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Currently the only Wikipedia entry for "inao" is the "Institut National des Appelations d'Origine". I am searching for information on ritual objects used in Shinto rites and Ainu Bear Ceremonies.
A disambiguation reference seems in order, although I can understand the lack of it if there is no information on the other meanings. There is also apparently a famous baseball player called Inao.
