Jomon culture was the first distinctly Japanese culture. Which of the following did it develop first?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Jomon culture developed ceramic technology first, as their name "Jomon" actually means "cord-marked," referring to the distinct pattern on their pottery. This means they were skilled at creating ceramics and likely used it for various purposes such as storage, cooking, or even decoration. Bronze-casting did not develop until later in Japan's history, and agriculture is thought to have been introduced from the Asian mainland. Yamato-e painting is a later development from the Heian period and was not part of Jomon culture.

Jomon Culture Was the First Distinctly Japanese Culture