Hello, I am an ethnic Ainu from Sakhalin - Russia. We are the native population of northern Japan and southeastern Siberia. We are descedants of the Northeast Asian Okhotsk and a paleolithic population from Central Asia which migrated to Japan more than 30,000 years ago. The Northeast Asian Okhotsk people were related to other Northeast Asians and Native Americans, while the paleolithic Central Asians are not closely related to any modern group. The paleolithic Central Asians contributed the "European-like look" as they share some genes with Europeans and Middle Easterners, but not all Ainu had such "European-like look". The majority always looked Northeast Asian or a mix of the two looks. The Ainu language and culture originated largely from the Northeast Asian Okhotsk people, thus we have many similarities to other Northeast Asians, Siberians and Native Americans. It is a misconception that all Ainu are hairy or look European. We do not. The majority of historical Ainu and of modern Ainu is similar to other people around the Sea of Okhotsk. Europeans exaggarated the "European" look among Ainu. To sum up: We Ainu people came from the combination of the Northeast Asian Okhotsk culture and a paleolithic population which arrived from Central Asia. Thank you all for your interest in my people! :)
Japan in the times of Platon was part of Siberia a big earthquake separated the archipelago from Siberia. That is why they look half asian, half european. My great grandmother was an Ainu
@Suspiciously wet banana Yes. It’s all European propaganda that started over 100 years ago when Europeans came to Japan. It was all evidenceless. Now DNA analysis completely debunked it.
They are beautiful peoples and offer a rich flavor to World History and the ethnic lineages of Today. I would like to learn more about them as I believe they share genetic traits with our Native Peoples in the USA. Best Wellbeing ...
My niece is currently representing the indigenous of New Zealand in Japan as is interested in the Ainu people.. Through my reading of Russia and its culture I learned a little of the Ainu people in a region close to Japanese and the fight for the Kuril islands a home land once of the Ainu also.. I have shared this with her in the hope that she can gain a better understanding of the struggles indigenous people have for recognition of their culture language and all things that make them unique and valuable.. Thanks for this as I do know it will help not only my niece but to help the Ainu. Nga mihi aroha no na Aotearoa New Zealand..
It reminds me of Windtalker, the Japanese looks like Natives of America, perhaps they share same ancestors.. We all knew that Caucasian American are mostly immigrants of the land..
Do you know bands of Asiatic hordes that invaded Western Central Asia ( Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgystan, South and West Kazakhstan) and Turkey have displaced many Caucasoid people from their own Ancestral homelands ? Will that fact please you ?
Arrow according to dna studies the caucasoids were not displaced, they were assimilated into turkic peoples. Hence why uyghurs,uzbeks and nearly all “western turks” look partly to fully caucasian(most turkmens and other oghuz turks) and the turks of the caucasus like the balkars and karachais etc etc etc are basically scythians/sarmatians who switched to a Turkic language. Dna does not lie.
@@mongolchiuud8931 Those Asiatic hordes always lusted after Caucasoid women . So the Asian features got diluted over the course of few generations. Turkish pirates constantly raided balkans and mediterranean seaside villages and circassian villages and the biggest prize for them bashi bazouks was attractive blond haired women.
The fact that Late Pleistocene populations in northwest Europe and northeast Asia show morphological similarities suggests that there may have been actual genetic ties at one time. Those morphological similarities can still be shown between Europe and the descendants of the aboriginal population of the Japanese archipelago, i.e., the Ainu. - Brace et al
? why you talk about christianity with me? I am shamanist animist. Please respect my culture. But why you write this? We do talk about Ainu, not about religion.
They look Japanese too. Japanese culture was in large part influenced by Ainu culture. It is somewhat obvious as can be seen by the images in the video.
Yeah, Ive seen it too and thats what Makes Japan Exceptional - this Ainu substrate that they deny for some weird reason. Legend has it that an Ancient Korean Princess Married a Hairy Ainu Man ( Cue in on Emperor Jimmu ) and the offspring raised in Continental Chinese Tradition were the first new cultured people of the land of the rising Sun, - Since from the Southernmost Korean lands, the nearest islands of Japan can only be spotted clearly at Sunrise. Incidentally the same story holds true for spotting the Yaeyama islands ( Closest of the Japanese Ryukyu Islands) from the Coast of Taiwan . The exonym 'Land of the Rising Sun' is as seen by Chinese observers . Maybe a Renegade Branch of Chinese Royalty from Jiangsu could have run away to the Japanese Islands and formed a local Royal Dynasty with a handful of loyal followers and agricultural slaves and support from local Jomon Chieftains that had some organizational skills . Eventually they also managed to enslave the average Jomon and 'uplift' those who were loyal. There are some eerie parallels between the story of Sri Lanka ( Indo Aryan ruling class that subjugated a mix of Dravidian, Negrito and forest Veddoid /Naga people) With that of Japan. Eventually both Island civilizations managed to tenuously hold on to their relative cultural independence and come up with some grand formative story.
Yeah, this is crap. Most of the statements in this video are poorly researched. Beeing partly finnish, i can tell you that this sacred bearhunt is bogus! There is no such thing 😂🤣 Get a life, get offline! 😂
Alvin Ullanger: " Peijaiset (in dialectal forms peijahaiset, peijaat or peijaajaiset) is a Finnish concept, dating to pre-Christian times, denoting a memorial feast (akin to a wake) that was held in the honour of a slain animal, particularly the bear, the animal most sacred to ancient Finns. In modern-day usage, it often refers to the celebrations following a successful elk hunt, or a feast at the end of a hunting season. It may also be used in a figurative sense, denoting any memorial held for things that have come to an end ("peijaiset" over e.g. bankrupt companies). Traditionally, it referred to wakes for humans and animals, but also other celebrations, depending on the region in question. Karhunpeijaiset is a celebration held for the soul of a bear after a bear hunt. Traditionally, a bear was never "hunted"; it was merely brought down. A single man could claim to have hunted and killed a bear, but when the entire community was involved, the bear was simply said to have died. The bear's spirit had to be told that it had simply fallen into a pit or that it had otherwise killed itself by accident, not by the hunters: this was done to appease the bear's spirit so that it would not be offended and possibly enact some kind of revenge upon the hunters. The ceremony was always a much more elaborate affair than what the most influential member of the community would have merited. In eastern Finland it would have copious mourners and wailers, and the people would address the bear as a relative, or the son of a god. Its flesh was not eaten - that would have been cannibalism - or, if it was, an elaborate show was made to symbolically render the meat into that of another animal, e.g. venison. The bear's head was usually mounted on the top of a young tree, or on a pike, so as to help the bear's spirit climb up into the stars, where it was believed bears' souls had come from. Carrion-eaters would then eat it, leaving only the skull, which would then become an object of veneration. A courtyard would also be cleared around the skull. Traditionally, only bears were honoured thus." References 1. 1 ^ Kielitoimiston sanakirja (in Finnish). headword "peijaiset": KOTUS. 2. ^ a b Länsimäki, Mail (30 October 2001). "Pidetäänkö peijaiset?". Helsingin Sanomat (in Finnish). Archived from the original on 17 March 2012. Retrieved 14 January 2013.
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The Ainu (a word meaning "human" in Ainu language) or Ainu are an ethnic group indigenous to Hokkaido and northern Honshu in northern Japan, as well as the Kuril Islands and the southern half of Sakhalin Island. in Russia. They are also known as ezo or ezo (蝦夷?) in old Japanese and utari (a word meaning "comrade" in the Ainu language), as they prefer to be called today.1 They currently number between 50,000 and 200,000 ethnic Ainu (in whole or in part) in both Russia and Japan. The assimilation of a large part of the Ainu into other ethnic groups makes it difficult to give an exact number of their descendants.They are said to have Caucasoid features, it being claimed in the past that some had exclusively sea or sky eyes and that their women were very hairy, causing them to mix quickly. It is possible that they descend from Russian tribes that migrated eastward from the Ural. The Ainu are of very ancient origin, and Caucasoid ancestors are attributed to them; however, today they are associated with the expansion of the first settlers of Asia and the Urals with the present peoples of Siberia and Russia, especially the Nivjas of Sakhalin and the Koryaks or Koryaks of Kamchatka, may have been Aryans from there, Ainos'Aryans. ' speaking Paleosiberian languages, although the Ainu have genetic traits of their own that demonstrate their ancient distinctiveness from other modern populations in the region.2 These findings are consistent with geological and archaeological evidence: the first settlers of Hokkaido arrived during the last ice age, more than 18,000 years ago3. They differ from Japan's main racial group, the Yamato, in that they have much more body hair, and their hair, although almost always black, is sometimes brown.They have REALLY in the past claimed to have blue eyes.They are said to have interbred with people from Russia. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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Wait what now! Aiona that's a big mythological figure you just mentioned there. I believe it's a Greek God at least it's very similar to the name of the Greeks and its similar to a Scottish name.
it's Jomon ->Emishi->Ainu while Japanese are Jomon(20~30%) + Yayoi(70~80%). Japanese are deeply related to the Ainu so it's wrong to make it sound as a foreign people took over their land and drove them to extinction. It's more complicated then that.
The vast majority of us have Jomon ancestry, but only a small portion of us have Ainu ancestry. I hope non-Japanese people like you will be able to understand the difference between the Jomon and the Ainu.
Dr St Dorikos - Dr K Hatzigiannakis : AINOU THE PRE-ANCIENT PELASGIC COLONIZATION OF EAST ASIA. The Archancient Greek roots in the language of the white natives of Japan and Sakhalin.
Ain sounds like German, Swedish, and Norwegian words for One e.g. Ein. Jin as in Nihon-jin sounds like the word for 'living ones' or people. Jit (жить) in Russian means to live.
Turkic people were originally from the East...And migrated west. Anyways I can prove you are stupid. Link us a a source that claims the Ainu lived in Western China...=P
@@madman6097 There are lots of Turkic groups from Siberia and Central Asia, and none of them seem to identity as "White" (eg, the Sakha people and the Kazakh people).
@@mongolchiuud8931 More like South West China( SE Tibet, Yunnan,S. Qinghai) during the Paleolithic, Where a lot of Men have the same Y DNA Haplogroup D as found in Ainu.
@@IhanaSuloinen Don’t spread a lie. Katana was used from roughly in 1500s. And at that time, most of so called Ainus didn’t even have any connection with samurais. So how could they use or even know Katana?? LOL
SOS (NO BS) I AM A REAL HOKKAIDO AINU, AND I HAVE BEEN BEING VIOLENTLY TARGETED AND TRAFFICKED SINCE I WAS BORN. I AM TRYING DESPERATELY TO LEAVE THE UNITED STATES (WHICH IS INFESTED) AND RETURN TO MY BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRAL HOMELAND... SOS (NO BS) PLEASE RESPOND!!!!
If the truth be told, Ainu aren't “indigenous people”. The historical relation between Japanese and Ainu isn't definitely between Whites and Native American, because Ainu have same DNA and same roots of language and culture as Japanese. From the point of view of Japanese history, we understand that Ainu are OLD or PURE Japanese. So, in this sense I'm also Ainu, my ancestors were undoubtedly Ainu. Nevertheless, because of radical Ainu rebels and ignorance of people, sadly our government has compromised to call Ainu “indigenous people”.
They have a lot of the same DNA, yes, but not all of it. In "Ethnic derivation of Ainu inferred from mitochondrial DNA data" by Adachi, Kakuda, Takahashi, Kanzawa-Kiriyama, and Shinoda, in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, the authors of the study report significant Siberian DNA from the Okhotsk culture people in the samples collected from Edo-era Hokkaido Ainu. They also found regional variation and other things. But that being said, indigenous people status isn't generally determined by DNA alone. By the 13th century (or 10th century BCE, depending on how you want to count it) the Ainu and the Mainland Japanese were two distinct culture groups, and by the 19th century the Japanese Empire was actively colonizing Hokkaido and banning Ainu culture. BUT, if someone wants to learn Ainu culture even if they didn't grow up in it, more power to them.
Oh again the fools obsessed with so called "whiteness" show up! And they aren't "white", nor similar to Slavs or Celts. The genetic studies show Ainu are most similar to Andamanese and Tibetans
I knew it. Ainu and probably Jomuns might really came from Russia. Because they are the closest western people to Japan. Since Ainu and Jomuns looks like mix Japanese and White people.
No. First of all, do you know the people in Siberia are almost all of Mongoloid race?? Or you believe all Russian are white?? LOL Ainus are just near to Proto Mongoloid race that makes them a little bit look different. The current DNA analysis completely showed they have no connection to whites or caucasians. They are almost all Japanese and in fact the modern Japanese also share the same DNA as Ainus which is Jomon. Just look at them. They don’t look white at all! Lol
They have nothing to do with so called "white" people. Genetic studies show they are most similar to Andamanese and Tibetans. And "Russia" is huge, most Paleo-Siberian groups are very different from ethic Russians and are most similar to Native Americans. I am an ethnic Russians and we are originally from the western-most 10% of current Russian territory.
Also don't use concept of "whiteness", it is really pseudo-scientific and was invented in some western countries only in order to "other-ise" and exclude some Western Eurasian people groups, whom were not "light enough", "European enough", "Nordic enough" etc. For a long time South Europeans and Slavs were not considered "white" for example
@@KateeAngel The Ainu, Andamanese and Tibetans are similar to each other in the sense that they have common paternal ancestry, but they don't share the same maternal ancestry and, not to mention, phenotypically look completely different. Whether the Ainu have white ancestors or not, you can't deny that some Ainu people look white (In my opinion, they look more like West Asians or South Asians, but Caucasians anyway) .
Most of their ancestors were killed when the Children of the Sun came and inherit the land. They killed and drove away these bear worshipers and the A inu fled to Hokkaido.
Stop bullshitting . There is no evidence of widespread genocide . It was just class difference that emerged between stone age people and those who adopted technology. This whole Ainu genocide shit is a western myth. Yes they were gradually displaced and found themselves marginalized.
@@KM-oj3nu Most Japanese men share the same Y DNA as Ainu. Picture the Emperor Meiji in Ainu Costume -And tell me if he is not a derived Ainu ?. The same process happened in Many Many lands, when a section of people adopted cultural innovations and buried any relationship with their less adapted cousins and relatives. Over several Generations Denialism took place. It happens in the US too - between well Educated Irishmen in Massachusetts and those hillbillies in Southern Appalachia - both of whose ancestors may have escaped the 'Potato' famine from the same village and social class.
@@ArrowBast lol the ainu and the japanese had been seperate for 1000s of years to the point where you cant class the ainu language with japanese/korean its a language isolate. You cant expect to compare the Ainu who had a completely different language/culture to your cute story about irish migrants descendants differing over the course of a couple of decades. A mix of unfamiliar diseases brought to them and futile skirmishes against the japanese colonialists along with the eventual banning of their language in schools and official capacities fucked them over. On top of taking their land & giving it to japanese migrants and banning them from cultural practices such as hunting/fishing because their distinct culture threatened the myth of Japanese homogeneity. Its obviously genocide. Slow yes but ultimately it is what it is
@@KM-oj3nu And fool the Potato famine happened in 1850's so i dont know what math runs in that pea brain of yours that chalks it up to couple 'decades', its not a cute story - more of a fact. Social Drift causes cultural differentiation .
Question is why the modern Japanese were called the children of the Sun. Who is Sun? the history of Japanese are far more interesting than the Ainus. Japanese are special people. You will know in the near future.
I am from Ophir ametaresu(sp) is the sun goddress and main deity of the shinto religion... is it so hard to simply google and cross reference these days?..
They are only special because they adopted the technological developments from Mainland Asia after 1000 BC and came up with a creation myth and narratives to distance themselves from their Country Cousins ( Ainu) who stayed back as hunter gathers.
Arrow most likely they did adopt the shinto religion from the Ainu as most shinto terms are of Ainu origin(etymology) like the japanese word for God/deity which is “Kami” most likely came from the Ainu word for their Bear deity which is “Kamuy” etc etc Fun fact: Japanese clothing and most culture is a direct copy of the Chinese Tang dynasty period adopted in the 7th century ad called the Taika reform. If you google tang dynasy swords they look nearly the same as the katana just not curved and the google tang dynasty clothing which looks just like the kimono along with the headgear of the nobility to the tea ceremony etc etc. very interesting.
@@mongolchiuud8931 I'm imagining renegade bunch of Chinese nobles after falling out with their royalty or displaced by a palace coup , set sail in the direction of the rising sun with some agricultural slaves because they have heard of islands and fishing grounds in the distance , their daughters marry into the Jomon Chieftains in return for being given a safe haven and civilize a select bunch of them that are willing to undergo this cultural transformation ( similar to a religious conversion) , creating this new Nation out of Jomon Chieftains and Women of Chinese or maybe even Korean Rebel Nobility . The civilized [Chinese] women persuade the Men to give up their hunter gatherer past ? Hence this Sun Goddess legend? Like the Sun is worshipped in many ancient cultures worldwide , but mostly as a male deity.
Do you have any evidence?? Ainus are closer to Jomon who are also the ancient ancestors of modern Japanese, so Ainus and Japanese do share the common ancestors. There is no element of “Chinese’ both historically and scientifically.
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Hello, I am an ethnic Ainu from Sakhalin - Russia. We are the native population of northern Japan and southeastern Siberia. We are descedants of the Northeast Asian Okhotsk and a paleolithic population from Central Asia which migrated to Japan more than 30,000 years ago. The Northeast Asian Okhotsk people were related to other Northeast Asians and Native Americans, while the paleolithic Central Asians are not closely related to any modern group. The paleolithic Central Asians contributed the "European-like look" as they share some genes with Europeans and Middle Easterners, but not all Ainu had such "European-like look". The majority always looked Northeast Asian or a mix of the two looks. The Ainu language and culture originated largely from the Northeast Asian Okhotsk people, thus we have many similarities to other Northeast Asians, Siberians and Native Americans. It is a misconception that all Ainu are hairy or look European. We do not. The majority of historical Ainu and of modern Ainu is similar to other people around the Sea of Okhotsk. Europeans exaggarated the "European" look among Ainu.
To sum up: We Ainu people came from the combination of the Northeast Asian Okhotsk culture and a paleolithic population which arrived from Central Asia. Thank you all for your interest in my people! :)
The Ainu lived with the Nephilim
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Some russian ainu also live in Kazakhstan.
I am really interested! if you're claim Ainu identity, may I know if you still speak Ainu original language? or know some words?
@@andregunawan2269ysa masawo Ijawatera awo aoreta ayo woaka uisss fccch bhhuyx
I really love those clothes. They are so unique. Not similar to Finland, but the Kahu (bear) hunt is. Awesome video!
They are indeed unique and not similar to Finnish clothing, except a lot of blue.
Looks a lot like traditional Japanese clothing.
Japan in the times of Platon was part of Siberia a big earthquake separated the archipelago from Siberia. That is why they look half asian, half european. My great grandmother was an Ainu
@Suspiciously wet banana Yes. It’s all European propaganda that started over 100 years ago when Europeans came to Japan. It was all evidenceless. Now DNA analysis completely debunked it.
They are beautiful peoples and offer a rich flavor to World History and the ethnic lineages of Today.
I would like to learn more about them as I believe they share genetic traits with our Native Peoples in the USA.
Best Wellbeing ...
My niece is currently representing the indigenous of New Zealand in Japan as is interested in the Ainu people.. Through my reading of Russia and its culture I learned a little of the Ainu people in a region close to Japanese and the fight for the Kuril islands a home land once of the Ainu also.. I have shared this with her in the hope that she can gain a better understanding of the struggles indigenous people have for recognition of their culture language and all things that make them unique and valuable.. Thanks for this as I do know it will help not only my niece but to help the Ainu. Nga mihi aroha no na Aotearoa New Zealand..
Beautiful and unique tradition of Ainu tribe👍
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It reminds me of Windtalker, the Japanese looks like Natives of America, perhaps they share same ancestors.. We all knew that Caucasian American are mostly immigrants of the land..
Do you know bands of Asiatic hordes that invaded Western Central Asia ( Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgystan, South and West Kazakhstan) and Turkey have displaced many Caucasoid people from their own Ancestral homelands ? Will that fact please you ?
Arrow according to dna studies the caucasoids were not displaced, they were assimilated into turkic peoples. Hence why uyghurs,uzbeks and nearly all “western turks” look partly to fully caucasian(most turkmens and other oghuz turks) and the turks of the caucasus like the balkars and karachais etc etc etc are basically scythians/sarmatians who switched to a Turkic language. Dna does not lie.
@@mongolchiuud8931 Those Asiatic hordes always lusted after Caucasoid women . So the Asian features got diluted over the course of few generations. Turkish pirates constantly raided balkans and mediterranean seaside villages and circassian villages and the biggest prize for them bashi bazouks was attractive blond haired women.
You got that backwards
@@ArrowBast Only Turks. Mongols preferred Chinese girls
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The fact that Late Pleistocene populations in northwest Europe and northeast Asia show morphological similarities suggests that there may have been actual genetic ties at one time. Those morphological similarities can still be shown between Europe and the descendants of the aboriginal population of the Japanese archipelago, i.e., the Ainu.
- Brace et al
? why you talk about christianity with me? I am shamanist animist. Please respect my culture. But why you write this? We do talk about Ainu, not about religion.
Y DNA Haplogroup D has never been found in any population in Europe. Just because the Ainu men kept beards does not mean they are 'Caucasoid' .
@@ArrowBast D1a2 was recently discouverd in Koban burials in Europe. D is also found in mostly all of Eurasia.
They look Japanese too. Japanese culture was in large part influenced by Ainu culture. It is somewhat obvious as can be seen by the images in the video.
Yeah, Ive seen it too and thats what Makes Japan Exceptional - this Ainu substrate that they deny for some weird reason. Legend has it that an Ancient Korean Princess Married a Hairy Ainu Man ( Cue in on Emperor Jimmu ) and the offspring raised in Continental Chinese Tradition were the first new cultured people of the land of the rising Sun, - Since from the Southernmost Korean lands, the nearest islands of Japan can only be spotted clearly at Sunrise. Incidentally the same story holds true for spotting the Yaeyama islands ( Closest of the Japanese Ryukyu Islands) from the Coast of Taiwan . The exonym 'Land of the Rising Sun' is as seen by Chinese observers . Maybe a Renegade Branch of Chinese Royalty from Jiangsu could have run away to the Japanese Islands and formed a local Royal Dynasty with a handful of loyal followers and agricultural slaves and support from local Jomon Chieftains that had some organizational skills . Eventually they also managed to enslave the average Jomon and 'uplift' those who were loyal. There are some eerie parallels between the story of Sri Lanka ( Indo Aryan ruling class that subjugated a mix of Dravidian, Negrito and forest Veddoid /Naga people) With that of Japan. Eventually both Island civilizations managed to tenuously hold on to their relative cultural independence and come up with some grand formative story.
Almost no pure Ainu left. You make beautiful videos.
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"similar to the Suomi of Finland", what on earth are you talking about? Suomi just means Finland in finnish.
Yeah, this is crap. Most of the statements in this video are poorly researched. Beeing partly finnish, i can tell you that this sacred bearhunt is bogus! There is no such thing 😂🤣 Get a life, get offline! 😂
Alvin Ullanger:
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Peijaiset (in dialectal forms peijahaiset, peijaat or peijaajaiset) is a Finnish concept, dating to pre-Christian times, denoting a memorial feast (akin to a wake) that was held in the honour of a slain animal, particularly the bear, the animal most sacred to ancient Finns. In modern-day usage, it often refers to the celebrations following a successful elk hunt, or a feast at the end of a hunting season. It may also be used in a figurative sense, denoting any memorial held for things that have come to an end ("peijaiset" over e.g. bankrupt companies). Traditionally, it referred to wakes for humans and animals, but also other celebrations, depending on the region in question.
Karhunpeijaiset is a celebration held for the soul of a bear after a bear hunt. Traditionally, a bear was never "hunted"; it was merely brought down. A single man could claim to have hunted and killed a bear, but when the entire community was involved, the bear was simply said to have died. The bear's spirit had to be told that it had simply fallen into a pit or that it had otherwise killed itself by accident, not by the hunters: this was done to appease the bear's spirit so that it would not be offended and possibly enact some kind of revenge upon the hunters. The ceremony was always a much more elaborate affair than what the most influential member of the community would have merited. In eastern Finland it would have copious mourners and wailers, and the people would address the bear as a relative, or the son of a god. Its flesh was not eaten - that would have been cannibalism - or, if it was, an elaborate show was made to symbolically render the meat into that of another animal, e.g. venison. The bear's head was usually mounted on the top of a young tree, or on a pike, so as to help the bear's spirit climb up into the stars, where it was believed bears' souls had come from. Carrion-eaters would then eat it, leaving only the skull, which would then become an object of veneration. A courtyard would also be cleared around the skull. Traditionally, only bears were honoured thus."
References
1. 1 ^ Kielitoimiston sanakirja (in Finnish). headword "peijaiset": KOTUS.
2. ^ a b Länsimäki, Mail (30 October 2001). "Pidetäänkö peijaiset?". Helsingin Sanomat (in Finnish). Archived from the original on 17 March 2012. Retrieved 14 January 2013.
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I'm always interested in Basque information, as we now know "they are the Orgin of the Post-flood Irish, and tidy the populations of Irish that are in/from Counties Kerry and Cork have retained the stronger amount of Basque DNA.
Those 2 counties are my exact Irish lineage locations and also are the highest rate of Rh(-).
I match AB(-)
Genetics is a most interesting subject.
David Reich, PhD, Geneticist, Harvard, Premier Researcher, maps and records the migrations of peoples around the World us in the DNA data.
Much respect for him, (when he has found flaws relative to the "Mainstream Paradigm", he notes these and states his own "corrections" to previous position.
That is the sign of Authentic Academic, going forward with Science discoveries.
Thanks again,
Beth
Tennessee, USA
The Ainu (a word meaning "human" in Ainu language) or Ainu are an ethnic group indigenous to Hokkaido and northern Honshu in northern Japan, as well as the Kuril Islands and the southern half of Sakhalin Island. in Russia. They are also known as ezo or ezo (蝦夷?) in old Japanese and utari (a word meaning "comrade" in the Ainu language), as they prefer to be called today.1 They currently number between 50,000 and 200,000 ethnic Ainu (in whole or in part) in both Russia and Japan. The assimilation of a large part of the Ainu into other ethnic groups makes it difficult to give an exact number of their descendants.They are said to have Caucasoid features, it being claimed in the past that some had exclusively sea or sky eyes and that their women were very hairy, causing them to mix quickly. It is possible that they descend from Russian tribes that migrated eastward from the Ural.
The Ainu are of very ancient origin, and Caucasoid ancestors are attributed to them; however, today they are associated with the expansion of the first settlers of Asia and the Urals with the present peoples of Siberia and Russia, especially the Nivjas of Sakhalin and the Koryaks or Koryaks of Kamchatka, may have been Aryans from there, Ainos'Aryans. ' speaking Paleosiberian languages, although the Ainu have genetic traits of their own that demonstrate their ancient distinctiveness from other modern populations in the region.2 These findings are consistent with geological and archaeological evidence: the first settlers of Hokkaido arrived during the last ice age, more than 18,000 years ago3. They differ from Japan's main racial group, the Yamato, in that they have much more body hair, and their hair, although almost always black, is sometimes brown.They have REALLY in the past claimed to have blue eyes.They are said to have interbred with people from Russia.
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I like your videos
Do you have other berber's video ?
I did 3 videos about Morocco:
Amazigh - ruclips.net/video/KQHD1fZAvmA/видео.html
Marrakesh - ruclips.net/video/omBc1HsfeNU/видео.html
Chefchaouen - ruclips.net/video/s59uC-Jmg0k/видео.html
Wait what now! Aiona that's a big mythological figure you just mentioned there. I believe it's a Greek God at least it's very similar to the name of the Greeks and its similar to a Scottish name.
i like your vidéo do you have a more
Yes, upcoming are Solutrians, Finns, Hungarians, and many more
In Jomon era Aleutian people came to Northern Japan.
Nakoruru (Samurai Spirits).
Samuari ruclips.net/video/lCXLETiZqY4/видео.html
Gostei muito pois sou filho de ainu
Minha mãe e ainu sinto muito
Uma tristeza em ver que ninguém
Divulgue a nação Ainu
Esashi gun terra natal de minha mae
A very good antropologic work. A nice video as a product. Wow !!!
Thank you so much. I am glad you liked it. Please look forward to the upcoming video on the Basque.
it's Jomon ->Emishi->Ainu while Japanese are Jomon(20~30%) + Yayoi(70~80%). Japanese are deeply related to the Ainu so it's wrong to make it sound as a foreign people took over their land and drove them to extinction. It's more complicated then that.
No it's not. Please shut up imperial colonizer. Your words promote extinction.
The vast majority of us have Jomon ancestry, but only a small portion of us have Ainu ancestry. I hope non-Japanese people like you will be able to understand the difference between the Jomon and the Ainu.
فيديوهاتك مفيدة جدا ، نشكرك على مجهودك
أنا سعيد جدا أن نسمع ذلك
Iran-kar-a-p-te ! Y-yay-raykere hej daa Tack saa hemskt mycket kiitoksia paljon moi moike
2:04 the pattern on the hat very similar to kazakh patterns (middle asia)
I like this music track better.
I agree
Yes, I uploaded the first too quickly and then I found this track.
If animals and plants can be declared as "protected species" why can't the Ainu people be protected?
Dr St Dorikos - Dr K Hatzigiannakis : AINOU THE PRE-ANCIENT PELASGIC COLONIZATION OF EAST ASIA.
The Archancient Greek roots in the language of the white natives of Japan and Sakhalin.
Selamat anda menemukan bahasa Indonesia
Ain as in Ain-u means "the One", ergo the Chosen. And Wa-jin (Wa-iin in Korean) means "Harmonious-people." :)
Ain sounds like German, Swedish, and Norwegian words for One e.g. Ein. Jin as in Nihon-jin sounds like the word for 'living ones' or people. Jit (жить) in Russian means to live.
I love all the comments you make. It makes the feedback very meaningful and enjoyable. :)
Ihana Suloinen Glad to hear that :) I do enjoy your videos, your passion and interest in Human history with such enthusiasm :^D
How to tell an ainu from a wajin, ainu always have razors or beards.
Many look European Or Eurasian
Ainu never lived in Western China, you are confusing the Ainu of Japan with the Turkic Aynu of Western China...lol
Oh yes. The Turkic people always stayed at home and never migrated east. They must have respected the modern political boundaries...lol
Turkic people were originally from the East...And migrated west. Anyways I can prove you are stupid. Link us a a source that claims the Ainu lived in Western China...=P
@@mongolchiuud8931 my man i know right black folks "we wuz kangs" claim to be ainu. Now even white folks want to be asian too.
@@madman6097 There are lots of Turkic groups from Siberia and Central Asia, and none of them seem to identity as "White" (eg, the Sakha people and the Kazakh people).
@@mongolchiuud8931 More like South West China( SE Tibet, Yunnan,S. Qinghai) during the Paleolithic, Where a lot of Men have the same Y DNA Haplogroup D as found in Ainu.
Real samurays
Yes, the Katana was used by the Ainu
@@IhanaSuloinen Don’t spread a lie. Katana was used from roughly in 1500s. And at that time, most of so called Ainus didn’t even have any connection with samurais. So how could they use or even know Katana?? LOL
SOS (NO BS) I AM A REAL HOKKAIDO AINU, AND I HAVE BEEN BEING VIOLENTLY TARGETED AND TRAFFICKED SINCE I WAS BORN. I AM TRYING DESPERATELY TO LEAVE THE UNITED STATES (WHICH IS INFESTED) AND RETURN TO MY BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRAL HOMELAND... SOS (NO BS) PLEASE RESPOND!!!!
If the truth be told, Ainu aren't “indigenous people”. The historical relation between Japanese and Ainu isn't definitely between Whites and Native American, because Ainu have same DNA and same roots of language and culture as Japanese. From the point of view of Japanese history, we understand that Ainu are OLD or PURE Japanese. So, in this sense I'm also Ainu, my ancestors were undoubtedly Ainu. Nevertheless, because of radical Ainu rebels and ignorance of people, sadly our government has compromised to call Ainu “indigenous people”.
They have a lot of the same DNA, yes, but not all of it. In "Ethnic derivation of Ainu inferred from mitochondrial DNA data" by Adachi, Kakuda, Takahashi, Kanzawa-Kiriyama, and Shinoda, in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, the authors of the study report significant Siberian DNA from the Okhotsk culture people in the samples collected from Edo-era Hokkaido Ainu. They also found regional variation and other things.
But that being said, indigenous people status isn't generally determined by DNA alone. By the 13th century (or 10th century BCE, depending on how you want to count it) the Ainu and the Mainland Japanese were two distinct culture groups, and by the 19th century the Japanese Empire was actively colonizing Hokkaido and banning Ainu culture.
BUT, if someone wants to learn Ainu culture even if they didn't grow up in it, more power to them.
modern japanese have only 10% Jomon DNA, while Ainu have 80%
They are so similar to white people it is truly amazing, I salute you for keeping the traditions of the slavs and celts alive.
Oh again the fools obsessed with so called "whiteness" show up!
And they aren't "white", nor similar to Slavs or Celts. The genetic studies show Ainu are most similar to Andamanese and Tibetans
I knew it. Ainu and probably Jomuns might really came from Russia. Because they are the closest western people to Japan. Since Ainu and Jomuns looks like mix Japanese and White people.
No. First of all, do you know the people in Siberia are almost all of Mongoloid race?? Or you believe all Russian are white?? LOL Ainus are just near to Proto Mongoloid race that makes them a little bit look different. The current DNA analysis completely showed they have no connection to whites or caucasians. They are almost all Japanese and in fact the modern Japanese also share the same DNA as Ainus which is Jomon. Just look at them. They don’t look white at all! Lol
They have nothing to do with so called "white" people. Genetic studies show they are most similar to Andamanese and Tibetans. And "Russia" is huge, most Paleo-Siberian groups are very different from ethic Russians and are most similar to Native Americans. I am an ethnic Russians and we are originally from the western-most 10% of current Russian territory.
Also don't use concept of "whiteness", it is really pseudo-scientific and was invented in some western countries only in order to "other-ise" and exclude some Western Eurasian people groups, whom were not "light enough", "European enough", "Nordic enough" etc. For a long time South Europeans and Slavs were not considered "white" for example
@@KateeAngel The Ainu, Andamanese and Tibetans are similar to each other in the sense that they have common paternal ancestry, but they don't share the same maternal ancestry and, not to mention, phenotypically look completely different. Whether the Ainu have white ancestors or not, you can't deny that some Ainu people look white (In my opinion, they look more like West Asians or South Asians, but Caucasians anyway) .
AINU people r descendants of the Greeks.. r ancient Greek tribe..educate yourself
lmao
Most of their ancestors were killed when the Children of the Sun came and inherit the land. They killed and drove away these bear worshipers and the A inu fled to Hokkaido.
Stop bullshitting . There is no evidence of widespread genocide . It was just class difference that emerged between stone age people and those who adopted technology. This whole Ainu genocide shit is a western myth. Yes they were gradually displaced and found themselves marginalized.
@@ArrowBast how do you explain their forced assimilation/erasure of their identity as "class differences" lol.
@@KM-oj3nu Most Japanese men share the same Y DNA as Ainu. Picture the Emperor Meiji in Ainu Costume -And tell me if he is not a derived Ainu ?. The same process happened in Many Many lands, when a section of people adopted cultural innovations and buried any relationship with their less adapted cousins and relatives. Over several Generations Denialism took place. It happens in the US too - between well Educated Irishmen in Massachusetts and those hillbillies in Southern Appalachia - both of whose ancestors may have escaped the 'Potato' famine from the same village and social class.
@@ArrowBast lol the ainu and the japanese had been seperate for 1000s of years to the point where you cant class the ainu language with japanese/korean its a language isolate. You cant expect to compare the Ainu who had a completely different language/culture to your cute story about irish migrants descendants differing over the course of a couple of decades. A mix of unfamiliar diseases brought to them and futile skirmishes against the japanese colonialists along with the eventual banning of their language in schools and official capacities fucked them over. On top of taking their land & giving it to japanese migrants and banning them from cultural practices such as hunting/fishing because their distinct culture threatened the myth of Japanese homogeneity. Its obviously genocide. Slow yes but ultimately it is what it is
@@KM-oj3nu And fool the Potato famine happened in 1850's so i dont know what math runs in that pea brain of yours that chalks it up to couple 'decades', its not a cute story - more of a fact. Social Drift causes cultural differentiation .
The customs look like Israelite customs. Especially the clothing.
Is Bear Meat Kosher ?
@Joshua Hickman Just asked since the Ainu ate bear on ceremonial hunts and the OP claimed an Israeli 'link' :)
Question is why the modern Japanese were called the children of the Sun. Who is Sun? the history of Japanese are far more interesting than the Ainus. Japanese are special people. You will know in the near future.
I am from Ophir ametaresu(sp) is the sun goddress and main deity of the shinto religion... is it so hard to simply google and cross reference these days?..
They are only special because they adopted the technological developments from Mainland Asia after 1000 BC and came up with a creation myth and narratives to distance themselves from their Country Cousins ( Ainu) who stayed back as hunter gathers.
Arrow most likely they did adopt the shinto religion from the Ainu as most shinto terms are of Ainu origin(etymology) like the japanese word for God/deity which is “Kami” most likely came from the Ainu word for their Bear deity which is “Kamuy” etc etc
Fun fact: Japanese clothing and most culture is a direct copy of the Chinese Tang dynasty period adopted in the 7th century ad called the Taika reform. If you google tang dynasy swords they look nearly the same as the katana just not curved and the google tang dynasty clothing which looks just like the kimono along with the headgear of the nobility to the tea ceremony etc etc. very interesting.
@@mongolchiuud8931 I'm imagining renegade bunch of Chinese nobles after falling out with their royalty or displaced by a palace coup , set sail in the direction of the rising sun with some agricultural slaves because they have heard of islands and fishing grounds in the distance , their daughters marry into the Jomon Chieftains in return for being given a safe haven and civilize a select bunch of them that are willing to undergo this cultural transformation ( similar to a religious conversion) , creating this new Nation out of Jomon Chieftains and Women of Chinese or maybe even Korean Rebel Nobility . The civilized [Chinese] women persuade the Men to give up their hunter gatherer past ? Hence this Sun Goddess legend? Like the Sun is worshipped in many ancient cultures worldwide , but mostly as a male deity.
They are mix of Japanese and Chinese
Do you have any evidence?? Ainus are closer to Jomon who are also the ancient ancestors of modern Japanese, so Ainus and Japanese do share the common ancestors. There is no element of “Chinese’ both historically and scientifically.
@Gamer You have any evidence??
The Japanese slaughtered the Ainu.