【8時間ノンストップ】カタカムナウタヒ80首 冥鳴ひまり Ver.6.01

Subscribe: ：   / @カタカムナウタヒ-e8d   Katakamunautahi [all 80 poems] ver. 3.0 Himari Meimei | With subtitles and chapter function. What is Katakamuna? 1949, Kincho Mountain, Rokko, Hyogo Prefecture Satsuki Narazaki had been conducting research into measuring earth electricity for 64 days. There, a man named Hiratouji, dressed as a hunter, complained that the equipment he had set up for the research was frightening the animals in the mountains. Narazaki immediately removed the equipment, explained that he was conducting a nationwide survey of electric potential distribution as part of his research into farming methods to alleviate the food shortage after the war, and explained the relationship between the land environment and the state of plants. Hiratouji was so impressed that he guided him to Katakamuna Shrine, where his father was the chief priest. There, he was shown a scroll that was the object of worship. He had been taught that in ancient Japan, there was a tribe called the "Asiya tribe" who had built an advanced civilization, and that they had developed various technologies using the "Eight Mirror Characters," which were then brought to China by Shennong and became the basis of Chinese civilization. Narazaki intuitively believed that the text was written in the “Hatchkyou Moji" (Eight Mirror Characters) of the Asiya tribe, which he had learned about from Rawsan, and asked to copy it, which was granted. In the mid-1960s, he wrote about his research into deciphering the Katakamuna script in a book. He interpreted it as being different from other supposedly ancient documents, and as being more of a scientific book, and defined the "Iyashirochi" land, which has the power to transform atoms and move everything in a positive direction. Time has passed and in modern times, Katakamuna Utahi is said to have special powers and is said in urban legends to be capable of various miracles, such as curing incurable diseases and granting superhuman abilities. Narration: Meimei Himari Produced and written by Kamitabi    / @kamitabi   #Katakamuna #Katakamuna_songs #Katakamuna_80 poems