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              <text>Iku-pasuy are traditional artifacts necessary for Ainu ceremonies and rituals. They are known as "prayer sticks" and dipping this stick in a bowl of wine was considered to be the way to communicate with the gods.</text>
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              <text>Mamoru Kaizawa</text>
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              <text>Nibutani Ainu Folk Crafts- Nibutani Ainu Takumi no Michi</text>
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