Probed ingest of: Japan’s Defense Minister: “We Can’t Rule Out ALIENS!”

Former defense minister Yasukazu Hamada says Japan has a security reason to investigate UFO reports near nuclear plants such as Genkai. A foreign drone could be gathering information about the facility.

The former defense minister says a sighting could turn out to be another country’s new weapon or an atmospheric phenomenon. Later, Michels asks about the three lights guards saw near the Genkai nuclear plant in Saga Prefecture. Hamada says the possibility that a foreign drone could be monitoring a facility like Genkai is reason enough to investigate.

Michels describes three lights circling the Genkai plant and approaching two reactors.

Michels narrates a more detailed flight path. He describes the lights circling in an ellipse and coming close to two reactors.

Endo urges scrutiny of the Genkai security incident while withholding judgment about deliberate concealment.

Endo says he cannot conclude whether anyone deliberately concealed information. For Endo, the reason to look into the case is the security of the installation, regardless of whether investigators ever find evidence of concealment.

Asakawa recalls three luminous oval forms moving along a ridge before disappearing behind a hill.

He remembers their brightness as closer to a luminous cloud than a lamp shining directly at him. He watched for perhaps a minute and a half or two minutes as they passed behind a hill.

Asakawa describes a separate junior-high sighting of roughly four cube-like masses seen through a telescope finder.

One autumn evening he fetched the little finder scope from his telescope for a closer look at something outside. He recalls roughly four joined, cube-like masses, with points of red, yellow and green.