Japan is protected by aliens

Japanese people are lucky! We are protected by aliens!

This phrase is used by some of the executives working at NASA.

Princess Kaguya was an alien!

Princess Kaguya and her family were forced to leave their home planet when it became embroiled in a space war-like conflict.
While escaping, the mother ship comes under attack, so they head to Earth in an escape pod to keep at least the children alive.

Escape pods fell in various countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom, but in many countries they were disliked as being abnormal and were disposed of.
but,Only the Japanese showed kindness, love, and care for them.

Is God an alien too?

There is a theory that Japanese gods, such as Amaterasu Omikami, were originally aliens.
In other words, the beings that we pray to at shrines could be called aliens.

Why is Japan, a country prone to natural disasters, a "protected country"?

Japan is called the "Land of the Gods."
It also means "a country that grows together with natural disasters."

What is the true Japanese way of life?

The original way of life of Japanese people was different from that of today.
As symbolized by the Shikinen Sengu ceremony, people have read the cycles of nature, known the cycle of disasters, and lived in coexistence with it.

Shikinen Sengu is a Shinto ritual in which a shrine building is rebuilt and its god is moved there in a year designated by the shrine.
At Ise Shrine, the inner and outer shrine buildings are rebuilt every 20 years and new gods are enshrined.

Shouldn't we stop the disaster?

Natural disasters are part of the Earth's energy cycle.
Just as volcanic eruptions produce gold, silver and mercury, they reset the earth and provide it with much-needed energy.

It is because we try to "stop disasters" that major disasters occur.
Living in harmony with nature - that is the wisdom of the Japanese people.

I am very grateful for the prayer for small things to be important =^_^=

Man-made disasters such as artificial earthquakes are a different matter.

They need to be stopped.

Did Kukai write The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter?

Kukai (Kobo Daishi) is also known as the "Ambassador of Propaganda."
"Kou" means the expansion of the universe and "ho" means the law of the universe.

In order to convey the message from space to people, Kukai rewrote the story of Princess Kaguya in a way that was easy for Japanese people to understand.

Is there a base on the dark side of the moon?

More than 20,000 meteorites fall towards the Earth every year, but it is said that the reason they do not cause any damage is because Princess Kaguya's family protects them.

It is said that the many UFO sightings that occurred during the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11th are proof of this.

Words from Princess Kaguya

"Helped by the Japanese
Thank you for raising me
I will never forget my sincerity

Live with sincerity
The Japanese will always protect

However, if you are a Japanese person who has forgotten sincerity,
Even if they are Japanese, we cannot protect them."

What is the mission of the Japanese people?

Japanese people have a mission of "harmony."
It is because of the spirit of harmony that we are able to resolve conflicts and cherish feelings of sincerity.

Live in harmony and sincerity.

If Japan improves, the world will improve.

Japan is a country of harmony.
Let's fill this world with love and harmony.

After learning this story, whenever I saw the moon, I would greet it and express my gratitude to Tsukuyomi-sama.

Additionally, I now say thank you very much Kaguyahime :).

P.S. I'm sorry for the basic explanation.

The new moon is a good time to make wishes or start something new.

The full moon is a good day for gratitude and purification.

It is said that prayers and wishes made on a full moon day will not be granted.

On the day of the new moon, you generally cannot see the beautiful full moon, but please note that it is the time when prayers and wishes are made.

It may be easier to check the new moon and full moon of each month by looking at the lunar calendar.

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