The Dragon's Triangle or the Devils Sea

Map of the Dragons Triangle aka Devils Sea

The Bermuda Triangle has a sister on the same latitude on the other side of the world off the coast of Japan, the Dragons Triangle aka the Devils Sea. It has reportedly the same things happening as the Bermuda Triangle, ships and airplanes going wacky or disappearing, UFO and USO sightings. One thing that I'm not aware of in the Bermuda Triangle is that ghost ships have been seen in the Dragons Triangle. One is a report of the sighting of the Flying Dutchman. The Dragon's Triangle and the Bermuda Triangle aren't located on the Agonic Line, which is where magnetic north is the same as geographic north. The Agonic Line moves,  the North American part of the line is drifting west. Not shown on any world map, the locations of the Dragon's Triangle and the Bermuda Triangle change depending on who you talk to or read.
Ancient legends, dating to 1000 B.C. or before tell about dragons that lived in the triangle near Japan, this may be how this area became known as the Dragon's Triangle. But what were called, even seen as, dragons may have been volcanoes erupting in the sea or islands of the area. The Dragon's Triangle is volcanically active. Islands frequently disappear or new islands appear because of volcanoes and seismic activity.
There's a lot of information online about the Dragons Triangle, a couple are below, but if you're interested take some time, google it and there's a lot to read. Have fun...

Lee Murray

Link to Wikipedia Article the map above and the following is excerpted from

"This area is said to be a danger zone on Japanese maps, according to Charles Berlitz's books The Bermuda Triangle (1974) and The Dragon's Triangle (1989). He states that in the peacetime years between 1952-54 Japan lost 5 military vessels with crews lost totalling over 700 people and that Japanese government sent a research vessel boarded by over 100 scientists to study the Devil's Sea, and that this ship too vanished; and finally that the area was officially declared a danger zone."

Link to the Article the following is taken from at Marine Insight

"Scientifically speaking, the Dragon’s Triangle is said to be one of the world’s 12 existing vile vortices. Vile vortices are those areas where the pull of the planet’s electromagnetic waves is stronger than anywhere else.

Of the other remaining 11 vortices, the Bermuda Triangle is the most prominent one across the globe."

"To begin with, the term dragon in the oceanic area’s name originates with the Chinese fable about dragons existing below the water surface and hauling in vessels with seamen to satiate their hunger. These fables have originated well before the AD period – 1000 BC era – in-turn resulting in leaving a huge impact with their emphasis on presence of mythical creatures like dragons.
Realistically, since this part of the oceanic area is full of subsea volcanoes, it has been speculated, debated and discussed that the eruptions from these volcanoes could have initiated and substantiated the premise of dragons sucking in ships and its crew to the ocean’s depths.
Although official documentation about the mystery of Dragon’s Triangle started with the publishing of Charles Berlitz’s account of the oceanic arena in the late 80s, the existence of Ma-no Umi as this area is called in native Japanese has always haunted the Japanese from venturing into this part of the ocean right from centuries past.
It is said that the conqueror Kublai Khan tried to make inroads into Japan in the 1200s but failed to do because of loss of his vessels and crew, the latter being 40,000 men, in this triangular area. Similarly accounts emerge about sighting of a lady sitting in a vessel resembling the traditional Japanese equipment for burning incense in the early 1800s. In the later century, the most prominent and documented reports are that of the Japanese research ship Kaio Maru No.5 about whose’ whereabouts was never heard of again in the early 1950s. This research ship was sent to find about the previously missing war-ships which had been reported to have gone missing without any trace in this oceanic arena in the same period.

And while the Japanese authorities had declared this area to be dangerous for marine voyaging and transporting in the year 1950, following the unprecedented incident of the research ship, all efforts to unearth the facts behind the mystery were aborted completely."

Link to Wise Geek where I found the following

"The name “Dragon’s Triangle” comes from a centuries-old Chinese legend of dragons living in palaces beneath the sea. The actual area encompasses a triangular line from western Japan north of Tokyo, to Guam to Taiwan.
The Dragon’s Triangle and the Bermuda Triangle each exhibit the same magnetic anomalies, navigation and communication malfunctions. Reports of bright lights, volatile and sudden weather changes, unexplained sudden ocean swells, whirlpools, thick fogs and storms coincide with disappearances of maritime vessels, aircraft, and tales of drifting, crewless ghost ships.
The triangles align point to point through the center of the earth, with the same latitude and longitude. Both are located at the eastern end of large continental masses, where the sea's currents are colliding with warm and cold water, over volcanic areas. Deep trenches are another commonality with the Dragon’s Triangle featuring the Mariana Trench, the deepest known point in all the seas. The Dragon's Triangle in particular, reports an ever-changing seascape with professionally charted landmasses and islands literally forming and disappearing overnight"