The Nibutani Ainu Culture Museum in Biratori opened in 1992 😊 The museum is divided into four zones, offering a fascinating look at Ainu life and culture 👀👂 〈Ainu〉Zone — Daily Life See everyday tools and household items that show how people lived. 〈Kamuy〉Zone — The World of Gods Explore Ainu prayers, beliefs, legends, and stories. 〈Mosir〉Zone — Gifts of the Land Learn about agriculture, hunting, transportation, and funerary customs. 〈Moreu〉Zone — Traditional Crafts Admire the skill and artist

Did you know the Indigenous people of Japan, the Ainu, were largely wiped out due to colonialism? And now the new best-selling game Ghost of Yōtei is highlighting their culture in a way never seen before. | AJ