Dragon Triangle – The Sea Where Many People Go Back And Forth In Japan

The Dragon Triangle is located symmetrically with the Bermuda Triangle on the earth's coordinates, which caused the most horrifying disappearances and shipwrecks in Japan. Dragon Triangle) or The Devil's Sea (Devil's Sea) is located 100 km from the south coast of Tokyo, Japan. It is always ranked in the top of areas with the strongest electromagnetic waves, according to Marineinsight. The Dragon Triangle (right triangle) is located opposite the Bermuda triangle (left triangle). This area is a triangle created between Japan, the Bonin archipelago and a large part of the Philippine Sea

. It is also known by many as Bermuda of the Pacific Ocean.The name of the Dragon Triangle originates from a legend dating back 1,000 years. The Chinese believe that under this sea there is a giant dragon It swallowed every passing ship when it went hungry.



In this sea, many inexplicable phenomena happened: the mysterious disappearance of ships and airplanes. Many people also see ghost ships wandering in this area. Boats entering here often have the phenomenon of compass paralysis, radio communication malfunction and loss of communication. In addition, they also often encountered large waves, sea fog, cyclones and dense fog.In the 1200s, Kublai Khan (Kublai Khan) repeatedly tried to cross the Devil's Sea and as a result many ships His army disappeared mysteriously, leading to the "evaporation" of more than 40,000 soldiers. In the early 1800s, many seafarers reported seeing a mysterious woman walking on the deck of a ship, many scientists claiming that the Dragon Triangle was even more dangerous and frightening. Bermuda In 1952, the Japanese government sent research ship Kaio Maru No.



5 to investigate the mysteries of this sea. However, the ship and its 31 crew did not return forever after that voyage. This resulted in the Japanese government being forced to declare the Dragon Triangle unsafe for seafaring and freight in the 1950s. In his 1989 book The Dragon's Triangle, author Charles Berlitz pointed out. It turns out that between 1952 and 1954, Japan lost five warships and 700 people in these waters. According to statistics from the Maritime Security Division of the Japan Maritime Security Division, between 1963 and 1972 there were 161 ships. ship is missing. The Devil's Sea has long been the horror and haunt of seafarers in Japan and around the world, but in 1995, Larry Kussche published another book and pointed out that the ships Berlitz mentioned were in fact are fishing boats, and some are missing outside the Dragon Triangle area.



The research vessel sent by Japan disappeared due to being sunk due to the impact of an underwater volcano.Larry also pointed out that the Dragon Triangle is a volcanic site. Due to volcanoes and geological changes that many islands in this area suddenly disappeared, many new islands appeared. The mystery of this place also attracts many researchers. They point out that the change of the natural environment is also one of the causes of mysterious disappearances. The Dragon Triangle is also not officially drawn on any global map of exact size or circumference. Although many scientists have explained the phenomena here, many people still believe that the Dragon Triangle has some supernatural force, such as UFOs, USOs (Unidentified Submersible Objects - unidentified underground objects below). country) .



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