itämaisiin

Itämaisiin is a Finnish term that translates to "Eastern" in English. It refers to the eastern regions of Finland, which are distinct from the western regions in terms of culture, language, and history. The eastern part of Finland is often referred to as Itä-Suomi, which includes the provinces of Savonia, Karelia, and North Karelia. These regions have a rich cultural heritage, with influences from Russia and other Eastern European countries. The eastern Finns, known as itämaalaiset, have their own unique traditions, dialects, and customs that set them apart from the western Finns. The eastern regions of Finland are also known for their natural beauty, with vast forests, lakes, and rivers. The term Itämaisiin is often used to describe the eastern Finnish culture, traditions, and way of life. It is important to note that the term Itämaisiin is not derogatory and is used to describe the eastern Finnish culture with pride and respect.