Japan's Indigenous Ainu community don't want a theme park – they want their rights
Japan’s Indigenous Ainu community don’t want a theme park – they want their rights Fumio Kimura, in Biratori, next to the place where the remains of 34 Ainu have just been returned. (Carmen Grau ) 10 December 2020 Share this page Fumio Kimura, in Biratori, next to the place where the remains of 34 Ainu have just been returned. (Carmen Grau ) The brightly lit signs on the Hokkaido motorway in northern Japan do not inform the driver about the traffic. They are, rather, advertising Upopoy, a new tourist complex, and the Ainu National Museum. “Let’s sing together for ethnic harmony” i...
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