Comments by "K `" (@user-jt3dw6vv4x) on "Japan's indigenous Ainu people still hunting for acceptance of their ancestral traditions" video.

  1. The man has features that resemble many Nepalese/Himalayan people. That's expected because one of the ancestral populations of the Jomon is related to the Kusunda who are tribal group in Nepal that is a mix of Ancient Ancestral Southern Indian (AASI) and Northern East Asian (NEA).
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  2. Ainu descend partially from the Jomon. The Jomon were a group found in Japan that developed from a southern Asian-related lineage possibly from the Himalayas and a northern Asian-related lineage possibly from Siberia. The reason why you think that man doesn't look Ainu (he does) is because of that ancient southern Asian-related ancestry that is found in the Jomon who contributed to the formation of the Jomon. That's why his features look "Indian" or "dark skinned Filipino". Hope this helps.
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  3. No. Ainu people descend from the Jomon and the Jomon are not connected to Northern India and certainly not Turkhans. Jomon are 100% East Eurasian and they descend from a "southern" East Eurasian lineage closer to the Kusunda, AASI, Andamanese and Hoabinhian of South and Southeast Asia and a "northern" East Eurasian lineage from Siberia.
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  4.  @Cha4k  No, they're not part of this.
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