Japanese Reptilian Alien Encounter

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modern day Kappa report: Location. Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan
Date: August 1 1984 Time: 2300
A squid fisherman named Ryu Shirozaki was walking home from the local pier after work. As he passed near the Kuta River, he came upon a small group of children playing in the water’s edge. While it was not entirely uncommon to encounter people fishing in the river at night, it was rather surprising to see youngsters there. As Shirozaki approached the children, he was struck by how bizarre they appeared in the moonlight. He could make out swarthy faces, unusually spindly arms and legs, and glistening skin. Suspicious, Shirozaki called out to them as he neared, but they seemed startled and quickly disappeared into the water. The next morning when he returned to the same spot, Shirozaki discovered a set of moist, teardrop-shaped footprints on the nearby pavement. The prints, which appeared to consist of a slimy substance that had begun to coagulate under the hot morning sun, stretched for about 20 meters. Each footprint measured 22 cm (about 10in long) and 12 cm (5 in) wide, and they were spaced about 50 to 60 cm (about 2 ft) apart. Shirozaki and a few curious onlookers immediately suspected the footprints belonged to a Kappa. People began to gather around as the news spread quickly through town, and all agreed the prints belonged to a Kappa. In the minds of many residents, the footprints confirmed the existence of the river imps they knew through local legends. When police forensic investigators arrived on the scene, they determined that the slimy footprints consisted of an unknown secretion. They took a sample to the lab for analysis, but the results unfortunately turned out to be inconclusive because the sample was too small. The police eventually dropped their investigation, and the mystery of the slimy footprints was never solved.
 

 

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