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00:00Request Dante, this time we've come to Shishenshao, China
00:05Speaking of Shishenshao, this is the home of pandas
00:10In this investigation, it's not pandas, it's a mysterious ancient civilization
00:21It's about 3000 years ago
00:25It suddenly appeared and disappeared in Shishenshao, China
00:30It's so big
00:37The number of strange-looking Stegosaurus came out of the ruins
00:44No way, what is this?
00:50It jumped out of a big mask
00:55The eyes
00:58A strange figure approaching
01:04A huge object 4 meters high
01:10What is it representing?
01:15Who made it, for what purpose?
01:18Everything is shrouded in mystery
01:25This time, a thorough investigation of all parts of China
01:30We've come to the creation of this mysterious civilization
01:35It looks exactly like it
01:40The ancient civilization of illusion that existed 3000 years ago
01:46The history detective starts the investigation
01:55The mysterious ancient civilization of illusion
02:03This time, we're investigating the mysterious ancient civilization of China
02:08It's the most popular ruins in China
02:11The eyes are popping out
02:15They're popping out
02:17I'm curious, is there anyone wearing strange clothes?
02:20It's been 3000 years, I can't imagine
02:24When is it in Japan?
02:26It's about the end of the Jomon period
02:29There was a Heibaiyo that we investigated before
02:32It's about 1000 years before the Shinno Shikotei
02:37It means that there was a civilization 1000 years before the Shinno Shikotei
02:43That's right
02:44Detective Yamada, you went to Shishenshao, a famous place for pandas
02:49It's already popular on VTR
02:52Where is Shishenshao?
02:54Let's check where it is
02:56Here it is
02:58It's the inland part of China
03:01In Shishenshao, there is a place called Shisenbonji surrounded by mountains
03:07What we investigated this time is
03:09The Sanseitai ruins found in the land called Sanseitai
03:15The Sanseitai is also called the Sanseitai civilization
03:20The Sanseitai is the inland part of the mountains
03:24That's right
03:26Not only the Sanseitai, but also the Sanseitai civilization
03:29We don't know what kind of people lived in the Sanseitai
03:34And they suddenly perished
03:38Why did they perish?
03:40It's a mystery
03:42It's full of mysteries
03:44It's a mystery
03:46It's full of mysteries
03:48We looked for clues
03:50First of all, we looked at the strange Seidouki in Shishenshao
04:00From the capital city of Shishenshao, Seitoshi, we headed north to Sanseitai
04:06When we drove for an hour, we could see the whole area was covered by fields
04:14There are only rice fields and waterways
04:18It doesn't look like there are any ruins
04:30Suddenly, we saw a huge building
04:36The Sanseitai Museum
04:40It's huge
04:45This is the Sanseitai Museum, which opened in 2023
04:52This is the strange statue we're looking for
04:56Look at this
04:58The ice cream sold here is also Seidouki style
05:06We're finally going in
05:13There are a lot of people
05:15It's amazing
05:17It's amazing
05:19There are 15,000 exhibits in the museum
05:23It's crowded with over 10,000 people every day
05:28It's very impressive
05:31Now, what is the mysterious Seidouki?
05:37There are a lot of people taking pictures
05:42Beyond the camera
05:48What is this?
05:56A Seidou statue about 30 cm high
05:59It looks very suspicious
06:05It's kneeling
06:08It's putting its hands together
06:11The upper body is twisted to the right
06:14It looks like Taikyokuken, Kiko, and Karate
06:20What is this? What is it doing?
06:23To be honest, it doesn't look like Karate
06:29This is also interesting
06:34This statue also has a mysterious pose
06:37What is the mysterious pose?
06:39It looks like it's putting some kind of force
06:42This is the Karate career
06:45It's got a lot of butt
06:48It's got a lot of muscle
06:50To me, it looks like a pose
06:54It looks like it's having fun
06:58It looks like it's having fun
07:02It's big
07:08We found a big statue that stands out
07:18It's 2.6 meters high
07:21It's a full-body portrait of a person
07:24For some reason, it's holding both hands in front of its body
07:33The inside of the hand is hollow
07:41It's like it's holding something
07:45We asked Mr. Jin Tokan, the first person to investigate the Sanseitai for 40 years
07:53We asked Mr. Jin Tokan, the first person to investigate the Sanseitai for 40 years
08:00Mr. Jin, this hand is in a ring. Why is that?
08:08There are many theories
08:12For example, it's said that he had a Zouge
08:17It's said that Zouge was a tool used in rituals
08:22It's said that Zouge was a tool used in rituals
08:30It looks like he's praying to God with a Zouge
08:34It looks like he's praying to God with a Zouge
08:39But the truth is still a mystery
08:42But the truth is still a mystery
08:49It's said that this statue represents the king of the Sanseitai
08:52It's said that this statue represents the king of the Sanseitai
09:02Furthermore
09:05It's amazing
09:07What is this?
09:13It's all faces
09:18The statues are lined up
09:24There are more than 100 statues with only the head
09:35His eyes are wide open
09:38His eyes are wide open
09:43It looks like he's a little angry
09:48It looks like he's a little angry
09:52He noticed something
09:58He noticed something
10:00He noticed something
10:04Each one of them has a different detail
10:07Each one of them has a different detail
10:16For example, this one has a hat on its head
10:22For example, this one has a hat on its head
10:26This one has a flat head
10:33There are also differences in hair
10:37It's like a little ponytail
10:39It's like a little ponytail
10:40But it's big
10:41But it's big
10:42But it's big
10:45It's like a little ponytail
10:46It's like a little ponytail
10:52This one has long hair
10:57It's like a braid
11:04There are many faces with severe facial expressions
11:07This one has a gentle expression
11:13Each one has a different expression
11:16Each one has a different expression
11:17What does this represent?
11:19Here's a pile of points
11:21Here's a pile of points
11:32Here's a pile of points
11:36Here's a pile of points
11:44I don't understand why
11:47This is what it looks like.
11:52What?
11:54His eyes are closed!
11:58No way!
12:00What is this?
12:05His face is 1.4 meters wide.
12:09His eyes are wide open.
12:16For some reason, his eyes are wide open.
12:26His eyes are about 20 centimeters wide.
12:30I've seen a lot of Japanese anime with wide open eyes.
12:36I've seen a lot of Japanese anime with wide open eyes.
12:40Why are his eyes wide open?
12:49The back of his head is hollow.
12:53The back of his head is hollow.
12:56It's like a mask.
12:59He's wearing a mask, but his eyes are not wide open.
13:04He's wearing a mask, but his eyes are not wide open.
13:07He's wearing a mask, but his eyes are not wide open.
13:17He found a large statue.
13:24What is this?
13:26What is this?
13:28Is this an object?
13:31I've seen a statue that looks like this.
13:40It's about 4 meters high.
13:43It's a huge object.
13:48Something like a branch is sticking out.
13:52A bird is standing still.
13:55Is this a tree?
14:00This is not a real tree.
14:04It's a tree that looks like an imaginary tree.
14:10It's the largest statue in the world.
14:20It's not just the statue that's strange.
14:26This is a cane made of gold.
14:32The fact that there are a lot of gold-plated objects like this is also a characteristic of the Sanseitai.
14:43When I looked around, I thought there were a lot of mysteries.
14:47Is there anything left in the characters?
14:52We haven't found any characters in the Sanseitai yet.
14:57So we have to spend a lot of time carefully studying the objects.
15:05That's how we can solve the mystery of the Sanseitai.
15:11The Sanseitai
15:15The Sanseitai began a full-scale excavation investigation about 40 years ago.
15:26They found 1.2 kilometers of walls in the countryside.
15:30In the north corner, they found traces of large buildings that look like palaces.
15:36It was found that there was an ancient castle city.
15:42They found a small hill in the south of the center.
15:53It is said that the state when it was discovered was also shrouded in mystery.
16:02Excuse me.
16:03It's huge.
16:09We asked them to show us the excavation site.
16:17The entire ruins are covered with huge shields.
16:21On top of the place where the steam engine came out, there is a work shed made of glass.
16:34It's huge.
16:37It's deep.
16:40This hole is deep.
16:44They found a total of eight square holes about 2 meters deep.
16:49Inside, the steam engine was buried.
16:56However, it is said that they were in an extremely abnormal state.
17:03It is said that they were in an extremely abnormal state.
17:08In the backyard of the museum that manages the ruins, the steam engine was stored.
17:20It's very fine.
17:25The pieces of the broken steam engine.
17:29It is severely damaged.
17:36The steam engine was broken into pieces, and it has become very fragile over time.
17:42That is the feature of the three-star model.
17:49This is a picture of when it was discovered.
17:52For some reason, the steam engine was broken into pieces.
17:58In addition, it was burned and thrown into the hole.
18:07Various reasons can be thought of.
18:10For example, the steam engine, which had been used as a tool of prayer for a long time, was destroyed and buried because it was no longer effective.
18:20Or, it may have been forced to be buried because of political turmoil, such as the change of government.
18:31In any case, the reason why it was broken and buried is still a mystery.
18:38After destroying the steam engine and burying it in the 11th century BC, the civilization of the three-star model suddenly disappeared from this place.
18:56I don't know what the mystery is anymore.
19:00It's all a mystery.
19:02It's all a mystery.
19:04That's right.
19:05This time, we have Mr. Kazuo Miyamoto, who is familiar with archaeology in China.
19:10Thank you very much.
19:13I didn't know about the three-star model at all, but it was discovered 40 years ago.
19:21That's right.
19:22In 1986, two large holes were found, and a large number of steam engines were found from them.
19:31Recently, six more large holes have been found, and an even larger number of steam engines have been found.
19:39It is now one of the most popular relics in China.
19:44I see.
19:45And the steam engine that was found now...
19:48Yes, I displayed it.
19:51It has a strange shape.
19:55For example, this looks like a flamenco.
20:04But this also has a meaning.
20:08This is also...
20:10I thought it was quite muscular.
20:14I see.
20:15There is also a so-called power cord.
20:18You're showing it on purpose, aren't you?
20:20That's right.
20:22People who train their muscles get naked pretty quickly.
20:26Even now.
20:27I thought it had some meaning.
20:30It's fun to imagine.
20:32Mr. Miyamoto, what did you think when you first saw this kind of exhibit as an expert?
20:39First of all, this portrait.
20:42This eye-popping mask.
20:45This is very large.
20:47I was surprised at its size.
20:50People, trees, birds, etc.
20:54It's a very symbolic statue.
20:57It's a statue of the Holy Land.
20:59And it's big.
21:01And it's made a lot.
21:03That's what surprised me.
21:05And then there's the cane here.
21:09The mask is made of gold.
21:13This gold product is rarely found in central China at that time.
21:18I was also very surprised.
21:21It's romantic.
21:23It's romantic.
21:24But it's really just a mysterious figure.
21:28So how did they make this?
21:32In this program, we paid attention to a theory and investigated it.
21:40Why is there such a unique civilization in the Land of the Dead?
21:49We visited a researcher to find out the reason.
21:56Mr. Dan Yu from Shishen University of Commerce.
21:59He's paying attention to a hypothesis.
22:05The Three Realms may have absorbed foreign culture.
22:11It's a tradition of Western civilization to represent people, animals, and plants as statues.
22:25The main feature of the Three Realms is that they are statues.
22:31There are many statues of people, animals, and plants.
22:41Statues of people, animals, and plants are found mainly in pots and containers in other regions of China.
22:49So statues are rarely seen.
22:57However, in ancient civilization that flourished in the western part of the Eurasian continent,
23:02it is said that statues similar to the Three Realms can be seen.
23:11Mr. Dan is paying attention to a statue of a tree.
23:21This is a relief made in ancient Mesopotamian civilization.
23:29What's carved in the center is called a sacred tree.
23:33It represents prosperity and prosperity.
23:41In ancient Greece, Egypt, and Babylon, the sacred tree is widely seen.
23:50However, it is not seen except in the Three Realms in China.
24:00Similarly, the cane is also a common motif in Western civilization.
24:07This is a relief depicting the king of Babylon in the 9th century BC.
24:15The cane in his hand is a symbol of the power given by God, the cane of the king's sword.
24:26The cane representing the king's sword in Western civilization is often depicted with the king's figure.
24:37Looking at the cane of the Three Realms, we can see fish and birds on the surface.
24:45Mr. Dan thinks that this is also a cane of the king's sword,
24:50and the carved pattern is a symbol of the king of the Three Realms.
24:58This is what he is most impressed with.
25:02It has a strange shape.
25:07This is a replica of a cane that was extracted from the Three Realms.
25:18There are various things such as people and animals.
25:22I don't know what they mean.
25:26I don't know what they mean.
25:41What caught my attention as a key to reading it was the craftsmanship of ancient Mesopotamian civilization.
25:48This is what was found from the grave of the king of Sumer.
25:52It depicts the war that the king waged from the bottom to the top.
26:04At the very bottom, there is a warrior who slays the enemy.
26:08In the middle, there are soldiers who capture the enemy.
26:16At the top, there is a scene where the king and his soldiers march in front of the king.
26:25By depicting the scene where the king and his soldiers march in front of the king,
26:29we can see how the story is told.
26:33Mr. Dan thought that the same technique could be seen in this vertical statue.
26:41He thought that the people on earth are expressing the God of Heaven through prayer.
26:50At the very bottom, there is a picture of the king and his soldiers.
26:54In the middle, there is a picture of the king and his soldiers.
26:58This is how the story is told.
27:02At the very bottom, there is a scene of the people on earth gathering for the ritual of prayer.
27:13To deliver the prayer, the holy beings put a prophet on their back and carry it to God.
27:21Kito, who has come to a place close to God, offers a cup full of sake and offers it to God.
27:36This kind of continuous expression is not found in any other region of China before the Three Sacred Temples.
27:47But why did he suddenly appear in the Three Sacred Temples in a mature and complete form?
27:58I think there was some kind of influence of foreign culture there.
28:08The connection with ancient Western culture far from the Three Sacred Temples in China.
28:14If there was an influence, how was it transmitted?
28:27Two years ago, there was a big discovery that became the clue.
28:32This is the fragment of the sacred path.
28:38If you look at the surface with a microscope,
28:48you can see that something is attached.
28:53Oh, I see, I see.
28:55Is it here?
28:58Multiple lines run vertically and horizontally like a net.
29:07Is this a cloth or something?
29:11When I found it, I knew it was some kind of fiber.
29:16However, after further optical analysis, it turned out to be silk cloth.
29:23Is it silk?
29:28What was left was silk fiber.
29:32Wow, there's a lot of this left.
29:36This is the silk fiber of silk.
29:40Silk fiber.
29:43Wow, there's a lot of this left.
29:47After further detailed investigation, it was found that several types of thick cloth were woven.
29:55This discovery proved that the people of the Three Sacred Temples more than 3,000 years ago
30:02already had high-quality techniques such as mass production and weaving cloth.
30:11When it comes to silk, it's Silk Road.
30:17This is a trade route that connects the east and west of Central Asia,
30:22about 2,000 years ago.
30:31Actually, there were various routes on Silk Road.
30:37Oh, it's written here.
30:42It says it's the starting point of the South Silk Road.
30:48Recent research has shown that there were routes that went from nature to India.
30:58However, it was only 2,000 years ago that we could go back in time.
31:05The silk of the Three Sacred Temples discovered this time is 3,000 years old.
31:16This is Kinmon in Seito City.
31:20It is said that Kinmon was opened 2,000 years ago at the starting point of the South Silk Road,
31:25which connects nature to India.
31:27Perhaps the Three Sacred Temples were connected to the western world through trade routes earlier than that.
31:37Silk Road connects the east and west of Central Asia.
31:43The Three Sacred Temples suggest that the people of the Three Sacred Temples
31:48lived on the vast continent long before the Silk Road was born.
31:53I see.
31:56The key is the Silk Road.
31:59It is said that the Silk Road has existed since the time of the Three Sacred Temples,
32:04and culture was transmitted through it.
32:08The Silk Road was built 2,000 years ago.
32:11The Three Sacred Temples were built 3,000 years ago.
32:15Let's check the geographical location of the Three Sacred Temples again.
32:23If you look at the map of East Asia, the Three Sacred Temples are located at the west end.
32:31If you expand this map to the Eurasian continent, it looks like this.
32:38What do you think?
32:41If you look at it like this, it's close to the western civilization.
32:46The Three Sacred Temples may have been the gateway to the west for China.
32:54I see.
32:56At first, it looked like the back of a mountain.
33:01But now it looks different.
33:04Mr. Miyamoto, what do you think?
33:07It's a big discovery that the Silk Road was discovered at the Three Sacred Temples.
33:14But I don't know if the Silk Road was used to go to West Asia at that time.
33:21The Silk Road was built 2,000 years ago.
33:27The Silk Road is a highway connecting East Asia and West Asia in the Eurasian Plateau.
33:38The Silk Road was a road connecting East Asia and West Asia since the Warring States Period.
33:48From West Asia, cattle, sheep, goats, and livestock were transported to East Asia.
34:03There was also a gold product.
34:07At that time, gold products were rare in central China.
34:12I think it's possible that gold production technology was transmitted directly to the Three Sacred Temples through the Eurasian Plateau.
34:25And what if the Three Sacred Temples were connected to the west?
34:32Don't you think it's connected to the east?
34:35If it's connected to the west so far, it's no wonder it's connected to the east.
34:40That's right. So we looked into the connection between the civilization on the east side.
34:49Wow, it's a big river.
34:53The representative of China, Tiger, came to the school where he learned from the textbook.
34:59This is the Kohoku Shrine in the middle area.
35:03In fact, it seems that a clue to solving the mystery of the construction of the Three Sacred Temples was found here.
35:11The Kohoku Shrine is currently excavating a relic.
35:19This is a relic called the Go-Sekkaga culture, which flourished about 4,000 years ago.
35:29It is more than a few hundred years older than the Three Sacred Temples.
35:37There was a significant discovery from the grave of the nobles at that time.
35:43Here it is.
35:51The structure of the face that opened his eyes wide.
35:56It is very similar to the mask of the Holy Road of the Three Sacred Temples.
36:01The material is a glossy stone called gyoku.
36:05It was used as a tool of the Saishi before the Holy Road was popularized.
36:16If you look at it in more detail, you can see that it has a lot in common with the Three Sacred Temples.
36:24If you look at it in more detail, you can see that it has a lot in common with the Three Sacred Temples.
36:34It's really similar. I'm surprised.
36:38If you look closely, it's small, but it has lines.
36:43If you look closely, it's small, but it has lines.
36:48The head of this gyoku statue is like a twisted bee hive.
36:59It is also similar to the Holy Road statue of the Three Sacred Temples.
37:07That's right.
37:09It's similar.
37:14There are also two statues wearing a long crown.
37:22The material is different, but the shape is very similar.
37:27Both have important things in common, such as embodying gods and people related to faith.
37:34You can say that the artistic imagination of the Three Sacred Temples, which used the statue of the Holy Road as a tool of the Saishi, was transmitted from the Go-Sekkaga culture here.
37:50The Go-Sekkaga culture and the Three Sacred Temples, where the Gyoku statue was found, are 1,500 kilometers apart, but they are connected by a bridge.
38:04It is believed that this kind of architecture and other cultures were transmitted to the Three Sacred Temples through the bridge.
38:17In addition, the Three Sacred Temples were also connected to the Yin-Ou-Chou, which was in the Kouga area at the same time.
38:29This is the Holy Road statue made in Yin-Ou-Chou.
38:34It is mainly a container for sake and food for the Saishi.
38:43The characteristic feature is a unique pattern on the surface called the Jumenmon.
38:53For example, this is the appearance of a beast with eyes, nose and horns.
39:01It is also said that it removes evil spirits with its fierce expression.
39:12In fact, the Three Sacred Temples not only have a military statue, but also a large number of containers like this for the Holy Road.
39:24Looking at the surface, it has the same pattern as the Yin-Ou-Chou.
39:31It is believed that the Holy Road container of the Three Sacred Temples is the one that incorporates the Yin-Ou-Chou.
39:43The Three Sacred Temples have characteristics of various regions in the west and east.
39:49The Three Sacred Temples.
39:53The Three Sacred Temples may have been a place where a variety of people lived and a mixture of cultures.
40:01However, the Three Sacred Temples were not only a closed area, but also connected to various places in the west and east.
40:08The Three Sacred Temples were not only a closed area, but also connected to various places in the west and east.
40:16The hair ornaments and hair patterns of the Gyo-Ki in the Gosekkaga culture of the Chōkō period are very similar to those in the human statue of the Holy Road of the Three Sacred Temples.
40:26The hair ornaments and hair patterns of the Gyo-Ki in the Gosekaga culture of the Chōkō period are very similar to those in the human statue of the Holy Road of the Three Sacred Temples.
40:34I think that the people of the Three Sacred Temples wore the same clothes as the people of the Chōkō period.
40:45The reason for this is that the people of the Chōkō period were from the Inasaku region.
40:56The people of the Chōkō period were from the Chū-ryū region of the Chōkō period, and this was transmitted to the Shisen-bōn-chi of the Three Sacred Temples.
41:04Therefore, it is believed that the Shisen-bōn-chi of the Chōkō period and the Chō-ryū region of the Chōkō period had a strong connection based on the same way of life.
41:18On the other hand, a large number of treasures were found from the ruins of the Three Sacred Temples.
41:26The Three Sacred Temples have been used as cafes since ancient times in China, but we have learned that at least in the south, the Three Sacred Temples had a good reputation.
41:37I think it's connected to a variety of places.
41:40So it's not just the west, but also from the east and the south.
41:45It's just a crossroad.
41:47That's right.
41:48We have high hopes that we will be able to find out more about the ruins of the Three Sacred Temples.
41:57The biggest mystery of the Three Sacred Temples is that they were destroyed and even burned.
42:12We still don't know why the Three Sacred Temples were destroyed.
42:18That's the biggest mystery.
42:21Why did they suddenly disappear?
42:24There is a theory that it may have something to do with the change of the capital of China.
42:31However, there is no evidence that there was a major conflict or war during this period.
42:39Therefore, I think that the destruction of the Three Sacred Temples may have something to do with it.
42:48For example, it may have something to do with the deterioration of society or the decline of the economy.
42:59I don't think it's about war or the change of the capital.
43:04I think it may have something to do with the rich culture of China.
43:15I think we need to find out more about it.
43:18I think it may have something to do with our current civilized society.
43:23I see.
43:26Today, we have seen the mysterious culture of China.
43:31What did you think?
43:32I thought it was natural.
43:36Even 3,000 years ago, birds were shaped like birds, trees were trees, and people were people's faces.
43:45I was impressed by that.
43:47Even 3,000 years ago, birds were birds.
43:50It may be natural.
43:52That's a long time ago.
43:55I agree.
43:56I can't wait to find out more about the mysterious culture of China.
44:02Me, too.
44:04Detective Yamada, what did you think about the investigation?
44:09It was my first time in China.
44:13It was a very valuable experience.
44:15I was able to see a lot of the Three Sacred Temples.
44:18I was also taught by the local people.
44:20My debut in China was three stars.
44:23Three stars.
44:24Three stars.
44:26Why did you say three stars twice?
44:28Three stars.
44:30My home was shrouded in mystery.
44:33You don't have to say good things.
44:35I'm not that good.
44:37Thank you very much.
44:46Next time, we will visit the flat Qiyomori.
44:49Which of the following was good at Qiyomori?
44:51Kakekko, Iramekko, Kakurenbo.
44:54I don't know.