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Hokkaidō Museum of Northern People Review

4.3 /55 Reviews
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There are small exhibitions and interactive platforms outside. The content on display is still relatively representative, and it can indeed learn some characteristics of the northern ethnic groups, especially the costumes and musical instruments, which are very delicate and beautiful.

Hokkaidō Museum of Northern People

Posted: Oct 10, 2018
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  • 沙漠里的赤裸裸
    5/5Outstanding
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    The Ainu National Museum in Hokkaido is a museum that restores the villages (kotan) where the indigenous Ainu people lived on the shores of Lake Poroto. It displays the tangible and intangible culture of the Ainu people, and is also a facility for academic investigation and research. The museum recreates the past grass-top houses of the Ainu people, tise, pu (grain bank), heperesetsu (cage for bears), tipu (canoe), etc. Here, according to the theme of clothing, food, housing, etc., the collection of various Ainu ethnic groups is displayed, which is the largest in Japan. In the experience hall, you can also enjoy the national musical instrument bamboo harmonica play, designated as an important intangible folk cultural heritage Ainu ancient dance. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people come here to learn the traditions and life of the Ainu people. Ainu is an indigenous people in northern Japan, and the National Ainu Museum and National National Symbiosis Park aim to revitalize the culture and life of the Ainu people. This open-air facility displays many interactive, educational exhibits, and everyone is more familiar with its Ainu name "UPOPOY". UOPOY means "ethnic chorus", reflecting the facility as a community, providing people with gatherings, Mission of learning venues. UOPOY takes you through the history and culture of Ainu that is not yet known to international friends. POPOY opened in 2020 and is the northernmost national museum in Japan. The permanent exhibition covers six themes surrounding the Ainu people and culture: language, worldview (spirit and customs), life, history, livelihood and communication (interaction between Ainu and other peoples). You can walk freely in the main hall to learn more about Ainu's culture. There is also an interactive space called Temptempa, which means “feel firsthand” in Ainu. Here you can deepen your understanding of Ainu culture by building models, stereo models and puzzles based on the six main themes of the permanent exhibition. Outside the museum is the National National Symbiosis Park. The greenery and spacious roads make people think about the importance of Ainu culture to symbiosis with nature. In your exploration, you can stop at the Ainu Crafts, Food and Music experience centers for a close encounter. At the southern end of UOPOY is a hall of experience exchange (uekari cise), where you can enjoy traditional music and dance performances, especially the “Ainu-style dance”, which is currently listed on the UNESCO list of human intangible cultural heritage. The soundtrack also includes mukkuri (a bamboo harmonica) and tonkori (a five-stringed piano) performances. These performances are sometimes performed in Cikisani Square, with the stunning Poroto Lake as a natural backdrop. Not far from the Experience Exchange Hall, an experience hall where you can cook and try Ainu cuisine and learn how to play mukkuri and tonkori.

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    Posted: Jan 24, 2023
  • 乐乐嘻嘻哈哈
    4/5Excellent
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    You can feel a lot of interesting things here, the original differences between the ethnic groups are actually quite big sometimes.

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    Posted: Jun 21, 2017
  • doudourw
    4/5Excellent

    有原著民的相关介绍和物品展示,很有意义。

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    Posted: Jul 25, 2018
  • 不负年华不负卿
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    Landmark Hefeng Museum to maintain a fresh sense of the world is the secret of youth, how to solve the curiosity of nowhere to put, I think the museum is very good, especially in Japan Hokkaido this special characteristic national museum, really worth seeing. ● The appearance of a taxi to the front of the museum, is directly attracted by the appearance of the museum, unlike the previous impression of the museum, serious and quiet, this museum's conical building looks more lively and symbolic. Entering through the main entrance is like passing through a tunnel of a robot cat, and the red and white building body looks like a church. ● Internal exhibits came to the interior and found that some of the exhibitions are all about some characteristics of the northern Japanese people. It still looks very representative. For example, some costumes and musical instruments of the Ainu people at that time were very beautiful. I want to hug one home, even with the current aesthetic is still very beautiful. In addition to these, there are exhibitions on Ainu daily necessities, some Xiao Yu's family decorations seem to pull me back to that era in a moment. In addition to the exhibits, there are many models and video introductions, as well as religious activities and folk art products at that time, which have unique significance. Opening hours: July-September 9:00-17:00, October-June 9:30-16:30. Address: Abashizawa 309-1

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    Posted: Aug 23, 2018