Wooden eating tray
The candid pictures from 1908 from a German-born US photographer show Ainu people going about their daily business as they lived between Russia and Japan before being colonised by Tokyo.
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The Ainu are a group of people in northern Japan whose traditional life was based on a hunting, fishing and plant-gathering economy; the word ainu means
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Sapporo - Shiraoi - Porotokotan - Hokkaido The Ainu people music instruments - mouth harp De mondharp is een klein tokkelinstrument en lamellofoon waarbij de klank gevormd wordt door een dunne lamel aan te tokkelen waarbij het frame tussen de tanden of tegen de lippen wordt gehouden. Een mondharp wordt gemaakt van metaal, maar ook hout (bamboe) wordt wel gebruikt. nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondharp The Shiraoi Ainu Museum (アイヌ民族博物館, Ainu Minzoku Hakubutsukan) is one of the country's best museums about the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan. The open air museum, which is also commonly known as Porotokotan (meaning large lakeside village in the Ainu language), is a replica village consisting of five thatched houses along the shore of Lake Poroto. Each of the houses at Porotokotan demonstrates different aspects of Ainu culture and lifestyle. One of the larger houses holds a free, hourly performance (starting 15 minutes after the hour) with traditional Ainu folk dances, songs and mouth harp demonstrations. One of these folk dances, which is performed to send off the spirits of dead bears, was designated a UNESCO intangible cultural property in 2009. www.japan-guide.com/e/e5375.html
The Smiling Tattoos of the Ainu Women
Item Description Title / Supplied: Two Ainu posing in traditional attire Compiler Wolcott, Katherine Source Document Extent: 1 photomechanical print Date Created: 1909 Genre(s): photographs, photomechanical prints Subject/topic Clothing and dress -- Japan Peasants -- Japan Clothing and dress Peasants Poor Poor -- Japan Subject/geographic Japan Language(s): No linguistic content Note [Digital Version] 2010-09-27, Center for Digital Initiatives, University of Vermont Libraries Type of Resource: still image Parent Collections A Tourist's Album of Japan Album of Japanese Photographs Access Conditions Requests to reproduce this item should be sent to the UVM Libraries' Center for Digital Initiatives at [email protected]. For more information, see http://cdi.uvm.edu/about/rights. More information. Permanent Link: http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/jta017b Preferred citation Two Ainu posing in traditional attire, Album of Japanese Photographs2006.3.85LA, Wolcott Collection, Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/jta017b (accessed January 19, 2018)
職人・作品 Artisan & Products｜神話が伝わるアイヌ文化発祥の地「二風谷」には、伝統を受け継ぐアーティスト達が住む「匠の道」がある。[In Nibutani, held by myths to be the birthplace of Ainu culture, can be found 'Takumi no Michi' which brings together artists who are part of a living tradition.]
Tokyo's thriving Ainu community keeps traditional culture alive
The Ainu are an ethnic group of related indigenous peoples native to northern Japan. Their ceremonial robes are decorated with beautiful geometrical patterns. They believed that these patterns warded off evil spirits, and protected the wearer. My illustration was inspired by their traditional crane dance. #nativeart #ainu #nativeartwork #japan #tshirtprinting #teepublic #printondemand
The Ainu are an ethnic group of related indigenous peoples native to northern Japan. Their ceremonial robes are decorated with beautiful geometrical patterns. They believed that these patterns warded off evil spirits, and protected the wearer. My illustration was inspired by their traditional crane dance.
The Ainu are an ethnic group of related indigenous peoples native to northern Japan. Their ceremonial robes are decorated with beautiful geometrical patterns. They believed that these patterns warded off evil spirits, and protected the wearer. My illustration was inspired by their traditional crane dance. This pin button comes in two sizes, small (1.25) and large (2.25"). #pins #button #crane #japan
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Ca. 1904 photograph by H.G. Ponting. Ponting loved Japan, but HATED how the Japanese Government treated the Ainu. Of course, the Ainu were in Japan way before the Japanese showed up (just like the Okinawans had Okinawa all to themselves before the Japanese invaded that Kingdom and messed things up for them as well). Now, however, the Ainu, Japanese, and Okinawans are all ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY (at least according to the Japanese Ministry of Whitewashing). It's difficult to notice, but the ladies all have mustaches tattooed onto their upper lips. (Certain photographic emulsions did not record certain tattoo inks very well). Although the "Grass Roof" was standard throughout Japan, the Ainu were the only ones to build with the 'stepped" layering you see here. This pic is a half-stereoview from a large series taken by Ponting....all in 3-D.
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Wearing an embroidered kimono made from elm bark fibre. Image taken from the book People of all Nations.
