Sakamoto International Cemetery

Check this out if you're in the area seeing the one-legged torii

👮 [There are "three points" when visiting "Sakamoto International Cemetery" ❗ ] ① The grave of "Dr. Takashi Nagai" who became the first honorary citizen in Nagasaki City. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 ② The grave of "Thomas B. Glover" who contributed to the modernization of Japan from the "Bakumatsu" to the "Meiji era". 🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩 ③ A grave with the "Compass" and "Ruler" marks of the ⁉️ mark, which is said to have been a "member ❗" of the secret society "Freemasonry". (There were nearly 10 bodies in the range I investigated ❗) 😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓 Details of the graves ①②③ will be described later in the form of "Postscript ❗". 🚕 Items of . October 2nd year of Reiwa Traces of "Freemasonry" in Nagasaki. ・ The Freemasonry mark is on the gatepost of the Ringer House in Glover Garden. (In the Meiji era, the Freemasonry Nagasaki Lodge was completed at the old address of 50 Downhill). The gatepost of the building is in front of the Ringer House. It is said that it has been relocated ⁉️. ・ A person whose literature mentions that he was a "Freemason". "Thomas B. Glover" "John Colder" (Director of Mitsubishi Shipyard & Machinery Works?) "Siebold" (Leader of Siebold research ?, described in the dissertation of a professor at Junshin University ). "Hendrick Dorf" who was the director of Dejima Shokan, going back to the Edo period. ・ It is said that the American "🗽 Statue of Liberty" was sent from "French Freemasonry" to "American Freemasonry" ❗. (It was reported on NHK TV a few years ago). ・ The "Freemasonry mark" is also on the back of the US dollar bill ⁉️ ・ The members of "John Manjiro" (the owner of the whaling ship that rescued Manjiro is said to be President Roosevelt's grandfather ⁉️) and "Mozart" who were active from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era died. At that time, he composed the song "Free Mason Funeral Song" to be used for the funeral. Information on Freemasonry will be enormous, so we will inform you at another time.

In this cemetery, there is a grave of a foreign trade merchant, Thomas Glover, who was active from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period, as well as a grave of Dr. Takashi Nagai who loved Nagasaki. It is a mystery whether there are people who know even local people ...

Dr. Nagai, Graveyard for the Glover family, and many other foreigners are sleeping ❗