They claim that Jesus changed places with his twin to escape death | Chronic

A Japanese urban legend tells a new version of the death of Jesus According to the myth, Christ exchanged places with his twin before being crucified.

The local farmer Sajiro Sawaguchi He claimed to have found an ancient text written by Jesus in Hebrew, but the government confiscated it.

The man claims to be a direct descendant of Jesus who, at age 21, came to Japan, learned the language and customs before returning to Judea.

Before being crucified, he traded places with his identical twin Isukiri When his brother died, Jesus left Israel and returned to Japan, changing his name to Daitenki Taro Jurai and he devoted himself to growing rice. He also married a woman called Miyuko and had three girls.

"When Jesus Christ was 21 years old, he came to Japan and continued the knowledge of the deity for 12 years, returned to Judea at age 33 and committed to his mission, but the people of Judea did not accept it. not the preaching of Christ. "Instead, they stopped him and tried to crucify him on a cross, but his younger brother, Isukiri, took Christ's place and ended his life on the cross. In Japan, he settled here in the village of Herai, where he died at the age of 106. In this sacred land, a burial mound is dedicated to the deification of Christ and a nearby grave. to deify Isukiri. " said a plaque in the tomb located in a corner of the Japanese island of Honshu, frequented by hundreds of tourists.