Howard W. French (http://www.howardwfrench.com)

RE: HIDDEN JAPANESE WW2 TREASURE (PHILIPPINES)
Our team have discovered and documented more than 100+ suspected Japanese WW2 treasure sites, thru more than 20 years of treasure hunting experience, extensive research, exploration and actual operation. Treasure sites varies from a few tons up to several hundred tons gold.
We need partners to finance our treasure projects. For more info may contact: Gerry at gergio2004@yahoo.com, celfon: +639103216315

mr gerry,

treasure hunting here in the philippines are in serious problems, you wan't to know why? because somebody down there are saying that they have the site, a good prospect and large deposits. but the real thing are they don't have the knowledge of how the treasure would be and what exactly the treasure will looks like?

you know, i've been in this business for a long time ago but i didn't look back the previous years that general yarusawa kuranari told me, treasure's that the japanese behind are more difficult than what you think and letting somebody to dig that known sites, you must aware that storey of that hunting are along the way, think it twice, gerry.

well, if you would like my comment on your coming projects, send me site orientation of the project showing the east side and north side including nearest markings like, stone, old trees, rivers and others,

best regards,

jonathan

you can reached me at jonathan_liscano@yahoo.com

Jonathan,

Its unfortunate that you easily conclude and assumed as if we didn't know what we are talking regarding yamashita treasure sites.
Did I memtioned that we have already more than 100 japs treasure sites and more than 20 years of treasure research...isn't that credible enough....doctorate degree needs only ten years research...and we have more than 20 years...isn't that enough?
Or do we have to tell you that we have recovered 2 tons of gold and was confiscated by local politicians or our old folks was Pres. Marcos treasure partner and recovered a few thousand tons of gold from 1965-82....my old folk treasure share of few billion dollars was sequestered by PCGG and CIA/Gold cartel....or do i have to mentioned that one of my treasure partner was blindfolded and herded into treasure cave with 4 chambers full of gold?
Please...never ever under estimate our Japs treasure knowledge until you have seen our 250 pages treasure files completre with 21 japs maps, pictures, rock markers...etc....ok?
By the way, Did i mentioned that our treasure research...are more complete and comprehensive than author...Seagraves: Gold Warriors book?...ask seagraves assistant...he has seen my research.

Gboy

I know places,,,,,,,from jaro church,....to church in Cebu, bacolod,,and panay island...a golden ship has revealed itself to people in antique,,my lola said......

The Tiger of Malaya was not Yamashita. The real "tiger" escaped to China after the war and went back to Japan in about 1956 to become a Senator and was later listed as missing Burma.
Looking for the treasure I came accros a carved rock. The rock (blue stone???) wasnot none in the area that I found it.
How do I send you a photo of the rock???

Hi Gboy,

Can I buy a book what you have please, i am really interested reading about that, since before when i am small boy, my grandfather is always telling me about those things, i just buy a book from seagreave but i have not read it yet, its on the way to my address, i am from Philippines, and i been in digging also of this famouse yamashita treasures, i got some signs like a triangular White stone with a hole in the middle, and a tooth of the shark in our location, you are correct it is really hard to dig, but its so adventure, i hope you will give me a reply thanks Gboy, my email is alex_aragon@yahoo.com

Its me,
Alex.

hi, a friend of mine found a round shaped stone with an eliptical cross section with a star(five tips)engraved on it. This was found along with gun shells, boots and other ww2 military effects in samal island-davao and is believed to be of a japanese soldier or high ranking official.The stone looks like a sapphire or aquamarine.Can anybody give feedback on what is this?

thanks

i'd like to be part of some treasure hunting group..to take part in the treasure hunt..can somebody advice me how to join.i am an intelligent person with avery good IQ and i'm very good in solving puzzles and stuff like that.

G Boy,

You are a complete idiot and total moron not worthy of comparing yourself to Sterling Seagrave. 100 sites and 20 years and all you have is time to constantly play with your computer. Maybe you should get a real job.

Mark

Mark,

I have read all Seagraves books re Yamashita treasures, His expertise is mostly on CIA or american/japanese involvement in yamashita treasure hunting.Meaning he is well research on YAM TREASURE DOCUMENTATION/PAPERWORKS....NOT ON ACTUAL TREASURE SITES ON THE FIELD.

Why don't you ask Seagraves...How many treasure sites he had visited so far? Or How many treasure sites he was involve personally on the field?
Seagraves is a good treasure researcher however his expertise is on "paperworks" Yam treasure research...our expertise/experience is on ACTUAL TREASURE SITES ON THE GROUND.

Ex: On his Gold Warriors book he wrote about "Many Monkey treasure site" bcoz of Ben valmores/Bob Curtis infos or narration. I doubt if he had gone to these places mentioned on his book...while our team actually have been to these places in Nueva Vizcaya.

Meaning his expertise is on "paperworks" treasure research...while our team is on "actual site" treasure research....SAME YAM TREASURE RESEARCH...DIFFERENT FIELD OF EXPERTISE....INTIENDES???

Mark,

If you think we are ignorant on our Yam treasure research...he,he,he...read first our treasure sites before you compare us with Seagraves...

SUSPECTED JAPANESE WW2 TREASURE SITES (PHILIPPINES )

1.LUZON ISLAND (Estimated. treasure volume)

A. CAVE AND WATERFALLS TREASURE SITES
1) Dumagat Secret Treasure 1 (very large)
2) Dumagat Secret Treasure 1 (very large)
3) El Sombrero Treasure 1 (very large)
4) El Sombrero treasure 2 (very large)
5) Secrets of Digoyo (very large)
6) Mt. Billionaire (very large)
7) Gen. Tamaso Cache (very large)
8) Gen. Tanaka Treasure (very large)
9) Sinkhole Cave (very large)
10) PB Cave (very large)
11) Gen. Yakoko Treasure (large)
12) Secret Airstrip 1 (large)
13) Snake Cave Treasure (medium)
14) Padlock Cave (medium)
15) Caged Budha Cave (small)
16) 3 G. Budha Cave (small)
17) Underground Cave Temple (small)
18) 5 Lonely Tomb Cave (small)

B. BURIED / LAND TREASURE SITES
19) Tokyo 2 Tunnel (very large)
20) Japs Jungle Base Camp (large)
21) Callao Secret (large)
22) School Secret Treasure (medium)
23) Prado’s Court (medium)
24) Springfield Tunnel (medium)
25) Japs Plane Hangar treasure (medium)
26) Cargo Truck Tunnel (medium)
27) Church Secret Treasure (medium)
28) Skull Tunnel Treasure (medium)
29) Masoc / Grandfather Treasure (medium)
30) Egg Cave Treasure (medium)
31) Zapote Tree Secret (small)
32) Mango Tree Secret (small)
33) Santolan Tree Secret (small)
34) Tamarind tree Secret (small)
35) Lamp Light Treasure 1 (small)
36) Lamp Light Treasure 2 (small)
37) Peroz Road Treasure (small)
38) Triangle Bridge Treasure (small)
39) Japs Flag Treasure 1 (small)
40) Japs Flag Treasure 2 (small)
41) Japs Execution Camp Treasure (small)
42) Mango Hill Treasure (small)
43) Japs Cargo Plane 1 (small)
44) Japs Cargo Plane 2 (small)
46) Eagle Rock Treasure (small)

C. UNDERWATER TREASURE SITES
46) 2-Metal Box (small)
47) Underwater Golden Budha (small)
48) El Diablo Island Secret (small)

2. MINDANAO / VISAYAS ISLAND
A. LAND TREASURE SITES
49) Seven General Treasure (very large)
50) Three Gen. Treasure of Tagurano (very large)
51) Gen. Yamashita Treasure at Mundo Hill (very large)
52) Gen. Yamashita Treasure at Panabo (large)
53) Gen. Sakura Treasure (large)
54) Gen. Toyogoshi Treasure (large)
55) Gen. Kutamura Treasure (large)
56) Gen. Teruya Treasure (large)
57) Gen. Yamada Treasure (large)
58) Gen. Murakami Treasure (large)
59) Adm. Nakone Treasure (large)
60) Adm. Igie Treasure (large)
61) Col. Oshihiro Hansawa Treasure (large)
62) Col. Yamaguchi Treasure (large)
63) Lt. Ohata Treasure (medium)
64) Secrets Of Carmen (small)
65) Secrets of Cuyo Island (small)
66) Secrets of Dalirig (small)
67) Secrets of Dagat K Dabaw (small)
68) Secrets of Lake Sebu (small)
69) Secrets of Lake Venado (small)
70) Secrets of Lipadas (small)
71) Secrets of Makilo Ranges (large)
72) Secrets of Mt. Apo (large)
73) Secrets of Namnam (small)
74) Secrets of Pangantucan (large)
75) Secrets of Raware (medium)
76) Secrets of Silae (small)
77) Secrets of Sinuda (small)
78) Secrets of Tamugan (medium)
79) Secrets of Upian 1 and 2 (medium)
80) Nubos Treasure (medium)
81) Takahashi Butai Treasure (very large)
82) Kashibaora / Tanaka Treasure (very large)
83) 10th Buntai Treasure (medium)
84) Horse Cave Treasure (small)
85) Crocodile Cave Treasure (medium)
86) Giant Lizard Cave Treasure (medium)
87) Madapo Hill Treasure (small)
88) Kiakol Treasure (small)
89) Todaya Treasure (medium)
90) Crown of Cambodia (medium)
91) Djakarta Tunnel (very large)
92) Medusa Tunnel (small)
93) Tunnel 9 (very large)
94) Lying Lady Mountain (medium)
95) Golden Budha of St. Francis (small)
96) 3 –Chained /Wired Tomb (small)
97) Lonely Tomb of Talomo (small)
98) Lonely Tomb of St. Ines (small)
99) Lonely Tomb of Luban (small)
100) Sea Tomb of Luban (small)
101) 15 lonely Tomb of Wao (medium)
102) Samurai Tomb (small)
103) Sinkhole Tomb and Box (small)
104) Mysterious Jungle Steel Crate (small)
105) Waterfalls of Block (small)
106) Foxhole of Umayam (small)
107) Swimming Horse of Kisawi (small)
108) Underground Horse of Mt. Magolo (medium)
109) Tabokno Falls treasure (small)
110) Gandara Secret (small)
111) St. Vincent Secret (small)

B. UNDERWATER TREASURE SITES
112) Siwa Maru,D Island Ship(very large)
113) Tikang Maru (large)
114) Sakima Maru (large)
115) Maru of the Orient 3 (large)
116) Capt. Kimura 6 ships (very large)
117) Mini Submarine (small)
118) Camouflage Submarine (medium)
119) Cliff wall Submarine (medium)
120) Underground Submarine base (large)
121) Runway Edge Sea Vault (small)
122) Daibatsu of Ginoog and Davao Gulf (large)

Notes:
1) Treasure volume: small (1-10 tons), medium (20-50 tons), large (50-100 tons), very large (above 100 tons). Estimated volume of treasure may change.
2) These are the treasure leads and information we have accumulated thru more than 20 years of extensive treasure research, exploration, actual operation, interviews of Japs / Filipino veterans, maps, live pointers and natives.
3) These are the combination of different type of treasures sites….buried (shallow/deep), tunnel, caves (open, closed, waterfalls, underwater), ship and submarine wrecks, tombs, statues, school, church, etc. In different kind of terrain in the Philippines…town, mountains, jungle, waterfalls, caves, rivers, sea…etc.
4) These suspected treasure sites have different stages of operation: for diggings, exploration, recovery, relocation…etc.
5) Its our team that names these suspected treasure sites for easy reference.
FOR MORE INFO: CONTACT GBOY at gergio2006@yahoo.com.ph

Kiwi harry,

Treasure hunting is a very expensive activity...if you want to join our treasure hunting team you better have a good finacial benefactor or funder in order for us to recover these infamous Japs treasure.
Remember yamashita treasure hunting..is "for the big boys"...not a mere coin/metal hunting activityies...

Mark,

These are just the SAMPLE of our WW2 Japs treasure sites we have documented and research so far. What do you think, isn't it enough ? he,he,he...oks ba?

SUSPECTED JAPANESE WW2 TREASURE SITES (PHILIPPINES )

1.LUZON ISLAND (Estimated. treasure volume)

A. CAVE AND WATERFALLS TREASURE SITES
1) Dumagat Secret Treasure 1 (very large)
2) Dumagat Secret Treasure 1 (very large)
3) El Sombrero Treasure 1 (very large)
4) El Sombrero treasure 2 (very large)
5) Secrets of Digoyo (very large)
6) Mt. Billionaire (very large)
7) Gen. Tamaso Cache (very large)
8) Gen. Tanaka Treasure (very large)
9) Sinkhole Cave (very large)
10) PB Cave (very large)
11) Gen. Yakoko Treasure (large)
12) Secret Airstrip 1 (large)
13) Snake Cave Treasure (medium)
14) Padlock Cave (medium)
15) Caged Budha Cave (small)
16) 3 G. Budha Cave (small)
17) Underground Cave Temple (small)
18) 5 Lonely Tomb Cave (small)

B. BURIED / LAND TREASURE SITES
19) Tokyo 2 Tunnel (very large)
20) Japs Jungle Base Camp (large)
21) Callao Secret (large)
22) School Secret Treasure (medium)
23) Prado’s Court (medium)
24) Springfield Tunnel (medium)
25) Japs Plane Hangar treasure (medium)
26) Cargo Truck Tunnel (medium)
27) Church Secret Treasure (medium)
28) Skull Tunnel Treasure (medium)
29) Masoc / Grandfather Treasure (medium)
30) Egg Cave Treasure (medium)
31) Zapote Tree Secret (small)
32) Mango Tree Secret (small)
33) Santolan Tree Secret (small)
34) Tamarind tree Secret (small)
35) Lamp Light Treasure 1 (small)
36) Lamp Light Treasure 2 (small)
37) Peroz Road Treasure (small)
38) Triangle Bridge Treasure (small)
39) Japs Flag Treasure 1 (small)
40) Japs Flag Treasure 2 (small)
41) Japs Execution Camp Treasure (small)
42) Mango Hill Treasure (small)
43) Japs Cargo Plane 1 (small)
44) Japs Cargo Plane 2 (small)
46) Eagle Rock Treasure (small)

C. UNDERWATER TREASURE SITES
46) 2-Metal Box (small)
47) Underwater Golden Budha (small)
48) El Diablo Island Secret (small)

2. MINDANAO / VISAYAS ISLAND
A. LAND TREASURE SITES
49) Seven General Treasure (very large)
50) Three Gen. Treasure of Tagurano (very large)
51) Gen. Yamashita Treasure at Mundo Hill (very large)
52) Gen. Yamashita Treasure at Panabo (large)
53) Gen. Sakura Treasure (large)
54) Gen. Toyogoshi Treasure (large)
55) Gen. Kutamura Treasure (large)
56) Gen. Teruya Treasure (large)
57) Gen. Yamada Treasure (large)
58) Gen. Murakami Treasure (large)
59) Adm. Nakone Treasure (large)
60) Adm. Igie Treasure (large)
61) Col. Oshihiro Hansawa Treasure (large)
62) Col. Yamaguchi Treasure (large)
63) Lt. Ohata Treasure (medium)
64) Secrets Of Carmen (small)
65) Secrets of Cuyo Island (small)
66) Secrets of Dalirig (small)
67) Secrets of Dagat K Dabaw (small)
68) Secrets of Lake Sebu (small)
69) Secrets of Lake Venado (small)
70) Secrets of Lipadas (small)
71) Secrets of Makilo Ranges (large)
72) Secrets of Mt. Apo (large)
73) Secrets of Namnam (small)
74) Secrets of Pangantucan (large)
75) Secrets of Raware (medium)
76) Secrets of Silae (small)
77) Secrets of Sinuda (small)
78) Secrets of Tamugan (medium)
79) Secrets of Upian 1 and 2 (medium)
80) Nubos Treasure (medium)
81) Takahashi Butai Treasure (very large)
82) Kashibaora / Tanaka Treasure (very large)
83) 10th Buntai Treasure (medium)
84) Horse Cave Treasure (small)
85) Crocodile Cave Treasure (medium)
86) Giant Lizard Cave Treasure (medium)
87) Madapo Hill Treasure (small)
88) Kiakol Treasure (small)
89) Todaya Treasure (medium)
90) Crown of Cambodia (medium)
91) Djakarta Tunnel (very large)
92) Medusa Tunnel (small)
93) Tunnel 9 (very large)
94) Lying Lady Mountain (medium)
95) Golden Budha of St. Francis (small)
96) 3 –Chained /Wired Tomb (small)
97) Lonely Tomb of Talomo (small)
98) Lonely Tomb of St. Ines (small)
99) Lonely Tomb of Luban (small)
100) Sea Tomb of Luban (small)
101) 15 lonely Tomb of Wao (medium)
102) Samurai Tomb (small)
103) Sinkhole Tomb and Box (small)
104) Mysterious Jungle Steel Crate (small)
105) Waterfalls of Block (small)
106) Foxhole of Umayam (small)
107) Swimming Horse of Kisawi (small)
108) Underground Horse of Mt. Magolo (medium)
109) Tabokno Falls treasure (small)
110) Gandara Secret (small)
111) St. Vincent Secret (small)

B. UNDERWATER TREASURE SITES
112) Siwa Maru,D Island Ship(very large)
113) Tikang Maru (large)
114) Sakima Maru (large)
115) Maru of the Orient 3 (large)
116) Capt. Kimura 6 ships (very large)
117) Mini Submarine (small)
118) Camouflage Submarine (medium)
119) Cliff wall Submarine (medium)
120) Underground Submarine base (large)
121) Runway Edge Sea Vault (small)
122) Daibatsu of Ginoog and Davao Gulf (large)

Notes:
1) Treasure volume: small (1-10 tons), medium (20-50 tons), large (50-100 tons), very large (above 100 tons). Estimated volume of treasure may change.
2) These are the treasure leads and information we have accumulated thru more than 20 years of extensive treasure research, exploration, actual operation, interviews of Japs / Filipino veterans, maps, live pointers and natives.
3) These are the combination of different type of treasures sites….buried (shallow/deep), tunnel, caves (open, closed, waterfalls, underwater), ship and submarine wrecks, tombs, statues, school, church, etc. In different kind of terrain in the Philippines…town, mountains, jungle, waterfalls, caves, rivers, sea…etc.
4) These suspected treasure sites have different stages of operation: for diggings, exploration, recovery, relocation…etc.
5) Its our team that names these suspected treasure sites for easy reference.

For more info: Contact Gboy at gergio2006@yahoo.com.ph

I am trying to gain some information on my Father Michael Brown who was in the Phillipines 18-20 years ago. He was also looking for the Yamashita treasure.
Does anybody remember him ?

email: thebigtrip2002@hotmail.com

Mark,
I hope all is well for you, you remember me, I think, a fellow Adventurer.

gboy,
your information is very impressive and i know that you and the rest like gener sumilang have those experienced in T.H. maybe someday we may need your help and assistance.specially on how to decipher signs and markings.should you have an information on this, pls send it to my email add;juanbasil@yahoo.com. urhelp is highly apprecaited.

wkindregards...tubangII

il be posting the sign and markings of the sites that we have discovered. any one in this forum pls help.any comments is highly appreciated.

tubang

Tubangil,

Our team have found native assets that can pinpoint us their treasure cave sites...and thats our priority right now, to produce Exploration budget/Funder... to help us financially in relocating/hauling these open cave treasure sites located in jungle.
...am tired already of deciphering these puzzling codes, we already have passed that stage...we are already in hauling/exploration stage...
for more info: gergio2006@yahoo.com.ph

Gboy,
this is quite interesting.....

i am located in mindanao,we have been digging for quite some time now,we have encountered a coral stone that looks like a frog....and a coral stone with a perfect shape of letters 'co' what does it mean....?pls post a comment,need your suggestions....

i am located in mindanao,we have been digging for quite some time now,we have encountered a coral stone that looks like a frog....and a coral stone with a perfect shape of letters 'co' what does it mean....?pls post a comment,need your suggestions....

I have a cladistine mountain cave facing China sea here in Palawan. Its entrance is man made through the stones more or less 40m smooth life size oval entry cover outside with water falls. Its enormous size inside is like an Cunita Astrodome, with many bodies of water going to underground tunnels and many quarters inside. Its has natural vintalation and light from the mountain atop. Its is 250m away from seashore with a river that contains the remains of PT boat from WW2. If anyone interested to see the pics or other details. mustarim1@yahoo.com.ph

Anyone interested in a cave for possible treasure site in Palawan. This clandistine cave entrance is a waterfall with enormous size inside of like cuneta astrodome and with quarters and body of waters underground to seashore facing China sea. Its river has a remain of WW2 Pt boat. mustarim1@yahoo.com.ph

I have a cladistine mountain cave facing China sea here in Palawan. Its entrance is man made through the stones more or less 40m smooth life size oval entry cover outside with water falls. Its enormous size inside is like an Cunita Astrodome, with many bodies of water going to underground tunnels and many quarters inside. Its has natural vintalation and light from the mountain atop. Its is 250m away from seashore with a river that contains the remains of PT boat from WW2. If anyone interested to see the pics or other details. mustarim1@yahoo.com.ph

gboy's treasure hunting resume:

122 'suspected' treasure sites
0(zero) treasure finds
scammer extra-ordinaire

here's gboy's internet scam history or
his "Give me your money first-Yamashita's treasure" scheme

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