That is Chinese.
Japanese has simple letters mixed in among the characters. Try asking for
help on a Chinese newsgroup.
Don't be embarassed, I couldn't tell Polish from any eastern european
language either.
Kind regards
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Re: Polynesian and South American place names ... If Korea can have on suffix, chinese another and Japanese...Japanese language for many common things. ... as being a tip of a larger AmurNorthern Jomon culture.... (sci.archaeology)
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