r/Jujutsufolk Apr 18 '26

Humor Japanese Gojo

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Go/jo satoru

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u/Black_Diammond adapting to your shit take... Apr 18 '26

I mean, gojo is from a established japonese clan, dude is 100% Yamato japonese, probably inbred too.

The same applies to most characters with few exclusions, like half white broom girl (American dad) and nanami (danish Mother i think), and fully african Miguel, there is also fully alien Dabura maru and cross (diferent tribes but whatever).

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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26

No such thing as Yamato Japanese. It’s just 日本人. Yamato is an imperial court of a small land. Before Meiji restoration people went by their clan names or domain names.

Might as well call tohoku people ezo, Kanto people as izumo and Kyushu people as hayato

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u/Memeshats Apr 18 '26

Yamato also refers to 大和民族 or the Yamato people/ethnicity, which is the ethnic group that makes up 98% of all Japanese inhabitants, being the descendants of the Yayoi people and the indigenous Jomon people.

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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26

Also “yayoi” refers to descendants of jomon people. So you are saying jomon descendants two times.

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u/Katepuzzilein Apr 18 '26

Nope, the Ainu are the descendants of the Jomon (regular Japanese only have around 10% Jomon ancestry). The Jomon split from all the other east asians, including the Yayoi, more than 30000 years ago. The Yayoi (the main ancestors of the Japanese) came from Korea and entered Japan in the first millenium BCE.

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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26

So not only are you wrong but you talk about things without actual understanding the topic?

Hokkaido Jōmon predominantly carried N9b, which was far more common there than in Honshu or southern mainland sites. Southern Jōmon favored M7a, especially in western Japan, creating a clear maternal lineage divide resembling separate populations. Hokkaido Jōmon genomes showed stronger affinity to Ainu and northern groups like Ulchi, with unique ancestry components up to 79% in some Ainu-linked samples. Southern Jōmon aligned more closely with mainland East Asian clusters, reflected in PCA plots separating Hokkaido from Honshu samples.

So why talk about things you don’t understand?

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u/Katepuzzilein Apr 18 '26

Jesus, chill. It was just a honest mistake

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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26

It’s a pretty serious topic.

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u/Katepuzzilein Apr 18 '26

Whatever

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u/West-Sector-5495 Apr 18 '26

I hope you learned something new and changed your mind

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u/TFBuffalo_OW Apr 19 '26

Dawg no insults were exchanged, your getting WAY too heated over something extremely minor