Is Emperor Jimmu, the first Japanese emperor before 2000 BC, really a native of Qin?

Emperor Jimmu is obviously not Thai. Thailand has always been a place where people can eat their fill. They have no reason to come to China and then go to the East. If it is impossible to drift from Thailand to Japan by boat, then the shipbuilding technology and the direction of ocean currents are wrong. The reason why China has no power or the wind will drift to Japan is because of the warm current in the North Pacific Ocean, but this warm current does not pass through Thailand.

Your time is 2000, which should be inaccurate. This time should be the first Xia Dynasty in China. At that time, Japan should still be a barren land.

There is a saying that Xu Fu is Emperor Jimmu, but from Japanese history books (of course, you can't believe it all), it is inferred that Emperor Jimmu's time is earlier than Xu Fu's. Xu Fu really helped Qin Shihuang find the elixir of life. On his first trip to Jeju Island, he collected some Ganoderma lucidum. But he told Qin Shihuang that there was a beast that needed an army. Qin Shihuang gave it to him and he never came back. It seems that he brought 3000 boys and girls, or 500 boys and girls. There are two versions, but there are no 2000 boys and girls. The first Japanese immigrants from China should be in the Stone Age.

The records in the history books are the History of the Three Kingdoms and the Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Cao Wei Mingdi conferred the title of Japanese Empress, which was actually the Empress at that time, indicating that Emperor Jimmu had not yet appeared, and the Emperor had always been a man, which ruled out the possibility of Xu Fu in SHEN WOO. If there really was an official history of Emperor Jimmu and China, the names of other kings would be mentioned. Because there is no explanation, the possibility that SHEN WOO appeared before the Han Dynasty is ruled out from the conventional analysis of gender and history books.

It has been clearly recorded in the Tang Dynasty, so Emperor Jin Mu should have appeared between the Three Kingdoms and the Tang Dynasty.

PS: The Japanese are descendants of the Chinese nation.