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Revival of Ainu Traditional Life Style |
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Ainu cultre is closely connected to nature. The preservation, succession
and further development of Ainu culture requires restoring nature, which
has nurtured Ainu culture, and reviving and improving natural spaces to
secure natural materials necessary for individual cultural activities.
Nevertheless, few measures have been taken to secure these natural resources
thus far.
The revival of Ainu traditional life style image the traditional life style (Iwor) of Ainu people who live together with nature and will create an adequate
supply of the natural materials necessary for individual activities that
pass down Ainu culture and establish nature-based spaces.
In addition, it is also necessary to share information and raise awareness
concerning Ainu traditions and culture across the entire nation by making
effective use of these spaces.
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1. Revival of Ainu traditional life style(Iwor)
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Utilization of spaces
This project aims to put in place and continually improve a management
and operation system under which land utilization concerning the creation
of Iwor, the utilization of facilities that serve as the bases of Iwor (existing facilities) and so forth are examined and a series of processes
are followed from growing and acquiring to utilizing natural materials.
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Development of natural materials
With thia project, plants that are necessary for activities that pass
down Ainu culture and are in short supply are cultivated in conditions
similar to those that naturally occur in mountains, bogs, wetlands, etc.
In addition, natural materials with insufficient absolute amount, such
as ohyonire (Ulmus Iaciniata MAYR), are planted and cultivated on an experimental
basis.
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Experience of cultural exchange
This is a probative project for the public to carry out Ainu culture
experience by utilizing natural materials. |
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Fostering transmitters of Ainu culture
This project is to foster transmitters who will shoulder future transmission
activities for Ainu culture. |
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