Коренные жители Японии не японцы?

Why are Ainu indigenous people of Japan? Ethnic Japanese are not the indigenous population of Japan, they are immigrants from Korea, who captured, and in a bloody, centuries -old struggle, who replaced the indigenous population in the reservation. The fact that Ainu are the ancient owners of the Japanese archipelago, Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands are evidenced by written sources and numerous names of geographical objects, the origin of which is associated with the language of Ainu. And even the symbol of Japan - the Great Mount Fujiyama - has in its name the Ainsky word "Fuji", which means "deity of the hearth." According to scientists, Aine settled the Japanese islands about 13,000 years BC and formed a Neolithic culture of Dzemon there. Their culture (which has preserved some elements of Vedism) developed separately from the whole other world, until the arrival of migrants from Korea (about 3000 years ago) arrived on the islands. At first (as well as everywhere - already in our time), Ainu who lived hunting and fishing, used migrants who actively cultivated agriculture (grown rice that allows to feed a large number of population in a relatively small territory), shared lands, knowledge and mutually beneficially traded from them. However, future Japanese quickly multiplied and soon began to supplant the indigenous population from their original lands (a very familiar phenomenon in the present time). They began to count these lands and forgot all the good that the indigenous inhabitants of the island made them. But Ainu were skilled warriors who perfectly owned onions and sword, and the Japanese for a long time could not defeat them. The Japanese initially mastered the south and literally two and a half millennia conquered these lands from the Aborigines, for a long time and stubbornly displacing the locals to the north. Even in the Middle Ages, a third of all present Japan was still not Japanese, but Ainsky