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The 13 pages that link to Yayoi period, each with the reason it gives.

• JapanBroader topic: Rice cultivation and new technologies helped reshape early Japanese society.

• KyushuNarrower topic: Northern Kyushu was an early entry point for technologies and practices from the Asian mainland.

• Jōmon periodCompared with: Its agricultural changes mark a major contrast with the predominantly foraging Jōmon period.

• Korea StraitRelated: Continental influences reached Japan through routes across the strait.

• Yamato polityNarrower topic: Yayoi communities and elites preceded the court-centered order that emerged in Yamato.

• Kofun periodNarrower topic: The Kofun era followed Yayoi communities and their increasingly complex political networks.

• Yamato periodNarrower topic: Its regional communities preceded the political landscape from which Yamato rose.

• History of JapanBroader topic: Rice farming and new technologies helped transform society after the Jōmon period.

• Mumun pottery periodRelated: Mumun-era migrations and exchange are relevant to the emergence of Yayoi society.

• Rice wineRelated: The spread of rice cultivation created the agricultural basis for later Japanese rice-alcohol traditions.

• Saga PrefectureNarrower topic: Yoshinogari preserves unusually extensive evidence of Yayoi society in the region.

• Culture of JapanBroader topic: Agriculture and continental exchange transformed settlement, technology, and social organization.

• Yamato peopleNarrower topic: Its migrations and farming communities contributed to the ancestry of later populations in Japan.