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Continents of the world form the islands of Japan

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Just take a very close look at the figure and describe what you see! Click it to see an enlargement. Clicking the enlargement will make it yet larger to see more detail.

The figure is courtesy of Dr. Nakasato from Nagoya. I was introduced to him through my friend, Yoko Ishikawa of Tokyo.

As you can see, major features of Japan are relatively close in position to those features of other countries. For example, the largest lake in Japan, Lake Biwa, is close in position with the largest lake in the world, the Caspian Sea! Is this a coincidence? Or was it purposely designed by the Creator to show the importance of Japan in the final days of man’s rule on earth? All comments are welcome.

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Continents of the world form the islands of Japan — 6 Comments

  1. Hi! The map is great. I’m going to show it to my students. I like that I’m living in India- You’re in Russia- right? What happened to South America?

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    • Hello Sir, I’ve found the picture of this post linked on a sub on reddit and I liked it very much so I’ve searched through the web to find the author and eventually I’ve ended up here to your site. You name a Dr. Nakasato of Nagoya. Thing is I’d like to give the right credit of the image and I was wondering if you’d have a contact or a webpage or a twitter/facebook account of Dr. Nakasato to ask permissions to use his work. Hope it’s not unconvenient for you, if you can help I’d be very grateful. Thanks in advance.

      Seigo

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