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Yes, because there's nothing that says a country should be xenophobic, especially when Japanese themselves are not a single coherent race but a mixture from all
by ranger_danger 1y ago
Yes, because there's nothing that says a country should be xenophobic, especially when Japanese themselves are not a single coherent race but a mixture from all over.
- djohnston 1y agoLol white people explaining to Japanese people why they have no race. I would subscribe to your channel.
- ranger_danger 1y agoI'm a Japanese but thank you.
- djohnston 1y agoI’ll believe that when you share the channel :)
- zahlman 1y ago> especially when Japanese themselves are not a single coherent race but a mixture from all over. > The Yamato (大和民族, Yamato minzoku; lit. 'Yamato ethnicity') or Wajin (和人 / 倭人; lit. 'Wa people')[4] are an East Asian ethnic group that comprises over 98% of the population of Japan. Genetic and anthropometric studies have shown that the Yamato people predominantly descend from the Yayoi people, who migrated to Japan from the continent beginning during the 1st millennium BC, and to a lesser extent the indigenous Jōmon people who had inhabited the Japanese archipelago for millennia prior.[5] > Generally, the Japanese are related to other East Asians like the Koreans and the Han Chinese, but can be genetically distinguished from them.[47][48] Japanese and Koreans diverged from each other about 1.4 KYA, around the Asuka period or the middle of the Three Kingdoms period. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_people (For comparison, the Māori arrived in New Zealand about 0.7 KYA, and are considered an indigenous people.)
- majorchord 1y agoHow is that not a mixture?
- h1bnotfound 1y ago[dead]