How did Japan come from?

Up to now, nearly 1000 paleolithic sites have been discovered in Japan, but less than 10 human bone fossils have been unearthed. Fossil people mainly include Akashi, Ge Sheng, Niuchuan, Sanri, Bangbei, Shengyue and Dishi Temple.

Where did these humans come from? Opinions vary. According to the research of Chinese and Japanese scholars, the hometown of Japanese fossil man is not singular, but plural, at least from the north and south sides to the Japanese archipelago. At that time, Japan was still a part of the mainland, so it was more convenient for China people to come to Japan. According to textual research, the Japanese in Paleolithic Age may be descendants of Beijingers in northern China, and gradually came to Japan through Korea in the long years.

Wen Fei, a vertebrate paleontologist in China, pointed out that there are many similarities between the paleolithic unearthed from Zaoshuitai site and Zhoukoudian 15 cultural remains in raw materials, shapes and manufacturing methods. The stone balls found at Shangchang site in Kagoshima belong to the same type as those unearthed at Chenjiayao site in China. Sharps and scrapers found in Xu Jiayao site are very similar to similar stone tools unearthed on the 7th and 8th floors of Xingye site in Dongdao County. The feldspathic debris at the bottom of Yemin Lake and the scraper made of feldspathic debris have some characteristics of the feldspathic debris technology at Shuidonggou site in Ningxia. Qin Ze Chang Jie thinks that the paleolithic found in the lower layer of Zaoshuitai site, the zero layer of Su Yan site and the lower layer of Xingye site belong to Zhoukoudian culture type in China. Most of the sites found so far belong to this type are in the west of Kanto. Jia Lanpo thinks that the Japanese lower cheekbones in Neolithic age have the characteristics of "round lower forehead pillow" of Chinese apes. Linguistically, Japanese has some similarities with Mongolian and Korean in grammatical structure and phonetic organization. Geologically, Pleistocene Japan was connected with the Asian continent, and the western part of Japan was close to China and Korea. It can be reasonably inferred from the above that Japanese fossil people moved in from China.

Hasebe claimed that the Japanese fossil man was one of the South China fossil men who migrated from South China to Japan in Holocene. Toyotomi Imamura once made a biological measurement of the residents in South China, which is very similar to that of modern Japanese in numerical value, especially the head shape index is very close to that of South China: the ancient tobacco seed base also used the method of blood type to determine the race. According to the test results, Japanese type O blood accounts for 3 1.5%, and type A blood accounts for 37%. 3%, type B 22. 1%, type AB 9. 1%. The races with similar comprehensive values are China Hunan people and Hungarians. Therefore, some people boldly assume that modern Japanese and modern South Chinese are all produced by fossil people in South China.

The Japanese are a complex race, which is unique on the one hand, similar to China and Southeast Asia on the other hand, same sex with North Korea, and also has obvious regional characteristics on its small island. But now Japanese scholars agree that the Japanese have always been the same race, and the small variations in appearance and quality in each era are caused by various conditions in life. The ancestors of modern Japanese are people in the rope-grain age. If people in the rope-grain age are descendants of fossil people, then the birthplace of the Japanese is in China.