Fenriis wrote:Reikoku wrote:
The fact that the Ainu intermixed with the main Japanese should be enough proof to discount the silly homogeneous myth. There are a lot of problems with how exactly Japan counts who's Japanese, which a resident NS poster who lives in Japan brought up once.
Uh huh. Which explains all of the Tora-jin such as the Hata clan who came to Japan in the 6th century, or how the Nihon Shoki talks about the Emperor having naturalized Korean ancestors. The prime minister is inoculated with modern concepts that just didn't exist back in the day.
When we say homogenous we don't mean hundred percent as Mussolini says everyone is slightly mixed. However its if its mostly the population. Japan is 98 percent Japanese and so homogenous. I had Italian ancestors quite a few generations ago doesn't mean I am Italian now
Yes it does. You have Italian ancestry, so you're part Italian.



