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Ethnobotany on Sakhalin: The History and Structure of Nivkh, Uilta and Ainu Taxonyms and Taxonomies

Adapting Pretrained Models to Endangered Languages in Japan: A Comparative Study on Ryukyuan and Ainu Speech Recognition

Body-part noun incorporation and related borderline phenomena in Ainu

Changing ways of talking about the Ainu language? A corpus-based analysis of Japan’s National Diet discourse

Current Status and Issues of Ainu Cultural Revitalization

From Classification to History : Examining New Lexicostatistical Methodologies in Using the Data in Ainu Dialects

From Classification to History: Examining New Lexicostatistical Methodologies in Using the Data in Ainu Dialects

From two to one: Paratactic clause chaining as a source of complex predicates in Ainuic

Inside and outside the modal (auxiliary) verb system: So-called root, deontic, and epistemic necessity with special reference to Ainu, Japanese, and Korean

Language Attitudes of Ainu People toward their Language, its Speakers, and Linguistic Institutions : Implications for Revitalization and Modern Use

Language Planning and Policy towards Ainu and Ryukyuan Languages in Japan

Speech Recognition and Synthesis Technologies Applied to Preservation and Revitalization of the Ainu Language

The Establishment of the GAJ Committee on Geographical Names and Ainu Place Names

The Sakhalin Ainu kusu as a marker of anankastic modality

Two sources of numeral modification in Southern Hokkaido Ainu

Visibility Enhanced : Ainu in the Linguistic Landscapes of Poroto Kotan and Upopoy

What Do Eels, Teeth and Counting People Have in Common? On the “Nimak Rule” in Ainu

アイヌ語・語彙DB

Ainu vocabulary database of old documents

A Diachronic Study of Anticausatives in Ainu

Ainu language use and display in the National Ainu Museum

Basic Sentence Structures in Ainu

CLDF dataset derived from Lee and Hasegawa's "Evolution of the Ainu Language in Space and Time" from 2013

Linguistic Landscapes in Sapporo – ‘When’ is Ainu Situated?

Materials and Methods of Analysis for the Study of the Ainu Language Southern Hokkaidō and Sakhalin