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What is the meaning of the fly pattern in the Japanese fly pattern era? Why is it called fly pattern?
First of all, correct me, not the "fly" of the "fly", but the "rope" of the "rope"

"Wen" is the "Wen" of "writing", not the "grain" of "texture".

Text (name:, Roman word: jyoumon)

On the writing age in Japan;

The literary age in Japan began about 13000 BC and lasted about 10000 years.

At that time, the Aohe period had just ended and the earth turned into a warm period. People began to use adobe containers, roll them up with straw ropes and print patterns. Because there are no characters, this "rope pattern on adobe" gradually evolved into a "sign" or "symbol", which is called "rope pattern" in history. (as shown)

The Japanese in that era were also called "rope literati", and that era was collectively called "rope age".

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The above is the explanation of "rope writing" in Japan's "rope writing era".