telescope sighting

Single panel intelligence dossier image for the 1947 Yokohama Japan sighting rendered in muted early-postwar color showing a flat rooftop deck on the Bluff above Yokohama where a U.S. Army colonel in 1940s uniform holds a brass telescope and a young boy beside him holds binoculars, both looking out over a bomb-devastated cityscape of burned-out ruins with a spared horse racing track and a harbor of sunken ships and the faint cone of Mount Fuji on the horizon under a pale morning sky, while a single round metallic soccer-shaped object with a sharp edge and darker underside hovers about a mile out over the racetrack, with HUD overlays marking the round metallic sharp-edged object, its silent hover-and-move survey behavior at several thousand feet, the one-mile range, the drift toward the harbor and Mount Fuji, the brass-telescope-and-binoculars observation, the date flagged unverified, the classification corrected from CE-I to DD, the two witnesses an 8th Army colonel and his son, the Jerome Clark Extraordinary Encounters source, and the Unexplained status, with a lower strip reading thinkaboutitdocs.com — UAP/Entity Archive by Date

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Japan Sightings

1947: Yokohama Japan Sighting

Published: August 31, 2016 | Updated: June 5, 2026

THINK ABOUTIT UFO | UAP SIGHTING REPORT 1947: Yokohama Japan Sighting A colonel of the U.S. Eighth Army and his young son were taking...