Which nation has an absolute advantage in Japan's ethnic composition?

Yamato nationality has an absolute advantage in the national composition of Japan.

Yamato is the main ethnic group that constitutes the Japanese, and Japanese is the mother tongue. Yamato is mainly distributed in the whole Japanese archipelago. The word "Yamato" has also become synonymous with Japan. Yamato is the main ethnic group in Japan, accounting for about 99% of Japan's total population (the rest are Ainu and Ryukyu), mainly distributed in the whole Japanese archipelago. Sometimes it is synonymous with "Japan".

The Yamato nationality is mainly formed by the fusion and evolution of the residents who originally lived in the Japanese archipelago and the residents of the East Asian continent. Its nationality is completely formed in the ancient tomb culture, and its own culture has long been influenced by the East Asian continent, but it is unique because of its special geographical location and climate.

When the Yamato people came into being and where their ancestors came from have long been impossible to verify in faint epics and various legends. In the 5th century, Yamato unified Japan. Immigrants are mostly yellow-skinned and yellow-skinned, mainly composed of Yayoi, Koguryo, immigrants from Yayoi era in Japan and rope men from Japanese islands.

Immigrants from the Asian continent came down from the Korean peninsula, crossed the strait and boarded this volcanic archipelago at the end of East Asia, where the first light will always rise. The Japanese nation calls itself Yamato. However, if you ask why the Japanese nation calls itself Yamato, but the word "Yamato" is pronounced as amato, I'm afraid only one in ten Japanese people can give an answer and hesitate.

The language of Yamato people:

Most Yamato people use Japanese and Japanese. Kanas is divided into hiragana and katakana. Both Hiragana and Katakana fonts are copied from Chinese characters. There were no characters in ancient Japan. After communicating with China's ancient culture, 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, flat means easy and simple, and film 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".

Japanese pronunciation is not difficult, it is basically a syllable composed of five vowels. Compared with more than a dozen vowels in Chinese, Japanese vowels are much less, and Chinese is almost all vowels.