In Christianity, there is a saying that out of two people, one will disappear and the other will be left behind.

It seems that the divine revelation of the Japanese people says that a new world will begin when the cleaning is finished until the population is reduced to one-third. It also seems to say that they will strive to save as many lives as possible.

It seems that the Japanese God is stricter than Christ. . . It's like a survival game...

I think these are also linked to the Q post.

1143.To my fellow incarnated extraterrestrials, how could I have forgotten this crumb.Q.

1 つの単純な事実を理解してください。米国は世界の他の地域とつながっています。それを知っているなら、特定の情報が公開されると、デフォルトで世界大戦や大規模な苦しみが引き起こされることを理解してください。私たちはオープンソースの考えを共有していますが、命を大切にしており、結果と包含可能性に基づいて意思決定を行う必要があります。
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Interesting - I have always known - somehow that Japan would be the first to ascend???... have you heard this?. I am not sure but there is a Temple that is sacred in Japan and believe to be a portal. No one has been able to visit - except they allowed Trump in???.... I do not remember where I saw this but I believe there are pictures in the Q DROPS of this event.
There is something more to mirrors than we know. I have a Tartarian type of mirror in my house that is a few hundred years old. I believe it is from France. The mirror has mercury in it and is different than any other mirror I have.
Looks similar to the one below.
So the question is - is the person looking in the mirror actually us?

In particular, there are many photos and paintings of torii gates.
And a mural at the Denver airport.
A girl wearing a Japanese mask is making a peace sign.
Cut through Japan, which was occupied by demons.
And the Japanese bird flies away.

Also, I don't know if it's true, but Einstein predicted that when the world was heading toward destruction, Japan would be the savior.

Interesting the Torii Gates. I live in Palm Beach County and see these Gates throughout- especially in Boca Raton. There are also Japanese Gardens near where I live. You have to ask why they would randomly put these here. Now I am going to visit them - been talking about it with my Daughter for a few years now- just have to go.https://morikami.org

Our mission at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is to engage a diverse audience by presenting Japanese cultural experiences that educate and inspire.

In 1904, Jo Sakai, a recent graduate of New York University, returned to his homeland of Miyazu, Japan, to organize a group of pioneering farmers and lead them to what is now northern Boca Raton. With the help of the Model Land Company, a subsidiary of Henry Flagler’s East Coast Railroad, they formed a farming colony they named Yamato, an ancient name for Japan.

There is no single way to interpret the garden. While we provide some historical, technical and aesthetic explanations for elements of the garden, we hope that such information will enhance, not overshadow, your experience, which is ultimately one of personal insight, discovery and invigoration.

YAMATO.
This project seems to have a lot of meaning.
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Interesting - Yamato is very close to where I live and that is the same area where I see buildings with the Torii 's. I mean why would a dentist office be in a Japanese style building?- Many of the entrances to condos/apartments have the Torii Bridge at the entry. I will have to look on Google Earth and see if I can find anything else. Flagler is a main name here - and buildings are named after him. My step Daughter goes to Flagler College in St Augustine. St. Augustine Florida is another place where there is a lot of hidden history - I believe to be one of the oldest places in Florida. Mizner is another name that is seen throughout the Boca area.... now my interest is PEAKED.... will let you know if I find anything.

Did Christ die in Aomori?

An excerpt from this site.
What I would like to pay particular attention to is the villagers' understanding of Christ's tomb.

According to the priest who officiates at the Christ Festival, it is important to console the souls of the grave no matter who is the owner of the grave, and that is why the Christ Festival is held every year. And even if by any chance the person enshrined in the tomb was Christ, there would be no problem for Shinto, which has eight million gods.

A village official who is in charge of the festival said that although he did not believe that the owner of the grave was Christ, the person buried there was probably an ancestor of the village, and that the memorial services that had been held since ancient times should not be allowed to end. .

This is the Japanese religious view.
We accept all gods and cherish all souls.

https://gendai.media/artic...

There is something very special and sacred with the Japanese culture. I would love to learn more. I found some more interesting articles (old ones) from the Historical Society in Boca on the Japanese people who came here. Interesting enough - Africa was a part of Florida and I found info on that too. Looking at old maps you see this. Boca also has a large African themed area. Let me see if I can find grab these old newspaper articles.