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Yonaguni Monument Site-Emblem T-Shirt, Japan
£29.99
The sharp 90-degree terrace corner that made Yonaguni famous, printed alongside the geometry diagram Pyramason honestly labels as untestable: only two catalogued sites exist within 300km, so there's no invented alignment here, just a flagged data gap. Beneath it: Yonaguni Monument, Japan, 24.433, 122.97. Those are Pyramason's own catalogued coordinates for the sea's most argued-over rock formation.
- The terrace corner, the single most-reproduced image of the site
- Geometry diagram flags the data-sparsity honestly, with no fabricated hidden alignment
- Exact coordinates (24.433, 122.97) printed beneath the monument and country
- Soft, pre-shrunk cotton in a minimalist gold-on-dark line-art treatment
Why this site. Yonaguni is the one shirt in the collection built around an honest "we don't know", both for the natural-versus-man-made debate itself and for our own engine, which had too little data to test anything at all.
Yonaguni Monument · Japan · 24°25'58.8"N 122°58'12.0"E