The Yayoi People were an ancient culture that emerged in Japan around 300 BCE and lasted until 300 CE. They are known for their advanced agricultural practices, particularly rice cultivation, which significantly influenced Japanese society. The Yayoi period is marked by the introduction of metal tools and pottery, showcasing their craftsmanship and technological progress. The Yayoi People are believed to have migrated from the Korean Peninsula, bringing new techniques and ideas. This period saw the development of social structures and the establishment of settlements, laying the foundation for future Japanese civilizations. Their legacy continues to be studied for its impact on Japan's cultural evolution.