Doing research on the type of Priestess Kikyo was lead me here. I am not disappointed. I just love Japanese culture. I hope to travel to Japan someday.
@@AdmCornFlake Actually, 'weeb' is over glorification of japan which is often fueled by idylic views that don't actually represent japanese culture, appreciating culture is not 'weeb', calling everyone who likes an aspect of japan 'weeb' is just insulting and puts people off actually researching and getting involved with the culture, you don't go round labelling and insulting everyone who researches other cultures, don't do it for japanese culture either.
@@den_ryuko7698 Perhaps I'm nitpicking about semantics, but the original comment is suggesting an idyllic view. If instead they said "I love the culture and traditions in Japan" instead of "I love Japan for ...", then I probably would not have made the comment. I too find the traditions and folklore of Japan exceptionally beautiful. There certainly is an intrinsic beauty to them. While I love many aspects of the culture, I am absolutely turned off by many of the backwards beliefs such as the near inhumane work hours, homophobia, etc. that remain persistent in modern Japanese culture. Loving an entire culture because of a few aspects certainly puts it into an idyllic light, however, maybe it was just poor phrasing.
I'm currently taking a Humanities class and decided that I wanted to analyze a cultural object, which I wanted to do on a shinto dance performance. I am looking for more information on the symbolism of these dances. I think I would analyze this dance. Does anyone have any more information on this particular dance? More information on this dance or anything that will help my research. Thanks so much in advance!
Who is this "kimi no na wa" you're all taking about here? The dance is of course really synchronised, graceful and beautiful❤️❤️❤️just please someone explain me why did it look different when Nanami in kamisama hajimemashita (anime) performed it? Plz someone explain....🤔🤔🤔
There are many types of Kagura dances: each town/village has a unique Kagura. Nanami performed one of them. Her hometown is Kawagoe in Saitama. I assume she followed Kawagoe's way. BTW, Kawagoe is a lovely town: th-cam.com/video/CVS63LN6ZrE/w-d-xo.html
@@cyberbully7718 I was here because of this specific TH-cam video about Shinto shrines, and I came across your inane and frivolous comment. Try to find another hobby.
@@grosbeak6130 all right mate I'm pretty sure you got issues, what you read above was just some run of the mill sarcasm frivolous may it be but definitely not insane, and it's good that you're taking intrest in Shinto Shrines but I obviously don't need advice from you on hobbies, cause first of all you wrote no one cares but then bothered enough to tell me what brought you here and also that I need a new hobby so, from the above it sounds like you're the insane one here.
I want to learn more. I want to know the dance's purpose and story. I want to understand that they're singing. I want to understand mikos more and their history.
i promise you that il play dota 2 all my life with you sharing my life time , and death will play with as remaining imortals till wee change the galaxy.
@@deamantiz I'm not Shinto, so I couldn't say for sure, but I'm guessing it's a combination of that and the gross factor of it. I can't see many modern day Miko doing that!
Doing research on the type of Priestess Kikyo was lead me here. I am not disappointed. I just love Japanese culture. I hope to travel to Japan someday.
You mean Kikyo as that chick from Inuyasha
they dont just randomly let you in
Mitsuha and Yotsuha
Hah
hahahahahaha gue kesini juga gegara penasaran sama sake nya 😂😂
@@Xolovelyybee kek tape ;-;
@@Nocxys hahahah gw kira bakal buat sake nya (´・ｪ・｀)
tau nya cuma tarian nya doang, tapi tetep best kok❤🎐
@@Xolovelyybee cari aja di youtube
Cuman nasi luh kunya
Taro botol
Tinggalin 1 bulan;-;
Even though I'm a weeb I love Japan for it's Culture and Traditions not just anime
yes, that is, in fact, what a weeb is.
@@AdmCornFlake Actually, 'weeb' is over glorification of japan which is often fueled by idylic views that don't actually represent japanese culture, appreciating culture is not 'weeb', calling everyone who likes an aspect of japan 'weeb' is just insulting and puts people off actually researching and getting involved with the culture, you don't go round labelling and insulting everyone who researches other cultures, don't do it for japanese culture either.
@@den_ryuko7698 Perhaps I'm nitpicking about semantics, but the original comment is suggesting an idyllic view.
If instead they said "I love the culture and traditions in Japan" instead of "I love Japan for ...", then I probably would not have made the comment.
I too find the traditions and folklore of Japan exceptionally beautiful. There certainly is an intrinsic beauty to them. While I love many aspects of the culture, I am absolutely turned off by many of the backwards beliefs such as the near inhumane work hours, homophobia, etc. that remain persistent in modern Japanese culture.
Loving an entire culture because of a few aspects certainly puts it into an idyllic light, however, maybe it was just poor phrasing.
The word you are referring to is actually ‘Otaku’ not weeb.
I like it because of the food
i finally see mitsuha in personal XD
Kimi no na mae wa
I came to watch this after watching Mitsuha's dance too!!! Love kimi no na wa❤
ahh weebs
Oh come on dude :v
she's not mitsuha. She's just a shrine Maiden.
I hope to visit Japan someday. I'm fascinated by the country and their culture.
Oh god. I'm crying they're so beautiful. I'm humbled by their performance.
A most beautiful dance. Healing.
SO. SYNCHRONIZED.
It's so scary how synchronized it is..
The instruments put me in a trance but the bells help me focus on reality, thank you!
I'm currently taking a Humanities class and decided that I wanted to analyze a cultural object, which I wanted to do on a shinto dance performance. I am looking for more information on the symbolism of these dances. I think I would analyze this dance. Does anyone have any more information on this particular dance? More information on this dance or anything that will help my research. Thanks so much in advance!
Mitsuha😳
Maybe the camera man is Taki?
Nope
no
Hauntingly beautiful, I’ll never stop loving the deeply rich traditions of Japan.
You showed such a beautiful presentation live. Which i have been watching in anime only....thank you dude
hypnotizingly beautiful
When "your name" is based on these ritual and weebs start saying this is copying the anime
yes i so sick of this shit
The percussions are powerful, I feel them resonate as though they come from my chest
This was really interesting and beautiful! I'd like to it in person one day
I'm always fascinated with japanese culture and tradition
When you think that the fan they use cost 5000 dollars each, this puts things into perspective !
The sound of suzu bell is so lovely tbh!
well that was hypnotizing...
This is so beautiful, so sacred... beautiful!
imagine if one of them lost their balance...
i took that personally...cmon respect it...
@@gursahajsinghbedi1150 these moves are easy,just sit or stand and move your hands.
@@shork-uchan yeah try it for yourself onky then you'll know dumb
@@shork-uchan you underestimate how hard slowly kneeling and standing is lmao
Mano que lindo, eu acho lindo isso... Imagina quanta história, cultura... Beleza está por trás dessa coreografia....
Who is this "kimi no na wa" you're all taking about here? The dance is of course really synchronised, graceful and beautiful❤️❤️❤️just please someone explain me why did it look different when Nanami in kamisama hajimemashita (anime) performed it? Plz someone explain....🤔🤔🤔
"Kimi no na wa" is the name of the anime
There are many types of Kagura dances: each town/village has a unique Kagura. Nanami performed one of them. Her hometown is Kawagoe in Saitama. I assume she followed Kawagoe's way. BTW, Kawagoe is a lovely town: th-cam.com/video/CVS63LN6ZrE/w-d-xo.html
When I watch this video for the first time they put me in a trance it was peaceful
Perfect, in many senses.
I really wanted to be a Shinto Shrine maiden
I think you can be anyting you wanna be. Change your world.
Let’s do it! I’m moving to Japan next year
Don't mind me just hunting down Your Name weebs.
No one cares.
@@grosbeak6130 and yet here you are.
@@cyberbully7718 I was here because of this specific TH-cam video about Shinto shrines, and I came across your inane and frivolous comment. Try to find another hobby.
@@grosbeak6130 all right mate I'm pretty sure you got issues, what you read above was just some run of the mill sarcasm frivolous may it be but definitely not insane, and it's good that you're taking intrest in Shinto Shrines but I obviously don't need advice from you on hobbies, cause first of all you wrote no one cares but then bothered enough to tell me what brought you here and also that I need a new hobby so, from the above it sounds like you're the insane one here.
@@cyberbully7718 "inane", not insane. Go back and read my statement and words more carefully.
Oooh Mitsuha
Im here for your name ùwú
Estamos *
ah i love to be half japanese
Love it🥺🥺🥺
Such grace
Great! It used to be this couldn't be filmed, what has changed?
Really mitsuha 🌸🌸
My favourite couple ...."MITSUHA AND TAKI" .... 😀
Very beautifull!!
Question, is this dance typically performed at night, and if so, why?
This is the temple that the mangaka was inspired by.
My goosebumps are acting up. Diyos miyo! But wait where’s the sake scene?
Omg Antonio Luna hi, I'm a big fan :DD
@@mcbonkin3091 Thank you. i love you too "kiss"
Antonio Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta :0
Antonio Luna de San Pedro y Novicio Ancheta each shrine has their own version of the dance, the sake scene might've just been for that shrine only.
someday if got lucky go to Japan and meet with a Miko-san
i love this
Weebs being toxic in comment
I want to learn more. I want to know the dance's purpose and story. I want to understand that they're singing. I want to understand mikos more and their history.
Peaceful Peaceful love the atmosphere
This reminds me of Mitsuha-
I love anime but all the weebs in this comment section are embarrassing
I Guess.. its inspired Kimi no Nawa (Your Name) at shrine maiden dance,its pretty similar,am i right!?
mitsuha rtx on
Can somebody tell me what are called the bell they use to perform the blessing!? 🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
2 years late but the bell is “Suzu” which literally translates as bell in English :)
amaterasu⛩️
heavy duty
Those uchiki were absolutely stunning
i promise you that il play dota 2 all my life with you sharing my life time ,
and death will play with as remaining imortals till wee change the galaxy.
Elito Miko 🌸
Kuchikamizake
I don't think they do that anymore. From what I've read, they stopped doing it in the 1930's, and that was in Okinawa.
@@patluvsvettes is it because of the process? Which is not considered healthy, isn't?
@@deamantiz I'm not Shinto, so I couldn't say for sure, but I'm guessing it's a combination of that and the gross factor of it. I can't see many modern day Miko doing that!
@@sosak4mi y being rude?
yutsuha
KIMI NO NA WA 2020
mitsuha irl
このお祭りって本当にあったんだ😲
Wow!
Wonderful culture
From 🇮🇳
(Though We are also known for our culture too)
🇮🇳🇯🇵
十二単みたいで美しいですね❥そして可愛いですね❦
Thường Thì Nhảy Múa Xong Thì Phải Nhai Cơm(Gạo) Để Làm Kuchikamisaze mới đúng chứ !!!?
Muito bonito mesmo
seems like your name movie is true
Mitsuha and Taki..
What is the name of the ritual?
This is a typical Kagura. Believe it or not, Gintama's Kagura refers to this one.
Izana brought me here
hm! nice,
*Yato's shrine ⛩️
Who came from kimi no nawa
Wow
Got recommended this time
//claps hands
It's so hard to enjoy a culture without having weebs ruined it with their weeby jokes
not everything japanese related is anime lol
Where is this?
沖縄で拝謁できるのか？
The people that keep bringing up anime are so annoying
Before the village crushed by a huge alien's stone
Your name
kaneki kenfjiji
Kimi no na wa
Miko chi
99.9% from your name
Emperor : i want to drink sake
Make a ritual
fatal frame
Can y'all not bring up anime for 5 seconds?!? I'm sure Japan finds y'all very annoying.
I'm here for searching mitsuha dancing xd
w
巫女
Quick question to ya'll, why didn't the shrine Maidens chew rice and spit to make sake or known as "Kuchikamizake" ? in the ritual?
I think because that was a purification dance , and it is a priestess dance just my guess though
Because this is real life and not an anime
Pov: some of you came here because of mitsuha miyamizu like me 😉
Itsumori is real?
Can ya'll stop with copy your name bla bla . This dance is literally older than your name 🙄🙄. It's both annoying and disrespectful
Yup
There is no fan in the anime right?
Where’s the rice chewing part. Thez ppl are doing it wrong, someone hit up Mitsuha real quick
Apparently, they stopped due to health concerns.
Mitsuha's version was better though
Your name