How we survive Tsuyu; Japan’s Rainy Season? All about rainy season in Japan!

From mid-June to mid-July is the season called Tsuyu in Japan during which we receive a lot of rain. In this video, you will learn of the many unique elements during the season, the history of the word itself, hydrangeas, and other aspects of Japan’s seasonal and cultural views.
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[@sew_overthis]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@FoxArtStudios]

Awesome and informative video! Thank you for sharing. :)

[@MeretrixTricks]

Great video, thank you!

[@cheesessticks]

great video!

[@blakebranvold1571]

Very good video, I came expecting tourist type information but was very glad to learn valuable context for the season when I will be visiting

[@japanina4602]

I am glad that you enjoy the video, thank you so much!

[@igoys3016]

Some video ideas for you-
- hidden gem that no tourist are aware off. Monuments temple or spots
- culture comparison with a yt colab
- real homemade food and reviews like local homemade food providers (can be japanese and eng)
- then and now - showcase old pic of the city and now and show what good/bad has
changed
- folk tales and folklore - with little animation/pictures narrated by old deep voice
- festival and celebration of each region
- unique food combination young people like to eat
- university student cooking show where they showcase cooking skill with minimal ingredients
- royal roots and stories of forgotten members
- series of old machines and how they work
- historic fashion
- culture exchange especially using old articles that captured the slow changing times
- historic games and how they are played.. interview young people who want to give it a try
-historic superstitions and how they casually affect habits an routine

[@japanina4602]

Thank you, some of those ideas sound good! I will consider making videos on some of these topics in the future! Thank you so much for your input!

[@0nearmedbandit]

First!