The Ainu, who inhabit primarily Hokkaido and nearby regions, had their own language and distinctive culture before they were forced to assimilate. In 2008, the government belatedly recognized the ...
Ainu Mosir features a scene from the Marimo Festival, an important event in Ainu Kotan. Shige, who lives in Shiranuka, more than 80 kilometers from Lake Akan, also participated in this festival.
Minister Ainu’u reflected on her time at the Global Nature Positive Summit, why she attended and the importance of celebrating positive stories while addressing big challenges. She offered her ...
Tim Anderson’s new book, Hokkaido, is inspired by Japan’s northernmost prefecture, where Western influences and Indigenous cooking create a cuisine like no other.