Where did the Japanese ancestors come from?

There has always been a saying in society that the Japanese are descendants of Xu Fu, so is this true? It's really hard to say whether it's true or not. You know, Austronesians, northern riders, Chinese and Korean immigrants all left their marks in Japanese prehistory, and the Japanese are a mixture of these people. A Japanese once said that among so many mythological systems, only Japan and myths live in myths. There is no doubt that in today's popular culture, art and even higher academic level, Japanese mythology cannot be compared with Greek mythology, Viking mythology, Germanic mythology and many other myths. However, due to the existence of the Emperor and Shinto belief, Japan is the only developed civilization that has not completely divorced from the ancient myth system, which is an undeniable fact. In view of this, the Japanese believe that myth is still a living myth.

Therefore, when discussing the origin of the Japanese according to the myths and legends in ancient Japanese records, many people still think that the ancestors of Japan came from the mythical "Gao Tianyuan". The Japanese royal family, the Japanese government, and even the whole Japanese society, although these strange and confusing words are irrelevant, have no intention of breaking away from the myth era and completely denying the myth of keeping records. Therefore, it is difficult to understand the origin of the Japanese, especially the Japanese royal family. However, Japanese scholars since19th century have tried to explain the origin of Japan through scientific methods such as archaeology and anthropology. After 100 years of research, it is generally believed that Japanese ancestors migrated to the Japanese archipelago from overseas, but there are many views on the path and mode of migration. Even the origin of Japanese ancestral rope patterns and the origin of Yayoi people have different views.

The earliest Japanese colonists were called rope scholars. ? Rope pattern? The name comes from the rope-printed ceramics of early people. They may be related to Ainu, and they are white. They may first come from northern India, then emigrate to Central Asia, Manchuria and Siberia, and finally arrive in Japan. Pottery produced in this period is the earliest art in Japan. These boats are called Doki (rope design tools), and the idols they make are called clay dolls or clay dolls. Heavy flowerpots use clay coils and various decorative designs. Many people think this is the best stone age culture. Ceramics and statues show considerable craftsmanship and expressiveness.

Clay figurines in this period are the types of works I have seen elsewhere, and can be regarded as early civilization by outsiders? Proof? . But in a sense, this number is like a spacesuit. You can see exquisite details and skills in this article. The roles of clay are people and animals. Most of them can be found online, or you can find them yourself and enjoy them. This kind of person thinks he is an idol worship, not a funerary object. Most of them are women with breasts and buttocks, which is also the characteristic of early European sculptures.