@@TravellingSunglasses Cheers for your response, most unexpected. Your pieces are are sensitive, dead-on and cool. Very envious of your time in Japan. I studied ceramics and learned about the Bernard Leach, Shoji Hamada & Mashiko connection and that ceramcs are deeply embedded in their culture. I have yet to visit! I'm sure it is possible to spend many months there soaking up their city-scapes, activites, countryside and culture. Looking forward to catching up on your channel - wishing you many more safe travels
@@davidtwittey4613 wow, you're really knowledgeable! We found Japanese crafts really impressive: each detail made us even more curious about their traditions. We hope you will travel to Japan soon! :)
Hi! Do you mean the goshuincho? (I hope I write it correctly :) ) It was amazing to collect the stamps. I have no faith like you, but it was a very spiritual experience! We recommend it :)
Ｍｙ Ｍｏｔｈｅｒ have it.（[Sikoku Iisland] version)She said If she died ,be buried with it.And I did 2yers ago, as she wish.But I dont believe buddisum,christianty. respkt it
見ている方が思わずニコッとしてしまうようなお二人ですね。
中田優 so many things of Japan were surprising and wonderful for us! :)
ありがとうございます！！
nowgaku thank you for watching our video!
和室で浴衣でのお食事、美味しそう❤また奈良へ遊びに来てね😊
Oh, NIce traditional Nara ryokan. !
daioshou008 it was amazing! :)
Nara park deer grows wild. They return to the mountain at night.
Thank you! We did not know :)
Love this! Just found your channel after your comments on Ran Sailing. Looks like I have some catching up to do!
Hi David! Thank you for coming to our channel :) Yep, we're not as professional as our inspiring Ran sailors, but we love travelling :)
@@TravellingSunglasses Cheers for your response, most unexpected. Your pieces are are sensitive, dead-on and cool. Very envious of your time in Japan. I studied ceramics and learned about the Bernard Leach, Shoji Hamada & Mashiko connection and that ceramcs are deeply embedded in their culture. I have yet to visit! I'm sure it is possible to spend many months there soaking up their city-scapes, activites, countryside and culture. Looking forward to catching up on your channel - wishing you many more safe travels
@@davidtwittey4613 wow, you're really knowledgeable! We found Japanese crafts really impressive: each detail made us even more curious about their traditions. We hope you will travel to Japan soon! :)
Don't worry about a small thing.
When it's being enjoyed whether you wouldn't like.
tane chu we loved Nara and the deers :) have you been there?
楽しんで戴き、何より
Hi can you spell the name of the onsen ryokan you stayed at? or can give us the link? thank you!
Hello! It's called Edosan. Here it is! www.edosan.jp/ Enjoy :)
thanks! I found it in your blog too ☺️
2:42 Not back into the tank, please.
August Hayek I didn’t know that, thank you!
もう一品～サンマの塩焼き
いらっしゃいませーー！！
僕は信心ないけど、あの達筆の書は、そのまま額に入れて飾りたいよね。
Hi! Do you mean the goshuincho? (I hope I write it correctly :) ) It was amazing to collect the stamps. I have no faith like you, but it was a very spiritual experience! We recommend it :)
Ｍｙ Ｍｏｔｈｅｒ have it.（[Sikoku Iisland] version)She said If she died ,be buried with it.And I did 2yers ago, as she wish.But I dont believe buddisum,christianty. respkt it
@@53wakataka Thank you for telling us! I am sorry she passed. It's lovely that you respected her wish, it's important to respect religion :)
Why do you know how to eat Japanese meals?
Hey! We eat Japanese food at home in Budapest :) and at the ryokan they explained other details :)
I see
You lifted the tea bowl and eat it, so I thought you was used to it
@@ahirudengana We learned during the trip! It's quite weird for us to lift the bowl, but it's very comfortable and useful :)
To eat without lifting the tea bowl in Japan
Japanese think It seems that the dog is eating it.( ＾ω＾ )
太郎憂国 ahahahahah :) :) :)
日本の一流の世界はどうでしたか？
kandenchiful sorry, I’m not sure I understand. Nara park was gorgeous. I wish we had more time to spend there :) :)