This is Moses. Yes, that Moses of the "Ten Commandments." The Moses who parted the sea in the "Book of Exodus"?that very Moses. And his tomb is in Ishikawa Prefecture!
　In May 2016, during a "mini wandering" trip around Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa, Nagano, and Yamanashi, the only place I visited with a specific purpose was this tomb of Moses.　(Nihedon @ KesaranPasaran Lab)

There is a document familiar to those who like Japanese mysteries called the 'Takeuchi Documents,' and according to it, about 3,430 years ago, during the 69th ruler of the 'Aezucho' period, Emperor Kantaru Wake Toyosuki, Moses supposedly arrived in Noto, Japan by boat.

Like everyone else, I also think, 'I've never heard of Aezucho,' and 'I don't know Emperor Kantaru Wake Toyosuki,' but apparently, that's the case.

The aforementioned 'about 3,430 years ago (around 1400 BC)' is roughly 800 years before the time of Emperor Jimmu (there are various theories, but even the earliest theory states he ascended the throne in 660 BC). In other words, 800 years before the first emperor (Emperor Jimmu), there was supposedly a '69th emperor.'

Of course, this '69th emperor' seems to be different from the lineage of emperors that continues to the present from Emperor Jimmu. In other words, the 'Takeuchi Documents' state that before the emperor lineage I learned in history, there was a separate emperor lineage. Well, apparently, that's the case.

The knowledge gained from this document includes the following: - Moses presented the tablets of the Ten Commandments to Emperor Kantaru Wake Toyosuki and received his approval. - While receiving approval, Moses married the emperor's first princess. - He trained in Japan for 12 years. - Afterward, he returned to Mount Sinai on a 'sky-floating ship' (perhaps an airship?). - Then, as described in the Bible, he spread the Ten Commandments. - Later, he returned to Japan again. - He lived to a long age of 583 and was buried at Mitsugo-tsuka at the foot of Mount Hodatsu.

It seemed to be a place where bears appeared, and on top of that, enormous traps had been set up, so it was incredibly scary...