Koji Ishiya

This study applies nanopore sequencing to ancient DNA from the Early Jomon period, demonstrating its ability to generate genome-wide data and enable rapid, on-site paleogenomic analysis.

This study analyzes eight high-coverage Jomon genomes to reveal genetic continuity and phenotypic traits of ancient Japanese hunter-gatherers, showing their genetic influence on present-day Japanese populations.

This study presents high-coverage genomes from Yayoi and Jomon individuals, revealing genetic differences and dietary adaptations linked to agricultural practices in ancient Japan.