A large, mysterious metal sphere of unknown origin has washed up on a Japanese beach.
The “suspicious” ball was reported by a local resident in Hamamatsu, a southern coastal city about 250km from Tokyo. The police were called just before 9 am saying “a large round object was washed up on the beach”.
According to reports, the object is a sphere with a diameter of around 1.5 metres and is believed to be made of iron as it has a coating of rust.
Officials restricted access within a 200-metre radius around the object for most of the day, with bomb disposal crews seen inspecting the ball. The ball was then removed.
Some on social media joked that the mystery object was one of the orbs from the popular anime series Dragon Ball, while others claimed it was a ‘Godzilla egg’. Fears that it could be a stray mine were dismissed after experts used X-ray technology to examine the object’s interior and found that it was hollow.
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I so think it is a dragon ball z thing
how can it be a ‘Godzilla egg or the popular anime series Dragon Ball,
That is weird
I can’t believe that it’s not a Godzilla egg or a mothra egg.😢😢😢
I think it is a broken wrecking ball that fall in the sea decade ago
probably just a big rock
i think its just all of your guys stomachs
Maybe its just a big mythical egg
There is those stuff on a beach in NZ too.
It looks familiar. I think I saw lots of them in a picture before. But I think it’s more like a giant snail egg.