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Multilingual sign in Japanese, Ainu, English, Korean, and Chinese. The Ainu text, in katakana, is second down from the top and reads イヤイライケㇾ (iyairaik
Multilingual sign in Japanese, Ainu, English, Korean, and Chinese. The Ainu text, in katakana, is second down from the top and reads イヤイライケㇾ (iyairaiker).
Pirka Kotan Museum, an Ainu language and cultural center in Sapporo (Jozankei area)
Pirka Kotan Museum, an Ainu language and cultural center in Sapporo (Jozankei area)
Ainu people, by Murase Yoshinori [ja], 1918
Ainu people, by Murase Yoshinori [ja], 1918
A Japanese samurai with a group of Ainu, c. 1775
A Japanese samurai with a group of Ainu, c. 1775
The Goryōkaku fort in Hakodate, completed 1866, was the headquarters of the Tokugawa loyalist army.
The Goryōkaku fort in Hakodate, completed 1866, was the headquarters of the Tokugawa loyalist army.
Omusha ceremony involving the Hidaka Ainu, by Hirasawa Byōzan [ja] c. 19th century
Omusha ceremony involving the Hidaka Ainu, by Hirasawa Byōzan [ja] c. 19th century