Wednesday,15th of of July, 2020
The elaborate temple bell with a dragon head (龍頭) in Eizanji Temple is a national treasure.
Diagonally in front of it, there is a seven-storied stone stupa, which is an important cultural property, and to the east of it, there is the Hall of Pagoda.
On the information board of the Hall of Pagoda, it says ”Dainichi Hall."
Speaking of "Dainichi", he is Mr. Kukai.
I measured the direction where we put our hands together towards in the Dainichido, it is 100 degrees with a compass glass.
At 100 degrees, there is Mt. Ryutōzan (竜頭山), 676 meters, in Ōdai Town, Mie Prefecture.
Dragon head (龍頭) and Mt. Ryutōzan (竜頭山). ... Is this a coincidence?
The Hall of pagoda (Dainichido) of Eongsanji Temple, Mt. Ryutōzan, and Mt. Kibuneyama (貴船山) draw a right triangle that is close to a beautiful basic shape.
There is the Ryugan (竜岩) (Takarazuka City, Hyogo Prefecture) at the place where forms a right triangle with the line connecting the Hall of Pagoda (Dainichido) and Mt. Kibuneyama, and the right triangle is part of the regular pentagon which includes that line. ... Is this a coincidence?
And then, extending the line from Mt. Ryutōzan (竜頭山) to Ryugan (竜岩), it will arrive at Mt. Dangamine (段ヶ峰) (Ikuno-cho, Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture) and there is the geoglyph of the dragon that was made from the mountains.
Once we get to this point, we can say that it was not a coincidence, it was a plan.
The distance from Dangamine to the Hall of Pagoda (Dainichido) is 129.8 km, and there are Mt. Kōnoyama (神野山) (Yamazoe Village, Nara Prefecture) and Mt. Kōyasan (高野山) (Niimi City, Okayama Prefecture) in the same distance from the Dangamine.
Dangamine, Mt. Kōyasan and Mt. Kōnoyama draw an isosceles triangle.
It is as if a hidden blueprint of ancient times comes to light.
There is a huge geoglyph of a dragon in Dangamine.
However, ... the geoglyph has been tampered with so that they are not visible from Google Maps.
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