Day 449 { Google Chrome/Ainu People } Thursday, June 11, 2009
Day 449 { Google Chrome /Ainu People }
My blog for Day 447 was giving some trouble using Firefox... It was working ok with Explorer and google chrome though, except that it's a bit colourful. It started when I was trying to update my blog using Google chrome... But that wasn't such a good idea. It's a wonderful browser though and takes up less space and apparently uses less of your computer resource than the traditional Firefox and explorer.
My blog for Day 447 was giving some trouble using Firefox... It was working ok with Explorer and google chrome though, except that it's a bit colourful. It started when I was trying to update my blog using Google chrome... But that wasn't such a good idea. It's a wonderful browser though and takes up less space and apparently uses less of your computer resource than the traditional Firefox and explorer.
Went soccer today with my new socks and shin guard that I bought in Kurashiki last Saturday. Today, both teams were evenly matched in my opinion... thought the opposing team started off stronger than us.
Ainu People
So there is another race of people in Japan known as the Ainu or the Ezo. They are found mostly in Northern island of Japan known as Hokkaido... The newer generation of Japanese seems to not really like these people either in a general sense. Many of the Ainu were also used in slave-like conditions by the Japanese fishing industry. As the Japanese government encouraged the immigration of ethnic Japanese to populate Hokkaido, the Ainu became increasingly marginalized in their own land.
Ainu People
So there is another race of people in Japan known as the Ainu or the Ezo. They are found mostly in Northern island of Japan known as Hokkaido... The newer generation of Japanese seems to not really like these people either in a general sense. Many of the Ainu were also used in slave-like conditions by the Japanese fishing industry. As the Japanese government encouraged the immigration of ethnic Japanese to populate Hokkaido, the Ainu became increasingly marginalized in their own land.
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