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Nonno Pacific Broadcast
music of all genres of different cultures of Pasific Rim (Ainu, Japanese, Taiwanese, SEA, Polynesian and so on)
ノンノ太平洋ラジオ
環太平洋地域の文化の色々の音楽
（アイヌ、日本、台湾、東南亜、ポリネシアなど）
2012年6月19日火曜日
2012年6月4日月曜日
Mwana Hiri comes true
It happened! Finally Ainu state in Second Life was set up in one of the southern island. Mwana Hiri come true. One can ask why Ainu kingdom is situated in an tropical island. Here I explain this.
Minamitori 南鳥 (Mwana Hiri - Sea Land in local variant of Ainu) is an invented kingdom decribed in my novel 'catch me up surge'. I am to note that island described in novel has little relation to real life Minamitori. according to legend there were some Kuril Ainu who could succesfully escaped henocide and became sea wanderers. they mixed with another ethnicities moved from one place to another and finally set themselves in a small island. there they set up their kingdom. during WWII the island was occupied by USA but later was passed back to Japan. after it began fast japonisation and native culture disappeared fast. one day king Haua with tahuna Keua forced all japanese teachers to move back to Japan. then Japanese self-defence forces came and arrested the king and tahuna. and then military of Haua set up war against japanese and after a month japanese finally gave up and treaty of independence of Mwana Hiri kingdom was concluded. here u can see a small text devoted to these events written in an artificial ivented language (Mwana Hiri dialect of Ainu):
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ever%20After/122/175/3023
I hope that this virtual project can be a good stimulus for Ainu revivalism IRL and real autonomy also will appear soon.
Minamitori 南鳥 (Mwana Hiri - Sea Land in local variant of Ainu) is an invented kingdom decribed in my novel 'catch me up surge'. I am to note that island described in novel has little relation to real life Minamitori. according to legend there were some Kuril Ainu who could succesfully escaped henocide and became sea wanderers. they mixed with another ethnicities moved from one place to another and finally set themselves in a small island. there they set up their kingdom. during WWII the island was occupied by USA but later was passed back to Japan. after it began fast japonisation and native culture disappeared fast. one day king Haua with tahuna Keua forced all japanese teachers to move back to Japan. then Japanese self-defence forces came and arrested the king and tahuna. and then military of Haua set up war against japanese and after a month japanese finally gave up and treaty of independence of Mwana Hiri kingdom was concluded. here u can see a small text devoted to these events written in an artificial ivented language (Mwana Hiri dialect of Ainu):
Hine to Petonamu tene Ho Chi Minh "Itepe wa Hirumu 'nak iota pirika pe ne ru'e" heko'o ie nira. Hino ne na, hine utari itepe wa hirumu ko tiki, opita oka pe ko eakai na. 1978 pa ta Mwana Hiri tono Haua ko utari tura tumi ki hirine nira wa Mwana Hiri utari opita ota Hirumu wa Itepe uina ru'e. 17.08.1978 Mwana Hiri tono Haua wa Iapani Hiri tono Hirohito riiti kara ru'e. Te hi wa no Mwana Hiri 'nak Itepe Tono Hiri ne ru'e. Te pe ne ku'u, 1978 pa wa no 17.08, Mwana Hiri Itepe uina to 'nak Poro To ne ru'e, iota poro Mwana Hiri ko iwai ne ru'e na.
One day president of Vietnam Ho Chi Minh said: "Independence and freedom are the most beautiful things". And it is true, one nation if it has independence and freedom can receive all another things. In 1978 year militians of Mwana Hiri king Haua set up war and got freedom and idependence for all of Mwana Hiri people. 17.08.1978 Haua king of Mwana Hiri and Hirohito emperor of Japan cocluded treaty. Since that time Mwana Hiri is an independent kingdom. And this because since 1978 year 17th August - Day of Independence of Mwana Hiri is celebrated as a Great Day, the most great feast of Mwana Hiri.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ever%20After/122/175/3023
I hope that this virtual project can be a good stimulus for Ainu revivalism IRL and real autonomy also will appear soon.
2012年6月3日日曜日
Step by step Ainu state comes true in Second Life
Ainu state in Second Life step by step comes true.
Three days ago I visited Kurogawa Machi sim and directors of the sim (Xavii Zahm and Tai Yoshiyuki) told me that they were very interested in Ainu but knew very little of them so they offered me to teach people there about Ainu culture and kindly permitted me to set up Ainu settling pon their sim.
Right now there are a tateana (house of neolithic epoch/winter house) and traditional Ainu bear cage in the Second Life Ainu territory.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Aosagi/30/213/28
And now a continuation:
Tai suddenly told me to detach flag. he told that as far as they have medieval sim there should be no modern things. well. I insisted that flag is an important point for Ainu cause it's a marker that the settling ain't just ethnographical village of kanko Ainu but a true Ainu territory. But they were narrow minded weaboo who read just one and a half book on Japan and consider wiki as a serious resourse. finally I had to pick up all my stuff and moved to
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Besiope/145/176/121
if Ainu flag is erected it never should be down.
P.S. also I am to note that there are the same project in SL where modern flags coexist with a reconstruction of traditional settlings, for example Maori village.
Three days ago I visited Kurogawa Machi sim and directors of the sim (Xavii Zahm and Tai Yoshiyuki) told me that they were very interested in Ainu but knew very little of them so they offered me to teach people there about Ainu culture and kindly permitted me to set up Ainu settling pon their sim.
Right now there are a tateana (house of neolithic epoch/winter house) and traditional Ainu bear cage in the Second Life Ainu territory.
And now a continuation:
Tai suddenly told me to detach flag. he told that as far as they have medieval sim there should be no modern things. well. I insisted that flag is an important point for Ainu cause it's a marker that the settling ain't just ethnographical village of kanko Ainu but a true Ainu territory. But they were narrow minded weaboo who read just one and a half book on Japan and consider wiki as a serious resourse. finally I had to pick up all my stuff and moved to
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Besiope/145/176/121
if Ainu flag is erected it never should be down.
P.S. also I am to note that there are the same project in SL where modern flags coexist with a reconstruction of traditional settlings, for example Maori village.
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