Katomap Imenokaha Matpon Umma Upopo Kane An. Tan Kirawepa Etopi Hapur, Korkay Sinrit Yaykipte Ari Monrayke

Katomap imenokaha matpon umma upopo kane an. Tan kirawepa etopi hapur, korkay sinrit yaykipte ari monrayke ne.

(Cute video of a filly singing. This unicorn’s mane is soft, but the source [root] is nsfw [dangerous for work].) I hope you don’t mind this adorable video, even if the source is as described above.

i hate to break it you, but Kim Jong Un is the ONLY person in NK with internet access so you're either getting an artist from South Korea or other or he's a former NK who made it to a Western country.

Not completely true, the vast majority of those who do get access to the Internet (as opposed to the intranet Kwangmyong) are either in the elite or the military elite. About 4% of the population has access to it, but even then, it’s heavily censored by the national government as you’d expect. In any case, Sinuiju, being very close to China, does make for a relatively comfortable place to start off for trade & ideas. As you might guess, the artist I refer to does live there, & is stationed somewhere in the fields now on his 8th year of military service in which he began since age 16 (the typical age for the beginning is 17) [17 also being the age of majority). As such, he still needs to take great care not to post any NSFW work, so none of his works are such. I hope you have a DA account, because I think he might like to share some cultural bits from his perspective.

May the new forms take shape & continue the traditions previously lost. With the old fishing form needing special permission, at least this hurdle can help with the other forms to adapt to modern settings. Attush Mopet is continuing the benefit of others through this path.

Hunting Ainu style in Hokkaido

Atsushi Monbetsu has returned to his Ainu roots and takes Rajan Datar hunting.

More on  Atsushi Monbetsu can be found here: http://kai-hokkaido.com/en/town_vol31_job_hunter/

The Untold Story of Japan's First People

In the 20th century, Japanese anthropologists and officials tried to hide the existence of the Indigenous Ainu. Then the Ainu fought back.

Yet some examples that show that traditional or not, cultures don’t necessarily die, but they evolve with the times. In fact, cultures live on by adapting to the times (including the modern), & the Ainu culture is doing just that especially after the recognition of the group. In light of the old ways dying, may the new Ainu ways make way for use while old ways be preserved. Either way, may the tongue be taken with the other cultural facets for modern timing.

As an aspiring medical doctor, I give my support to help you & his sister’s family even if I don’t have enough Yen to help out at the moment. I would be happy to help treat these cases, especially if these patients & the epileptics turn out to have malignant tumors among others.

Hey you guys! I saw an old hs friend post this on fb and if y’all could boost and donate I’m sure it would be appreciated! I’ve see. Her struggle since his premature birth and she needs help!

Well I didn't know that. but yeah 4% and heavily censored does sound more accurate. God I hope Kim is not into the MLP fandom. Unlike Trump, we don't want that kind of association in our community. And i would have nothing personal against the NK people accept their biggest pastime is reportedly daydreaming about killing me and my family. So you'll forgive my lack of interest in their culture. But if I'm mistaken I apologize on behalf of your friend. Only negative stuff makes it to the US.

Well to put it bluntly, how the average NK people there are living doesn’t seem too far off from how most Japanese were living during the Imperial times, which regrettably didn’t even know what was happening outside of their lands. Much of their lives, from the divine leader worship & fervour to the edging on starvation & desperation, much resemble how many NK folks (including soldiers) are facing these & are often weakened or even dead from hunger.