Tsuchinoko

I g- 'cause, you know, one thing that was in my mind, I was curious, like if, if this was something how, like, you know, when you hear about, like, what goes on in the United States, for example, how there's, like, these Bigfoot conferences, you know, they have, um, throughout the US where people like, um, you know, uh, the guys from Finding Bigfoot would go and do presentations or Seth Breedlove from Small Town Monsters, or you know, i- you know, there...

Or even in, you know, in Japan, you know, there's, there's the, uh, the Tsuchinoko, you know, the, the, the, the cryptid snake, and there's a big festival every year they have where, you know, they have a $10,000 reward if you can find the Tsuchinoko and then they have...

I was watching a, a, a news story, um, a Japanese news story just 'cause I did an episode on Tsuchinoko and, um, yeah, it looked great.

It was like, the festival was a weekend long.

I'm like, "Oh, I'd love to go to this," you know? They had, like, concerts and food and them all going out to find Tsuchinoko and kind of stuff like that.

But it, it's, like, they, they really embrace it.

Um, no one's found one yet, but, um, you know what I mean? It's, and so, I, that's what I was curious about, if, if, if in that area, 'cause again, I mean, I'm just, you know, when you do an English, uh, Google search you'll see, you know, uh, street signs showing, "Oh, this is kinda like the home of Hibagon," and stuff.