Buraku Journey in Osaka
A photo journey to Buraku area of Osaka by Ian Laidlaw.
The Burakumin are a Japanese minority group consisting of around 3 million people in about 6,000 communities. Their ancestors were classes as outcastes during the Tokugawa period (1603-1868) due to their occupations. They are still discriminated against today.
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