
handle: 11441/107601
The Ainu constitute a group of populations established since the modern era in Kamchatka, Sachalin, Kuril and Hokkaidō. I will deal in this article with the Ainu of Japan. During the Tokugawa period first and the Meiji period later, the Japanese imposed reforms and forced assimilation to the Ainu communities. Nowadays the Ainu identity has changed due to the Japanese stereotype, which sees them as a certain number of people who live in tourist villages. The goal of this work is to analyze the situation of Ainu collections in Japanese museums and museums around the world. How they were created and how they developed, up to the exhibition fairs as a way of communicating diversity.
Los Ainu constituyen un grupo de poblaciones establecidas desde la era moderna en Kamchatka, Sachalin, Kuril y Hokkaidō. Trataré en este artículo de los Ainu de Japón. Durante el período Tokugawa primero y el período Meiji más tarde, los japoneses impusieron reformas y asimilación forzada. Hoy en día, la identidad Ainu ha cambiado debido al estereotipo japonés, que los ve como un número de personas que viven en centros turísticos. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la situación de las colecciones Ainu en los museos de Japón y del mundo. Cómo ellas se crearon y cómo se desarrollaron, hasta las ferias de exhibición como un medio para comunicar la diversidad.
material culture, Hokkaido, cultura material, Ainu, museos, collections, Colecciones, museums
material culture, Hokkaido, cultura material, Ainu, museos, collections, Colecciones, museums
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