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Ainu: A National Museum of Ainu Culture
The Ainu are an indigenous people who live in and around northern Japan. Traditionally, they are hunter-gatherers who share a close relationship with the natural world. In the first of 2 editions about the Ainu, we look at the National Ainu Museum. The facility opened in 2020 as a hub for the protection and promotion of Ainu traditions. Our guest is its Executive Director, Sasaki Shiro. He introduces several exhibits, and talks about the museum's goals.
Aired: Dec 23, 2021 Genre: Documentary TalkCasts: Peter Barakan Emma HowardDuration: 28m Rating: 0 Country: Japan Production: NHK, NHK Educational
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01: Moss02: Libraries03: Japanophiles: Sheila Cliffe04: Ukiyo-e05: Japanophiles: Richard Halberstadt06: Cleaning Tools07: Lacquerware08: Suits09: Emergency Goods10: Japanophiles: Chad Mullane11: Furoshiki: Wrapping Cloths12: Japan vs. Epidemics, Part 2: Modern History13: Tiny Houses14: Watches & Clocks15: Plastic Food Samples16: Japanophiles: Asa Ekstrom17: Cats and Japan18: Personal Robots19: Scissors20: Japanophiles: Marty Friedman21: Luck22: Tatami23: Chests & Cabinets24: Japanophiles: Nicholas Rennick25: Bamboo26: Ainu: A National Museum of Ainu Culture27: Ainu: A New Generation