".

Have read so much about huge markers which up to now puzzled many hunters how the Japanese did those things. Others say it was made by UFO while in fact.. God made only the Earth as the ideal place for mankind. Some people think that Japanese used GIANT equipment to cut huge boulders perfectly as they were seen now. But have it comes into their mind that Japanese used CHEMICALS to soften those rocks and then curved, etched, squeeze the rock in the form they wished to? If I may ask: How come that there are FOOTMARK of Human and Animals well engraved, curved on the boulders?

One important technique in dowsing is that, since those markers are made of chemicals.. i simply scratch the tip of my rods to the markers/ signs on the rock and it will automatically pinpoint the next marker if not, the location of the load or the exact spot.

Also, there are guys here insisting that the only valid markers made by Japanese are only those that are vivid. Don't you think that even the markers as much as possible be hidden to foreign eyes? Think the Japanese way..Modesty aside. I can tell where the location of the site by just looking at the boulder with an inscription on it. Some guys never know that almost many maps or sketch were done on boulders. To their untrained eyes. it means nothing to them.. but actually is a boulder map or the sketch of the location or site of the burial place.

IMHO..

Bro. a_b
 

i simply scratch the tip of my rods to the markers/ signs on the rock and it will automatically pinpoint the next marker if not, the location of the load or the exact spot.
so how many treasures have you found using this method :icon_scratch:
 

Mistergee,

"i simply scratch the tip of my rods to the markers/ signs on the rock and it will automatically pinpoint the next marker if not, the location of the load or the exact spot.

so how many treasures have you found using this method"

I EXPECT NONE...HEHEHE ;D
Just one of those so called "expert guys" with new technique and marker expert but as usual ZERO RECOVERY.... ;D
 

Mistergee:

I hit the pot twice but i only focused on giveaways, manageable and not time consuming...We divided the pizza equally, we are 6 in the group.. my relatives and close friends. Mine was spent in the education of my 4 sons which are now all professionals. That time, i don't know what dowsing is, i stick on code breaking what my japanese friend had taught me (he is a general during ww2, just died recently). So what i am telling in this forum is not my own but from a good friend.. same thing with the use of chemicals on those markers..

Hope i had answered your question..

Bro. a_b
 

Bro A_B,

Claiming to recover treasure is one thing...proving it here is another thing... ;D
 

Bro A_B,

If A_B in Great Hunters and A_B treasurenet is one and the same....i suspect he is.
How come you claim to recover treasure from your code or technique or something and get rich.....why is it you squeeze money from poor PINOY newcomer yam treasure hunter by selling your alleged TREASURE CODE book for Php 1,500 pesos ($16) ???? HHHHmmmm I smell something fishy here hehehe ;D

A normal behavior for successful Pinoy yam treasure hunter is to help his fellow pinoy treasure hunter....then why instead of helping him (ex give free japanese codes), your asking money for those copy japanese codes? :o....I see some conflict here....Is this just a racket to intice newcomer to buy his japs code book bcoz of alleged recovery claim? HHHmmmmm

OTHER POOR FELLOW YAM TH IS GIVING THIS JAPANESE CODES FOR FREE, while an alleged successful Yam hunter like you is NOT ???? HHHmmmm....just wandering.. :icon_scratch:
NAGTATANONG LANG PO, WALANG PERSONALAN
 

Xerox copy of codes
 

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I get a kick out of this one. There's a joke in there somewhere but I'll leave it...
 

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Saturna,

Some japanese treasure codes are helpful and some codes make it more confusing and useless....
Anyway...the only treasure code I trust is.....X.....if you see an x, then why the heck your still standing there?...DIG IT MAN... ;D
 

Pinoy Yam THr,

GMA-7 had called me this evening asking for my help re their TV featured topic YAMAS-HITA TREASURE, for those pinoy YTH who wanted their stories, sites to be featured on TV...this is your moment of fame :icon_jokercolor:
 

Starsplitter,

Lots of pictures had already been posted re gold bars , treasures and stuff....all you have to do is browse the entire several back pages....
 

Starsplitter,

Do you mean Yam treasure expedition in the Philippines by japanese nationals? A LOT !!! since after WW2 up to now !!!
Some were individual japanese who treasure hunt....usually grandsons of japanese soldiers.

And the most well organized and Japan Gov't funded treasure hunt were mining, logging and construction businesses (front for treasure hunt). The usual donation projects were poverty alleviation projects (JICA-japan Int'l Cooperation Agency)......to recover treasure from schools (former japs camp) they donate new school bldgs, to recover treasure from waterfalls , JICA donate irrigation projects, to recover treasure from rivers, JICA donate bridges, to recover buried treasure along their retreat areas, they construct roads/highways, to recover treasure in remote jungles they go logging or mining stuff....THE JAPANESE GOV'T FUNDED TREASURE HUNT...DO ANY PROJECTS JUST TO PENETRATE TREASURE AREAS....AND THEY HAVE BEEN DOING THESE FOR DECADES ALREADY....and we can't do anything about it bcoz they use legit projects as their treasure hunting front...The only way we Filinino Treasure hunter can do is to EXPOSE IT HERE or get the treasure first before they do.
 

SWR,

You don't know anything about treasure hunting here in PI.
If you are doubtful then you investigate it yourself...ex: Calbayog Pilot Elementary School. Samar Island....
why is it that the JICA before they built or donate some school buildings they dig several holes and recovered several unknown boxes....MY COUSIN ARE THE DIGGERS !!!....And in full view of the public that they are digging instead of constructing schools bldgs. To conceal their treasure recoveries, they do it at night and all japanese nationals are involve only...when the local residents knew about it, they are already gone...as simple as that....
 

The Spanish Manilia galleon traffic never went as far south as Palawan. They almost always used a route going through the islands to the east of the Phillipines known as the Embocadero. There are a lot of wrecks along this route, probably at least a dozen. The Chinese and other nations used mostly junks to ship their goods. Maybe those are English, Dutch, or Portugese naos, but probably not Spanish Galleons. The Portugese and Dutch would sometimes go to the Chinese ports and buy up all the silks and ceramics and then freight them to Luzon and sell them to the Spanish concerns.
 

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