Ancient Link Between Japanese and African People?
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 лип 2017
- Support me on Patreon!
/ fromnothing
Follow my Facebook or Twitter to stay updated on new videos, ideas, and live streams!
/ fromnothingyt
/ fromnothingyt
Join my Discord:
/ discord
Donate!
gofundme.com/FromNothing/
www.paypal.me/Kanoro - Фільми й анімація
Everyone. I KNOW THE STATUE IS A CHINESE GUY While I greatly appreciate the correction it was an honest mistake. I searched for an image of a Japanese statue and that's what I got. My bad. I've been corrected like 100 times. Thanks! Also for those of you who assume I'm a kang who is trying to steal culture, try watching 11 seconds of the video before judging :D
You should pin that
Change Thumbnail
too bad iam watching this video now. I will simply say the first people in Asia are black. the evidence is overwhelming
@@taharka3897 um no..they indeed were not...I dont care if they were of a darker tone..darker skin does not equal black..black people dont have a monopoly of lips, darker skin, flat noses..lets not do this..we hate when white folk steal egypt, lets not steal other cultures...we need to stop trying to claim everything and stop acting like no one had culture outside of black people until 500 years ago..its sad and pathetic
Ummm there is a clear line along the coast of black ppl Yemen Oman India adaman islands negritos New guinea Solomon Island then the aborigines and the ancient Hawaiian Fiji Samoa.... oldest bone found in America 20,000 bce aboriginal South America... so we were everywhere. the Xi ppl or bushman of Africa are probably the progenitor of the Chinese type... them mixed with white I can see being Chinese over time...
By the way, NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR DOING RESEARCH and speaking truth, no one is perfect. They keep this information out of western schools so don't apologize! No more disclaimers non of the other "history" youtubers have disclaimers!
He's a beta male with no balls to speak the truth
@@MrSivram28 shut up
Probably every schools in the world is same. They want to teach you your country's history mainly. None of them has enough time as long as can teach you every single country's history on this planet.
I was thinking the samething..dont apologize for your work..they won't like it either way cause it shows there maybe contact and that's what will piss them off cause it goes against their narrative..
Exactly. He keeps trying to please the deriders of African history. He owes them nothing, and he should realise that. They don't apologise when they invent and rewrite histories, do they?
That’s really true..I’m half Nigerian and Japanese and the names are the same and some words too
@anger & rage come g can't slide in on UA-cam.
anger & rage she looks like shes from Thailand
The imperial where melanated like us, that's why they bombed NAGAsaki and HERUshima
dude, all languages sound similar when it comes to alot of things. greetings for example, Hello, Hao, Ni (Hao), oh Hiyo, all from lands that didn't even know about each other a long time, yet share many similarities.
Nice! You on the gram? What part of Nigeria? IG @ikechimusic heading to Japan soon to play shows 💪🏿
“Hello my name is Funmi, I’m here to pick up my order”
“Oh! Are you part Japanese?!”
“Nope, my parents are from Nigeria, they are Yoruba”
“Really?”
“Yea..no Japanese”
“You sure?”
“Pretty sure”
“Oh okay... your name sounds pretty Japanese”
“Yea I know. I have a friend who’s name is Yuki”
“Are they Japanese?!”
“Nope, they are from Benin”
“Hmmm interesting...oh here is your food”
“Arigato gozaimasu” *said perfectly*
“YOU SAID YOU AREN’T JAPANESE!”
“I’m not... 😏”
“😶”
BeautiFuFu lol
im from edo, the similarities are OD...my cousins have mad asian features but dark..theres asian n portugese in my dna too..hmm
True I believe these people borrowed from us as they did other cultures.
I have Nigerian friend. I'm native Japanese speaker. One time I was pronouncing Yoruba name and he was surprised I was able to pronounce it with perfect "accent", I guess what he's not experienced from his other English speaking friends (yes, we speak in English as common language). Also he mentioned before about how Tokyo old name used to be Edo and was interested about commonality because he was Yoruba man from Edo State
anthony k, source please because I can’t find anything on this
Maybe that's why Black people like Anime so much 🤔
Lol I personally don't enjoy anime.
From Nothing You're missing out bro. Try Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. Those are great anime and are heavily influence by Black American culture like Jazz(Cowboy Bebop) and Hip Hop (Samurai Champloo). I guarantee that you will love those series.
Most younger people seem to enjoy some anime, go to an anime con and see how many white people and everyone else flood those things.
From Nothing I did some research and apparently a long time ago ancient East Asians traveled to Africa
East Africans traveled as far as China (And vice versa) but as far as I know, there was never any contact between Japan and Africa.
I'm from the Edo tribe of Nigeria. A year ago, my 15 yr old daughter asked me to explain to her just how the Japanese are related to the Edo tribe. It's been an ongoing joke, with her telling me to research my Japanese relatives!
She must be cute 😍
Edo is the old name of Tokyo before they changed it.
Edo was the name of Tokyo before 1868.
It’s just romantic to imagine two distant cultures are somehow long lost cousins, fact or not!
There is no Edo tribe. Edo is the state. Bini is the ethnic group. Stop referring to your ethnicity as a tribe, it's demeaning
I never knew this!! I am japanese and have always felt close to my black brothers. This video made me feel even closer. I have Ainu indigenous blood and I notice my people are a bit darker than typical japanese. It is also possible when the polar ice cap was bigger, It allowed travelers to travel north on foot instead of taking a boat. I believe that is how the first settlers were able to reach such a isolate island as japan. There are actually 2 separate gene codes found in japan.. one coming from Asia and the other is unknown (Ainu)
All in all from what I know... white, brown, yellow ect... we all came from mother Africa, it’s embedded in every human dna. Cool video 👍
iMAClikeDRE I'm Asian with Chinese heritage, and I've felt close to black people too.
👍👍💖
David K gtfoh😭🤦🏿♂️☠️☠️
Well it turns out that the closest genetic relatives of the Ainu people... are black! The Ainu people of Japan most commonly share haplogroup D, which is only found in one other group of people, the dark skinned inhabitants of The Andaman Islands near India. The Andamanese Islander people are one of the most isolated groups on the planet, so its crazy to think that any person with indigenous Japanese Ainu DNA would share the same haplogroup that they do. They are also descendants of one of the first groups of people to leave Africa.
oneviwatara Fun Fact. Indigenous Ainus share a common haplogroup D with Andamanese Islanders
I'm Edo from Nigeria as a youngster I was surprised to find that Tokyo had also been named Edo and Shogun sounds like it was derived from Ogun, our war god similar words in Edo are akogun and balogun which means war chief just like shogun and we call the moon uki Japanese say tsuki and both uki and tsuki also mean beauty in both languages. Super weird.
Super interesting! It's crazy how incredibly similar they are for being so far away.
Pathrusim-Akuei-ⲃⲏⲕ son of Ham Nobody said they are related just pointing out linguistic coincidences. You don't think it's curious that 2 empires halfway across the world from each other both named their capital cities Edo? BTW the iron axe is actually for Sango the god of thunder, Ogun carries a sword in times of war and a hammer in times of peace bcos He is also a blacksmith
Shogun, or Shougun is merely a coincidence. It is a Sino-Japanese compound word written in Kanji as ' 将軍 '.
Edo has different etymology and it was the capital only much later in Japanese history.
As for Japanese language itself, the most agreed upon scholarly opinion is that of an isolate.
Structure wise, some linguists say that it could be a mixture of some ancient Yaoi language and some kind of Pacific Islander language (from Joumon people).
Tanaka the Warrior of Yahuah Elohim hey are u on instagram
I had a classmate in high school she was black. When I went to China I saw a Chinese girl with the same exact facial features as my classmate and even hair line that was short it was unreal.
I'm Yoruba and I'm learning Japanese. Whenever people ask why I love learning the Japanese language I can never really explain it. This probably why.
How is the learning coming?
The Japanese taught the Yoruban's everything they know.
No apostrophe before your S unless it's possessive or an abbreviation for "is". There you go, this black man just taught you elementary school grammar.
@@FromNothing Uh... it was just a typo
In Ghana 🇬🇭 we name girls ‘Kabuki’. Our local natural cheese is called ‘Wagashi’. Other Ghanaian girls’ names that echo Japanese are ‘Koshie’ ‘Oboshi’ ‘Torshie’. Goku is an Ewe word which is also Ghanaian. There are many more words that are similar that I haven’t written down and I’ve been pondering 🤔 over this since I was a child.
I am Ghanaian born into a family with strong Asiatic features. We passed the monolid and high cheek bones on to our children and their children’s children for centuries. I truly enjoyed this video, TFS 👍🏾👌🏾👊🏾🙂
What does Goku mean in Ewe? I love Dragonball Z.
It should mean Gulo = Gulu = Kuru = Great = Zulu = Heaven or high above. Am I right? Xhosas in South Africa use it to say NOW! Ngoku!
@@cbenji07 Goku in Ewe means "A seed from a shell"; "Go" means a shell or gourd and "Ku" means seed
You are so right. Ewegbe, Ga/Adagbe are the Gbe languages and are the same people originally from the Benin State in Southern Nigeria. Ewe/Ga and Efo are spoken in Ghana, Togo, Benin and Southern Nigeria.
@truth seeker Whew!!! Thank you for all the info! Even though I am a strong adherent to the out of Africa theory( which even the current Chinese scientist couldn't refute), you gave me lots to think about, names, groups and events! I know the Japanese themselves say that there was a group of people on the island that they called the little red men,( which I supposed were bantu) and the Ainu, I always wondered about Japan. That's what brought me here
A Yoruba friend said to me once that some languages in Nigeria sounds eerily similar to those of east Asia.
Yes,that’s true. I’m Nigerian myself and each time I hear Japanese names,I’m always like “wtf? Are these people from Africa?” Lol 😂
It’s crazy!!!
One of the funny mistakes what Afrocentric people have made until now is actually the Japanese they always talk about for this "Connection" theory is modern Japanese. lol. Ancient and medieval Japanese sounded very different like ancient Mongolian sound and Altaic Languages. As much as it's so hard to understand the lost sounds for modern Japanese people.
@@kingmartin3990 One of my cousins middle name looks is spelled the same way as a name in Japan. It also means the same thing. It's why her parents chose it. Can't spell the name, but I always find things like that remarkable
@Dhamih
_”They're just pointing out some cool similarities between unrelated languages.”_
_”when someone finds similarities,it doesn't mean they are trying to claim your culture.”_
= Then, for what purpose did they make those false evidences??
_” is old Chinese also different from modern one”_
= 1000 years ago, 5000 years ago, 10000 years ago, nothing is same.
_"because I have seen some similarities with Chinese and korean too,”_
= Oh, You don’t know they’ve lived next to each other since 2500 years ago till now.
_”those east Asian languages have basis /constructs that are similar to African languages.”_
= Learn Finish or Tamil, you’ll see the real meaning of “similar”.
@@user-oh9ye4jm4h I don't see what's the problem of comparing two unrelated languages. It seems to me it's more personal for you.
You referenced a lof of the African words as "Sounding Japanese" lol I questioned myself do those words really sound Japanese or do Japanese words sound African.
You're right! Japanese words sound African. I'm retied US Navy 24 yrs of service. I've been to, and lived in all of those Asian counties for over 17 yrs. The indigenous people in all of those counties are/were so-called black AFRICANS! In fact when I was back in Japan, and China around 1999, I met a few! They're still there, and living up near the mountains. They told me to my face that they are of African descent! And from what I can tell, it looked like they were happy to see me! I'm a so-called African-American Lol They basically stay among their own, but the local people know that they're there.
@@coollock5912 what?
excellent comment and observation
Step 1 - Chose the country you want
Step 2 - Find words in their language which sound like your language
step 3 - Say "Hey, guys! We're connected!"
(Notice : Never show people that 99.99999999% of their words are totally different)
I never talk to smart people Thank you for this. Oh and that Indigenous African Japanese story was hilarious. Some people are in love with their delusion lol
We have it in Zambia too, even the word for "mother" in Japanese is the word for woman in Zambia's largest native tongue.
Capital city in Zambia is Lusaka.
'Chikara' means power in Japanese but it's a widely used curse term in Bemba (One of the largest native tongues). I could go on.
The weird thing is outside of other African languages with similar roots, our languages don't sound like any others from around...except Japanese!
It's so bizarre. I really wish there was more professional research done into this topic. Thank you for the comment. I'm glad to hear native speakers shed light on this for me.
At 1:47 I clearly specified which African language family good sir. And btw there are more than just 3 families.
CherryArmada watch the documentary Hidden Colours there are four instalments and they cover this topic and talk about how the dynasty's came about it's a really good watch
Zenme Yangzi that’s what Europeans say .. and they don’t understand our language s
I'm a native Japanese speaker and I've noticed the linguistic similarities as well! Cool vid
You are onto something with this. I'm West African, Igbo native, to be specific. I watch a lot of anime so I can tell when the phonetics match. Similar sounds and all, but even if it is just a coincidence, it's an interesting one.
Zenme Yangzi nope not they were not especially great Zimbabwe they merely traded with them
He isn't saying the N word, hes forgetting to put the I in KKKKKKKKKIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG
i agree when i was young n i watched Anime and kung-fu flicks it was kinda krazy because i was really able to pick up alot of the dialogue very quickly. Even if i didnt understand the WORDS at time i usually could know what was being spoken on and the TONE. its funny he mentioned the whole idea of tones too...in the end if u ask me its clear that its not similarities....its one and the same
@pokezee king-wolf Turkic by definition is pronounced Turukic and in Africa Turuki (look up the African bantu tribe called Turkana - Turu-Kana means Zulu Kana/Gana/Ghana or Kwena or Gona people of the crocodile totem) and Zuruki is the same thing. As a Zulu, I can confirm a lot of Chinese especially in the autonomous regions are Zulu and African. That is why they are so dark. We also share the same tribal names. For instance, I am from the Mungwe or Hungwe or Mungo or Hungo caste. In China, the Hmong, who range from looking like us to looking mixed race but back, like about 5-15m South Africans, pronounce Mmong as Mung. Sesotho and Tswana/Chuan or Sesuan African language sounds a lot like Chinese, with names such Sumo, Palai etc. Japanese and Chinese conquerors (Han = white people) sold us to slavery in indian markets and we were bought by Dutch. Other names are Koniswang, Lebohang, Nkgopotse, Madibuseng etc. That is my language as a Pedi or Mbedzi or Mbezi person but I speak the main language spoken by Southern Africans: Zulu.
An aside: The Turkish capital, Ankara, used to be called Angora which is similar to another Zulu country or town, Angola or Pongola, respectively. Also, Ankara means the place of the Ngala or Nkara people. Nkara or Ngala or Galla (like the Oromo in Ethiopia) is Lion, which is what we call ourselves as Africans. The current Turks only arrived as a white wave in the 1800s mostly displacing our people. The Turki you speak of, used to be black and aborigine before the Slavs took over Russia. Now, they are lily white just like how the Chinese turned white.
Not a coincidence my friend.. negro black people are afro asiatic by origin!!
I feel like Africa and Asia have more in common than we think. I’m African and I’ve been saying that
@Suzie Q
YES! You are correct.
Africans (The First Man) & Asians in general do have a lot of shared/relatable cultural values.
Cultural values, also traditional ancient religion are very similar!
I'd say all human cultures have more in common than most people think.
It's true.. Follow Praveen Mohan.. He bunks many things with real sites and evidences.
The scenarios outlined by Hammer include an out of Africa migration over 100,000 years ago, the YAP+ insertion on an Asian Y-chromosome 55,000 years ago and a back migration of YAP+ from Asia to Africa 31,000 years ago by its subclade haplogroup E.[25] This analysis was based on the fact that older African lineages, such as haplogroups A and B, were YAP negative whereas the younger lineage, haplogroup E was YAP positive. Haplogroup D, which is YAP positive, was clearly an Asian lineage, being found only in East Asia with high frequencies in the Andaman Islands, Japan and Tibet. Because the mutations that define haplogroup E were observed to be in the ancestral state in haplogroup D, and haplogroup D at 55kya, was considerably older than haplogroup E at 31kya, Hammer concluded that haplogroup E was a subclade of haplogroup D and migrated back to Africa.
I can't see why not. I'm Indonesian and I have West African DNA in me but I don't even look African. My great grandfather is Japanese.
So it's either I have the DNA from him or my West African ancestor travelled to Indonesia.
And if my West African ancestor can travel to Indonesia, then why not to Japan? That's just my thought though.
The indigenous people of Indonesia were darker skinned and curly haired, similar to that of the Philipines, so it could be possible that they were Africans that just migrated to these regions long long ago before the Europeans did.
@Gray Ime those indigenous people aren't Africans. Genetically they are more closely related to South Asians, despite their appearance.
@@FromNothing yes, but those South Asians derived from Africa. Especially south Indians.
Africa and Asia was the same one continent many centuries ago remember
DKhisa he’s trying to cater for whites it’s actually funny
You know they have ancient African skeletons discovered in japan. And nevermind all the DNA evidence
They still have black people there.
We all know the 'Ancient Japanese' people were black. We were everywhere..not limited to Africa. This is all just a huge ass cover up to keep the masses uniformed and unaware. The veils are slowly comin off and they don't want us to realize our true history or jus how close we are to taking this bitch back over. But issa comin.. believe that
@Odysseus Well if your entire race was treated like the scum of the earth by the same people who taught you your supposed history, would you believe it? If when you heard something and it triggered something deep within you, like a knowing, a realization.. would you ignore it and chalk it up as you being overbearing and paranoid or would you trust in yourself? Race to us simply isn't a factor in ancient history because anything ancient was BLACK. Period. It's true we WERE Samurais and royalty. It ain't about WHO we were, but about WHERE we were, and we were everywhere. We once ruled here, and we did an astonishing job at it too. You must understand that our ancestors entrusted that power and privilege into a people who never knew such divinity, and who took advantage of their newfound power and caused mass destruction, and for that we had to pay the ultimate price (slavery, police brutality, discrimination,). Take a look around. The world is in shambles. Not because of you, but because power was given to a greedy set of people who only cared about money and themselves. Not the suffering and well being of other's, let alone someone else's history, lmao. So please don't ever try and tell me I'm not happy in my culture. My being is the very essence of culture. This stuff gets deep, but I'm sure I'm just wasting my time explaining this all to you.
@Odysseus And also that "small set of blacks" you referred to are black people who have a mind of their own and think for themselves. We are the lucky ones who weren't completely brainwashed by deceptive textbooks or led astray by way of religion, is that such a problem? Besides, how do you know that what we claim isn't true? What makes what you were told any more relevant than what I was told? What makes your version of history truer than anyone else's? We think and believe what we please. This is a free country after all😉
Babygirl Gigi very well said 👏🏿👏🏿
I am a black guy and I really like Japanese.......they have so much discipline
The scenarios outlined by Hammer include an out of Africa migration over 100,000 years ago, the YAP+ insertion on an Asian Y-chromosome 55,000 years ago and a back migration of YAP+ from Asia to Africa 31,000 years ago by its subclade haplogroup E.[25] This analysis was based on the fact that older African lineages, such as haplogroups A and B, were YAP negative whereas the younger lineage, haplogroup E was YAP positive. Haplogroup D, which is YAP positive, was clearly an Asian lineage, being found only in East Asia with high frequencies in the Andaman Islands, Japan and Tibet. Because the mutations that define haplogroup E were observed to be in the ancestral state in haplogroup D, and haplogroup D at 55kya, was considerably older than haplogroup E at 31kya, Hammer concluded that haplogroup E was a subclade of haplogroup D and migrated back to Africa.
@@mansatumaskeita8659 can you explain what you just said like your explaining it to a 10 year old because i did not understand what you said
@@jewalss basically sciency way of saying genetically Africans are far more ancient and are connected more to the indigenous people of asia who predate the modern day Asian since the people on the Andaman Islands for example an island in the so called Indian Ocean (naga Kushite ocean) are directly connected to African lineages from long ago
You could have that same discipline too if you tried hard enough.
The word ‘Congo’ means undefeatable in Japanese and the cognate ‘Nga ‘ ie naga is common in several languages.. also Wolof when spoken sounds like Vietnamese to me.. I believe there was an ancient relationship
I noticed far later after making this video that the accents of East Africans such as the Swahili sound very similar to East Asians. For example the fact that they tend to replace their R sounds with L sounds.
I think the break-up happened around the late 1800s and the 2 world wars. The countries were populated by black people - real Japanese, Chinese, Burmese etc. are dark. The Wushe for instance lost their port to Japan in the late 1800s and found themselves in AFRICA - a few are left in Taiwan - but Wushes call themselves Zulus and Sothos in South Africa. Some looked like Aetas with straighter hair, so when apartheid came along, whotes convinced them they are different and they are "coloured" - not quite white but definitely not black. SAME TRIBE!!!! But now they are DIFFERENT, according to white people!!! Then they mixed with some white conquerors and started adoring the white culture and affinity. Africa was built up over the past 200 years to be this populated through racial politics and economics and the search for economic, spiritual and political dominion. It is nonsensical that people lived by race - my family is mixed from centuries ago - we are generally light-skinned as opposed to really dark mixed people and Africans but we live as African black people because that is who we are. The black vs. white was introduced to divide and tell lies and not because it is truth.
We used to make up the conqueror's armies. The Arabs, Spanish, Dutch, English and pretty much every world power to the BC Persians used us as we were known as valiant warriors - The Khorisan/Khoisan, The Koxinga or Mashinga or Madinka, Maharlika or Malinga or Mande or Mali or Madi or Nian or Nien People of Israel. All conquerors used to have us as their fighters because God gave us fighting ability. That is why no AFRICAN army has been subdued by external parties alone. ALL armies that defeat us have to divide us and make us fight on both sides.
I think some African tribes fought in the US Civil War and Spanish and Spanish-US Wars. Just a hunch but I am usually right about these kind of things. There is more than meets the eye.
@@FromNothing The Zulu people in South Africa also do that, at least the ones in rural lands. They don't say the letter R but pronounce it as an L
I am from Edo in Nigeria, we greet elders with word like domor, and Japanese people use similar word to greet too. They just double it. By saying it twice, Domor Domor.
Amazing.
I'm from the Caribbean and I live in Japan lots of the stuff you mentioned here I noticed within my first month here. And there's a lot more similarities that I did not expect. Well done on the video.
I am aware that the sculpture shown was Chinese and not Japanese. We all make mistakes sometimes. I apologize.
@ZULU MATUBU DAS RITE! WE WUZ BUDDHA AND SHEEEEEITTTT!!11
@ZULU MATUBU WYPIPO BE EUROS AND SHEEEEITT!!!11
Still an interesting video for people to brainstorm, I feel like you should've included that modern day Japanese cam from areas of east Asia, maybe Korea? According to DNA. Whats left of indigenous people of Japan are the Ainu and they are closer related to the Aboriginal tribes of Australia. So that's why the video makes a good brainstorm, before the colonization of the island of Japan the world could have been more in contact with each other than what most people think. As far as the the Aboriginal and Ainu having similar DNA, well that's probably too far back for anyone to figure out.
The ainu people in japan are related to the Wa. The bushmen were calles Wa'nege. Okina'wa(japan).
Their clothing are similar too. The robe of Ryukyu is very similar to the kente cloth.
The Yaps orgin is nigeria,they have same ancestors as the shiya muslims who moved into india and eventually japan.....alice linsley explains it quite well.
HEY THE FIRST CHINESE DYNATIES WERE BLACK …. XIA , ZHANG AND XIA
I'm half Yoruba. And since I'm into anime, while watching the subbed versions I did notice similarities in words names and the language.
Theres a ancient link between all of us
The scenarios outlined by Hammer include an out of Africa migration over 100,000 years ago, the YAP+ insertion on an Asian Y-chromosome 55,000 years ago and a back migration of YAP+ from Asia to Africa 31,000 years ago by its subclade haplogroup E.[25] This analysis was based on the fact that older African lineages, such as haplogroups A and B, were YAP negative whereas the younger lineage, haplogroup E was YAP positive. Haplogroup D, which is YAP positive, was clearly an Asian lineage, being found only in East Asia with high frequencies in the Andaman Islands, Japan and Tibet. Because the mutations that define haplogroup E were observed to be in the ancestral state in haplogroup D, and haplogroup D at 55kya, was considerably older than haplogroup E at 31kya, Hammer concluded that haplogroup E was a subclade of haplogroup D and migrated back to Africa.
@@mansatumaskeita8659 the out of AFRICA THEORY IS wrong.
Mansa did not take thousands of ships out of the Gambia river to the Americas to explore = he was going back to his dominion.
BLACK PEOPLE ACCEPTED the out of Africa theory because it washes them of a long history of bad egotistical behavior. but Karma is just never-the-less.
eu is dumb AF ,😆😆😆 nobody walked out of Africa because they needed more space.
naturally they interpet everying on earth in a narrow minded view of THEIR HISTORY ON EARTH. Earth is 2021 years old, everyone had a stone age, no one had ships.
so when they see signs of a land being nuked or the Sphinx has heavy water erosion = the brushed it off because it invalidate their theory.
the meek DID inherited the Earth, and we are miles away from modern Earth. LOL no nation can built a pyramid in 2021. ancient bombs left no traces of you
Just want to clear things up. The terracotta soldier in your thumbnail is Chinese, not Japanese.
This was interesting, I always was curious why languages in Nigeria are similar to some words in Japanese.
You should do a video on Alternate History and what he did on what if Slavery Never Happened, can't stand his take on African history
LBJTITAN23 ewee
LBJTITAN23 Human Nature period
I'm from the DR Congo, and speak Lingala, and for some reason there are so many words in my native language that have the same meaning in Japanese. The most obvious one is "nani", and those of you who watch anime know it means what. Well in Lingala "nani" means who and what. My older brother is also called Kenzo, which I've always found weird.
YOUR DOMINION WAS THE AMERICAS... the words may have migrated down. the same way you migrated out iron technology
Your history is way way older than west Africa!! Central Africa wad invaded eons ago ... when Africa was "SAIL-ABLE continent ". 🌊 The last of those waters is Lake Victoria.
infact the row boats use in Egypt was a modified copy of those 1st people from central --America--- Africa.. the sahara desert didnt even exist yet. review the OLMECs
** kongo faith cant be mixed with West African spirituality = it will blow your roof off !!!! lol people in the Caribbean who have west & central Africa people tried it, you cant blend both ancestors either. you have to choose.
EUROPEANS ARE WRONG wth putting everyone under the "bantu umbrella"
✨ Africa is the home of the meekest people - from HUGE POWER KINGDOMS outside Africa. when humans get in trouble they come home. this is why its called mama Africa. Madagascar is a land were many asiatic people were in route to Africa to escape all of that 🔥🔥👍🔥. 2020 covid = many people from all races rush to Africa for safety.
🌍 🌎 🌏 the meek shall inherit the Earth.
the OUT OF AFRICA THEORY is wrong,
they know Earth was once all Black, but instead of admitting it in the school books they explain African culture outside Africa. its repackaged as a migration thesis..
so if Kongo dance with a grass skirt and Hawaii dance with a grass skirt is just residual history.
but did you know when the Europeans invaded Hawaii the 🤴🏿 👸🏽 monarch sent a boat to Africa for help (not knowing it also fell).
@@cinnamonstar808There are so many words in Lingala that sound like Japanese also think of city/region names like Kasenga, Katanga, Kananga, Kisagani, Basoko etc.
Hi Zande i Love the language. in Zulu "nani" means what else" ubani is who. I have a fav song called Lingala - Lost Desert
Maybe Asian culture's retained more of the original languages of our frist ancesters that came out of southern Africa while the middle east gave birth to languages simular to the people's of Europeans I think it is possible but travel and the European and semitic divergence from the language that I theorized about
+The Yellow Sage possible but unlikely. Europeans and Arabs are more genetically similar to Africans and were a lot more connected to them throughout history through trade.
From Nothing another thing Africa has been trading with the east since well the 500s at least so this could be about that but I think it's just a coincidence
This is true and clearly seen!
@@FromNothing Europeans Have nothing to do with Africans!!!!
It’s most likely a coincidence since the Japanese language and writing system is based on Han Dynasty Chinese. A
If I was Japanese I would ask myself, why was "Heru"shima and "Naga"saki blown up? I would start right there to connect the dots.
Your observations are wise. Past history keep showing us that in these times “sharing knowledge” between people from different part of the planet was really connecting us. Let’s remember that we are all the same living being on this beautiful little world, being united
At 9:00 the "Japanese" sculpture is actually a soldier from the famous Terracotta Army, so he is actually Chinese.
Good video.
Whoops. Damn that sucks, I'm surprised I didn't catch that, thanks!
No problem. Keep up the good work.
Yea I'll probably do something like that at some point.
I laughed when I saw the thumbnail.
EXtraOrdinary lol why
Idk but this is def food for thought as my father is Nigerian and our last name sounds Japanese..in fact. Oftentimes when someone sees my name prior to meeting me, they automatically assume I'm Japanese and they are completely shocked to see that I am black. There are Japanese that have my family's same last name currently living I'm Japan...very interesting and my African family members do have the Asian shaped eyes.
Very interesting stuff.
Asians were black until 1900s. Japan, Korea was taken over by US. But you can't take away the brown. The Slavs moved into Russia and turned it white. It was black before. Russia has a lot of black history memorabilia.
Ntuthuko Zwane East Asians were not “black”. They’re all descended from ancient Siberians. Look at any art from before any European contact. There is no evidence that they had “black” skin. We Asians can have dark skin, but not like the African people.
古川佳龍 But, ainu people were black. you need to go search about picture of Ainu in 1800s. They had a dark skin and they had kinky hairs.
And how Nigerians can speak in perfect Japanese accent compared to European counterpart! 😁😄
I am Japanese and I was surprised that west Africa has pounded yam culture and Japan has mochi culture look very similar.
In Nigerian Igbo and Japanese, Chika is the common name.
wow that interesting, I have a cousin named Chika
As a HUGE language lover I want to commend your highly keen eye (or ear really) for spotting the similarities between two very diverse and very interesting language families! You also desrve commendation for your astute forewarning prior to actually engaging in these observations. You sir get an insta-sub from me 😊.
Please continue sharing your what you have learned and I will eagerly be following your channel!
I was and am still amazed by the similarities in certain words in Japanese and in some Nigerian languages. Imagine my surprise when I watched an anime some years back and the MC had the abbreviated version of my name. I have also seen full versions of Nigerian names of varying tribes which are also Japanese names, but the only difference is that though they may sound alike or have similar spellings, they have different meanings. It's amazing!
Yes I noticed the same thing! Here's a list of names and cities from Ghana that have a Japanese sound...
Osei- Name
Oyoko-Town
Enchi- Town
Sosu- Name
Agosa- Town
You would also include every other syllabic language, if that is the basis for a connection. Whatever source you use you will find that at one time people came from one location and branched all over the world. There will always be survivals of their original language no matter how far apart they are and how few the examples. You need a longer list of word-similarities. And maybe that of the grammatical structures of the languages.
Trance Ford, Ghanaian? You forgetting words like "takashi" and even japanese wrestling "sumo" is derived from "somu" which means "to hold". They used names and words such a "nana" as well.
Kumasi is another kne. I told a mate that my family had origins in kumasi and he said "you don't look Japanese"
“Sora” for sky In Japanese I wonder how it’s pronounced or if it sounds similar to “Osoro” sky in twi.
Robert Caslen absolutely you can see it all over Africa we were first my people we were first, especially the Xhosa people, Asian languages are tonal as well african languages we are all about sounds
I agree with language similarity - I just came back from Japan on a 2 weeks trip and live in China but originally from DR Congo grew up in the UK. I found that many of the names and names of places are similar to that of my country of origin dialect. I was baffled and couldn't understand why. Unlike in China Japan has a close link with African dialect from what I have seen. Thanks for the video.
Very fascinating stuff
Man just used a statue of Chinese guy and called him Japanese
And he called this "research"
@No Name i did but I'm just calling out on the fact that he call this research.its not about "everyone makes mistakes" the mistake he made proves that he know nothing about japan history and yet he is trying to make connections between japan and Africa when he knows nothing.everything he point out in this video can be proven wrong with real facts
@No Name anyone that know anything about asian history would know that statue is chinese with a single glance
@@user-lv4ne7nq1h everyone makes mistakes, probably just Google searched images and didn’t take a closer look at it. Doesn’t mean you’re whole thesis is wrong because you make one mistake with the stock photos
@@noticemesenpai69 if thats all the effort hes put it that just makes this a lazy video only begging and praying for correlation to prove his beliefs right which is just confirmation bias
I am a Mosotho. other tribes joke with us saying we sound like chinese in some words we use.
We have a hat that looks like the chinese straw hat. Some of people here have chinese facial features. They have similar nicknames "China".
in South Africa there is a small country called Lesotho. It has a strong relationship with China.
There is a connection.
I'm also from Sotho from South Africa and people say I look Asian all the time 😂
The scenarios outlined by Hammer include an out of Africa migration over 100,000 years ago, the YAP+ insertion on an Asian Y-chromosome 55,000 years ago and a back migration of YAP+ from Asia to Africa 31,000 years ago by its subclade haplogroup E.[25] This analysis was based on the fact that older African lineages, such as haplogroups A and B, were YAP negative whereas the younger lineage, haplogroup E was YAP positive. Haplogroup D, which is YAP positive, was clearly an Asian lineage, being found only in East Asia with high frequencies in the Andaman Islands, Japan and Tibet. Because the mutations that define haplogroup E were observed to be in the ancestral state in haplogroup D, and haplogroup D at 55kya, was considerably older than haplogroup E at 31kya, Hammer concluded that haplogroup E was a subclade of haplogroup D and migrated back to Africa.
The Khoi and San, our ancestors, who have those "Chinese feature" are one of the oldest groups in the world! And waaay definitely older than all of Japan or China's history! We have no relation with Asians, and tbh Asians are extremely antiblack.... And that should say a lot
You were right about language similarities (the tonality & words do not end with (voiced) constants). I'm Yoruba. I noticed Yoruba-Japanese language similarities when I came across their cartoons(Naruto)😆.
The art works from both groups are great. But notice the Ife life sized artwork, it has almost no exaggerations, the nose, big lips shows they were locals, the headgear shows they were prominent members of the Yoruba society at that century.
I give you credits, I love your compilation. But I can see u don't like trolls so you decided to clear things out, LOL 😂.
My mom's brother's name is Chika. Apparently it's a feminine japanese name, but he's Igbo.
Oo ki in Yoruba literally means, it's thick or hefty. Compare with Japanese OOKII for big.
The scenarios outlined by Hammer include an out of Africa migration over 100,000 years ago, the YAP+ insertion on an Asian Y-chromosome 55,000 years ago and a back migration of YAP+ from Asia to Africa 31,000 years ago by its subclade haplogroup E.[25] This analysis was based on the fact that older African lineages, such as haplogroups A and B, were YAP negative whereas the younger lineage, haplogroup E was YAP positive. Haplogroup D, which is YAP positive, was clearly an Asian lineage, being found only in East Asia with high frequencies in the Andaman Islands, Japan and Tibet. Because the mutations that define haplogroup E were observed to be in the ancestral state in haplogroup D, and haplogroup D at 55kya, was considerably older than haplogroup E at 31kya, Hammer concluded that haplogroup E was a subclade of haplogroup D and migrated back to Africa.
The whole "We was Kangs!" reference is so very disrespectful to your own people. Of course every man is Africa wasn't a King, as it is not the case now. However, most people don't know that the equivalence of kingdoms and empires even existed on the continent prior to European invasion. Most people think that we were living lives that were very close to that of animals and that's why people don't respect Africa, now. Our experience did not start with slavery and colonialism. This is what the phrase, "We were Kings" means. This would have been a great video, IF you had not ruined it with that.
💯! It was hard for me to watch the first time because of that.
Seeing this three years later and I agree with you, entirely. I only hope the videos creator read and understood your comment.
First of all the first Asians were Black people…. Two were not all Africans and didnt come from Africa so before you talk learn the facts
Ya was Black and became light so its not “disrespectful” to anyone stop acting like your better then us and again . We are not Africans
@@Jah_AP 😂😂😂geezus xrist. You literally no haplogroup in common😒
LOL. I noticed these similarities years ago watching anime and hearing similar and in some cases identical names to Yoruba. When I inquired I was rebuffed. A web search only turned up some speculation. Glad to see I'm not the only one who's noticed.
Great video. I just subscribed. There are some similarities in clothing as well particularly the Fulani hat which I believe is from another West African group resembles traditional Asian headwear.
Thank you for posting this, my brother🧔🏾👌🏾
I think what he is exposing is that at one time in pre Diluvian history there may have been a world wide culture like today and in these two languages we see the remnants of that ancient world language. Just as today English the language of one little island is spoken all over the world by different people in many lands.
That's what I believe too! In pre-deluvian days (our first time) we had developed world-wide culture connecting Africa to Asia to America (look at especially those afro-Asian featured Olmec heads!)
That busts the evolution lie pushed largely by Western scholars regarding different people groups being separated by +50000 years. More like 3500-4500 years.
But also, post flood, the ancestors of the Japanese people (The Jomon- Then possibly Ammon/Moab) were fairly close to the ancestors of the Yoruba (I personally believe to be the Hebrews).
@@beezelsub interesting, look at the Sans people in south west Africa the oldest people in the world. I have a friend from Taiwan who said they have myths of small dark skin wild men and to this day they have a ritual were they give offering to the little dark people so they won’t attack them said to be a ferocious people who preferred to live in solitude away from the new arrivals. I think this speaks of a Indian Ocean South China Sea people who became isolated once sea levels rose. You can see it in the people of the south Japanese islands.
@@beezelsub interesting, look at the Sans people in south west Africa the oldest people in the world. I have a friend from Taiwan who said they have myths of small dark skin wild men and to this day they have a ritual were they give offering to the little dark people so they won’t attack them said to be a ferocious people who preferred to live in solitude away from the new arrivals. I think this speaks of a Indian Ocean South China Sea people who became isolated once sea levels rose. You can see it in the people of the south Japanese islands.
Theres an african who came into Japan, his name was Yasuke (his african name is now lost), and he served as samurai of the Lord Oda Nobunada (if my memory is good).
I know all about Yasuke but that was in the 1600s and he was a slave brought there by the Portuguese so that's a totally different category.
@@FromNothing i know, just mentioned it. Those portuguese missionaries ruined Brazil too. Nice Chanel btw.
😲😲
Thanks so much!!! Been looking for this type video, I have been wondering about this cus I am from edo Nigeria.. so much similarity between Those two! Thanks!
WE WUZ SAMURAIZ AND SHIEEEET
I knew Japanese were of African descent when I saw them dance in competitions. They hear music like we do. They go inside the music and catch what is going on inside and connect with it. They are fierce competitors in dance because they are a bloodline of the Kings of dance, the mighty Africans.
On the boat tip, Africans, and Amaru-Khans (us) were master boat builders and master navigators. They taught Europeans how to navigate. The Black Californians would sail the South Pacific and go Africa all of the time. Africans would do the same.
"Unlike most other languages of East Asia, Japanese is a tonal language" Uhhh... What? Japanese is not identified as a true tonal language; it only has limited tonal elements, described as a "pitch accent". Chinese languages also make up a large portion of East Asian languages, and China doesn't lie in Southeast Asia any more than Japan does, which make some of your other comments about language very strange.
Japanese isn't tonal I think he spoke on a mistake. I speak Japanese.
Erudito otidur
so it is not a "true" tonal language, so it has limited elements and he is discussing one of them-
it is obvious that people left the continent at different times and went to different places,
it is up to the "true" scientist to see the obvious and "convince" the European Establishment? or spend his or her creative energy going outside the European Box and searching for evidence- which is what they do, unless the evidence points in the wrong direction-and they sit on it.
don't wait for them to admit the truth-
and just because someone who calls themselves crissyisajojofan says it speaks Japanese doesn't mean it understands where the language comes from-
Great Video! Bibliography: A book written by Credo Mutwa (A Zulu Sangoma of South Africa), African Shaman, 1996. In the book Mr. Mutwa (speaks Zulu, a Southern Bantu Language) spoke about his travels to Japan; some International Religious Conference. Upon leaving the hotel he and his wife were able to speak Zulu and successfully interacting with Japanese people verbally.
Purchase the book and be amazed!
Thank you for sharing this great bit of info!
I have this book. ❤
Very very amazing work brother keep on putting out videos and powerful information and research
I'll admit, the yoruba ethnic group always fascinated me. They have the most mysterious and unique history in pretty much all of Africa. With some records even saying, their the descendants of the first nubians ( don't know if that's true or not though.).
I’ve noticed this similarity between Yoruba and Japanese culture specifically. I am from the Yoruba lineage here in the US. It started with something as small as noticing that My nickname is Buki which is also a popular in Japan. From there the similarities just continued including the style of traditional dress being the Kimono for women, and buba, lopa for Yoruba, the patterns and prints and striking as some are the same. I’ve noticed the architecture, the culture of venerating ones Ancestors being the highest, and so much more. I’m really looking to explore this topic more, and this has been the first video that has actually made any sense. Thank you.
.....VERY much appreciate your even-handedness, intellectual curiosity and bringing this to our attention, sir - we need MUCH more of it, NOW especially!
This is very interesting! Thanks for posting and hope you are able to do further research.
Even in chinese we have similar
Words like
Fei fly in chinese
Fei fly also thesame meaning in igbo language.
I want to say that i can actually listen to you and tell you've researched your topics
There is no linguistic link between east Asia and sub Saharan Africa says every scholar in academia specializing in linguistics.
I really have no words to describe how much I LOVE your efforts and the fact that you share your factual findings (which must have taken a lot of your life) with us. THANK YOU SIR, people like you make me proud to be a human being ; )
This was way after that, and you've probably already heard about it, but to anyone who's interested there was an African/black man who was taken to Japan with the Porugese, and through a series of weird events became a samurai for Oda Nobunaga. He went by Yasuke I think. Just thought that was interesting.
Very well done video! :) All true, I did notice a lot of this prior to this video, as I am Edo (Benin) from my Mom's side. Here is a new fun fact though: There is a place in Edo called "Okada" and I found out it is also a place name in Japan.
Ive been trying to explain this. I speak Ga an endangered language from Ghana popular in Accra and Im learning Japanese, so many of yhe words sound similar. I can say a sentence in Ga then Japanese and my friends wont be able to tell which is which. We even have similar words with the same meaning. And the names as other comments has pointed out! Thank you for this video, I was going crazy with all of these very similar words and sounds we share.
Japanese isnt tonal, its pich accented. If Japanese is related to any language it might be Korean, they are neighbouring isolates.
To me Songhai sound Chinese.
Some character on our writing system came from china and korea when buddhism is spreading and some characters like kanji was made by our own ancestors that's what i read in japanese history book.
@@politiciangoku7089
If I remember correctly Kanji came from Chinese Hanzi. Hiragana and Katakana were made by Japanese from Kanji.
But I wasnt talking about the writing system, I was talking about the spoken language (the grammar, the words, etc...)
@@gunjfur8633 i thought you never realize but some of characters in kanji was made by our own ancestors what im trying to say, im sorry idk google bad translation, if your saying we are africans your not wrong cuz all humans came from africa but that is thousands of years ago all humans came from africa, in dialect we know it came from proto-japonic but don't exactly know where it came from because languages now have similar with chinese, korean and some austronesian maybe was influence by okinawans but this is a nice theory.
We are one. We are all made in the image of The Most High God.
Praise Odin!
Which is the black woman!
@DEVIN POHL I wont disagree with that. I will say this, I dont care to avoid conflict when speaking the truth, it does hurt sometimes but is severely needed, we certainly cant keep sugar coating and beLIEving in lies lol. You are respectful, this is why you spoke the way you did, so am I, this is why I agreed with you, to hell with those who want to fight and cause conflict, they will just be stuck in that cycle much longer lmao.
Robert Caslen especially when Africans were always believe to children of a lesser god and were ostracized for being african and every move took against Africans were deliberate, calculated, of hate, for skin color, and greed...as the truths are coming out we can’t just be asked to be ok with the facts that our history was hidden just because of hate
@@thebridge5483 that's right family, not to mention all a while the Free Masons, Shriners, illuminati, Mystery schools and any secret society studies EGYPT!
Amazing video thank you!
You don't need make the claim that you are different from those who make ridiculous claims. Do you.
we wuz banzai and shiet
@@kameradimran2163 Uz ah Crakhead n shiieeetttt
In the Swahili language the first five numbers end with vowels, very similar with the first vowels used while learning the Japanese language.
@from nothing you should also do a video on the connections between Africa and South India, apparently if you check out Ron Eglash's video/book on African architecture, you find fractal architecture most common in Africa and South India
They call us Africans but we are The Original People of the Earth. Indigenous People of the earth. We didn't just live on one continent. We ruled all over. Something happened to us. Videos like this give hope we will remember our story again.
True
We wuz kangz
Haha what do you say ?
But the poster of the video still sounds like a mentally inhibited bigot with the "kangz" mockery comment.
WE WUZ KANGZZZZZZZZ
I'm from east Africa and usually when I try to google something in my language I get Japanese pages and results. Plus most of my Sudanese friends have names you would mistaken for Chinese or Japanese. So this is not a surprise to most Africans. We just don't know the history or any possibility of a link.
WE WUZ JAPANESE N SHIEEET
We must understand that the ancient Japanese people sprouted from two different tribes of late stone age, early iron-bronze hunter gatherers - first it was the Jomon tribe whose origins are yet to be ascertained, and secondly, the more developed hunter-gatherer Yayoi tribe which came hundreds of years later but whose origins are also yet to be ascertained. The existence of these two groups as progenitors of the Japanese is a widely accepted and supported fact by the Japanese themselves who have been discovering more and more archeological finds that teach them more about these ancient people. Both the Jomon and the Yayoi had spoken languages of their own but unfortunately, no writings or scripts have been found. Also, there are no written records about each coming from within their own tribes which tell of their origins, cultures and spoken languages, while records written about them by outsiders such as the Chinese are very, very few and inextensive. It is thought that the modern Japanese language spoken today still retains the language structure and vocabulary of both these ancient tribes albeit the writing system was adapted from the Chinese writing system while developing their own indigenous scripts derived also from the Chinese characters. So far, no African connection had been inferred nor implied in many of the studies and researches unless one can clearly prove that the ancient tribes had African origins.
I would just like to quickly point out here that the Japanese word for "writing" (kakikomi) is a noun whose root word "kaki" was derived from it's verb form "kaku" (to write). Many Japanese words (as well as Austronesian words) are constructed in like manner by combining two words (compound) to form a new word. I wonder if the same is true with the African languages you have cited here. Lastly, I would just like to make a correction, the Japanese word for house is spelled "ie" which you spelled here as "Le". Thank you.
It will be interesting if scholars seriously looked into connections between ancient Japanese to African origins. In particular, the Jomon peoples (since they've been in Japan over 10,000 years before Yayoi Asian migrations), Japanese DNA connections to Andaman peoples (very black, ancient peoples off India coast), Japanese to Tamil & Tibetan language connections, etc
All you’re doing is prating in circles. You may fatuously surmise (although in a manner sure to portray your delusions appertaining the topic) you’re proffering a veritable insight perfidiously abnegating any possible connections between the natives of Africa, and those of whom abode on the lands of Japan presently....but you’re only unveiling the insalubrious demon billeting within your indubitable heart. You’re perspective (if any veracious intellectual would identify with such a doltish expression) is nothing more than a subjective manipulation of the research you’ve conducted amongst yourself, or contiguous with other bigots suffering incorrigible abjuration. Connive the cogitable possibilities, in which absolute verity, propound sincere souls making a spectacle of this video with a legitimate perception correlating both African and Japanese cultures in addition to physical features. Thank you.
Also I’d like to insert the additive of you researching the black Ainu of Japan. The ancient Africans inaugurated ordinance in Japan first.
@@sugarkanetv8948
You sure took the effort to write that long boring narrative. Where'd you copy paste that from, Joe Biden? 😆😆😆
@@user-ti4dl8tw7h I recently watched a video on the AINU people of northern Japan. Strangely according to that video genetic research shows that the Ainu share the same haplogroup D as some West African tribes. It doesn't make a lot of sense because this is an isolated population in Japan. As an African myself , I skeptical of a lot Afro-centric pseudo-history.
I believe that genetics will help us discover our long forgotten history. we are starting that process as a species imo.
The "Japanese" statue in the thumbnail is actually Chinese. And from the Qin terra cotta army of the first emperor of China.
Spot on, mate ! Kudos !
I know there is a connection between Yoruba and Japanese. The sir name Bishi is carried by many Yoruba people throughout the world. The name is also common in Japan and is used in a business logo called Mitsubishi.
Also, when someone is black that doesn't always mean they are African. We know that to be true when we look at the indigenous people of Australia, and the Pacific Islands. They are black to light brown, similar to African but not African. I say that to illustrate that the original indigenous people of Japan were dark skinned people with African features. It is common knowledge that there are many black Asian people and their stories are relatable to West Africans even though they are not Africans themselves. So it's not unsual that there are many shared words and traits with Yoruba, or any other West African culture because they are related. Unfortunately the story of tat relationship has been lost, and not by mistake.
We are one big happy human family. Yeah!
yea you must didnt take your meds,we hate you white people.well you are hated every mile of the earth.FACT
This is not a big happy family lol
1 big family problem..
As a Polynesian watching this video this was really interesting. The similarities in the languages even. Maybe there was an actual connection between japan and Africa. In Oceania no matter what island you're from the language would mostly sound similar to each other.
I don't really know what African patterns look like but when I saw that picture of the African sailor boat it resonates with me because the zig zag pattern in particular is so similar to ours
Truly enjoyed this video , have been studying my lineage solely without the help of ancestry or anything like that . My intuition and omens (the Alchemist junkie here) have led me to believe in there being Asian culture within my family . My mom and me both share the same features regarding the almond eyes , high cheek bones . And as a black girl ive rarely seen anyone with my nose . These sculptures gave me chills . Thanks so much for your research . And like that other person said , DONT apologize to anyone for the assumptions they make of you . Asé
We have so much more connections that we will soon find out... nice topic chosen though!
I agree to the possibility a 100%. I’ve always thought about this and wondered about the similarities and possibilities of being linked some how to the Japanese Asian culture and or people. I am from the northern part of Nigeria from a local government called Zuru. My features has always been compared to an Asian features. I have been asked many times if I was biracial mixed with an Asian. For starters, I have a traditional name from a Zuru dialect called “Dakar Kari “ my name is Oze. I was being nosy one day and thought to google my name. I only found Japanese writings etc. also found out there’s a national park in Japan called Oze. There’s a sake beer called Oze in Japan as well. That was an interesting find. Check it out.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Africa and Asia had contact before pre-colonialism
The Chinese came to East Africa. And obviously, Haplogroup DE is the parent haplogroup for both certain Africans and certain Asians.
@@atlanticcreole4073 The Chinese are also colonizing Africa right now! Soon you will all be together again!
@@coreymarshall6014
Huh? I'm not African, lol. I'm American.
@@atlanticcreole4073 African-American?
@@coreymarshall6014
No Creole from the East Coast. Exactly what it says in my UA-cam Name. I am a mix of African/Native American (SE Woodland Indians)/European.
Hi great video and interesting topic, i hope that when additional information is found you can do a follow up video. The similarities in the languages are enough for one to ask questions. I think that their is something to it but without further solid info you might have to wait awhile . If you look at genetics you would find that the ancient y-dna Haplogroup DE , split into two
E is carried by most Africans and D stayed in Asia. more that half the Japanese male carry Haplogroup D.
I took Japanese in high school for three years and I am from the Yoruba tribe so I definitely picked up on a few similarities. My favourite had to be the Japanese word for water which is omizu because it is hella close to the Yoruba word for water which omi.
Yes. Also word for ocean (body of water) is "umi", ie = house or home and "ile" (home/house?) Many similarities
I noticed the same thing after I lived outside of Tokyo in 1967. I was teaching elementary school on a US Air Force housing base (Grant Heights). Back in the United States, we had an ancient African community study group we named Kush Study Group. I came across ancient African words like: Kufu, Kafre (the ancient African son of Khufu)... reminding me of Kyushu (third largest island of Japan.) On and on...
I took a Japanese class in high school and was astonished of how similar it was to Amharic & Tigrygna & the Ge’ez alphabet / Fidel. It was very easy for me to learn because the writing system, and speaking / pronunciations were extremely similar.
Your eyes are close to being opened!
Funny thing, in the play "Raisin In the Sun" there was a character named "Asagai". It always sounded strangely "Eastern" via Japan to me. Maybe it's just me
Interesting, indeed! Thanks!
I watched a documentary on Japan and footage from the early 1900's. In both I saw some people who had hair, skin and features that looked like they had some African heritage. So I'm searching to learn more. I'm sure hundreds of years ago people traveled by boat to other continents. Interesting video examples of arr and language similarities.
I don't think you realize Asian ppl are multi colored. They can get black. Blacks and whites are shades and not multicolored so its hard to understand your ppl other than black or white. But Asians are black, white, red, olive, yellow, brown, even purple when drunk. Clearly East Asians, SE Asians, W Asians, Native Americans, Turks, Indians, Siberians, Polynesians are all part of greater Asia. Asians can be black but blacks can't be anything other than black. Black is also an Asian color. Same person can go from white to burnt black in the summer. White and black ppl never mention this because they can't do this but only Asians can do this.
Glad, you made your disclaimers bc people are quick to label us as liars and "Afrocentrics". I don't know what is what as far as why there are similarities from NIGERIAN languages, a country in WEST Africa and JAPANESE, an EAST Asian country. It's really odd, but I will say this. If you don't do research on your own, the public schooling system will have you believe that Europeans were the first and the only ones to leave the continent or trade with other continents. I learned only a few years ago how wrong that was. Now, I don't think Africans went out and made colonies, but evidently, they've been known to exist by others BEFORE Europeans. Some of the Olmec heads have us depicted, there are sculptures of Moors(MUSLIM Africans who apparently conquered Spain for some time) still in Spain. Egyptians apparently having cocaine in their system, etc. Africa is always such a mystery
Great video, like a few people have said, it would be odd for languages not share similarities since we humans have the same apparatus and due to the variety of languages in Africa, there is a higher probability of finding such similarities. You may also find that Malagasy and Swahili share or have similar sounding words with Japanese, examples include, Moto (hot in Swahili), Samaki (fish), Natoka (I’m coming from/out), Jifunze (teach yourself) etc
U did a good job on your opening statements😊
This wouldn't surprise me. I saw the name of an actor recently where I saw his name and thought he was Japanese but he was actually Nigerian-American.
P.S. I speak a little Japanese but not enough to get around if I was dropped in the middle of Tokyo.
I'm Nigerian Igbo. The Calabar people in Nigeria has a language thats so similar to the Chinese. They also have similar culture and cuisine with the Chinese
You my boy Blue! You got great videos brother!
Thanks, geez I thought you were deceased or something.
The German's tried to make a link between the Japanese and Aryan peoples. Aryans had roots in the plains North of India. Himmler thought some may have moved to Japan. Thus both having innate striving for quality in mechanical manufacturing among other qualities.
I had a Jewish professor who said those with thick lips was a sign of a more advanced people.
The point being if you want to manufacture a link between any two groups you can always find a method.
I'm dating a man who happens to live in Nigeria and is Yoruba. I always thought that his native tongue had an Asian tone to it. I found this video to be very interesting and has spurred me on to do my own investigation