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How Have the Japanese Discriminated Against the Ainu? Looking Back at over 1,000 Years of History Since Ancient Times
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In March 2021, a certain comment became a problem on the Nippon Television program "Sukkiri." Comedian Nomizo asked the riddle, "When I find an animal that I liken to this work, it means, ah, a dog." Nomizo himself probably had no such awareness. However, the meaning of the words is clear discrimination against the Ainu, which has already been pointed out in the popular manga "Golden Kamuy," and in "Volume 1, Episode 6" (→ amazon), there is the …
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