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0:02 · the indigenous people of Northern Japan
0:04 · call themselves IU meaning human in
0:08 · their
0:12 · language the Inu the indigenous
0:15 · inhabitants of northernmost island of
0:17 · the Japanese archipelago are ethnic
0:20 · minority population in
0:23 · Japan they live in the Northern regions
0:25 · of
0:26 · Japan particularly Hokkaido the kural
0:30 · islands and the southern part of
0:34 · sacen traditionally IU lived a simple
0:38 · life hunting deer and salmon Gathering
0:42 · wild plants for food performing
0:44 · traditional dances and playing
0:53 · [Music]
0:58 · music
1:00 · [Music]
1:09 · [Music]
1:15 · the Anu generally have unique physical
1:18 · characteristics such as hairiness wavy
1:21 · hair and deep set eyes broader and
1:24 · bigger noses which are very different
1:27 · from those of the ordinary Japanese in
1:30 · particular most Anu men can grow thick
1:33 · full beard which is a distinctive trait
1:36 · not commonly found among the Japanese
1:43 · population until it was outlawed by the
1:45 · Japanese government in
1:47 · 1871 as part of their ancestral
1:50 · tradition I knew women had the custom of
1:53 · getting tattoos on their arms hands and
1:55 · lips in the Inu language they were
1:58 · called senu yay and was perceived as a
2:01 · symbol of
2:02 · beauty a Talisman and an indispensable
2:06 · tool to prepare their body for after
2:16 · death among the Inu all natural
2:20 · phenomena including flora fauna and even
2:24 · inanimate objects are believed to have a
2:26 · spiritual Essence and particular animals
2:29 · such as brown bears continue to be
2:31 · honored in ceremony and ritual as Spirit
2:34 · deities called
2:36 · [Music]
2:41 · Kimi the Inu language is an endangered
2:44 · language
2:46 · isolate it has no known relation to the
2:49 · Japanese language or any other language
2:51 · family making it a unique linguistic
2:55 · Heritage traditionally the Inu language
2:58 · was primarily and oral language without
3:01 · a writing system and it was used for
3:04 · communication within the Inu Community
3:06 · for various purposes including
3:08 · storytelling rituals and everyday
3:12 · conversation due to a long history of
3:15 · discrimination and assimilation policies
3:17 · in Japan the number of Inu speakers has
3:20 · significantly declined over the years
3:23 · and today it is estimated that very few
3:26 · fluent speakers of Inu
3:28 · remain
3:30 · the formation process of the Inu
3:33 · population has been discussed for a long
3:36 · time conventionally the Inu are
3:39 · considered to be direct descendants of
3:41 · the jman people who live throughout
3:43 · Japan from as early as 13,000 years ago
3:47 · however recent study found that the
3:49 · ancestor of the Inu could have ad mixed
3:52 · with the Okat people who are genetically
3:55 · similar to those of the lower Amore
3:58 · populations including the n and
4:01 · ulch nevertheless total jam and ancestry
4:04 · among the Inu has been estimated at 70
4:07 · to
4:08 · 80% this is quite a large proportion
4:11 · compared to other Japanese populations
4:13 · such as Mainland Japanese and ryuk
4:17 · kuons on the paternal Hao group the vast
4:20 · majority of the Inu men belong to Hao
4:22 · Group D
4:24 · m55 the jman male lineage which were
4:27 · distributed only in the Japanese
4:30 · archipelago it is noteworthy that they
4:32 · retained a large number of Joon related
4:35 · Hao groups in both their paternal and
4:38 · maternal Gene
4:40 · pools in 2008 the Japanese government
4:44 · officially recognized the Inu as an
4:46 · indigenous people of Japan marking a
4:49 · significant step toward acknowledging
4:52 · and preserving their cultural heritage
4:55 · their current daily lives in terms of
4:57 · food clothing and housing
5:00 · are almost the same as those of most
5:02 · people in Japan however in line with a
5:05 · growing recognition of inu's traditional
5:07 · culture and a movement to restore
5:09 · various aspects of it in recent years
5:12 · some Anu people are proactively
5:14 · attempting to learn their traditional
5:16 · culture and pass it on to the next
5:19 · Generation like most of us these modern
5:22 · Anu also struggle for
5:28 · survival
5:30 · [Applause]
5:31 · [Music]
5:50 · [Applause]
5:56 · [Music]
5:59 · and now hold and
6:04 · now
6:28 · now
6:32 · [Music]
6:50 · [Music]
7:28 · n
7:58 · for
8:28 · for
8:58 · for
9:04 · for

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0:02	·	the indigenous people of Northern Japan
0:04	·	call themselves IU meaning human in
0:08	·	their
0:12	·	language the Inu the indigenous
0:15	·	inhabitants of northernmost island of
0:17	·	the Japanese archipelago are ethnic
0:20	·	minority population in
0:23	·	Japan they live in the Northern regions
0:25	·	of
0:26	·	Japan particularly Hokkaido the kural
0:30	·	islands and the southern part of
0:34	·	sacen traditionally IU lived a simple
0:38	·	life hunting deer and salmon Gathering
0:42	·	wild plants for food performing
0:44	·	traditional dances and playing
0:53	·	[Music]
0:58	·	music
1:00	·	[Music]
1:09	·	[Music]
1:15	·	the Anu generally have unique physical
1:18	·	characteristics such as hairiness wavy
1:21	·	hair and deep set eyes broader and
1:24	·	bigger noses which are very different
1:27	·	from those of the ordinary Japanese in
1:30	·	particular most Anu men can grow thick
1:33	·	full beard which is a distinctive trait
1:36	·	not commonly found among the Japanese
1:43	·	population until it was outlawed by the
1:45	·	Japanese government in
1:47	·	1871 as part of their ancestral
1:50	·	tradition I knew women had the custom of
1:53	·	getting tattoos on their arms hands and
1:55	·	lips in the Inu language they were
1:58	·	called senu yay and was perceived as a
2:01	·	symbol of
2:02	·	beauty a Talisman and an indispensable
2:06	·	tool to prepare their body for after
2:16	·	death among the Inu all natural
2:20	·	phenomena including flora fauna and even
2:24	·	inanimate objects are believed to have a
2:26	·	spiritual Essence and particular animals
2:29	·	such as brown bears continue to be
2:31	·	honored in ceremony and ritual as Spirit
2:34	·	deities called
2:36	·	[Music]
2:41	·	Kimi the Inu language is an endangered
2:44	·	language
2:46	·	isolate it has no known relation to the
2:49	·	Japanese language or any other language
2:51	·	family making it a unique linguistic
2:55	·	Heritage traditionally the Inu language
2:58	·	was primarily and oral language without
3:01	·	a writing system and it was used for
3:04	·	communication within the Inu Community
3:06	·	for various purposes including
3:08	·	storytelling rituals and everyday
3:12	·	conversation due to a long history of
3:15	·	discrimination and assimilation policies
3:17	·	in Japan the number of Inu speakers has
3:20	·	significantly declined over the years
3:23	·	and today it is estimated that very few
3:26	·	fluent speakers of Inu
3:28	·	remain
3:30	·	the formation process of the Inu
3:33	·	population has been discussed for a long
3:36	·	time conventionally the Inu are
3:39	·	considered to be direct descendants of
3:41	·	the jman people who live throughout
3:43	·	Japan from as early as 13,000 years ago
3:47	·	however recent study found that the
3:49	·	ancestor of the Inu could have ad mixed
3:52	·	with the Okat people who are genetically
3:55	·	similar to those of the lower Amore
3:58	·	populations including the n and
4:01	·	ulch nevertheless total jam and ancestry
4:04	·	among the Inu has been estimated at 70
4:07	·	to
4:08	·	80% this is quite a large proportion
4:11	·	compared to other Japanese populations
4:13	·	such as Mainland Japanese and ryuk
4:17	·	kuons on the paternal Hao group the vast
4:20	·	majority of the Inu men belong to Hao
4:22	·	Group D
4:24	·	m55 the jman male lineage which were
4:27	·	distributed only in the Japanese
4:30	·	archipelago it is noteworthy that they
4:32	·	retained a large number of Joon related
4:35	·	Hao groups in both their paternal and
4:38	·	maternal Gene
4:40	·	pools in 2008 the Japanese government
4:44	·	officially recognized the Inu as an
4:46	·	indigenous people of Japan marking a
4:49	·	significant step toward acknowledging
4:52	·	and preserving their cultural heritage
4:55	·	their current daily lives in terms of
4:57	·	food clothing and housing
5:00	·	are almost the same as those of most
5:02	·	people in Japan however in line with a
5:05	·	growing recognition of inu's traditional
5:07	·	culture and a movement to restore
5:09	·	various aspects of it in recent years
5:12	·	some Anu people are proactively
5:14	·	attempting to learn their traditional
5:16	·	culture and pass it on to the next
5:19	·	Generation like most of us these modern
5:22	·	Anu also struggle for
5:28	·	survival
5:30	·	[Applause]
5:31	·	[Music]
5:50	·	[Applause]
5:56	·	[Music]
5:59	·	and now hold and
6:04	·	now
6:28	·	now
6:32	·	[Music]
6:50	·	[Music]
7:28	·	n
7:58	·	for
8:28	·	for
8:58	·	for
9:04	·	for