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SEARCHING FOR THE TWO

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ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

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ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

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SOMETHING IS WRONG

SOMETHING IS WRONG

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SOMETHING IS WRONG

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INTERMISSION

INTERMISSION

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INTERMISSION

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A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

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A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

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THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

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THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

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THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

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THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

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DECODING THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT

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@EMIT5586

4 days ago

Does anyone else find it bittersweet yet heartwarming that at the end of the
day, the SOS sign did end up saving someone? The rescuers admitted they wouldn't
have found the two hikers that were saved without the sign. Whether it was built
by Kenji, or someone else who was lost, someone on the brink of death used the
last of their strength to construct a massive SOS that ended up miraculously
saving two strangers' lives years later.
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@VANISHING_AGE

4 days ago

Two notes about the recording. 1. "sasa" is bamboo. presumably he's stuck in an
area of thick bamboo? 2. The way Japanese works, they don't have the heavy use
of pronouns that we do in English and is heavily context based. Grammatically
there is no difference between "Help me" and "Help us"
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@NEMES1SXX

4 days ago

Maybe Kenji build the sign BEFORE getting injured, on the tape he says "I'm at
the location where I first met the helicopter". Maybe he built the sign, saw a
helicopter and ran chasing after it screaming for help. While chasing after it
he slips and falls, breaking several bones. Maybe he thought the helicopter saw
him and would be back, his voice so ragged from screaming after the copter and
in so much pain he could barely yell, he used his last bit of energy to make the
recording, his voice hoarse and the recording quality so poor he would sound
nothing like himself, and find his way back to the S.O.S. sign. As for the sign
itself, the S.O.S. sign could have been made from downed trees and branches that
he dragged into the clearing over the course of several days.
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@SAMPAVO

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I love the fact that Nexpo used PlayStation 2 Menu sound effects in the video,
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@AIRIMAGEPRISM

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Seeing a Nexpo upload when my YouTube recommended has been the absolute worst
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@BEEG_BOY

4 days ago

I facepalmed so hard at “fake safe rock” you’d really think they’d have a better
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@ROOSH2927

3 days ago

No mention or explanation for why the hotel manager literally said nothing about
this missing man…ever? Not only did he not immediately contact police or file a
missing persons report at any time, he just continued living like the dude never
existed?
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@DM44444

2 days ago

The central problem with your theory is the same problem the initial rescuers of
the two Tokyo hikers had. They assumed those two had made the sign. You assume
Kenji was at least involved in making the sign. It's very possible, even likely,
that the sign was made by OTHERs either before or after he disappeared, and
those people were either never found or eventually made their way off the
mountain and didn't read the news or just never came forward when their sign
made headlines. If there are already two known incidents within a few years of
people needing to be rescued in that exact area, and the mountain is known for
having confusing trails, it's not unreasonable to propose that others have also
gotten lost in that area. As far as I know from my own research into this case
(I can read Japanese, though deciphering kanji on blurry 1980s scans can be
tough!), there was never any analysis done on the wood itself to determine
roughly when it was cut beyond noting it was done at least a couple of years
before the Tokyo hikers were found. It's also worth noting that the parents
COULD NOT CONFIRM it was him on the recording; they didn't say it wasn't him.
Tis can be explained by the fact that it was a cassette tape recording, he was
yelling in extreme duress, and he was speaking in a very unconventional manner
that is not normally done. People misidentify recordings, both audio and visual,
of loved ones all the time. It's hardly proof that someone else recorded the
message. That said, I suspect the SOS sign is unrelated to Kenji. I also think
there's a reasonable possibility that it was not made by people in distress at
all, but was perhaps some sort of survival project done by a group of
experienced hikers at some point. It's very hard to believe that even two people
made it, whoever did it had to have an ax and likely ropes and other materials
to move everything, and most people in genuine danger would probably rather
exert their energy on something else such as finding food/water/shelter. If this
was the case, it's unlikely the creators would have come forward if they even
heard about it at all (this did make national news, but not everyone reads the
paper) because it would be considered an embarrassment.
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@LIFEVEST1

4 days ago (edited)

I lost my bro in an avalanche accident in the Inyo National Forest so
hiking/mountaineering stories like this always hit different. Mountains are
strange. Elevation/low oxygen does weird things to people. You could hike for
hours and see only one other person. Whenever you hear a hiker say “blonde hair?
Green necklace? Oh yeah, I saw him three days ago when coming down the pass.”
Lines like those always give me chills. Brilliant stuff Nexpo!
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4 days ago

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@VALHALLASREVENGE

4 days ago (edited)

you left out the part where it was taken photos of the area from the air. "In
regards to the SOS sign, the Japan Forestry Agency and the Japan Geographical
Authority took a look at previous topographic map data used to find aerial
photographs, in which it was confirmed that the SOS sign was in the images taken
on 20 September 1987." meaning that the sign was there for almost two years
before the story takes place.. edit : i know Kenji went missing in 84. i pointed
out the first known date of the SOS sign because it's possible he or someone
else could have made it? just knowing that the sign was there almost two years
before they found it and a body that clearly couldn't have made it raises a lot
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@RBMAY

17 hours ago

no matter what really happened, the thought of someone dying so slowly right
next to an SOS sign is harrowing.
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@HANAKIN-SIDEWALKER

4 days ago

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, you never, EVER underestimate what a person
running on pure adrenaline can do.
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@SILLY00000

4 days ago

Two different people at the same spot just not at the same time. Either a person
or a group get lost and build the SOS sign, then some time later Kenji gets lost
and wind up at the SOS sign. This would explain why he yells SOS being
influenced by seeing the sign.
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@BOBTHEREDEAD

4 days ago

There's no distinction between "save me" and "save us" in the Japanese used
here. "Tasukete kure" is just the command form of the verb meaning to rescue
(tasukeru) and a politeness verb indicating a request for a favor (kureru,
meaning that someone would be giving you aid.) Japanese often omits nouns if
it's clear what you are talking about. E.g., you could just say "tired" instead
of "I am tired." Similarly, "tasukete kure" is asking someone to do a rescue of
an implied "me/us." In this case, "kureru" is one of 2 "give" verbs, and is the
one used when the speaker will be the recipient of the preceding action. It
could be a singular "me" or a plural "us;" nothing in the language used
indicates either way.
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@JACKSONMARRINER8506

3 days ago

I feel like a strong possibility you're omitting is that the SOS sign also
predates Kenji. Since Kenji and the rescued duo of hikers both ended up there,
who's to say more haven't in the past?
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@BRUNO_BHYDT

4 days ago (edited)

These new animations add such a fitting aesthetic to the video and this channel,
props for the effort !
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@VULDEDONE

3 days ago

Okay, let's try and clean the info because the sources are confusing as hell. I
can't even confirm the "two cameras" thing. - In 1982 there was no SOS sign. In
1987 there was. Confirmed by aerial photography from forestry services. - It was
made of clean-cut birch trees, 16-19 of them or so. - Sources differ on whether
there are birch trees in the area... - Kenji Iwamura went missing in 1984. He
had a walkman and four cassette tapes (and maybe a camera, unconfirmed). - His
family reported his disappearance and a search was organized, days to a week
after he was gone. - This search included a 30mn helicopter flight --
helicopters were expensive and budgets were low at the time. - In 1989, the SOS
sign is properly found. - The police finds remains (possibly scattered) on site,
first misidentified, corresponding to a male, same age range as Iwamura. - The
two fractures were apparently near the left shoulder and the right thigh. - They
also find belongings including toiletry (plus a good luck charm from his
region), the walkman and cassette tapes and backpack. - I can't confirm two
cameras, can't confirm a small tripod, can't confirm a "human skull", can't
confirm a notebook, can't even tell if there were 1 or 2 bags. - The walkman
apparently had a weak loudspeaker, it couldn't be heard beyond a few meters. -
The recorded SOS message had no background noise -- remarkable given just the
wind can ruin it. - Sources differ on the message content: whether he "met" or
"saw" a helicopter and if he really said he was on top of the cliff - Sources
concur on the bamboo bushes making it really hard to go back up. - Sources
differ on whether you can escape the site just by following the river or such. -
The parents identified Iwamura's belongings and only could not confirm the
voice. I think that's pretty much all of it. Sources are all third-hand,
original second-hand articles are from 1989 and in Japanese (and possibly ripe
with yellow journalism). I have no idea what the police actually said, no idea
what exactly was found on site and contradictory information on the recording
and the site's accessibility. The only first-hand info' is the recording, the
pic' of the sign and footage of objects found where again, I can't even see a
single cameras. I'll stand by my theory but this is hearsay level of
reliability.
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@ISAAC408

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if kenji was missing for ~5 years prior, it's entirely possible his parents just
forgot what his voice sounded like and were less likely to be able to recall his
voice if the first time hearing it in years was him screaming in distress.
people underestimate how easily and quickly you can forget people who are
missing/dead especially when you have no recordings of them. i forgot my
father's voice only about 2-3 years after he passed and that was with me making
an effort to remember it with no recordings available.
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SEARCHING FOR THE TWO

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SEARCHING FOR THE TWO

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ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

3:05

ODDLY STRAIGHTFORWARD?

3:05




SOMETHING IS WRONG

SOMETHING IS WRONG

8:39

SOMETHING IS WRONG

8:39




INTERMISSION

INTERMISSION

10:18

INTERMISSION

10:18




A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

11:52

A MYSTERY OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE

11:52




THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

15:33

THE DISCOVERY IN THE WOODS

15:33




THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

21:05

THE QUESTIONS THAT REMAIN

21:05




DECODING THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT

DECODING THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT

23:40

DECODING THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT

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JAPAN'S STRANGEST UNSOLVED MYSTERY

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Japan's Strangest Unsolved Mystery
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Use code NEXPO at https://incogni.com/nexpo to get an exclusive 60% off an
annual Incogni plan. 1989: a mysterious SOS sign beckons from the Japanese
wilderness. The mystery of who built it, however, remains unsolved to this day.
💾Sources: https://pastebin.com/YTiQVg49 🎶Soundtrack:
   • Japan's Strangest Unsolved Mystery   🖤Support the channel:   / nexpo  
📲Stay updated:   / nexpoyt   📧Submit a Mystery: NightmareExpo@gmail.com
CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Searching for the Two 3:05 - Oddly Straightforward? 8:39 -
Something is Wrong 10:18 - Intermission 11:52 - A Mystery of Extraordinary
Circumstance 15:33 - The Discovery in the Woods 21:05 - The Questions that
Remain 23:40 - Decoding the SOS Sign Incident 29:45 - Japan's Strangest Unsolved
Mystery MORE ON THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT: Barely Sociable:
   • The SOS Sign Incident - An Unsolved M...  - MrBallen:
   • The tape recording they found will gi...   The following content is for
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Use code NEXPO at https://incogni.com/nexpo to get an exclusive 60% off an
annual Incogni plan. 1989: a mysterious SOS sign beckons from the Japanese
wilderness. The mystery of who built it, however, remains unsolved to this day.
💾Sources: https://pastebin.com/YTiQVg49 🎶Soundtrack:
   • Japan's Strangest Unsolved Mystery   🖤Support the channel:   / nexpo  
📲Stay updated:   / nexpoyt   📧Submit a Mystery: NightmareExpo@gmail.com
CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Searching for the Two 3:05 - Oddly Straightforward? 8:39 -
Something is Wrong 10:18 - Intermission 11:52 - A Mystery of Extraordinary
Circumstance 15:33 - The Discovery in the Woods 21:05 - The Questions that
Remain 23:40 - Decoding the SOS Sign Incident 29:45 - Japan's Strangest Unsolved
Mystery MORE ON THE SOS SIGN INCIDENT: Barely Sociable:
   • The SOS Sign Incident - An Unsolved M...  - MrBallen:
   • The tape recording they found will gi...   The following content is for
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SOMETHING IS WRONG

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