News Japan a hotspot for UFOs

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According to a Pentagon website, that is: Japan is one of three prominent locations for unexplained aerial sightings in the world, with Iinomachi in Fukushima known as 'UFO Town'.

Since 2020, the Japanese military has been instructed to record sightings of unidentified objects in the sky. Although the Japanese government says its pilots have never encountered UFOs, the country's Self Defence Force was concerned about three videos released by the US Department of Defense that showed unexplained objects moving across the sky.

UAP hotspots according to the U.S. DoD:
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Other unconfirmed UFO sightings have produced a tourist hotspot in Iinomachi, in Japan's Fukushima province, which is known colloquially as "UFO town". The town's authorities have installed UFO-themed bus shelters and street lights to attract visitors interested in extraterrestrial life. It is home to the International UFO Lab, a research institute that released six "likely UFOs" images in June. The group said it had received 494 reports of suspected UFOs in the past year, but most appeared to be drones, birds, reflections of light, aeroplanes or insects.

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From the map there, it looks like the local hotspot(s) extend from about hiroshima westwards, over kyushu , on across korea, maybe even into china. But nothing on that map--no red circle--around fukushima?

I've never seen one (a UFO), but there's a space museum near us:

 
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