We have here an interesting photo of a strange rock discovered by our fellow treasure hunter on his site. What makes the rock strange is that it bears the shape of a “frog”.

So what does it mean as a Yamashita treasure sign?

Below the photo of the actual rock that caught the attention of our fellow treasure hunter. As we can see, the shape of this rock really does look-like a frog.

This is its head.

And this is its back portion.

Aside from the frog shaped rock, there is another strange rock near it. According to our fellow treasure hunter, this second rock bears a shape that is similar to the letter “D” symbol of the English Alphabet.

This is the actual photo of the D shaped rock that he discovered. As we can see, it really does look-like a letter D.… Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss an engraved treasure sign on the surface of an old rock. The engraved treasure sign consists of an X with a horizontal line below it.

So the question that we are going to answer on this post are,

“What is the meaning of the engraved treasure sign?”

And,

“Where is the digging spot?”

Below is the actual photo of the old rock with an engraved marker on its surface.

Based on the feature of the rock, it is obviously covered with moss which is one of our basis in identifying it as an old rock. In case you do not know it yet, if a certain engraved treasure sign is found on the surface of an old rock, this increases the authenticity of the marker.

Now let us examine the engraved marker on the surface of … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a Yamashita treasure marker which consists of one large old rock with three holes on its surface. This old rock treasure marker has been found by our fellow treasure hunter in this community on a site near a river.

So the questions that we are going to answer with regards to this treasure marker are,

“Are the three holes on the surface of this old rock man-made or nature made?”

And,

“If the three holes are man-made markers then what does it mean?”

Below is the actual photo of the rock marker that has been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community.

Based on my analysis about the features of these three holes, I can say that they are man-made. It seems like the Japanese Imperial soldiers used some kind of tools in creating … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to talk about a strange large rock that has been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community. The strange part about it is the other rock that is on top of it which seems like a cover.

So the questions that we are going to answer in this post are,

“Is this rock a Yamashita treasure marker?”

And,

“Could there be a treasure deposit inside this large rock?”

Below is the actual photo of the large rock discovered by our fellow treasure hunter.

As we can see, the rock is actually a large boulder of rock. Perhaps we can make an estimated size of this boulder of rock inside our imagination by using the size of our fellow treasure hunter included in this photo. In my own imagination, I can say that this boulder of rock has … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a rock marker where it has multiple holes on its surface. And the most interesting part about it is that, these holes are “rectangular in shape” and they are arranged or they form a symbol that is similar to an inverted “T”.

So the question are,

“Is it really a legit man-made treasure sign?”

And,

“What does it mean?”

Below is the actual image of the rock marker that has been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community. As we can see, the holes were obviously made by using some kind of tool. Thus, I can say that these holes are no doubt man-made, which is a legit marker left behind by the JIA (Japanese Imperial Army).

My interpretation of the holes is that they represent an “entrance” or “opening” of a certain … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a very large sized old rock with a crack in its middle portion which splits it into two. This interesting huge rock has been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community and he has the following questions:

“Is this huge rock a legit treasure marker left behind by the JIA (Japanese Imperial Army) soldiers?”

“If it is a legit rock treasure marker then what does it mean?”

The image below is the actual huge rock that has been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter.

We can notice that he excavated this portion of the huge rock which gives us an insight that almost half of its body is buried under the ground. In case you do not know it yet, the Japanese Imperial soldiers purposely used large old rocks in our surroundings as treasure markers. … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a large old rock where it has an engraved arrowhead on its side. This rock marker has been discovered by one of our fellow treasure hunter in this community who has two questions about it.

His first question is,

“Is the rock marker he found an authentic Yamashita treasure sign?”

And second,

“If it is a legit treasure marker then what does it mean?”

Below is the actual photo taken by our fellow treasure hunter on his site which seems to be like an old creek. This is due to the presence of this water.

But what our fellow treasure hunter here wanted to show us is the old rock here at the center if it is a legit marker or not. Before we analyze the authenticity of this rock as a marker, let’s first discuss more … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a large old rock with many engraved lines on its surface. This is a rock marker that has been discovered by one of our fellow treasure hunter in this community. And he has the following questions related to this object.

“What is the meaning of the strange large old rock with many engraved lines on its surface?”

And,

“Where or how to locate the digging spot?”

Below is the actual photo taken by our fellow treasure hunter on the large rock that he discovered on his site.

As we can see, the site seems like an old dried creek due to the other large rocks and pebbles nearby. Based on my experiences, old creeks in the past, especially those during the time that the JIA (Japanese Imperial Army) occupied the country are now dried or they are … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to discuss a rock marker that has two man-made holes on its surface. Aside from this rock marker, there are also other treasure signs that have been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community.

So the main questions that we are going to answer here are,

“What is the meaning of the two holes on the surface of the rock as well as the other treasure markers?”

And,

“Where is the digging spot?”

Let’s first start on this rock marker which has a strange shape. We can notice that its shape is like the head of a certain reptile. It has two large eyes and a pointy snout.

Just aside this strange shape that looks like a certain head of a reptile is another strange shape which I still couldn’t tell what it is.

Now, if you … Read the rest

In this post, we are going to cover a rock marker that bears a shape that is similar to the letter “D” symbol. And another rock marker where there is an engraved “arrowhead” with a line on its right side. Both rock markers have been discovered by our fellow treasure hunter in this community.

So his questions are,

“How are we going to interpret these two rock markers?”

And,

“How can we locate the exact digging spot where the item is buried?”

According to our fellow treasure hunter, his site where he settled his own house used to be an “old creek”. They had diverted the direction of this old creek in order for him to build his house.

Aside from this old creek, the history of this site during the Japanese Imperial Army occupation, they settled a camp 500 meters away … Read the rest