black people were the first people in japan?

Obviously they went through the Panama Canal, then followed a path of small islands throughout the Pacific Ocean, spreading island culture everywhere they went, until they got to Japan. The whole process may have taken several hundred years. This is why they did not remember Jamaica when they reached Japan, especially since they had no written language before manyouganas were invented.
 
It is true! Space aliens picked up some Africans and took them away. When their experiments were completed, they just dropped them off in Japan. One place is as good as any, they figured.
 
This has to be the dumbest **** I've seen in a while. Does not bode well when this is the first post I read after a long hiatus.
 
Just wanted to educate you a little. Pick up a copy of the documentary titled 'Hidden Colors' & 'Hidden Colors 2' when you are of a broader mind to.....or you could just stay the way you are...perhaps that would be better off anyways.
 
Try as hard as Caucasians have, the fact remains that scientific, archaeological and historical studies have proven that African migrations started from East AFrica toward what is today regarded as the Red Sea and across to Europe. This is why you find Black generals, popes (sorry to burst your bubble, please don't go jumping from a high-rise) and emperors in ancient Rome; it has been documented that the first Chinese were Black and indeed the Japanese were descended from Africa. Pick up a copy of the documentary 'Hidden Colors' 1&2 when you are ready to venture out of your closed mind and join the rest of the world in the 21st century....it's not so bad you know, having an open and educated mind....
 
Correction: The second EVER Shogun , Sakanouye no Tamuramaro, was AFRICAN. It might be unpalatable to some, but this is A FACT.....Sakanoue no Tamuramaro (坂上 田村麻呂?, 758 – June 17, 811) was a general and shogun of the early Heian Period of Japan. He was the son of Sakanoue no Karitamaro

A Black Shogun of Early Japan...
 
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