Forgot my wife got me this notebook during our visit to the National #Ainu Museum in #Upopoy. Its design is based on a embroidery on a mantari (waist apron) found in the museum. It's believed mantari is derived from the Japanese word for apron, 前垂れ (maedare).
If this isn't the perfect place to jot down my thoughts on aynu itak, I don't know what is.
Unseen Japan: Ainu Group Demands Return of 279 Remains Held by Japan’s Government. “On May 8, 2026, an Indigenous Ainu group from Hokkaido filed Japan’s first lawsuit of its kind, demanding that the national government return 279 ancestral skeletal remains to their descendants. The remains in question are stored at the state-run Upopoy Memorial Site, located just outside Upopoy National […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/27/unseen-japan-ainu-group-demands-return-of-279-remains-held-by-japans-government/Ainu Group Demands Return of 279 Remains Held by Japan’s Government
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://unseen-japan.com/ainu-remains-upopoy-lawsuit-sapporo/
Jew's harp, is what I heard it was called.
But now I know the mouth harp was also used by the Ainu people of Japan.
https://musicbrainz.org/instrument/041e4a26-8ddb-45dc-961a-23bcf6e0615b
https://koukin.hatenablog.com/
#Ainu #Jew #Japan #harp #mukkuri #music #instruments #ムックリ #アイヌ
La historia y cultura del pueblo ainu a través de fotografías históricas
📰 Título original: Rare Old Photos Reveal Ainu Women of Northern Japan and Their Distinctive Tattooed Lips
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La historia y cultura del pueblo ainu a través de fotografías históricas
📰 Título original: Rare Old Photos Reveal Ainu Women of Northern Japan and Their Distinctive Tattooed Lips
🤖 IA: Es clickbait ⚠️
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Hokkaido has only truly been part of the Japanese mainland for the past 150 years. Who lived there before its colonization by the Japanese? And how do the island’s indigenous people, the Ainu, fare today?
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