On the night of October 3, 1971, a UFO appeared over hokkaido and the Tohoku line, and many people who were admiring the moon witnessed it, some even took pictures, and some immediately reported it to the local weather station, warning hall and newspaper office. The crew of the Japanese civilian aircraft, which was flying over the ground at this time, also found the flying object. At 18:15 this luminous object was witnessed by many people admiring the moon at the mason docks, and the object continued to change the intensity of the light.
At that time, the pilots of several flights, including All Japan Airlines, Japan Airlines, and East Asian domestic airlines, encountered this UFO in the air. At 18:14 on October 3, an All Japan Airlines Boeing 727-200 airliner was flying from Tokyo to Sapporo, and as he was flying at an altitude of 27,000 feet, Captain Atsumaru mizumi saw a golden glowing object, which was also seen by co-pilot Matsuto Futaaki and mechanic Hirano. According to them, the object is very much like a wooden stick, flying in the lower right of the plane, you can clearly see that above it is like the plane's suspension window, behind this object there are four neatly arranged, but there are small bright spots at a certain interval, they fly at the same time as this rod-like object, and a fog-like wake is protruding behind their main body. The slender flying object, which appeared to be a meter long, flew about 4,000 feet southeast, and it flew faster than a jetliner, when the weather was clear and the time was about a minute.
At 18:15, All Japan Airlines' Boeing 727-200 Flight 68 flew from Sapporo to Tokyo, and while he was flying at a cruising speed of Mach 0.82 at an altitude of 26,000 feet, Captain Kenji Yamada and mechanic Reuhobo found a huge and mysterious object appear on the left side of the plane, about 90 degrees, and he flew at the same altitude as the plane for 20 to 30 seconds. Three witnesses said that the object was 200 to 300 meters tall, and that the appearance of the ten-meter-tall behemoth was not responsible, that he emitted a golden dazzling light, that the captain also saw a flash of light behind it, and that in addition, the mechanic said that in front of it was a small piece of visible red light, which was 20 times larger than the Boeing 727 and had a speed of about Mach 1.3 to Mach. According to the mechanic, these small red dots on the object disappear after leaving, and subsequently, the main body also disappears. Since the crew had witnessed this behemoth for the first time, no one knew what he was.
At 18:14 that day, All Nippon Airways' Boeing 727-200 Flight 71 was flying at an altitude of 11,000 feet, when suddenly, 50 meters in front of the aircraft, a luminous object flew towards the plane. He was 4.5 times larger than the landing lights of the plane, he was climbing at a ten-degree angle, when the plane climbed to the same altitude, he saw that the object was not an airplane, according to his long toshio, the object emitted a strong white light when it was first discovered, when the plane rose to 14,000 feet, he was seen as a cigar-shaped object, there was something like an airplane suspension window above him, flying horizontally at a 57-degree angle with the plane, and something like flames spewed out from behind him, they silently watched him burrow into the thick clouds, and it disappeared, and the time of the witnessing process was about 30 to 40 seconds, the brightness was between the moon and the stars, and the speed was nearly eight Mach.
The captain reported that Flight 877 flew at an altitude of 11,000 feet, and found an object flying horizontally eastwards at about 15,000 feet, at a speed of Mach 3 to Mach 4, which was thin and long, and also spewed fire from the rear, and some small objects were constantly separated from the side.
On the evening of October 3, All Nippon Airways Flight Y S-11 684 flew from Hiroshima to Tokyo. At 18:12, when the plane was at an altitude of 15,000 feet 15 miles east of Hong Kong Island, the captain tried on memory and co-pilot Nakamura suddenly spotted a long rod-like luminous object, and after 15 seconds, it burrowed into the clouds and disappeared, its luminosity was about 60% to 70% of the moon's brightness, and the color consisted of red and orange and orange. It appears to have many spots on it, the object is rounded, and the trail that is subsequently ejected is 6.7 times larger than the object itself.
On the evening of October 3, The East Asian domestic airline YS-11 Flight 203 flew from Tokyo to Sapporo, and when the plane was flying at an altitude of 9,000 feet, Captain Drag Tsuruo and Co-Captain Nanagi saw a huge glowing object on the east sea surface of Hachiho, white, like a comet, dragging a long tail behind it and spewing flames, and he was the same speed as the jet airliner.
At 9:45 p.m. on March 2, 1978, the Communications Command Headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Agency received an emergency report saying that an object similar to a UFO was flying in the night sky. The circular was issued by the Nakano-ku Police Department of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. At the same time as this report was issued, a huge oval-shaped object emitted a flash of red light, hovering low in the Nakano area, and the huge UFO circled for 2 to 3 seconds before flying in the direction of Mitaka City. The UFO event coincided with a series of UFO climaxes in Tokyo in February of that year.
On February 26, 27, 1978, many people in Tokyo saw UFOs with their own eyes, and on the evening of February 26, the Communications Command Headquarters of the Japanese Metropolitan Police Agency received a notification from various districts of Tokyo, and at 5:30 p.m., the sky was still bright, a strange huge luminous body like a fluorescent lamp, which stood still in the air for nearly 20 minutes, at that time, Oai, an employee of a company in Saitama Prefecture, proved that he and his wife Miyoko were driving on their way home, when they arrived near Ishiidai in Tokyo's Rinoma District. They saw that many people on the road were looking up at the sky to the west, so they stopped the car and looked up, only to see a slender object with a white glow floating in the twilight shrouded sky, the huge well said that it was not a cloud or the white mist from the plane, and after the object disappeared for about 12 minutes, two more luminous bodies appeared, and they flew together in the direction of the Skin Mountains.
At the same time of the day, many people in Tokyo and nearby prefectures witnessed the UFO, and according to newspaper reports at the time, the Japan Meteorological Agency and the Observatory studied a photograph of the luminous body taken by a man named Kokai Minxing, believing that the luminous body was not the light formed by the reflection of the sun's rays on the clouds, nor Venus and Mercury and other celestial bodies, and the only explanation was the UFO.