This small Japanese town has embraced its reputation as an intergalactic UFO hub
The tiny village of Iino in Fukushima has totally embraced its history of alien sightings
Perhaps we’re beating a dead Roswell E.T. over here, but it’s beyond doubt that aliens are totally, obviously, unmistakably here (unlike ghosts, which are either A) fake as hell, or B) also aliens). Tom DeLonge knows it; Obama knows it; the U.S. military knows it… and, apparently, this quaint town in rural Japan knows it, too. Not only that, they’ve got the stones to prove it. Literally speaking, of course.
The news comes via a recent dispatch from VICE centering on Iino, a dying Japanese mountain town in Fukushima that has long dealt with copious amounts of UFO sightings, strange magnetic “energy” fields, and mysteriously placed boulders in and around the area. In fact, Iino is so small that the UFO stuff is really they only thing they’ve got going for them, and you know what? They are totally cool with it, apparently.