New book History of Japan Kaya / Mimana : Was there a base of Wa in ancient Korea / Atsushi Nito Chuko Shinsho

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Japanese history is the name of a group of small countries in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula that existed from the 3rd to the 6th century. 『 Nihonshoki (Chronicles of 』) is written as Mimana, and it has long been recognized as the base of Wa from the description of' Mimana Nihon-fu' (Mimana Nihon-fu). However, after the war, there is strong doubt about the involvement of Wa. The descriptions in the history textbooks were continuously revised, and the names were changed to Kara and Kaya. On the other hand, in recent years, keyhole-shaped tumuli unique to Wa have been excavated one after another in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula, and the theory of Wajin (Japanese people) has emerged. This book clarifies the actual situation of this region, which is a major issue in East Asian ancient history, including Japan-Korea joint history research, through empirical research.