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Japan has introduced a assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime to recognize the country's ethnic Ainu assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime as an "indigenous" people for the first assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime. This follows assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime of campaigning by Ainu people. The Ainu are an assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime people originating on Japan's assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime island of Hokkaido and islands between Japan and Russia. Their assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime number today is around 25,000, but many people say a more accurate assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime is 200,000. Many Ainu have been completely absorbed into Japanese assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime. They have little assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime of their ancestry, history, traditions and culture.

Japan Today wrote about the assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime the Ainu faced. It said: "The Ainu people...have assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime suffered the assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime of a policy of forced assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime, and while discrimination has receded assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime, income and education gaps with the rest of Japan persist." Japan's government said: "It is assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime to protect the honor and dignity of the Ainu people and to hand those down to the next assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime to realize a vibrant assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime." An Ainu spokesman said: "It feels like we woke up assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime from a truly deep sleep....It will lead to building a society where we [live] together. We think this is the first assimilationbilldecadeseffectsfiguregenerationgraduallygrouphardshipsimportantindigenousknowledgelongnorthernnowofficialsocietysteptime."