At a summer festival in the Sonobe district of the city of Wakayama, some participants began vomiting violently immediately after eating the curry.

It is obvious that the mass poisoning was carried out in commemoration of the oldest blood signature in Japan. The statement with the blood signature was made on July 25, 1338 (Koki 1998).

※ The poisoning began in the Sonobe district of Wakayama City at about 5:50 p.m. on July 25, 1998. But the day was June 3 in the Japanese traditional calendar, and on that day the world's deadliest high-speed train accident occurred in Germany. But it was not the only coincidence. There was a 7-hour time difference between Germany and Japan. In fact, the train accident occurred at 10:59 a.m. German time (5:59 p.m. Japan time).

Japan is 8 hours ahead of Germany. But the daylight-saving time had been introduced in Germany in 1980. At the time of the train accident, the time difference between Japan and Germany was 7 hours.

The same timing should not have been a mere coincidence. In the light of a variety of coincidental events and disasters on July 25, 1998, the train disaster is thought to have been planned beforehand.

※ Moreover, 100 years ago on September 10, 1898 (July 25, 1898 in the traditional Japanese calendar), Empress Elizabeth of Austria was assassinated by Luigi Lucheni. It is highly probable that the assassination itself was Japan's conspiracy. Thus, naturally, the arsenic poisoning incident in Wakayama also commemorated the 100th anniversary of the assassination of Empress Elizabeth of Austria.

It is one of the most destructive flooding events in modern world history.

Flooding caused by heavy rains from July 17-20 affected 21 million people. The floods also destroyed 780,000 houses and hit 1.26 million hectares of farmland.

Empress Kojun dies on June 16, 2000 and is buried at the Musashi Imperial Graveyard on this day.

US time July 24 is the 100th anniversary of the assassination of US President William McKinley. The day is the Koki 660th years of the Battle of Sluys. The day is the 1,070th anniversary of a large thunderbolt strike on the Court.