Is Japan’s “Atlantis” Yonaguni Monument Man-Made? New Evidence Emerges

The Yonaguni monument has sparked a heated debate in the world of archaeology and beyond. Some believe that this massive structure, which appears to have a precise layout and advanced craftsmanship, was formed by natural erosion. Others say it was man-made. Many argue that the angles and the stone structures are too perfect to have formed due to natural occurrences.

On this Edge of Wonder live show, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts dive deeper into the mystery as new evidence suggests that this structure might have been a massive fortress. But the real question is: if it wasn’t “natural,” then who built it, and why is it so massive? The walls of the structure appear as if they were gigantic steps, leading some to believe that it could have been built by giants.

What most people aren’t discussing is whether there were other ancient structures on the Japanese Yonaguni Island that match up with what was found underwater. Evidence shows that there were ancient tombs built in the same style as the Yonaguni Monument. Could these be remnants of an ancient “builder race,” perhaps even part of the lost city of Atlantis?

Don’t miss this special live show as Edge of Wonder explores the mystery further. At the end of the show, stay tuned for the live Q&A followed by a meditation/prayer session. See you out on the edge!

Q&A: “Do you think there are underwater bases that are too deep for people to get to?” “Since Atlantis was supposedly surrounded by water, do you think it had merpeople (mermaids and mermen) who lived there?” “If you had to join the military, what branch would you join?” “Were the Nazca mummies chimeras created by an advanced civilization?”