Many mysterious are located in Japan. Huge megaliths have been discovered in the cozy Asuka area of the Kansai region, about 60 kilometers from the city of Kyoto.
According to legend, when the ancient gods took out the lowered coral blade of the sword from the ocean, four drops fell from it, which formed the Japanese islands. Some believe that traces of "divine drops" can be seen today. In the very heart of the islands are hidden strange "talking" stones. However, finding them is very difficult even with a map. Some of the megaliths are located at great distances from each other, as if an invisible hand deliberately placed them as far as possible - in the mountains, forests and fields. The Japanese themselves are not eager to show visitors local attractions.
One of the largest today is the Masuda Iwafun megalith. Needless to say, when looking at this mysterious object, one does not even think about its natural origin. The huge boulder reaches a height of more than 6 meters. Its base is at least seven meters wide. To the top, the megalith narrows to three meters and forms a fairly flat trapezoidal pyramid, outwardly similar to the famous pyramids of Teotihuacan.
The top of the megalith is flat and has several niches precisely cast or cut. Of course, there can be no question of any rough manual labor - the megalith is made of granite, therefore, even to chip off a small piece of this boulder, you have to tinker. Well, it is simply impossible to gouge perfectly smooth niches by hand using a chisel and a hammer.