Japanese Artist Sharing Filipino Spirit Through Art | Negros Island

[@あゆ-e9l6h]

心が洗われました。何度も観てしまいます。

[@jackyjelai]

No matter what happened in the past, we still love the Japanese Japan 🇯🇵❤️🇵🇭🇪🇺👏

[@DailyGr1nd]

Filipino kid are blessed to have you .. thank you

[@vidabs]

I am a Filipino teacher who used to live in Japan. 🇯🇵 I consider Japan as my second home. I have a lot of Japanese friends. I think the friendship between the Japanese and Filipino people is special 🇯🇵🇵🇭. We are family. ❤

[@aburntchickenwing]

This is why the Filipinos love the Japanese people 🌸 they are open minded and their interests in exploring their culture with respect 🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵

[@forgameonly9554]

They are so blessed having japanese community near them. They could learn a lot from japanese discipline, which many filipinos are lacking, and many more. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

[@jamesleeborgonia222]

i was moved. thank you for being the inspiration of those unfortunate children ❤❤❤

[@mariavillamonte7173]

How inspiring knowing that she extended her passion and made a memorable opportunity for our young generation. I love art and I still do but my home town is very secluded which has less opportunities. Now that I'm already achieving my goals watching this makes me cry I see myself and realize that despite all the luck of opportunity, it becomes our motivation to strive hard

[@ZayreeYagami]

Very good and inspiring! Thank you so much being advocate to the young students and to community. God Bless! 🙏

[@nikkaaah]

This was the best thing I’ve ever seen today. Massive congrats!

[@johnmichaelcanares2633]

Thank you for sharing these stories from our country.

[@ちーちゃん2006]

がんばってね
休暇中にその国を訪れたいと思っています。

[@emc3778]

Arguably the best form of art/creativity comes from resilience, from having nothing to just using simple things or what's available.

[@ian4569]

That's awesome! 🖌👨‍🎨👩‍🎨
Always enjoying your videos! ❤ 😊👍

[@ExcitedApron-mw1rz]

Mitsukushi-na, Sensei Arigatto-gozaimasu. Gambare-mas!

[@teamsun9774]

ugok

[@Louisnarig]

Wtf lol
How cute

[@carmenjudilla6546]

There's this beautiful piece of artwork that I'll always remember. It's a wonderful painting in Mindanao. The Filipino artist used mud & it turned out to be genuinely beautiful. It was featured in Becoming Filipino vlog. I believe Kulas bought it. He's the famous Canadian vlogger who is now a naturalized Filipino. You should see the art work. I would love to have a painting of this artist.

[@BymalySantillan]

This activity needs in our country Philippines especially kender to high-school

[@AleokveeNue]

This is why I love Japan,not because of the unique culture or politeness or the beauty of country itself but because japanese are full of values and philosophies that teaches you greatness about life, motivation, and dreams that you must pursue I can see all of that from 2000's anime fill with values.... Those philosophy don't teach filipino kids nowadays they are more on teaching them focusing on job career and become ofw on how to respect other country's culture in order to adapt for working abroad and married as early as possible....

[@Jonases_20]

Japanese are the most respected people in the world

[@humpreygarduque8220]

すばらしい

[@RainierEsguerra-h4k]

Outstanding. Thank you and happy weekend. 🎉

[@yoichiyamazaki3194]

とても良い内容でした！
いっも感動ありがとうございます。

[@markrobiso]

🇵🇭 loves 🇯🇵 🥳✨

[@ReddysFieryFiery]

Gets Kona kung bat nila gusto sa Cebu ❤❤😊

[@pingerfrints6716]

Bakit?

[@MiguelLomberio]

It's not Cebu,it's Negros island!

[@isabelaako6215]

mina arigatou ❤️❤️

[@GHO784]

😊❤👍

[@frieren1011]

Sugoi

[@cyronjade8602]

Awesome 👍
Nice

[@GawangJungar]

wow 🎉

[@peacemen6460]

Tenno heika banzai🎉

[@datdatnewkid3045]

arigatooo

[@oxoelfoxo]

i hope the paints aren't water soluble

[@yuu-kd5tj]

tennou heika ne

[@patricknotstar176]

N WORD ISLAND?! WHAT?!!!

[@guitarnmusic2925]

dont be confused

[@DQN撲滅運動会]

そこまで悲観的になる必要もないと思いますがね🤔