- ... islands1.1
- (NE to SW: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and
Kyushu)
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- ...
transportation.1.2
- Which is doubly true now that so many of
Japan's rivers have been dammed and reduced to little more than
creeks.
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- ... power.1.3
- The numbers are: 14,500 km for China and
29,751 km for Japan.
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- ... proto-Caucasian2.1
- I have to look into this a bit more, but in
this case, `proto-Caucasian' seems to mean `caucasian, but we have no idea
what a bunch of white people are doing in the very Far East thousands of
years before the birth of Christ.' Or something like that. Bit like finding
a group of Africans living in Iceland before any Europeans got there.
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- ... found.2.2
- I have no idea
where Yayoi, Japan is, but there is a Yayoi district in Tokyo that might be
the place.
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- ... Japan.2.3
- Compared to the rest of
Eurasia, this is very late. Iron was already in use in Mesopotamia in the
second millennium BC and bronze about a thousand years earlier than that.
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- ... Oahu2.4
- The Oahu part is a joke. No one actually
thinks the Chinese texts were talking about Hawaii.
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