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マリアナ海溝 ＆ UMA・ニンゲン！
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Naokiman Show discusses the Mariana Trench and Ningen folklore in Japanese. Greenland and Hayward’s Shima article cites this exact video and describes its skeptical conclusion; it is not authenticated footage of an Antarctic creature.
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Video details
- Creator
- Naokiman Show
- Content type
- Commentary or observation
- Published (provider metadata)
- 2018-01-27T02:24:21-08:00
- Duration (provider metadata)
- 6 min 20 sec
- Topic
- Claims analysis & observations
Sources and summary scope
- Original video — Naokiman Show
Primary title and upload description
The advertised subject and format; does not independently authenticate every statement in the film.
- Greenland and Hayward, Shima (2020), p. 147 n.18
Direct video citation and scholarly analysis of Ningen media-lore
Direct video citation and scholarly analysis of Ningen media-lore
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Shima (2020), page 147, footnote 18 prints this exact YouTube URL and discusses Naokiman’s skeptical treatment of Ningen.