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and ancient texts. There's also an abundance of history later documented by

researchers that existed only orally until relatively

recent times. And of those stories is the legend of Utsuru Bune. However, this is only one of the enigmatic and intriguing encounters that still fascinates researchers

today in the modern world. This is the Utsuro Bune legend and

UFOs of Japan. This is somewhere in the skies,

with Brian's Bread. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. According to the most detailed account in the book, Ton Shunsetsu, the incident took place on February 22, 1803.

On that day, fishermen were working along the shore in Haray Dori in Hitachi province. However, the day was about to take a most dramatic turn.

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