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My best experience in Japab. I intoxicating

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Remembering that before this invasion of Japan in the 16th century, Korea tried to invade the same country twice if I'm not mistaken and the Shogunate put it to rest.

The music in parts of this documentary seriously remind me hylics 1&2

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Fantastic! I love this beautiful story and this wonderful animation. The music is really nice too. ❤💐🌸🦌

This guy he’s a talented Kabuki actor ☺️

He is one of my favorite artists.

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Maggie was in Cannes, i am in Cannes too

thank you

Why did youtube take out sheyenne western movies out today, what wb copyright, why did youtube all of a sudden take it out?

That Korean horn bow archery master looks like a legit character straight out of a Bruce Lee movie. What a legend!

Interesting, as the movie is not kid friendly

Bending the fingers and twisting the wrists ------ sounds like they practiced mixed martial arts that includes Aikido.

I chose Spanish as my second language because German just sounds so ruff and jagged. I think it is because of those films of Hitler speaking they showed us in grade school. However i love Goethe. If i was a woman in 18th century Germany i would definitely sleep with Goethe.

As a Japanese person, I can't help but be moved by this video. To me, Koreans who have become Christian cannot be considered Asians. Watching this video reminds us that Koreans are also our brothers.

My grandmother was a mudang chun

One BIG regret is not knowing about kabuki when I visited Japan!….

Could you please inform me about the production company who holds the copyright for this video? Thank you very much in advance.

4/16/2024 Thank you, Respectfully Submitted

Arigato

Pure gold

The rituals are very similar to the rituals from himalayan region of India. It's fascinating to see the similarity between the tradition of such far away lands.....

So nostalgic man like when my big brother would get these vhs tapes man... and all the imported tapes with fan subtitles and stuff omg what a childhood i had I even watched animes imported where there were no english subtitles and didn't care and would try and piece the story together myself I was so young and felt so cool that the cool action and cool animation held my interest

This is Satanism and polytheism to the One God

いいねー流石です😮

i wis there were captions

Interesting if somewhat of an over romanticized story of the man who I believe was the the first or at least one of the first artists to bring French impressionism to the shores of American culture.

@19:35 Shiko Munakata The National Museum of Modern Art (NMoMA) Tokyo “The Making of Munakata” 120th Anniversary Exhibit. Amazing energy and dedication of his lifetime is beyond words! Sadly, his memorial museum in Aomori will be closing Spring 2024 with artworks to be consolidated into Aomori Museum.

she looked better in the film

A chawan one at a time . . . 😛👍

I never even knew that there was video footage of Escher himself, let alone showing his process. Glad I came across this.

This is great. Thanks

The documentary starting with an Italian designer speaking German saying he is touched by the beauty of Jōmon pottery made me really uncomfortable, to say the least. As though we as viewers needed the validation from a Western designer to make worthwhile the ancient art form originated in Japan… I hope Japanese people have now realized since then that the spirit their artists put into their art is unique and worth considering without the validation of any other country.

Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it 28:16

Ichikawa Ennosuke III (December 9, 1939 - September 13, 2023) 🕊️✨

blurry garbage insulting the artist.

Who said acting was easy 😲

So much to know and learn yet so little do I know so much little do I learn.So ignorant Am I.Ignorance is one of the worst pain and most painful suffering.Yet ignorance binds me in its shackles as I scream I want to know,I want to learn.I want freedom from the repulsive Ignorance

Iron oxide in the glaze is what give it the green color, not plants and leaves. Plants and leaves would burn up in the kiln, so the color wouldn't be preserved anyway. Iron oxide is the same element that gives glass a greenish tinge. It's the ratio of the minerals included in the glaze that determines the final color, with amounts of less than 1 percent making the difference between beautiful and poor colors.

Greatness, sentiment, theatre. I was honored to partecipate in Ichikawa's 'International Kabuki Seminar' in Bologna, Italy in 1984.

This was produced in 1989, if anyone was a bit confused by how old the filming appears.

Turn zee music down lower... Arigato

Can you enable auto translate?

I read about this movie once and I'm so happy I finally found it. So greatful you shared it. It's so beautiful, it made me cry.

Sakyamuni, the beginning of Buddhism, accidentally took to the streets and had to fight a martial art battle to marry a woman he liked, which was done by the witch's magic, and after marriage, he found out that his wife was a ghost and fled to fight the witch in the wilderness !!

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This is a nice Zen atmosphere, I was hoping to see some views of the castles in Kyushu but nonetheless I'm glad to see footage like this preserved.

Fantastic jazz soundtrack, this docu checks all the boxes. This is a privilege.