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実際に見ると興味無いなーって思って買わないこと多いけど、こういう動画見ることで美味しそうー！とか買いたいーって欲が増えるから買いたくなっちゃうw 今度買おうかな

Fun fact the Japanese farmers are pissed cuz Korea and China 🇨🇳 started to grow em in third countries and Japanese scientists said it took than 35 years to make just for the seeds to be illegaly sent u if u where coght u could go to jail

That thing on the feudal lord’s head looks sooo suspicious. 😂

Just watched so you dont give up and stop producing these videos...

So labor intensive! No wonder the prices are high. But it looks like the produce is all high quality, compared to what you might get in the stores here in the States.

Or just go to a grape producing country and enjoy better grapes at normal prices.

Same here, shine muscat❤

I love grapes ❤

なるほど!　なんとなく分かりました。

Edited because whoops!

Very strange method of growing grapes.

めっちゃ美味しそう❤

I actually prefer the more sour American grapes. I find this variation of grapes overwhelmingly sweet.

Beautiful! Please make more videos showing the process behind traditional Japanese hair, dress and beauty! ❤

A whole short explaining meticulous manual labour over the course of a year on every panicle, from flower to berry, and on every vine up to the manually conducted harvest. Not including other work that has to be done around the plant itself, maintenance of the greenhouse and so on. "Why are grapes in Japan so pricey??" 😂

Her grandmother is absolutely darling🩷

❤ nice and kind

i am just too broke to buy them.

Isn't this an AbroadInJapan video?

お疲れ様！🎉

A rather dark interpretation. “This bowl? Beautiful, isn’t it. Yoshikosan broke it. So we broke her fingers, a nice reminder for everyone.“

Unfortunately the link to his shop online isn't working anymore

Thank you for making this! I went to the Betty Smith in Tokyo and got some customized jeans!!!

this is so amazing wow. it's so nice to listen to you talk about doing what you love (edit: "you" being takehara haha)

How cool! Not only the fans, but the classes they teach! What a way to get the community involved!

I love iaido..i grew up watching ninja movies and then found samurai movies and so loved the aesthetic of hakama and shinkin.. but then doing iaido i realise it fits in with my buddhist pracrice to be present in the moment.. and to cut down the enemy (one's own ego). Beauty in simplicity... Tho it is far from simple to perfect hehe

Absolutely wonderful! Although not speaking Japanese myself I couldn’t understand a word apart from what you (the narrator) spoke! And as u requested it was awesome to see Aikido! Made famous in western culture by Stephen Seagal! However the last section that briefly touched on the legend Musashi (I can’t spell) was definitely my favorite as my sensei taught us no wasted hand, lol Is it possible for you to take us to see Hatsumi Sensei of the Bujinkan? As Ninjitsu has parts from all of the styles you have shown in this video

Please don’t ever stop doing what your doing mate! We all love Japanese culture and those who don’t just don’t know enough. I’d love to see some of the more underworld side (but please don’t put yourself in danger) but how engrained the Yakuza are being a vital part of Japanese History Also while I’m at it , please do a film if allowed with Hatsumi Sensei. Expecially the 5th Dan test would be amazing Thanks brother

It is important to keep all cultures alive, in Australia the Aboriginal people have done a great job. However Japanese sword making to me is THE most important historical art to ensure it survives. The Samurai were the greatest warriors ever to exist. Training with a katana feels so natural. I have lived in some of Australias most dangerous areas and have been run through (home invasion) burgled, and witnessed some hectic situations . With any weapon available from guns, chainsaws spear guns or whatever, I only feel safe with a katana. Every other weapon doesn’t feel natural and I fear I will be disarmed and have it used against me. Not with a good quality katana! It is the only weapon I feel safe with. Just like Bruce Willis in one of Quinten Tarenteno’s best movies ‘Pulp Fiction’

Love your work brother! Good on you for making all of your videos! And a big thanks to each and every one of these wonderful artists for allowing you to film there work.

In the future I wonder if robotanicals a.k.a. mechanical plant life will have gatherable parts to build artisanal crafts with?

Wonderful video, so enjoyable. Loved the hairstyle. Itchiku Kuboto kimono's are the most beautiful kimono designs.

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I myself am very inclined to get a wabori about my favorite ukiyo-e, one day i will trust my body to a wabori artist to realize my journey on my body

art is in the eye of the beholder

What amazing craftspeople! IMO, there is no plant more versatile than bamboo 🎍 flexible, durable, renewable, edible and it’s as strong as steel! Hemp is also versatile, but bamboo is king!

I love, love, love bamboo! It's wonderful and can be used.for so many things. I love how the fans were made. It looks deceptively simple to make them, but people who are.skilled at making them make their difficult job look really easy. I would love to make fans in this traditional way. They are such works of art!

The eyes popping out was faunny.

I was surprised by how well the tattoo artists could focus despite the metal playing in the background for hours 😂

I'm not a fan of either tattoos (big ones like shown here in the video) nor heavy metal music. Discreet or small tattoos is ok, though.

Having lived in Okayama previously I'm always curious about the location of the events you've been profiling, such as this one and the high school amature music event you last posted. Thanks

what a masterpiece, keep it up!

When you think back to when we were just mastering fire and hand axes, through the ages of leather and sinew, bones to beads and mud to clay to pottery and all the ways we worked plant fibers in between to the lovely poetic magic of this ages old tradition and more...🤯

Great filmmaking, doesn't even need to be translated for non Japanese speakers.

Nice video. That part of the river is a nice cycle trip. Never ventured inland on the east side though

Having let the speaker put things in his own words, this is easily one of the most fascinating video on Japanese history I have ever seen.

❤❤❤ I would rather have the kids mess up a plastic fan than get ahold of a beautifully crafted bamboo fan, they are simply gorgeous ❤❤❤

I found one coincidental similarity between Uchinaanchu and proto-Austronesia language, i.e. all their downstream languages consistently have distinct one word for each type of us (exclusive) and us (inclusive), no other languages have this.

very good