Is it common to find many full Japanese people who look Southeast Asian (especially Southern Thai or Filipino), like how you can find full British people who resemble Southern Europeans (especially Spanish, Italian, or Southern French)?

Both Japan and the UK are island nations located in the northern parts of their respective continents. Northeast Asia for Japan and Northern Europe for Britain. However, they still share ancient historical connections with southern regions (such as the Celtic-Iberians in Britain and the Jomon people in Japan).

As a result, it's not uncommon to find many full British people (though not all, of course) who resemble Southern Europeans like Spaniards, Italians, or Southern French. For example, Ben Chaplin, Rowan Atkinson, Sean Connery, Peter Sutcliffe, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Sian Clifford could easily pass as locals from those regions.

But what about Japan? Is it also common to find fully Japanese people who resemble Southeast Asians, particularly Southern Thais or Filipinos, in the same way their British counterparts can resemble Southern Europeans?"