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JAPAN: AINU FISHERMEN. Four Ainu fishermen in boats on Hokkaido Island. Stereograph
JAPAN: AINU FISHERMEN.
Four Ainu fishermen in boats on Hokkaido Island. Stereograph, c1906
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Media ID 12417962
1906 Boat Fishermen Fishing Japan Japanese Native Robe Spear Traditional Ainu Hokkaido Stereograph Turn Of Century
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This photo print, titled "JAPAN: AINU FISHERMEN" takes us back to the early 20th century on Hokkaido Island. In this stereograph captured around 1906, we are transported to a serene river scene where four Ainu fishermen stand proudly in their traditional attire. The Ainu men, with their long beards and robes, exude a sense of wisdom and strength as they navigate the calm waters in their boats. Their spears held firmly in hand suggest that they are skilled hunters as well as fishermen. It is evident that fishing is not just a means of survival for these native Japanese people but also an integral part of their cultural identity. As we gaze at this image frozen in time, it offers us a glimpse into the turn of the century Japan when traditions were deeply rooted and respected. The composition beautifully captures both the tranquility of nature and the resilience of these Ainu fishermen who have dedicated themselves to mastering their craft. Preserved by the Library of Congress, this photograph serves as a valuable historical document showcasing not only the diversity within Japan but also shedding light on indigenous cultures that often go unnoticed or underrepresented. Through this image, we can appreciate and honor the rich heritage and contributions made by communities like the Ainu people throughout history.
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