<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"CULTURAL ROOTS OF OKUZBEKS AND JAPANESE."
Abstract:"This article discusses issues such as (Cultural Roots of the Okuzbeks and the Japanese) states that the East was the first human step that the people of the world now descended from the three sons of Neph's, that the first three languages of the world, and that people should live in harmony with each other. Okuz (Amudarya) and Inju Okuz (Syrdarya), that is, the Okuzbeks living between the two rivers (kutjis, naymans, kungrats, qiyats) made a great contribution, that the Okuzbeks are the aristocracy of the Turks, and that this region is a region that can be equally influential with Egypt, The ancient territory between the two rivers was the center of the Great Turan, the Okuzbeks founded the Turkish statehood, including the Great Turan, and Jabarqa (Japan) was part of the Great Turan, jabarqa means land , the main part of the population in Japan is the Ayn ethnic group, the ancient homeland of the Ayns is Central Asia, the fact that most of the Ayns migrated to present-day Japan via China and Mochin is based on Mahmud Kashgari's Diwan Lughat al-Turk , the fact that the Ayns who lived in Central Asia were absorbed into the Uzbek tribes of Kutchi and Kungrat, as well as the divisions and regions of the Ayns. It is also said that the Aynils are related to the Okuzbeks, so there is a lot of harmony in their culture. Particular emphasis is placed on the love of nature, the creation of gardens and flower beds. There are also comments that the Uzbek name of the Aynli sakura is chiya, and that there are many chiyazars in the territory of Uzbekistan and that they have become extinct due to some environmental problems. It is said that the spring equinox and the holding of various flower festivals in the okuzbeks and Ayns also confirm the existence of cultural roots between them.."
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CULTURAL ROOTS OF OKUZBEKS AND JAPANESE
This article discusses issues such as (Cultural Roots of the Okuzbeks and the Japanese) states that the East was the first human step that the people of the world now descended from the three sons of Neph's, that the first three languages of the world, and that people should live in harmony with each other. Okuz (Amudarya) and Inju Okuz (Syrdarya), that is, the Okuzbeks living between the two rivers (kutjis, naymans, kungrats, qiyats) made a great contribution, that the Okuzbeks are the aristocracy of the Turks, and that this region is a region that can be equally influential with Egypt, The ancient territory between the two rivers was the center of the Great Turan, the Okuzbeks founded the Turkish statehood, including the Great Turan, and Jabarqa (Japan) was part of the Great Turan, jabarqa means land , the main part of the population in Japan is the Ayn ethnic group, the ancient homeland of the Ayns is Central Asia, the fact that most of the Ayns migrated to present-day Japan via China and Mochin is based on Mahmud Kashgari's Diwan Lughat al-Turk , the fact that the Ayns who lived in Central Asia were absorbed into the Uzbek tribes of Kutchi and Kungrat, as well as the divisions and regions of the Ayns. It is also said that the Aynils are related to the Okuzbeks, so there is a lot of harmony in their culture. Particular emphasis is placed on the love of nature, the creation of gardens and flower beds. There are also comments that the Uzbek name of the Aynli sakura is chiya, and that there are many chiyazars in the territory of Uzbekistan and that they have become extinct due to some environmental problems. It is said that the spring equinox and the holding of various flower festivals in the okuzbeks and Ayns also confirm the existence of cultural roots between them.