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Essence Of Japan
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2020
Hi there, I'm Yoshi! 👋
Welcome to my channel Essence Of Japan, the channel about Japanese culture and tradition. 🎎
The mission of the Essence Of Japan is to facilitate anyone to share their story by creating emotional and inspirational content as we believe we can always learn something from others. 💪
For any questions or partnership requests, feel free to reach out through the mail address 📩 below!
Cheers!🙏
Welcome to my channel Essence Of Japan, the channel about Japanese culture and tradition. 🎎
The mission of the Essence Of Japan is to facilitate anyone to share their story by creating emotional and inspirational content as we believe we can always learn something from others. 💪
For any questions or partnership requests, feel free to reach out through the mail address 📩 below!
Cheers!🙏
How Miss Sake is Promoting Japanese Culture Abroad
Through Risa Isobe’s interview, Miss Sake JAPAN 2022, we explore the fascinating world of Miss Sake and its significant role in promoting Japanese culture abroad through Japanese sake.
Miss Sake, an annual beauty pageant, goes beyond traditional competitions by focusing on showcasing the rich heritage and charm of Japanese sake and culture.
We'll learn how the competition's participants, through the Nadeshiko Program become ambassadors for Japanese culture on an international stage. From hosting events and workshops to collaborating with international partners, they play a distinctive role in bridging cultural gaps and fostering a deeper understanding of Japan's traditions, arts, cuisine, and hospitality.
Whether you're a sake enthusiast, a lover of Japanese traditions, or simply curious about cultural exchanges, this video offers a unique perspective on their training and activities to transcend borders and promote Japanese culture abroad.
To learn more about Miss Sake
www.misssake.org/
Follow Miss Sake official IG account
@miss_sake
Follow Miss Sake Japan 2022 Risa Isobe on IG
@misssake_risa
Miss Sake, an annual beauty pageant, goes beyond traditional competitions by focusing on showcasing the rich heritage and charm of Japanese sake and culture.
We'll learn how the competition's participants, through the Nadeshiko Program become ambassadors for Japanese culture on an international stage. From hosting events and workshops to collaborating with international partners, they play a distinctive role in bridging cultural gaps and fostering a deeper understanding of Japan's traditions, arts, cuisine, and hospitality.
Whether you're a sake enthusiast, a lover of Japanese traditions, or simply curious about cultural exchanges, this video offers a unique perspective on their training and activities to transcend borders and promote Japanese culture abroad.
To learn more about Miss Sake
www.misssake.org/
Follow Miss Sake official IG account
@miss_sake
Follow Miss Sake Japan 2022 Risa Isobe on IG
@misssake_risa
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"The whisky we want to produce is a delicious whisky that warms souls and remains forever in the heart of the drinker" - absolutely amazing..
You produced some beautiful work sensei! I would have loved to train as a daiku san in Japan. The beauty of their work is just amazing! Thank you for your video.
Dear Yoshi-san I enjoyed this video and appreciated your journey as mine was similar. For me woodworking gives me peace and joy which makes it religion. Unless one is very well established it’s hard to sell the custom art we make. People don’t understand the hours we put into creating beauty or the high cost of wood. The cost of machinery we acquire be it power or hand tools also escapes the average customer. So we toil on to appease our soul. It’s the way of wood or any such craft.
Imagine cutting 150 years old trees just that people drink some shitty drink like whiskey which is bad for health...There should not be even one tree cut in the world cause earth ecosystem is going down with 200x speed cause people cutting trees all over the world like mental retards,but dont look how long tree grows,not just for barrels ...the greed for making clean land to grow cows which polute earth even more or just for selling...tree should not be cut until new one grows to the same size. #fact
great video!
Thanks!
先生、ありがとうございます ⛩️🎏🙏🏽
Beautifully done!
Thanks!
Pura vida mi hermano excelente trabajo lo felicito y me alegra que combine el uso de herramientas manuales le otorga un caracter mas humanos a sus creaciones porque un objecto de madera solo transformado por herramientas eletricas para mi no tiene el mismo significado. Pura vida saludos a todos
What a sweet lady!
anybody would know the name of the bottle rinsing machine at 2:50 ?
Bottle rinser...
😮
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Buen día Acá desde la ciudad de la serena Chile,por favor si puede poner los subtitulos también en español por favor ,gracias 😊
Beautiful video! Subtitling is good, but I think there's a mistake: I think Yoshino-san said that he used "clear" or "knot-free" (無垢) lumber, not "scabrous aphananthe," a species that is not used to produce lumber.
❤🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🤝🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Ces interviews d'artisans japonais sont toujours très intéressantes et permettent de mieux comprendre la passion des japonais pour leur patrimoine culturel et artisanal. De ce point de vue, ce court reportage est une réussite. Merci. Un bémol : je trouve toujours très frustrant de ne pas rentrer dans le détail de la fabrication d'un objet.
Purchased my bottle today.❤
Glad to hear that! What did you order?
Nice really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing
Thanks! I'm glad you've liked it
I’m taking detailed notes, thank you for sharing this !
It's a pleasure. but we need to thank the artist, Ikuo Yoshino for sharing his story and craftmanship ^^
よしさんはフランス語をペラペラ話せますよね! Très bien! どこで勉強しましたか。お上手ですよ!
ありがとうございます！ フランスには幼稚園から大学時代まで住んでいたので、フランスで勉強しました〜
@@EssenceofJapan なるほどね。最近、外国で住む日本人はたくさんいるね！私は日本に行く前に色々な外国語を勉強していました。高校と大学でフランス語も勉強しました。でも、２０年間前に、日本に住んでいた時、日本語以外話せる日本人はあまりいませんでした。英語もあまり良くできなかったみたいでした、けど、そのおかげで、自分の日本語の練習になりましたよ。😉 🇯🇵文化大好き。日本人も大好き。日本のことはいつも懐かしいですよ。
@@mst3752 素晴らしいですね、元々はどちらの出身ですか？
@@EssenceofJapan どうも。はい、インド出身 です。
Passionnée par le bambou depuis peu, je découvre et je trouve formidable de transmettre non seulement sa passion mes aussi ses techniques. bravo et merci
Merci Patricia, cela me fait plaisir que ce contenu vous ait plu
Looks good man!
Thanks!
To watch the full video th-cam.com/video/oLT6AHkw2BQ/w-d-xo.html
We need English captions!!!!!....my little Japanese knowledge is not enough. :(
Sorry... I haven't planned to put English captions on this video...
Awesome video. Inspiring stories. Please keep finding these talented artists for us.
Thanks Ana!
This is so fascinating! I am visiting Kanazawa next May, how can I locate this artist's studio?
I don't think her studio is open to the public but you can find some of her crafts here atelierhacco.ashigarigo.com/
Très belle reportage
Merci !
Damn you deserve more subscribers. I’m very impressed with the good quality content you’re serving. Not everyone serves this kind of content, most especially in these kind of areas where rare craftsmanships like these are not getting the shed of light or recognition they truly deserve. Hoping for more rare contents & stories like this! 🦋
Thank you Riohei!
In the last new year, My boss were taken them from Japan to Thailand. It's very nice whisky. I want to drink it again.
Yes, I like to drink it with sparkling water too
Like most craft products from Japan, these barrels are simply fantastic. Thank you so much for creating and sharing. Now I have to purchase a bottle. :)
Thank you! Enjoy the whisky
Salut l Ami je te félicite pour avoir fait ce choix de première video car cet Art est merveilleux et moi même suit Maître Artisan Solier et désire m investir dans celui du Bambou pour changer du tout au tout . Tu es donc un jeune de goût et intelligent. L Artisanat se perd dans le monde entier et toi on geste aide à le faire perdurer. Merci beaucoup à toi. Je te suivrai dés à présent avec beaucoup d entrain. Mes respects.... CASADO Luis
Merci Luis pour tes encouragements, je te souhaite pleins de reussites pour la suite de tes projets dans le bambou !
What else do you want to know about Japanese sake? 🍶
Le goût du Masu est aussi intéressant , l’odeur du bois et du sake , une fois mélangés change ; le deuxième effet ! Arigatou gozaimashita
Effectivement !
Underrated video !
Thanks Eddi, I'm glad you've liked it!
this channel is so underrated, u deserve way more views for the quality of videos u put out
Thanks! I appreciate it
初めて知らなかった！いつも焼酎より日本酒のほうが強いレベルと思ったけどそれは違うですね。An interesting short video thanks!
Thanks, Greg, yes I also discovered how to differentiate the two recently
Japanese Hector Bellerin
Thanks, I'll take that as a compliment ^^
fr he's really handsome
wow!! How can i learn this skill?
Your story is a familiar one to me, I respect your courage to go on
Thanks Tim!
It was from the heart, the cowboy way.
Reportage super intéressant. De l’artisanat comme j’aime decouvrir, de très beaux objets, encore bravo…
Merci Éric !
LOVE that!
Thanks Iker!
I can feel the special feeling you´re trying to create, good job.
Thanks Juan!
beautiful
beautiful
Bonjour, je travaille a Santa Fe (USA) dans une galerie qui promeut l'art du Bambou Japonais. Cette video est de grande qualité et transmet avec authenticité la très grande beauté de cet artisanat et art ( il faudrait presque un nouveau mot qui unissent les deux). J'ai tout particulièrement apprécie l'accent mis le geste artisanal. Bien que je sois impliquée dans la vente d'objets considérés comme oeuvres d'art, mon intime conviction demeure que l'essence de l'art reside dans le geste et donc pour moi un object usuel réalisé avec authenticité et "mastery" de la technique est un object d'art. Merci pour avoir réalisé cette video. Continuez vos documentaires et témoignages ils sont utiles.
Merci Anne pour votre message, je suis content que la vidéo vous ait plu !
this video was amazing to watch 👌🏼
Thanks Tae Park!
Muy bueno su video, excelente trabajo y espectacular su taller, lo felicito y espero pueda publicar más videos, saludos desde Argentina