Gold heap-General of Japan, Tomoyuki Yamashita, during World War II are still hunted by many parties. Heaps of gold was touted as one of the greatest treasure in the world.
There is a special organization called Kin No Yuri or Golden Lilies. Emperor Hirohito's brother, Prince Yasuhito, believed to be the chairman. They took gold from Southeast Asia and then collect it in the Philippines, recently shipped to Japan.
It has been some time sending gold and precious goods to Japan's success. Of golden booty Japanese finance this war in the Pacific. A sprawling battle fronts of Manchuria to the Solomon Islands. Surely this is an enormous drain on costs.
But since 1943, the spoils can not be shipped to Japan. The reason, the Japanese fleet was lost at sea.
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| Yamashita in 1941 |
They no longer have enough warships or fighter planes to escort the gold ships to Japan.
Allied fighter aircraft and submarines ready mengkaramkan Japanese ships passing.
Around the year 1945, Japan was almost lost in total. Prince Yasuhito, General Yamashita and several other officials to blow up tunnels and caves to cover the pile of gold in caves underground.
There are an estimated 6,000 tons of gold that had been deprived of the Japanese army in Southeast Asia and some surrounding countries during World War II.
Many believe these treasures scattered in several Southeast Asian countries and could not be brought into Japan.
Starting from the army, treasure hunter, until the president, they all scramble to get gold weighing thousands of tons of Japanese troops that had been looted from the countries in Southeast Asia during World War II.
