So let me get this straight. You want to claim the upper class looked more white due to Ainu blood even though they look 100% Asian but let's assume you were right anyway. Just explain to me reasons
1) Why would the Japanese and the royal family considered " the Ainu " as " hairy barbarians ".
2) Why would the Japanese discriminate the Ainu's during their colonization of their land and considered them an inferior race?
3) Why would they have the Ainu population dropping from 80.000 to 16,000
How were Ainu treated?
Diversity in Japanese Culture and Language
edited by John Christopher Maher, Gaynor Marilyn Macdonald
They were regarded as 'extremely inferior races', as one Diet Member had expressed it in 1907 (Hokkaido Utari Kyokai ).
Why are Ainu discriminated ?
Japan's Open Future: An Agenda for Global Citizenship - Page 23
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" The indigenous Ainu are often victims of discrimination because they fall outside what is supposed to be the norm, and yet they have stronger Jomon characteristics precisely because they have mixed less with immigrants from China and Korea "
" In the views of Japanese people, the Ainu are considered to be more like animals than human. "
" Ainu children are often teased by Japanese children for their strange appearance "
" Some Ainu who can pass for Japanese generally don't suffer as much discrimination "
" A number of Ainu would avoid identifying with their heritage, looking like Ainu or even partially are often looked down upon "
More cruel history of Ainu being treated by Japanese.
AMPO. - Volume 24 - Page 26
"As part of this system, Ainu males are used as slave labor, and females are frequently raped. Ainu anger against these atrocious deeds explodes into the last military campaign conducted by the Ainu against the Japanese. 1869 "
Japanese doctor said " Ainu resembles more like monkeys than humans "
" Japanese government wanted the Ainu exterminated. They brought migrants and epidemic diseases that Ainu had no resistance against it "
Japan's Competing Modernities: Issues in Culture and Democracy, ... - Page 175
" The superior assimilates the inferior, and the inferior is absorbed by the superior" (Kita [1929] 1978, 214) "
Race, Ethnicity and Migration in Modern Japan - Page 302
" At the same time, the government was denying the rights of the Ainu and their traditions, depicting them as an inferior race "