Ethnic distribution areas in Tokyo

There are 20 ethnic groups in Japan, namely: Yang Ming, Otaku, Qiqi, Tianzu, Xianzu, Shenjing, Fengmo, Matsuzu, Guang Chuan, Amano, Lu Yu, Igu, Benjiu, Zongdao, Pingyi (Wei), Hehe, Qila and Qila. Qi, Guang Chuan, Lu Yu, Igu, Benji and other ethnic groups are mostly distributed in Ryukyu Islands, Kyushu Island and the northern shore of Seto Inland Sea. Shenjing, Mazu, Wei and He are distributed in Kansai and Shikoku Island of Japan. Fairy, Amano and Fujioka are distributed in most parts of northern Honshu Island. Zongdao, Qira and Tunguska are located in present-day Hokkaido Island and Thousand Islands, including Mongolian immigrants. Tian nationality is distributed in the south-central part of Honshu Island, generally referring to Nagoya City and Aichi Prefecture (or the area west of Kanto and east of Kansai). Wind inferno is a new ethnic group formed by the intermarriage between the harmonious ethnic group of Northeast Asian immigrants and the paternal ethnic group, and lives in seclusion in the hilly area in the middle of Honshu Island. The last Ainu is a new people who immigrated from the South Pacific. At present, the overall situation of its origin is unknown and controversial.