File:Samurai and Ainu Fuzoku Ema.jpg

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English: A Japanese samurai and Ainu in Hokkaido around 1775. Ainu Genre Ema (絵馬).
日本語: 武士とアイヌ(1775年頃)。アイヌ風俗絵馬 「奉獻 安永四己末年正月吉日 藤原政展」
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Source Hakodate City Museum, Hokkaido, Japan - https://hakohaku-archives.c.fun.ac.jp/records/H08-0022
Author Edo-period painter
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A Japanese samurai and Ainu in Hokkaido around 1775

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