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Yonaguni Monument is a large underwater rock formation situated off the coastline of Yonaguni, which is situated in the southernmost part of Ruyuku Islands in Japan. In 1986 this monument was discovered by the bunch of sea divers looking for popular Hammerhead sharks in the area.
They found striking rock formations that had carved steps, massive platforms and stone pillars about 25 metres below the sea level. There was a large pyramid structure that was 90 feet high and 600 feet wide. The structure also had different levels of stone blocks which have been assumed as roads. There was also a triangular formation found within the structure which was later named as “the Turtle” for its unique shape.
Now the question is: Is the monument a natural formation, or is it man-made?
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