Tokyo. A model familylife in 1965 東京
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2012
- An old worn American educational film shows a model familylife in Tokyo. I wonder how representative this ideal family is. I hardly met them when in Tokyo.
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I grew up in Japan. I'm about the same age these kids. They really seem quite wealthy; nobody in my neighborhood lived so well. Still, I enjoy this. It makes me nostalgic.
are you half japanese?
@@mubasora7221 My grandmother was half Japanese.
No, it wasn't unusual then. That "singing" actually is traditional "chanting" named "Yokyoku" or "Utai" telling old stories, some more than 4-5 centuries old, one of several forms of similar chanting/singing. Yokyoku is mainly practiced by Samurai clans, almost as requirement. This chanting is used for NOH acting telling ancient stories. This family seemed in higher middle class, possibly descend of Samurai class that the quality, size of house/garden, look of the family members show.
Ichiro’s elementary school is that of a
famous Catholic private school.
Ichiro's house is very large and its Japanese garden is marvelous.
Few Japanese have that kind of beautiful garden.
Ichiro's father's white suits are fashionable.
Ichiro's father must be an establishment
rich businessman.
Thanks very much for this interesting information.
@@michaelijsbrand do you know that they have the same music as we do I understand that they use both old Japanese music and modern Japanese music I think that the old Japanese music faded away in the late 1970s
Thank you for the video, which remainds me childhood.
Here are minor corrections from a child who was born and raised in Tokyo around that time.
We did have screens at that time. Kaya, the the mosquito protection sleeper cover, was for much older era, and I personally never seen the real one. I remember that my grand mother used to explain what Kaya was to me. Electric mosquito killer was available, too. We called it "be-pu" We were still using the coil style mosquito killer, but it was not so popular for fire sefety reason.
People are not wearing kimono for daily life, except older peole, say age 60+. Kimono was for occasions. If a person wear it everyday at the mother's age, it looked a bit unusual, meaning that people might think the person had special background to do so.
We definitely did have meat at dinner almost everyday in1965.
We ate rice for dinner, but majority (if not, more than half) of families have bread and cereals for breakfast, especilly at Tokyo area. My grand father's favorate was french baggete in the morning. It had to be purchased from a certain bakery bacuse it tasted so good. I still remember the bakery 's name.
Hope it helps. xx
Had manga been a common sight in 1965 Tokyo?
This looks like a super rich upper-class family
supper rich?
Tung Ha their home is huge!
There were lots of poor Japanese people too. These people are much richer than most
Model all right but no average at all.
It’s model :v
I was born and brought up in Kyoto. Really enjoyed watching this video. Yup, rich family.
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Who asked Misako?
@@meanwhileinjapan2265 I did
I think this film was taken 50's because in 1965 i was uni student Tokyo was much more modern!
5912doitsu how old are you??
True
No, I think the automobiles suggest this is mid 1960s. Plus would traffic in Tokyo be that heavy in the 1950s?
I totally agree. We were using electric mosquito killer, never Kaya. I was raised during era, never seen real kaya in my life. This video was actually the first time after all years 😁 We also were eating meat everyday.
Thank you for sharing this amazing videos. Been living in Tokyo since 2014 it's really interesting to watch them grow from scratch. It's fascinating how their manners and culture has never changed they are truly the most polite and hardworking people on earth .
Mind you, isn't there a lot of presenteeism - it being more important to show your face in the place of work even if there isn't much to do?
I was still 11 years old on that time. Wow........It happened 55 years ago. So fantastic. 🙏👍
Wow, I feel like a baby compared to you but I'm sixteen!
This seems more like a film from the 1950s rather than 1965. I loved it.
Crazy to think that Ichiro is nearly 70 nowadays
I" m going to guess about 65, as of 2019; I'd say the daughter is about 60..
そう考えると驚くねw
Hi Michael, these old videos of Japan are wonderful. Thank you very much for uploading!
この当時のお父さん偉い❗疲れてるのに、仕事帰り、子供たちの為に、オモチャかって、お母さんも頑張り、お皿が綺麗だな
My grand parents' house was about the same mostly. There was a small bridge over a pond and Koi(fish) were swimming in it. They wore Kimono every day. My grandpa enjoyed Wisky every night. I miss him and those memories...
これが親父や祖父母が生きていた時代なんやな～
seen pears at 25 yens ... now if you're lucky they're 100yen each X°D
And backpacks haven't change in shape! Love it! only the colors have changed now. Black for boys and red for girls is still the most used, but there's also a full rage of pink and light blue shapes, and i'm quite sure i've seen a green one XD
It would be so cool to travel back in time and explore cultures like these during their prime. Guess one can only dream..
This was so peaceful to watch....just like visiting old times🥰
新聞紙にくるんで売ってたのは今思えばエコだったな
Love watching films like this, finding out about different cultures
"Trains are all electric. On time. And very fast."
Thank you for this channel very interesting videos
I went to japan several times and i love japan
On Her Majesty’s service or just tourism?
These videos are gems.
素晴しい 日本が日本だった頃の映像です
1965年経験したかったです情景がレトロ感覚濃厚ですから
Lovey. Simply Remarkably Beautiful.
現代を生きる自分より良い生活だな。いいな～ 笑。
昭和のいい時代。
@Racist N stfu
I doubt that this was "everyday life" for most Japanese. Large house, huge garden, etc. Wealthy family.
👍👍👍👍 всегда мечтала посмотреть какая культура у японцев, умнейшая нация
Good old days....1 dollar = ¥ 365...👍
But now
1 $ = 100 ¥
I remember that. Then it went to 250 yen for $1.00 and finally to under 100 yen.
Dad's teeth are perfect daamn
俺は当時2歳。この頃からの記憶が今も残ってる。
This is where my dad was born in 1964.. he is half white half Japanese (Okinawan)
Yes, zoom in on that creepy doll that watches over the children as they sleep. :{J
tetsuoswrath hahahahahah
And the it move slightly/twitch.
that was so creepy lmao
Chucky-san? Doll and baseball bat not there when mother left.
LOL.
1965年は東京オリンピックの翌年ですね、私が中学2年生、邦楽では舟木一夫のリーフと云う曲が流行っていました、洋楽ではジリオラチンクエッティの夢見る想い、シルヴィーバルタンのアイドルを探せ、サイモンとガーファンクルのサウンドオブサイレンスが流行っていました。
お風呂は 毎日は 入らなかったのかな？
あ〜でもなんだか幸せそう😊
its like i am travelling in time😍
40年以上前カラー映像には感動しましたが・・・余りにも家族が当時では考えられない裕福で現実からかけ離れてる気がして、違和感を感じました。
ドキメンタリーではなく、ドラマを見てる？・・・と思えば観れます。
お父さんイケメン
そうですね
Just the thought of having to prepare the room for bed every night- putting down mats, sheets, etc, and then putting it all away every morning, is exhausting.
Well, it’s not that tiring
nobody noticed the kid playing baseball is called Ichiro ? xD
Stfu
Very interesting 👍🏽
These kids are in their 60s at this present time, that's just strange.
蚊帳吊ってる。
懐かしい
This family belongs to upper middle class in 1965 Japan. Except that the house is relatively large, the interior decorations are very plain, the desks and dining table have no chair, and the book shelves are ordinary plain ones. They all sleep in futon, not bed. They all sit on the floor instead of using chairs.
A super rich family in Japan in 1965 had luxurious European style furniture in the house, and all the family members were dressed in expensive clothes.
Plus a super rich family would have a maid to mend clothes and do chores. The housewife wouldn't have to do that. She would have more time to watch the soap operas on TV (which in Japan, have always been a big thing as long as they've had TV).
still most of the japanese do not have chairsand bed at their homes , they sit on the floor and sleep too,
@@khalidnasir.alientechenerg6819 Almost all Japanese have a bed.. Besides, after the 50s, Living western style was much more en vogue than now.
@@oooBASTIooo , oic
@@Tiqerboy Fun fact. In Indonesia, you don't have to be a super rich to have a maid. Most of middle class families have one.
I don't see why people need to point out they're rich. It is supposed to be a model ideal family, it's in the title.
Once upon a time, owing to _Mystery Science Theatre,_ I’d laugh at vignettes like this. Nowadays I find that I become impossibly wistful and even melancholy when I see ‘em, ‘cos I yearn to go back to such a time . . .
Japan is Number One. 😍👍
この頃、地方都市の長屋団地暮らしだったけど、親も含めてテレビ(白黒)ばかり見てたぜ。
風呂は無かったので、銭湯通い。
蚊帳は生まれてこの方一度も見た事ない。
ベープ(マットタイプ)か豚の蚊取り線香入れだったもんね。
こんな行儀の良い和風な暮らし、見たことない。
アメリカのテレビドラマの影響か、庶民でも洋風な暮らしに憧れて、畳の上に椅子置いたりしてた時代。
富裕層なら、日本家屋であっても、なおさら洋風な生活してたはず。
このお宅、西洋人の日本人に対するステレオタイプ演出じゃね？
当時の都心部に住む中流～その上あたりの家庭の様子です。着物に割烹着のお母さん懐かしいです。７０年代頃まで、普段でも着物を着ている年配女性をよく見かけました。木枠の窓とちゃぶ代のある和室での食事風景は、洋風化と核家族化が進んだ今では、こんな温かい一家団欒の姿は二度と無い、遠い昔の話しになるんでしょうね。
もし貴殿が本当にゲイでしたら、1965年当時では2019年の今現在とは比べようもないくらい肩身の狭い思いを味わっていたはずです。そのバッシングは貴殿の家族にも及んでいたでしょう。なお、当方は1951年生まれのヘテロセクシュアルですが、ゲイの方々を蔑んだことは皆無です。
あのうわたくし「昭和の熟女」ヘテロセクシャル腐女子です。ゲイの方々は現在でも肩身がせまいです。特に保守的な高齢者の多い地方では、やはり家族にカムアウト・同性婚運動なんてできません。男女隔離されていた戦前よりも、戦後アメリカ式の教育が進んで、男女共学・交友が盛んになってからの方が、同性愛に無理解な人が増えて、さらに肩身がせまいのですよ。
@@user-bm9di1ct3r:「稚児」とは男色の対象となった児童や少年を指す言い方なのでは？ なお、ホモの方々にとって戦後の方が肩身が狭いとは初耳です。
@@user-fo3bz1ku5y 「稚児」とは奈良・平安時代に、寺の僧侶の身の周りの世話をする小坊主の事です。当時の僧侶は、一生異性と交流する事も、婚姻も認められず、性欲の旺盛な若い僧侶は唯一、身の回りの世話をする幼い１０代の少年を性愛の対象とする事だけ許されたらしいのです。これがその後、京都の公家や富裕な商人たちにも広まり、戦国時代になって武家社会にも広まり、有名な日本古来の男性同性愛＝「武家衆道」となったわけです。
さらに江戸時代になって、平和な時代が続くと、戒律の厳しい「衆道」よりも、性風俗として広まっていきました。「若衆歌舞伎」「若衆茶屋」など、現在の新宿２丁目ゲイバーの元祖ですね～。平賀源内が江戸のゲイ風俗についてくわしく書いてますよ。
三点半就放学了。太幸福了
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very well taught and super rich upper class it is
old man! you are doing a very good job for the younger one.
They look like actors who haven't known each other.
comedian zorba yep. It looks like some sort of propaganda
ed tolentino I don’t think so. I mean not propaganda. Just an introduction video.
I was born in Japan at this time. It was like this. I’m very nostalgic.
My mother did not wear Kimono,but my grandmother did.
I Do Super Love Japan The Most
お父さんは本当にイケメンですね
そうですね
蚊帳が出てきた。この頃はうちも使ってたけど２～３年後には使わなくなったな。
An atypical synthetic family.
This family is not representative obviously... but one thing for sure is that his father is handsome...イケメン
イケメン hahahahha that's true so handsome
@@alexshek168 Why do you say that?
これが約５０年前かぁ。作り物の映像でしょうが、実際はもうちょっと現代に近かったような気がします。だってこの前年に東京オリンピックがあり、この翌年にはビートルズが来日したんですよ。その頃の私を思い返してみると、最初に述べた感想になります。錯覚かもしれませんが、、。
たしかにこの家庭内の様子は和風で古風ですね。洋風、モダンに暮らしている家庭もあればこのような家庭もあったと言うことだと思います。家風じゃあないでしょうか。
I love these videos! I wish I could get to Japan! I would never come back to the USA
I welcome you to come to Japan（´∀｀）
I wish Covid would disappear sooner.
皆さんのコメントを見ると、この家庭は裕福なんですね。私の母方の祖父母は同じような家に住んでいました。庭には橋が渡った池があり、祖父はウィスキーや熱燗を毎晩ゆっくり嗜み、祖父母は毎日着物で過ごしていたものです。私の母は貧しい家庭で育った父と結婚し私は平々凡々な家庭に育ちましたが、今思えば祖父母の家庭は立派な処だったんだと今更ながら思います。火事で母屋は跡形もなくなり寂しいものですが、今でもあの素晴らしい家屋は濃い思い出になっています。お爺さんが恋しいな…。素敵な昭和動画に涙が出ました。
@wimpie25 . No, Morocco and Egypt are the only countries I visited on the African continent.
I am a Japanese guy who was born in Tokyo, 1951. And I am TERRIBLY curious to know about the non-native Japanese people who will comment/commented on this video: To what extent are YOU familiar with Japan? Comments based on AMPLE evidence, please.
Indonesia has been exposed to the Japanese culture since 1940s. The Japanese in 1940s brought us the neighborhood system (they are called the RT/RW, it is based on Tonarigumi system), and morning gym exercises.
Then in 1960s, Japanese cars and electronics started invading market and replaced European and American ones. There is anti-Japanese riot in 1974. Today, Japan still rules Indonesian car industry, but not its electronics anymore.
In 1980s, Japan's pop culture entered the country. Then, we have been accustomed to the Japanese culture and as anywhere else, there are also weebs here.
ANIME, GODZILLA, AND SUSHI
Sake
Kimono, JUDO, Tatami,
Thanks.
懐かしい映像アップロード、ありがとうございます。私は、
イチロウ君と同い年位です。映像は名家の裕福な家庭に見えます。ですが、市営住宅に住むサラリーマンだった私のお父さんも謡っていました。なんでしょうかね、流行っていたのでしょうか？
お父さん、60年代から70年代のドラマに出てた俳優さんに似てる…
そうです。当時テレビにも出てた割と知られた俳優さんです。
相当な裕福層なんだろうな
Japan half a century ago was certainly better than most developing countries today.
わ、暁星だ!
映ってんの超先輩達じゃん。
2:04
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Ichiro is about 65 years old now.
I wish you had more video of Ethiopia like Japan
I just love the Japanese family system
The family look rich.
I was surprised that Ichiro had already started to play baseball that year!
太好了 非常喜歡日本 我定居在日本 喜歡日本古文化⋯⋯
片中的人除了小孩，相信已經可能離世了。
you are right
@SIDDHAARTH MANIAN you are right
最初の長文翻訳したら「すごい」の一言で草
@@pmtwj効率悪くて草
1965年というと自分が7歳のころだけど、まわりにこんな裕福な家庭はなかったな・・・
最近格差社会という言葉を聞くけれど昔からとくに変わってないですね、お金持ちと貧乏人は
そのままスライドしているだけのようです、。自分は50年たってもビンボー人です（笑）
Me, too, bimbo!
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佐藤浩一
嫌な物の言い方をする方ですね、、
もっと穏やかにいけませんかね。
And at the end, Japanese Annabel was looking at them...
That doll at the end is so spooky, gee.
The doll at the end...
ichiro will grow up to a handsome jpop model😊😊
昭和38年の東京の風景か素晴らしいよ。
昭和40年ではなく？
One happy Japanese family. ^_^
Japan is the Best
魚を無造作に新聞紙に包んでたな。
Isn't Japan the most amazing country in the world? ☺️
どうもありがとうございます😄🇯🇵
By model family you mean a rich family with gigantic garden backyard..
この時代は生徒が多かったんだな〜。今は1クラスに生徒が30人弱ぐらいだよ…自分の時は1クラスに40人ぐらいはいた。
they changed clothes 5 times a day and in India in 65 we hardly changed once a day most extreme cases 2 times ..
I lived in Tokyo for some years in the fifties but was not aware that the Japanese changed clothes that much.
一般的な中間層ではなく、いわゆるお金持ちの家庭の様子ですね。実在ではないかもしれませんが、お父さんお母さんは戦前ちゃんとした教育を家庭内外で受ける機会のあった方々をモデルにしているのでは。少し違和感（気取った感じ）はありますが、生活や風俗の紹介で間違っているところはありません。また私の叔父は特に金持ちではありませんでしたが、謡曲を習っていました。家でも練習していたはずです。
最初に理想的な家族と書いてありましたよ！！！
小学校は暁星学園（エコールドマタン）ですか。フランス語の学校ですよね。制服同じですね。ここ試験で行ったことあります。
そんな印象を受けますね。実在した風景の一つであろうけど平均的な風景には見えない。所謂綺麗なものを探して見つけたので綺麗に収録して紹介した？みたいな感じ。
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5912doitsu - the cars shown were definitely manufactured in the 1960's. My car nut friend says 1961 so in fact you're more right than me. Not 65' 61.' Great video regardless.
現代でもありえない豪華な食卓だな。昔の日本は豊かだったんだね。
一汁三菜だし、普通じゃないかな？
Omg hanako is the most typical old Japanese girl name u can think of😂😂
Haha, it's cute though!
Life in japan in the 60's and 70's were always interrupted by the appearance of monsters, godzilla and ultraman.
1965年はもっと洋風な家が多かったよ。
1960年以前な感じがする。
you dumb ass the kids are in their 70's
pioppppi 3年前のコメントだけど、それは街の地区によっては違かったらしいよ、京都みたいに空襲があっても焼け残っていた一角とか、旧家とかが集まっている一角とか、戦後間もなくともあったらしいから
0:38は数寄屋橋交差点を映していて、ソニーの看板が見える。８階建てのソニービルは1964年着工し、1966年竣工・オープンしているので、1965年であったら、建設中のはず。しかし、映像にその様子はないので、1960年以前というのは、当たっているかも。1964年のオリンピックで普及したはずのテレビがまだないし、電気炊飯器は1955年に発売されているのに、おひつが使われている。
炊いたご飯をおひつに移すんですよ。お釜で炊いたか炊飯器で炊いたかこのビデオではわかりません。
Oh great - à familylife is happy
戦後20年…信じられない。
The narrative is rather quaint, and something that sounds a little "backward" hearing this in 2019. Wow, did I live long enough to remember that time???
Good news! Kimono is hotter than ever!!!!
I'm watching this video old japan city life same to Jakarta Indonesia of year 1960's,but all people has playing old games traditional (before modern)
Oh,im love is that time and the,when of time can back or reverse to the years old
Beste Michael, ben je op 1 van je vele reizen ooit in Belgisch Congo geweest?