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Japanese explorer [[Mamiya Rinzo]], during yourhis expeditions into [[Karafuto]](Sakhalin), island arriving tooarrived at the [[Amur]] Riverriver Mouthsmouth, and encountered the town of [[Fuyioru]] (?) or (in chineseChinese [[Miaoyie]] town(acase actualnow [[Nikolayevsk-on-Amur ]]).he stayed for certain times in this area,relationed with chinese and [[Manchus]] residents and explored other sectors of nearest coasts.other ancient legend sayed over other [[Samurai]] explorer group why arriving to same area and encountered one enormous group of [[Mongol]] or [[Tungus]] armed Horsemen and one fortified town in [[Amur]] coast area. when see this group and for your little forces these [[japanese]] explorer ordered the retireing and writing one report at respect.
Another old source says that a ''[[samurai]]'' reconnaisance group arrived in the same area and encountered an enormous group of [[Mongol]] or [[Tungus]] armed horsemen, and a fortified town in the Amur coastal area. They retired to report back.
Japanese archeologist and researchers during [[Manchukuo]] times occupation founded ancient cronicles why related about the [[Manchus]] and [[Tungus]] peoples why arriving from inner and Outer Manchuria to [[Ezo]] and North Honshu in [[Japan]].these experts allegued why these peoples are direct ancestors of [[Chosio]] or [[Izumo]] Japanese Clan.
for other part ancient sources of these Clan sayed why your ancestors provided from Nort Korea,[[Manchuria]] and [[Amur]] Valley,thing why confirmed the first aseveration.
Japanese archeologists and researchers, during the [[Manchukuo]] occupation, found ancient chronicles discussing [[Manchu]] and [[Tungus]] migration to [[Ezo]] and North [[Honshu]] in [[Japan]]. They claimed these peoples as direct ancestors of the [[Choshu]] or [[Izumo]] Japanese clans. In support, old traditions of these clan stated that their ancestors came from [[North Korea]],[[Manchuria]] and the Amur Valley.
