They have such a beautiful contrast between modern cities and traditional houses,to quiet suburbs and lush flora,and it's unbelievably clean,Japanese sure know the true quality of life.
I am Japanese. Dear foreigners! Please preserve the beautiful culture and townscapes of your country. Instead of leaving it as old as it is, try to preserve it beautifully. Please.
I'm going to Japan on a family vacation this summer. First to Tokyo, then to Kyoto and finally to Okinawa. I can't wait to go to Kyoto. I hope to buy a kimono there and hopefully get my picture taken with an actual Geisha. :)
This is a wonderful video, detailing the quite street life in the Gion district. I spent 3 days there and absolutely loved it. Kyoto is the best major city in Japan (from the many I visited). I can't wait to go back and visit the friends I made there. Nice video!
A foreigner (who is not born in Japan) being insulted or bullied is almost impossible in Japan. But bullying in Japanese schools happens a lot compared with other countries, there is a lot of documentation available regarding this. Japan is a collective society, which has positives and negatives.
I went to Kyoto during my two-week stay in Japan. I ended up staying overnight at a hotel because I missed the last the last bullet train leaving for Tokyo.
What was the framerate this was shot in (25p,30p, 60i,) ? Also, what tool did you use to render to the video and what were some of the settings (bit rate, file format, de-interlasce)? Thanks,
The Japanese make a clear distinction between foreigners and their own people. The social atmosphere thing I explained (has already been researched in a lot of universities, is something well known, even by Japanese sociologists) only counts for themselves. A foreigner will be treated with respect and curiosity, but you will never be part of their 'group'.
Actually if the guy meant social atmosphere, then he's being totally correct about Japan. Japan is a very collective society, people judge you for being different way more than in more individualistic countries, the Japanese are also HEAVILY discouraged from early on to not express their true feelings and opinions. Nevertheless the Japanese have their good points also: attention to details, composed attitude and politeness, importance they put on the community, boss-employee relation is relaxed.
It seems very peaceful there if any one has ever lived in Kyoto please would u let me know if you where happy living in Kyoto ? Since im studying Japanese to go there i would like to know ^^
@5698rlnd: So you mean his phrase, and also yours are actually idioms? "I had my kids there" means that they were born at that particular place? Sorry I'm not English, I didn't know they used it in that way.
awesome video...a country that values silence, even the little bit of talk that I can hear I can't understand, which is even more perfect given that I live in a country filled full of stupid meaningless public banter.
Actually, the radiation level in Tokyo has been CERTIFIED by the Italy national authorities as being lower than Rome or Naples (simple and logical explanation - most of radiation found in cities comes from radon emission from terrain, and the ground in Rome and Naples is more radon-prone than Tokyo,,,). Some people speaks just to air their stupidity.
about radiation in Japan. Peoples in Minamisoma live there and that is 25 from the Nuclear plant and it live around 60,000 peoples in Minamisoma. so to live in Tokyo, Kyoto, Takayama, sendai etc. it is ABSERLUTERLY NOT!!! dangerous
As an American/German/Scotsman/Pollack/Russian/Irishman/Georgian/American Indian/Frenchman/Dutchman I approve this message. But no, seriously, Japan is infinitely better to almost every country on the planet. The HDI verifies this. If the guy who is wrongly saying stuff wants to see smog, then he should go to cities like LA. Fukushima is also infinitely better in terms of situation when compared to Chernobyl. Anyways... /rant end
Don't spread false information. No, they were not forced, they were recruited and paid very high salary. For more details, see the video on youtube called "Comfort Women the truth be told " in which an American explains the truth with the offical document made by US army.
They have such a beautiful contrast between modern cities and traditional houses,to quiet suburbs and lush flora,and it's unbelievably clean,Japanese sure know the true quality of life.
Japan is so beautiful and unique.
Greets from Berlin, Germany.
Very happy memories of our visit to Kyoto. Would enjoy returning for another vacation again, when times stabilize more.
This makes me miss my trip to Japan last year. Great work, Kyoto will always hold a special place in my heart.
Awesome!!! Amazing Beautiful City!!!!! Greeting From Malaysia!
Japan is just simply beautiful. Love it and will come back again and again!
Beautiful, clean, relaxing, traditional.........I love Japan =)
I am Japanese. Dear foreigners! Please preserve the beautiful culture and townscapes of your country. Instead of leaving it as old as it is, try to preserve it beautifully. Please.
Just how i remember it. Kyoto is such a great place.
I'm going to Japan on a family vacation this summer. First to Tokyo, then to Kyoto and finally to Okinawa. I can't wait to go to Kyoto. I hope to buy a kimono there and hopefully get my picture taken with an actual Geisha. :)
It looks so fresh and so clean.
This is a wonderful video, detailing the quite street life in the Gion district. I spent 3 days there and absolutely loved it. Kyoto is the best major city in Japan (from the many I visited). I can't wait to go back and visit the friends I made there. Nice video!
it's a dream of mine to visit Japan someday... what a breathtaking country.
everything looks so clean
WHAT A WONDERFULL PLACE TO LIVE !!! I FELT LIKE IN A REAL LIFE ANIME WHILE I WAS WATCHING IT...
I love Japan!!!!! Big hugs Perla.
Would so live to visit Kyoto and Tokyo someday if i can afford it.
A foreigner (who is not born in Japan) being insulted or bullied is almost impossible in Japan. But bullying in Japanese schools happens a lot compared with other countries, there is a lot of documentation available regarding this. Japan is a collective society, which has positives and negatives.
woah this place looks beautiful
Looove Japan, i am currently learning the language and hoping to visit soon!!
I went to Kyoto during my two-week stay in Japan. I ended up staying overnight at a hotel because I missed the last the last bullet train leaving for Tokyo.
京都近すぎてあまり行かないけど、丁度2009年当たりにいったときは日本人含め、いろんな人が壁に書いた落書きを見て
怒りさえ覚えたよ。今はどうなってるんだろう？不愉快な事書いてごめんなさい。
egawauemon san, Thank you for your works. I am following you from Thailand.
Happy new year
their streets are EXTRA clean
The streets are so clean and beautiful. :)
Japanese people is very good for city building
What was the framerate this was shot in (25p,30p, 60i,) ? Also, what tool did you use to render to the video and what were some of the settings (bit rate, file format, de-interlasce)? Thanks,
The Japanese make a clear distinction between foreigners and their own people. The social atmosphere thing I explained (has already been researched in a lot of universities, is something well known, even by Japanese sociologists) only counts for themselves. A foreigner will be treated with respect and curiosity, but you will never be part of their 'group'.
Amazing video, Keep them coming.
so clean/ its amazing
Actually if the guy meant social atmosphere, then he's being totally correct about Japan. Japan is a very collective society, people judge you for being different way more than in more individualistic countries, the Japanese are also HEAVILY discouraged from early on to not express their true feelings and opinions. Nevertheless the Japanese have their good points also: attention to details, composed attitude and politeness, importance they put on the community, boss-employee relation is relaxed.
it feels like they are living in a library :P ,, soo quiet...... one day ill go there :(
It seems very peaceful there if any one has ever lived in Kyoto please would u let me know if you where happy living in Kyoto ? Since im studying Japanese to go there i would like to know ^^
Exactly, sir. Well spoken.
Look really beautiful. Wish I could visit:)
@AThousandTales You're right. No white makeup. So what sort of day in Gion was this ?^)
one day, i want to go there
@5698rlnd: So you mean his phrase, and also yours are actually idioms? "I had my kids there" means that they were born at that particular place?
Sorry I'm not English, I didn't know they used it in that way.
Awesome as always
The Clout of Gen------ A novel set in Kyoto Available now at Amazon and Smashwords.
ill be there in April!! YAY!
@UberNoodleX are you going to publish that novel? btw the care train left like 2 days ago when i left that comment.
YES, MORE OF THIS PLEASE :D
2:15 {asian lady} ....."yes finaly a break" {husband} 'the kitchen is not out there"
I spotted a geiko (avoiding a motor scooter) 2:16 to 2:25. Any other sightings?
So clean.............:-)
Thank you for sharing this
belas imagens *---*
@mitsunohana in many areas in Japan. Even in Tokyo radiation was detected
@Kiriharuhi I wouldn't because the radiation level there is so bad. Even the japanese people buy food and water imported from other countries.
very cosy looking
Beautiful... Japanese people
息を飲むような美しい映像ですね
祇園を散策した事はあるけど、もっと立ち止まって
雰囲気を味わえば良かったなぁ
japanese ppl r very nice i wish i lived there ;(
so cleannnnnn ^0^
is it written ぎおん?
wish japan was not soo expensive ,so I could visit it
着物のお姉さまがた、職人の方々、古い景観…
美しいわ美しいわ
洋服きてる連中とは所作から違うね
@kodoku7otaku You could make out what they said, awesome. Thanks a lot! :)
いつも楽しく拝見しています。一部の広い通りの方はすっきりしているのですが細い通りの方は電柱が目立ちますね。それと電線も。電柱が数奇屋や軒の灯りを隠してしまって小路の魅力をスポイルしているように見えます。あなたの動画は街づくりについて色々考えるきっかけを与えてくれます。
I've been there, it becomes much more alive at night ^_^
CLEANNN
awesome video...a country that values silence, even the little bit of talk that I can hear I can't understand, which is even more perfect given that I live in a country filled full of stupid meaningless public banter.
@kagari1985 I already have a collection of Canon EF-Mount lenses, so i'd gladly 'settle' for a 5D MkII, which hopefully keeps dropping in price ;)
Actually, the radiation level in Tokyo has been CERTIFIED by the Italy national authorities as being lower than Rome or Naples (simple and logical explanation - most of radiation found in cities comes from radon emission from terrain, and the ground in Rome and Naples is more radon-prone than Tokyo,,,). Some people speaks just to air their stupidity.
It means that they were born born there.
Had them can them can be substituted for born in this case ^_^
about radiation in Japan. Peoples in Minamisoma live there and that is 25 from the Nuclear plant and it live around 60,000 peoples in Minamisoma. so to live in Tokyo, Kyoto, Takayama, sendai etc. it is ABSERLUTERLY NOT!!! dangerous
@Bluedream1975 Not in the modern sense...its more of a traditional art
ok, what's written?
first video in 2012?
@mitsunohana it depends on what radiation dude.
Why did your kids leave Japan? ("had kids" instead of "have kids", and apparently you still live there "I have lived") .
Holy depth of field, one day i will get a 5D MkII, one day...
I wonder what they said at 1:09; maybe he forgot something? :)
By the way thank you very much for this video ^^
As an American/German/Scotsman/Pollack/Russian/Irishman/Georgian/American Indian/Frenchman/Dutchman I approve this message.
But no, seriously, Japan is infinitely better to almost every country on the planet. The HDI verifies this. If the guy who is wrongly saying stuff wants to see smog, then he should go to cities like LA. Fukushima is also infinitely better in terms of situation when compared to Chernobyl.
Anyways... /rant end
How much would coming here and spoiling yourself, cost?
why i am feeling the life cycle in japan is slow
MUSIC is LUV! TH-cam/REGGIEWRITEOUS
No, Geisha is a musician as well as dancer and just sitting there to talk with people. What a lack of knowledge.
@tokee1234567 yeah sure whatever you think....
You're name is Peter Griffin
三件隣りのゴミは掃くようにしてたな
路面店でのバイトしてた時にだけどね
All the buildings with signs look like Food restarants lol srry
@tokee1234567 I think you take the news too literal.
@HiAdrian l Want a leica instead
Don't spread false information.
No, they were not forced, they were recruited and paid very high salary. For more details, see the video on youtube called "Comfort Women the truth be told " in which an American explains the truth with the offical document made by US army.
美い街道
大陸人學到1成都偷笑
ignorance
退屈に見える
All the buildings with signs look like Food restarants lol srry