丁香园AV

In this presentation, Dr. Mai Ishihara introduces the previously unexplored case of the silent Indigenous descendants in Hokkaido, Japan, and talks about the process of putting the pain of silence into words for those who could not inherit historical and social connections to indigeneity. In this age of diversity, mutual understanding has become increasingly essential. Yet, it remains a difficult task in many situations, such as the one highlighted in this presentation. It is not always easy to understand others’ pain, especially when there is no social consensus on each individual’s suffering or pain as they may be transparent and invisible. This presentation on Invisible Indigenous Descendants in Hokkaido aims to break the silence, confront the associated pain, and shed light on some of the challenges of understanding indigeneity.