Japan were the primary source for slaves in Asia

[Joeschmoe]

During most of the history of the country, the practice of slavery in Japan involved only indigenous Japanese, as the export of slaves was significantly restricted by isolaton of the group of islands from other areas of Asia.

The export of a slave from Japan is first recorded in 3rd century Chinese historical record, but it is unclear what system was involved, and whether this was a common practice at that time. These slaves were called Seikō (生口) (lit. "living mouth).

In the 8th century, slaves were called Nuhi (奴婢) and laws on slavery were issued. These slaves tended farms and worked around houses.

[VV o n g B a]

i suppose u're posting flamebait b/c u have a bone to pick w/ japanese? if u really are korean, take a look in ur own backyard at the north korean political prisoners. there are kids born in the camps who don't even know who kim jong il is b/c there's no need to tell them.

go find a more nationalistic forum. there's plenty out there.

[Sunflare]

^ That's what I suspected too, (I hate mofo's who bash Japanese also where its uncalled for) until I saw another thread (http://forums.yellowworld.org/showthread.php?t=34341)he posted on the suggestion he made about the Japanese being used as slaves by the American Indians in early North American history.

As long as he can cite credible references for his report on this then I'm cool with it and I am all ears.

Unless he an apologist bottom or a Stormfront troll posing as an AM throwing out bait for a unnecessary flame war using half truths on why Anglo-European culture reigns supreme while all other cultures are backwards into the freaking stone age, which I doubt.

[Joeschmoe]

iiclo.or.jp/100books/1946/htm/050main.htm