Participation fee is free

In the “Project to Visualize Ainu Indigenous Peoples in the Morikawa Sea,” the Ainu people in various regions have unearthed and “visualized” various other episodes, such as what kind of stories they have intertwined in the forest, river, and sea, and what kind of festivals they have held. A report on the results will be held in Ryukyu for a summary of the 3-year project and a fresh start for the 4th year.

Part 1
“Salmon Lecture”
Hirata Tsuyoshi (Japanese settler living in Takikawa, Hokkaido/freelance reporter)

Part 2
“Morikawa Kaiken Hearing Research Report”
Inoue Chiharu (Ainu/Morikawa Kaiken Deputy Representative)

Part 3
“Ainu Food Tasting Party”
Cooking Instructor: Hori Etsuko (Ainu) /Yumino Keiko (Ainu)

Part 4
Panel Discussion “Building New Connections between the Ainu and Ryukyu Peoples”
Speakers: Yaegashi Shijin (Ainu)/Inoue Chiharu (Ainu)/Nakamura Ryoko (Ryukyu Nation)/Sokei Masayuki (Ryukyu Nation)/Matagiri Rina (Ryukyu Nation)
Facilitator: Nagai Fumiya (Civic Diplomacy Center)

Organizer: Project to Visualize Ainu Indigenous Peoples in the Morikawa Sea
Co-organizer: Ryukyu Indigenous Peoples Mabuiguminu Association
Volunteer Association for the Safeguarding and Restoration of the Rights of the Ryukyu Indigenous Peoples

Sapporo Free School “Yu” (Person in charge: Koizumi)
syu@sapporoyu.org

Capacity：40 people

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