UFO photographs - UFO photos taken during 1977, Kozakai-Cho, Japan

Around 11:30 am, on June 22, 1977, thirty-nine-year-old Yukio Ishida was driving along the bank of the Toyokawa Canal in Kozakai-Cho, Aichi Prefecture, when he noticed a strange object flying above a building alongside the canal.

He stopped his car and proceeded to capture a sequence of six shots using a Canon F-1 camera with a 55 mm lens. According to a report published by editor Hachiro Kubota in the Japanesse periodical UFOs and Space ''the circular craft was silvery metallic in the center with the greenish metalic flange around it and the center on top was raised into a dome.''

After the UFO left the scene, Mr. Ishida sat in his car for a few minutes before continuing his drive. Shortly thereafter he noticed the object again, this time over some power lines and shot the remaining four photos.

It also reported that many witnesses observed a flying disc over nearby Aichi High School.

 


             

UFO Photographs - UFO photos taken during 1976, Himeji City, Japan

In late August of 1976, 11-year-old Hiroshi Tsutsui of Himeji City, Japan, and two of his friends were playing near his home when they spotted a dark object moving towards them in the sky.

Hiroshi captured four color photos of the object as it silently flew overhead.

This was the not the first time they witnessed this object. A month prior it was seen and photos were attempted, but they were unable to get the exposure correct.

The photos came to light when an employee in a photo shop noticed the strange pictures while going through processing and made a note to call the photographer.

He also contacted a UFO research organization and advised them of the photos and the photographer. An examination of the photographs by photo experts failed to show any evidence of fraud. The object progression in the series of images is consistent and it grows in size as it approaches until a definite structured form is visible.



               

Mystery foam after earthquake strikes Japan

The strange foam was spotted in the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka, around 90km from the epicentre of the earthquake, according to The Independent website.

An unexplained carpet of foamy bubbles filled streets in the centre of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka in the early hours of Saturday morning - shortly after tremors from a devastating earthquake of magnitude 7.3 shook the town.

Twitter users posted pictures of the mysterious foam, with one calling it ''disgusting''.

                      

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/