The hunter-gatherers of the period Jomon (13,680-410 BC) were not agricultural farmers. They were semi-nomadic, they would have lived in one of three main eco-systems: the inland mountain forests and around the freshwater lakes; or they would migrate seasonally between the forest and river estuaries; or between the Pacific beaches and rocky bluffs and the wooded highlands around the coast.
Imagine you are now one of these prehistoric hunter-gatherers.
It is early spring, your tribe’s food stores are running out, you leave your mountain homes to forage at the nearest estuary or seashore campsite.
What are you hoping to gather? … See my Tabblo>
Heritage of Japan 
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(Great blog, congrats!)
Thanks! I will reload the pictures, stay tuned. Photobucket which used to be free, locked me out of my own photo archives when I wouldn’t upgrade. I just have to dig them up from my hard drive.
Looking forward the pictures ^_^
Thanks!!