A book called "Japanese Faces" featured what future faces will look like 100 years from now.
A book called "Japanese Faces" featured what future faces will look like 100 years from now.
It was published in 1999, so it's quite an old book, but it has a lot of skulls and other things in it, which is unusual for a book with normal text.
It was an interesting book with illustrations and computer graphic images inserted appropriately.
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First, there are portraits of the ancestors of the Japanese people divided into the Jomon and Yayoi people.
I have completely Yayoi features. I have thin beard and eyebrows, and I have a simple look.
Should I say it like this...
On the other hand, Jomon people have a continuous sideburn and beard, and their skin is slightly darker.
His eyes are wide and his facial features are strong.
It may be easier to understand if you think of their facial features as similar to those of the Inuit people of southern areas like Okinawa or Hokkaido.
Maybe
It seems that most Japanese people are a mixture of about 7% Yayoi people and 3% Jomon people.
It seems that which one is more prominent varies depending on the region.
There are many Yayoi people in western Japan and many Jomon people in eastern Japan.
In Kyushu alone, the northern part has strong Yayoi characteristics, while the southern part has strong Jomon characteristics.
The Yayoi people's characteristics are strong from northern Kyushu to the Kinki region.
is what they said.
Also, the size, width, and height of the nose differs depending on the race, depending on the climate of the region.
It said that this is to optimize the air conditioning of the nasal mucosa.
I could totally agree that this is also true.
In addition, the colder the region, the larger their body size becomes, and the smaller they become in hot and humid regions.
This is because the larger the body, the harder it is for heat to escape.
I also found it very interesting to read that the shape of the facial bones can change significantly even over just a few generations.
The results of a thorough examination of the remains of the Tokugawa Shoguns have been published.
Because the food they ate was softer than that of ordinary Edo people.
The face is extremely long and extremely narrow, and the nose is also extremely narrow.
The jaw is shrinking and the alignment of the teeth is getting worse as a result.
It's like I'm listening to a story about modern people, but in the book, the skulls are those of ordinary people.
There is a photo of Iemochi's skull, but no matter how you look at it, the aspect ratio is obviously wrong.
It was obvious that it was different.
Also, towards the end, a CG composite was used.
The average face of a high school boy 50 years ago
Both modern versions are included.
It is clear that modern people have longer faces and thinner jaws.
But if we go further and continue evolving at the same pace,
It features pictures of what high school students will look like 100 years from now.
This is the kind of face you often see in special features about aliens.
When viewed from the front, it looks like a completely inverted triangle, extremely elongated and
The jaw is abnormally thin and long. From my perspective as a person living in the modern age,
I am not a handsome man at all... But perhaps our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be
I couldn't help but think that this is what my face would look like...
I haven't included any photos, but if you're interested, please buy it and read it!
