Jul 02, 2021 Yamashita allegedly looted gold, jewels, and artifacts from 12 countries in East and South-East Asia during World War II, which he had buried in several undisclosed locations in the Philippines. But Yamashita never had the chance to reclaim his treasure: in 1946, he was convicted of war crimes and hanged by the Americans

Jul 20, 2018 Majority of hidden Yamashita treasures are equipped with deadly traps that you really have to think twice if you value your life or not. But if you are willing to take the risks, then you might have the spirit of becoming a successful treasure hunter

Based on my personal experiences with people who had successfully recovered Yamashita treasures through their dreams, they have one thing in common. This common thing about their dreams is that they “repeatedly had a dream” about it. In their dreams, they were able to communicate and talk to the spirits guarding the treasures giving them

Aug 22, 2020 Yamashita was then captured and tried for war crimes. He was pronounced guilty and was sentenced to death by hanging in 1946. The location of the hidden treasure died with him. Almost thirty years later, a locksmith and amateur treasure hunter named Roger Roxas found a map to the treasure. Hunting for Treasure

The never-ending search for General Yamashita’s fabled gold is a peculiar Filipino pastime. In almost every corner of the nation, amateur treasure

Yamashita's Gold - Eyewitness ... WWII Hidden Treasure By Sterling and Peggy Seagrave South China Morning Post 9-3-1. In the closing months of World War II, in the Philippines, several of Japan's highest ranking imperial princes hid tons of looted gold bullion and other stolen treasure in caves and tunnels, to recover later. This was the wealth

Feb 03, 2020 Yamashita's fabled buried hoard, however, has enticed treasure hunters for more than 50 years, and it's been the subject of several books. According to some estimates, it could be worth up to

Dec 25, 2001 Yamashita: The Tiger's Treasure: Directed by Chito S. Ro o. With Armando Goyena, Danilo Barrios, Albert Martinez, Bb Gandanghari. Aging Carmelo likes telling his grandson, Jobert about his youth in the Philippines. Jobert especially likes the stories about Carmelo's time in World War II, where he helped bury the legendary Yamashita treasure

1 day ago Tales of the American Empire | January 20, 2022 During World War II, Japan’s Emperor Hirohito directed the looting of the national treasures in 13 nations his army had conquered. This included the wealth of Britain, Netherlands, and France, which had moved some of their gold to Asian colonies for safety. What happened to these

Jan 15, 2017 General Yamashita, who was also known as the Tiger of Malaya. Recently, we reported on the emergence of a video that claimed to show treasure hunters uncovering a huge hoard of looted Japanese gold (see here).). There has been no update on the alleged discovery of the so-called Yamashita Treasure — which implies either a hoax, or discoverers who are

Feb 01, 2019 Yamashita’s goal was to ship the treasure from the Philippines to Japan using the Philippines Sea, a route which gave Japan access to the Dutch East Indies as well as other lines of supply and communication between the Japanese islands to conquered territories in Southeast Asia. The remaining loot would then be transported after the end of

Yamashita's gold, also referred to as the Yamashita treasure, is the name given to the alleged war loot liberated in Southeast Asia by Japanese forces during World War II and hidden in caves, tunnels and underground complexes in the Philippines. It is named for the Japanese general Tomoyuki Yamashita, nicknamed The Tiger of Malaya . Though accounts that the treasure

Dec 26, 2016 Yamashita’s Gold (known also as Yamashita’s Treasure) is the name given to the alleged war loot accumulated by the Japanese armed forces in Southeast Asia during the Second World War. This alleged war loot is named after General Yamashita Tomoyuki, who was nicknamed the ‘Tiger of Malaya’. Yamashita’s Gold is often said to be hidden

Yamashita would later be captured, tried for war crimes, and executed in 1946, but never did say where the treasure was buried, taking the secret to the grave. Tomoyuki Yamashita What has come to now be known as “Yamashita’s Gold” has gone on to become almost legendary, spawning numerous attempts to find it, as well as many conspiracy

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Oct 08, 2020 The Yamashita treasure, is the name given to the alleged war loot stolen in Southeast Asia by Imperial Japanese forces during World War II and hidden in caves, tunnels, underground complexes, or

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Apr 25, 2018 The hidden Yamashita treasure has been one of the most controversial topics in the Philippine history and many people were confused if the treasure really exists. Recently, the Facebook page “Philippine Shocking History” wrote a lengthy post exposing another story regarding the controversial Yamashita’s treasure

Mar 19, 2019 LOS ANGELES – Treasure hunting is not only for swashbuckling movie characters, said Filipino American businessman and U.S. Navy veteran Manny Paez. “Buried treasure may be the stuff of legend or film, but real-life treasure hunters exist, and some of them actually find something,” said Paez, one of the main cast members of “Yamashita’s Gold” […]

Yamashita treasure is the gold that the Japanese army allegedly stole in Southeast Asia by during WWII. Many believe that it includes gold bars and precious stones hidden in caves and tunnels underground in the Philippines. Rumor has it, the Japanese under the command of Tomoyuki Yamashita plundered the loot in 1944

May 12, 2016 General Yamashita of the Imperial Army of Japan is purported to have buried or hidden away tons of gold in the Philippines. Literally, tons of gold, among other precious metals, gems, and artwork. The alleged value of all this treasure? Billions and billions of dollars. True Life Tale of Yamashita Gold Treasure Can Stock Photo Inc. /bashta

Sep 27, 2019 Is Yamashita treasure true? It takes its name from General Tomoyuki Yamashita, who assumed command of the Japanese forces in the Philippines in 1944. These rumors have inspired many hopeful treasure hunters, but most experts and Filipino historians say there is no credible evidence behind these claims. Is Yamashita still alive? Deceased

May 09, 2018 These, it seems, were the unfortunate men entombed by Yamashita and Prince Takeda when they sealed the vaults in 1945. Investigating further, the crew found spectacular treasure. A 1-ton solid gold Buddha and crate after crate of gold bars. More gold than the men could possibly handle. They hit upon a plan

the hidden treasure was brushed off as a fanciful legend of ''Yamashita's Gold''. But an eyewitness to the entombment has taken us there and given us his personal account. During the war, Ben Valmores was the young Filipino valet of a

Despite appeals to President Harry Truman for clemency, Tomoyuki Yamashita was hanged on the 23rd of February. If there was treasure hidden somewhere on the island of Luzon, the general took its location to his grave. The story of Yamashita’s gold quickly spread

The never-ending search for General Yamashita’s fabled gold is a peculiar Filipino pastime. In almost every corner of the nation, amateur treasure

Feb 03, 2020 The treasure hunters are thought to be searching for Yamashita's gold, a fabled hoard of bullion and other valuables said to have been buried somewhere on the islands of the Philippines at the end