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Japan has developed into one of the most well known countries for their excellence and knowledge in electronics. Electronics have revolutionized the way the rest of the world sees Japan. An individual must understand the history of both Japan and electronics, before one can fully understand the impact electronics had on Japan. Electronics have socially and morally impacted the country of Japan since the beginning of electronics.
The first inhabitants of Japan's history go all the way back to 13000 BC. From 13000 BC to 300 BC is known as the Jomon Period, the name comes from the pottery during that era. The civilians during this period are known for their fishing, hunting, and gatherers. The next period, 300 BC to 300 AD, is known as the Yayoi Period. This was a vital period for the culture of Japan, with agriculture being introduced, social classes started to evolve. The most valuable advancement in Japan's agriculture was the import of rice, which took place around 100......

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