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Early Japan

During the Jomon Period, the residents of the Japanese Islands were mainly gatherers, fishers and hunters. Jomon was named after the era's pottery.

WHY?: This was an important starting of the Japanese Culture. Every country needs a starting point somewhere on the line and it just happened to be the Jomon Period. If the g

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Approximate Word count = 257
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