What race do the Japanese belong to? Who are his ancestors?

The indigenous rope literati, the ancient Wu and Yue people in the south of the Yangtze River, the immigrants from the ancient Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia, the Pacific islanders, and the integration of naturalized people from China and the Korean Peninsula. Xu Fu's descendants account for only a small part at most. Qqkk/hotgossip/faith 14 The riddle of Japanese aborigines: Is Japan a single nation? Where did the Japanese nation come from? In ancient Japan, what was the truth of the original Japanese who challenged the Yamato court? Xiong Gong, Hayabusa, Xiayi, Tuzu, Guo Qi, Izumo, Xushen and Mohong, where did these peoples who fought against the Yamato regime come from? The earliest inhabitants of Japan, the earliest human fossils in Japan, were Niuchuan people found in Aichi Prefecture. Niuchuan people lived about 10 million years ago. About 10,000 BC to 7,000 or 8,000 years before the third century BC is called the rope age. The rope age is called the rope age because there were rope patterns on pottery at that time. Rope people live a life of hunting, gathering and fishing. This rope culture was discovered by American zoologist Moss in 1877. He found a grave near Omori Station in Tokyo and excavated human bones. About 2,500 shells are scattered all over Japan, from Hokkaido in the north to Ryukyu in the south. The average adult height of rope literati is male 158 cm and female 148 cm. The skull is bigger than that of modern Japanese. The average life expectancy of men is 3 1. 1 year, and that of women is 3 1.3 years. Rope literati have the custom of pulling teeth according to their age. When adults die, most of them are funerals. The children were buried in urns and coffins. In the second and third centuries BC, rice culture spread from the south of China to Japan via the Korean Peninsula, and bronzes and ironware also spread at the same time, changing the whole way of life, which was the beginning of the Yayoi era. The yayoi period is about five or six hundred years. Yayoi culture is named after the discovery of pottery in Yayoi Town, bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. Yayoi people are taller than rope literati, but their faces and noses are narrower. The husband of anthropologist Dr. Kim Kwan concluded that at the beginning of the Yayoi period, a certain ethnic group on the Korean peninsula collectively migrated to Japan and mixed with the rope literati, forming the Yayoi of Kitakyushu.

The department has never conducted a formal investigation in its history.

The great opportunity is that Qin Shihuang asked Xu Futong to bury 500 boys and girls and go to Japan to practice elixir (the last place China went).

So this is a good opportunity)

There are many different answers about whether the Japanese are the ancestors of Xu Fu, but there are already statues of Xu Fu in Japan for the Japanese to pay homage to.

The Japanese are from China. I don't think Xu Fu is the ancestor of the Japanese. Because Japan was inhabited and had its own culture long before Xu Fu arrived. Dependence and kinship are also related.