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Often in history, ancient civilizations have been found to be far more advanced than we originally thought. Many cities that were once believed to have disappeared have now been rediscovered, both underwater and underground. Apart from Atlantis, there are other famous cities associated with similar theories, such as El-Dorado, city Z, Shangri-La, and the Yonaguni Monument. The recent discovery that has caught attention and seems to strengthen these theories is the discovery of the Yonaguni Monument. This monument is believed to be evidence of a lost underwater city in Japan.
The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Yonaguni Monument is located off the coast of Yonaguni, which is still part of Okinawa, the southernmost part of the Ryukyu Islands, Japan. From another perspective, its location is only about 62 miles east of Taiwan."
Monument Yonaguni has dimensions of 100 meters x 60 meters x 25 meters and is located underwater, particularly in a relatively shallow sea area. Many describe this monument as a pyramid or a building with numerous staircases upon seeing it directly. It is highly likely that the Yonaguni monument is a human-made creation, considering the smooth surface, staircases, and overall design that would be unlikely to occur naturally.
The discovery of the Yonaguni monument has sparked belief among the community that the monument may be evidence of a lost civilization. They believe that the monument is a version of Atlantis located in Japan. In Japan, there are two theories that have developed, namely the Mu and Lemuria theories. In order for a structure to become a reality, it must have a minimum age of 5,000 years, and this has been proven in the case of the Yonaguni monument. However, there is still controversy surrounding it. Not all parties are convinced that the structure was made by humans. Some scientists even believe that the formation occurred naturally.
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