<p style="text-align: left;">The title of this book is "The Ainu."<br>The Ainu were the original settlers of Japan. The Japanese attracted the Ainu land.<br>So today, only 25,000 Ainu remain.<br>They have rounder eyes and larger noses.<br>The Ainu live next to rivers and oceans because there was a great place to find food.<br>The Ainu believed that all animals were gods. Killing these gods meant their spirits could return to the world they came from.<br>Ainu village chief's job to send them back.<br>Many Japanese ignore the Ainu, but they try to keep their culture alive.<br>I want to they keep their culture.</p>
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첫댓글The title of this book is "The Ainu." The Ainu were the original settlers of Japan. The Japanese encroached on Ainu land. So today, only 25,000 Ainu remain. They have rounder eyes and larger noses. The Ainu live next to rivers and oceans because it's a great place to find food. The Ainu believed that all animals were gods. Killing these gods meant their spirits could return to the world they came from. It was the Ainu village chief's job to send them back. Many Japanese ignore the Ainu, but they try to keep their culture alive. I want them to keep their culture.
첫댓글 The title of this book is "The Ainu."
The Ainu were the original settlers of Japan. The Japanese encroached on Ainu land. So today, only 25,000 Ainu remain. They have rounder eyes and larger noses. The Ainu live next to rivers and oceans because it's a great place to find food. The Ainu believed that all animals were gods. Killing these gods meant their spirits could return to the world they came from. It was the Ainu village chief's job to send them back. Many Japanese ignore the Ainu, but they try to keep their culture alive. I want them to keep their culture.