japanese treasure map

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	thats an interesting story , and alot of money to spend for no return. Has the golden buddha been found ?  how about the 8 tunnels, have they been found ?

They were able to locate the 8 tunnels but nothing treasure was found during their explorations. What is good in this map is to teach you their puzzle to decipher their secret hidden code. I knew some of you reading my post will disapprove my claims. The Japanese made a single answer on the hundred's of combination of ciphers. Like the enigma machine, thousands of combination of codes but the answer is only one. I'll teach you here on how to deciphers their code if you are all interested.

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The first step in deciphering a map is to identify the cipher/code. In the above and lower portion of the map, the cipher is the isosceles triangle 30,60,90 degrees angle triangle. Why did the Japanese drawn that triangle in the center of the map? Because the 30,60,90 degrees angle triangle will lead you to the ellipses of isometric view. It simply means that the puzzle of the Japanese treasure was patterned using the isometric view. I'll show you another cipher that I found inside the Japanese boot during our explorations that helps our group to decipher treasure map.

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	Hi Reike,   So are the boot and the map go together ??  This seems strange , please explain if you can ?  I also had trouble seing the triangle in the map. Ill have another look later when i have more time

Yes, the boot and the map go together. Look closely at the boot. Normally, the boot should be 90 degrees angle at the heel portion but look at that boot in my post the heel portion is 60 degrees angle. The sole of that boot is look like a samurai sword. It means that the treasure is divided in interconnected site.

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i think you see the treasure in the map... that "COIN"n covered the sign of the map.. that is already a Treasure...lol

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Nice map Kaloy. I 'd like to comment on the artist too. he knows to how to draw in isometric view unlike some maps which are flat. To me the map is general description at site and no vicinity. Good Luck!
The two other maps are pretty good as well. but the shoe doesn't make sense maybe if turn around upside down you may see something else like a face at the back heel. but still does'nt make sense to me. Regards.

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