What race is dominant in Japan?

Question 1: What race do the Japanese come from? Mongolian race, also known as yellow race and Asian-American race. It is divided into ancient Mongolian race and new Mongolian race.

The Mongolian race got its name from the German anthropologist Christoph Meiners who first thought of "Mongolian" in his "dual race theory". This is the first time to use the term "Mongolian race". Since then, because the word "Mongolia" cannot represent all Asian races, some theories began to use Asian races as names. Western folks generally call yellow people "Asians" or "East Asians". Mainly distributed in East Asia, Northeast Asia, North Asia and Southeast Asia, South Asia and America.

Another way of saying the name: Mongolians were once considered as the purest yellow race, because Blumenbach, a western ethnologist in the19th century, thought that the single eyelid was the essential feature of the yellow race, and 90% of the Mongolian population was single eyelid, so he took it for granted that the appearance of Mongolians was the purest yellow race, and the appearance of other yellow races was the product of mixed blood. In fact, there are not many yellow genes in Mongolians, so it is not appropriate to call yellow people Mongolians. The appearance characteristics of Mongolians are closer to brown people.

Through the study of Y chromosome by modern genetic technology, let's look at the haplogroup ratio of various ethnic groups in East Asia.

Outer Mongolian descent =28.7% yellow o haplogroup +55% brown+13% white +2% middle east+1.3% other races.

Northern * * * bloodline =77% yellow O haplogroup +6% yellow N haplogroup +5% brown+12% other races.

Korean =75% yellow o haplogroup+15% brown +6% black D +4% other races.

Japanese =54.2% yellow o haplogroup +34.7% short black +8.5% brown +2.6 other races.

As can be seen from the types of haplogroup, Mongolians have the least yellow race haplogroup O, and their facial features are closer to C3 brown race. Single eyelid is also the genetic feature of brown race, because the haplogroup ratio of brown race of outer Mongolians is as high as 55%, so most Mongolians are single eyelid. Korean people also have a high rate of single eyelid because they have a large number of brown genes in their bodies. Southeast Asia, the birthplace of the yellow race, is completely double-fold, and all branches of tribes in the Middle East, F, a close relative of the yellow race, are also double-fold. In China, the proportion of double eyelids is 86% in the south and 52% in the north, which is also dominant on the whole. Therefore, it is obviously inappropriate to call the yellow race Mongolian again and judge whether it is pure yellow race with a single eyelid. Skin color is in the middle of all races in the world, yellow or yellowish brown. Most of the hair is black, straight and hard, and some people have slight curly hair; A few have light hair. Beards and body hair are underdeveloped; There are flat faces and narrow faces. The chin is not protruding, but some people are sharp and some people are flat. Protruding cheekbones. The nose width is medium and the bridge of the nose is not high; Lips are moderately thick, and most of them protrude slightly forward; The eye socket is shallow, the eye fissure is moderate, the eyeball is brown, and the upper eyelid folds are developed. Most of them have canthus folds to cover the lacrimal caruncle, and the outer canthus is generally higher than the inner canthus. The skull is characterized by moderate nasal tip index and high orbit. American Indians' faces are not as flat as those of Mongolians in Asia, and their noses are slightly prominent. The shovel-like structure on the tongue surface of the upper door is also one of the remarkable characteristics of the yellow race. Pure Mongols are mainly distributed in China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea and Japan in East Asia. Bhutan in South Asia; This is the new Mongolian race, or the northern Mongolian race. "Yellow race" is mainly distributed in East Asia, Central Asia and Southeast Asia, America and Oceania, including East Asia: China. Except Russians and Tajiks, most ethnic groups (Han, Zhuang, Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan, Jing, Korean, etc. ), Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Dai, Thailand, Mang, Nong, Zhan and other Southeast Asian countries (except Papua New Guinea) (such as Malay, Thai, Lao, Khmer, Bengali). Chukchi and Tungusic in Siberia, Bhutanese, Sikkim, Ladakh, Rye, Limbu, Fu Yunru, Majia, Tamang, Gulong, Takali and Taru in South Asia, Eskimos and Indians in America, and all the aborigines in Oceania except Australia and Papua New Guinea. Southwest of Russian Federation (Caspian Sea and Black Sea >>

Question 2: Who is the main race in Japan? Andaman Dwarf Black, who first came to the main island of Japan, slowly merged with new Asians in Northeast Asia.

At present, some Japanese people have obvious tropical characteristics, and then their average height is not high.

There are some Ainu people in northern Japan, and they should be descendants of Caucasians.

Question 3: What are the main races of Japanese people? Japan's ethnic composition is relatively simple, but it can't be simply called a "single nation state". Because in addition to the well-known "Yamato nation", there are Ainu people and Ryukyu people with unique national characteristics on the Japanese archipelago.

Question 4: What race and descent are the Japanese? One view is that they belong to Tunguska people, that is, the Japanese in northeast China, South Korea and North Korea belong to Tunguska people. Another reason is that, like other East Asian countries, they belong to the Mongolian race.

Question 5: What race are the Japanese? According to the long-term comprehensive textual research of anthropologists, historians, archaeologists, folklorists, geologists and geneticists, it is now certain that today's Japanese nation is not handed down from a single race, but a multi-ethnic mixed race. In order to further trace the origin of human beings in the Japanese archipelago, archaeologists have made a comparative study of the Paleolithic human bones unearthed in Japan with those of neighboring nationalities, especially China, and found that the earliest human beings in the Japanese archipelago probably had direct contact with Chinese mainland. For example, they found that Okawa human bones unearthed in Okinawa are very similar in skull characteristics and height to Liujiang human bones unearthed in Guangxi, China. There are also similarities between the back contours of the skulls of Shengyue people and cavemen. Scholars speculate that probably during the Ice Age when the Japanese archipelago was not completely separated from the Asian continent, the peoples of the Asian continent and its neighboring islands migrated to the island through the continental bridge and became the ancestors of Japanese islanders. At the end of the rope age and the Yayoi age, a large number of residents of some ethnic groups in the Asian continent traveled eastward to Japan. The story of Xu Fu taking 3,000 boys and girls into the East China Sea during the Qin Shihuang period in China has been widely circulated since history, and was first recorded in the Japanese Story of the Past and the Present (written at 1 1 end of the century). However, the Tungusic people (Manchu ancestors) had the largest number of immigrants in this period. Today's Japanese nation is formed by multi-ethnic integration and evolution in primitive cultural stone tools, including the old Xiayi, Tunguska (Manchu), Indian zhina (Miao), Han, Korean, Mongolian, Indonesian and Malay.

Question 6: What is the Japanese race? Like China people, they belong to East Asian Mongols, also known as Asian yellow people.

In terms of biological species, it is the same as China people, and of course it is the same as all people in the world. Belongs to: mammals, primates, primitive people, intelligent species.

Question 7: Are the Japanese from China? Studies have shown that the ancestors of the Japanese may have come from the Korean peninsula.

De Yongsheng, a professor of human genetics at the School of Medicine of the University of Tokyo in Japan, recently said: "Recently, based on genome research, we compared the HLA genes in chromosome 6 of many ethnic groups in East Asia, and concluded that the closest group to the Japanese is the residents of the Korean Peninsula and Koreans living in China." The results of this study show that the ancestors of Japanese living in Japan are foreigners who migrated here through the Korean peninsula.

This research content will be included in the "Summary of Public Lectures" to be published by a publishing house in Tokyo in July. De Yongsheng said that according to HLA classification, Japanese, Korean, Han, Manchu, Korean, Mongolian and other 12 ethnic groups in East Asia were compared and analyzed, and the Japanese natives were closer to the residents living on the Korean peninsula and the Korean residents in China than Okinawa or Ainu in Hokkaido.

This research strongly proves the popular saying that ancestors who migrated from the Korean peninsula accounted for the largest proportion in the Japanese population composition during the Yayoi period.

This study uses relics or human bones to study blood group distribution. It has always been considered to have considerable limitations, so this study using recent genome research results was evaluated as the final version of the "origin theory".

The name of the word "Japan" means "the place where the sun rises in the morning". The word "Japan" in Japanese has many pseudonyms. The name "nippon" is used for stamps or international sports events, while "nihon" is often used in everyday language. Japan in English is thought to come from Zipangu or Xipangu ("Japan" records the pronunciation of ancient China dialect).

Question 8: What is the Yamato nationality in Japan? Most of Japan is Yamato (also known as Yamato or Yamato, the result of nationalist expansion after Meiji), accounting for about 99.9% of the total (the rest are Ainu). The Yamato people are mainly distributed throughout the Japanese archipelago. (やまと, romanization: Yamato) Yamato is the Japanese pronunciation of Yamato, a Yamato nation, and is often used in the phrase "やまとだましぃ" (romanization). The name Yamato should have started from the era of evil horse platform. Hezu was formed by the fusion and evolution of several tribal countries in ancient Japan and nomadic people who migrated from Northeast Asia. Hezu belongs to Mongolian race, which was completely formed in ancient tomb culture, and Hezu culture belongs to the same system as that of North Asia and Korean Peninsula. Hezhe nationality is usually regarded as a branch of Tungusic-Altai language family, which was formed after merging with Austronesian language family. Ethnic groups close to it are Korean in South Korea, Manchu in China and Ryukyu in southern Japan. The population of Yamato is about 65.438+0.2 billion. (as of June 2005, 10, 1), of which 62.34 million were men; The number of women is 65.42 million. Japanese and Japanese are mostly used by large languages and ethnic groups. Japanese is divided into Chinese characters and pseudonyms. There are two ways to read Chinese characters, one is phonetic reading and the other is training reading. Kanas is divided into hiragana and katakana. Both Hiragana and Katakana fonts are copied from Chinese. There were no characters in ancient Japan. After the cultural exchange with China, the Japanese created Hiragana with cursive characters and Katakana with the radicals of Chinese characters. But also because of foreign languages and foreign names. Onomatopoeic words, animal and plant names. In Japanese, ひら means easy and simple, while かた means one-sided and incomplete. If you don't think it's easy to remember, remember that Japanese people generally use "Hiragana" in their daily lives, and the font looks like it is used, and one is "Katakana". The pronunciation of Japanese is not difficult. It is basically a syllable (ぁぃぅぇぉ) composed of five vowels. Compared with more than a dozen vowels in Mandarin, Japanese vowels are much less, and Mandarin is almost all vowels. Therefore, in order to make it easier for everyone to understand Japanese and be more interested in learning Japanese, we have marked phonetic symbols next to each pen name. I hope that when you first come into contact with a new language, you will not give up easily because you are too strange, and at the same time, we will have more opportunities to provide you with a communication space for understanding and learning Japanese.