I am extremely interested in the history of Japan.  Do you know anything about Japan? Have you ever been there or want to visit in the future?
I know the first people were more than likely from prehistoric times.
Cool. I am also interested in prehistory.  Would you say they were first there in the Paleolithic, Mesozoic, or neolithic era?  Where did they come from before they were in Japan?
I would say the Paleolithic era since tools were first used and humans kinda sprang up during this time.
Ok, I can accept that answer.  So the first Japanese were probably hunter gatherers who moved from place to place in search of food.  I guess they found rice there. Is rice native to Japan?
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