Tokyo comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from November 2012 to July 2021.
The Moonshot Project and Final Encouragement
Allison McDowell shares a moving anecdote about a father leaving dandelions at the Moonshot Project in Tokyo as a protest against transhumanism. She encourages listeners to remain empowered and discerning before Carlwood concludes the interview, directing listeners to her blog, wrenchinthegears.com.
Hollow Earth Theory, Planetary Formation, and Tokyo University
Planets are described as hollow structures formed from molten material ejected from suns, creating an inner and outer mantle with a central glowing core acting as an internal sun. A scientist from Tokyo University reportedly confirmed this geological reality but noted it remains classified to protect modern scientific paradigms. Multiple civilizations are alleged to inhabit the caverns and spaces between these planetary layers.
Closing Music and Japan-Themed Song
The episode concludes with a song featuring lyrics about traveling to Japan, mentioning Tokyo and Osaka. The track serves as a thematic bridge to the earlier discussion regarding the Fukushima disaster and Japanese culture.
The Devil's Sea and Japanese Dragon Folklore
The Devil's Sea off the coast of Tokyo is described as a Japanese equivalent to the Bermuda Triangle with a history of disappearances dating back over 1,000 years. Ancient Japanese folklore attributed these losses to giant fiery sea dragons pulling ships to their deaths. While the dragons are considered mythological, the stories are viewed as a cultural attempt to explain a very real and persistent phenomenon of unexplained maritime disappearances.
