Why the Japanese gave up the use of the wheel
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To say that Japanese are not good with round things is rather strange, as the rising sun in the form of a circle is in the flag! Rocky terrain seems a plausible explanation for the abscence of wheel in Japan, but, places like Greece are rocky, and yet they had the wheel.
lauragabriel 5 years ago
Yes indeed, the terrain is part (but not all, as you note with Greece). It is a puzzle.
ayabaya 5 years ago