Hokkaido Museum
A red brick building known locally as the forest chalet, giving the fullest account in the province of Ainu history and colonisation.
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A red brick building known locally as the forest chalet, giving the fullest account in the province of Ainu history and colonisation.
Housed in the university's 1929 science building, so the modernist architecture is as much the exhibit as the four million specimens.
Built around Kamikawa Ainu material - dugout canoes and ritual objects presented as working tools rather than curiosities.
A village of 3,000 rebuilt its identity around picture books, and has run an original-illustration prize ever since.
Ranges Ainu material beside Sami and Inuit - the only museum in Japan that treats the whole circumpolar north as one subject.
One of the oldest museums in Japan, holding what gathered in this treaty port and the Ainu craft of southern Hokkaido.
In a former Bank of Japan branch, holding a major Ainu collection strong in attus, the cloth woven from tree bark.
Japan's only national museum of an indigenous people, presenting Ainu pattern and carving as living practice rather than ethnography.
Nibutani's wood carving and bark weaving are the only Ainu crafts designated traditional by the state - and the makers still live here.
Municipal wine begun by Ikeda Town in 1963. The town bred its own hybrids with wild mountain grapes that withstand cold damage.
A public testing and research institute of Hokkaido Prefecture. It provides manufacturing technology to companies.