Takatoshi Naitoh's In The Forest just after a clouded dawn in the hills of New Zealand in the middle of summer, with a little smoke from a kiseru, wafting incense smoke, a small cup of warm green tea, and some handstitching - I cannot ask for more. Thank you, should be asleep.
@@user-ob9zo9cr4c The fact that he can listen to music at work doesn't mean his Job is outstanding, maybe he found a new and better job, He left his job for some reason... There is literally no need to offend him, you don't know anything about his life so chill.
Lullabyes for adults.... Very relaxing stuff. I wonder if folks of the 23rd century living in their concrete world will listen to this in amazement... "So that's how birds sounded" ? Tomorrow's historical heritage in more than one way....
That’s a funny coincidence; I couldn’t find my copy of the In The Forest for ages, finally dug it out, imported it, have been blissfully revisiting it for a couple days - now it randomly comes up as a recommendation on YT
I have listen to a lots of Japanese music of this type in just the last three days,got on to it by chance. I simply had NO idea that they created such Fantastic stuff. The radio stations I have listened to for years have done a great injustice to us.For money this beautifull music was never aired. I am totally hooked,this so relaxing and calming!
Dude listen please keep uploading such gems. They deserve to be known and discovered. Take it however you wish, as a hobby or responsibility but man it does a geater good...
After I die and wake up in the next life surrounded by a beautiful flower meadow and lushous trees, when I open my eyes this is the music I want to hear.
Truly one of the most relaxing forest ambiance music videos I have found in TH-cam. The bird sounds are not at all interrupted by the music tracks, they are beautifully combined together! Congratulations to Takatoshi Naitoh and to should be asleep for sharing!
Hello, just discovered your channel. Loving it so much. In the Forest is just the vibration I was looking for. Funny how the right thing comes along at right time. Thank you
I think in terms of a journey of tastes in art, my music journey is my favourite. It started with my brother being really into ambience which rubbed off on me, then it progressed into loving bedroom pop (Fox Academy). Which then lead me to Jerry Paper (a synth Jazz artist who stated in ambience), which then allowed me the chance to listen to Yasuaki Shimizu's album Kakashi, One of my all time favourite albums! From there it's been one beautiful soft Japanese album after another and I couldn't be happier! This album breathes beauty and peace. What was your Journey to this music? I'd love to hear the chain of events that lead you here!
The second track reminds me of educational videos from the 90s and early 2000s where the scenes would transition by having the new clip fly in from the corner
i am a thousand feet tall i am nothing at all far away a photon is born on the sun traveling a tangent it passes through death and night and cold space it now illuminates your brown eye as you sit across from me and the membrane between us melts and we do not exist
Amazing album. Also something crazy I found out the other day, you can hear the same samples of birds in the some places (small forests and Kakariko village) of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Edit: See example at th-cam.com/video/aLpiff1ou_M/w-d-xo.html , 11:02 - 11:05
That's what they play in heaven all day, so for those who love decibels or dirty lyrics, you'd better start practising while you're here on Earth, because eternity is quite a long time to have to listen to things you don't appreciate or understand... I'm sure even a lot of cats in their baskets, parakeets in their cages, dwarf hamsters in their plastic houses looooove this kind of music...
I just discovered this is a copy of Hiroshi Yoshimura work. I still prefer this album over A.I.R, but I think is not ok if this is a premeditated copy.
Yeah, so apparently this is apart of a series, I don’t know where the rest of them are, but I am going to search for them. If you haven’t already, you should check out “Music for Your Mind, Relaxation Music Vol. 1 Wet Land by Hiroshi Yoshimura” Another Japanese ambient composer.
Yep, it's a pretty good series, I was lucky enough to grab them all on CD a few years ago. Sorry to cut short the search but I've since uploaded rips of all five albums from the series on this channel. Happy listening :)
should be asleep yea I made the playlist shortly after lol for others at least after I recognize you actually had the series on your channel 😅 thank you for your service. You wouldn’t happen to have any of the Wave Notation Or the Soundscape Series?
@@sirivycloud All good lol, was just making sure you found them. The Wave Notation, Soundscape Series and even the related Série Réflexion album by Oscilation Circuit (th-cam.com/video/Po5fMKeHP0E/w-d-xo.html) should already all be on YT - though not on this channel of course. If you're after downloads of these albums, they've been in circulation for a while now, have a look for them on soulseek :)
@@punkisinthedetails1470 it's a picture used to describe New York city in mid 70s, under the hooded skull reads "welcome to fear city" www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/may/18/welcome-to-fear-city-the-inside-story-of-new-yorks-civil-war-40-years-on thanks again!
What you do is listen to every album of a certain genre/time period until you find the good ones. It is really a lot like torture, because most of what you find is terrible. You go through long stretches where you find nothing good and you begin to wonder why you're even doing it. Then you find something truly special and it makes it all worthwhile. And what happens next is that once you find something truly special, it generally comes in a group. Good music is connected to other good music, so once you find something good, if you check the artist, record label, and related music, you will often find many albums and eps of great music that is similar. It's like searching for sunken treasure in the ocean: you spend 1000 hours finding nothing, then suddenly a huge amount of treasure all at once. The most important part of being a record digger is to share the gems when you find them because most people don't have the patience or time to dig through 1000 records to find the 20-30 that are amazing. I see it as a form of public service, but some people do it as a profession. It's called curation in the art world, but I come from the vinyl record world and we call it digging.
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This is a certified hood classic
THIS MAN Damn son where’d you find this
Nah. Too much cow bell and the bass is compressed.
P-p-p-p-PLAYBACK MUSIC
😂😂😂
Futsal shufflin all over this maf*ka🕺🏽
i see a japanese name - i see a forest - i click
hahahaha i'm a simple man
Relatable
... then you see logan paul. Run.
a recipe for success
haha same
All of the plants in my house grew 15 feet after playing this
can you smoke these house plants just wondering hehe
I thought the same thing.Made me wish that i known of this music when i used to grow many years ago.
Mort Garson’s Plantasia be laughing rn
up, or down? or do you mean actual feet because shoes can get expensive. Maybe a gofundme would help more than casual begging on TH-cam comments yeh?
Top comment.
Finally, a recommendation that's not insane jazz funk
gotta chill out after absolutely losing your mind to the groove
lol how true
truth
uh we all love some acid jazz
Takatoshi Naitoh's In The Forest just after a clouded dawn in the hills of New Zealand in the middle of summer, with a little smoke from a kiseru, wafting incense smoke, a small cup of warm green tea, and some handstitching - I cannot ask for more. Thank you, should be asleep.
Tank's so. Do it, play it. This soundtrak is trought the Gaia Planet. I pray everyday at Pachamama,my muse.
@@mirocortini pachamama, pachamama...
Ahhh, only three weeks left in this job. I listen to this every time the office is empty. :) thx
I hope you leaving your job was smooth and that you're doing good these days! :D
really? can you play it over there and you lefted? stupid as fuck
@@user-ob9zo9cr4c The fact that he can listen to music at work doesn't mean his Job is outstanding, maybe he found a new and better job, He left his job for some reason... There is literally no need to offend him, you don't know anything about his life so chill.
omg, this is me 2 MONTHS LEFT
Lullabyes for adults.... Very relaxing stuff. I wonder if folks of the 23rd century living in their concrete world will listen to this in amazement... "So that's how birds sounded" ? Tomorrow's historical heritage in more than one way....
That’s a funny coincidence; I couldn’t find my copy of the In The Forest for ages, finally dug it out, imported it, have been blissfully revisiting it for a couple days - now it randomly comes up as a recommendation on YT
synchronicity dude
The phone is listening
I have listen to a lots of Japanese music of this type in just the last three days,got on to it by chance.
I simply had NO idea that they created such Fantastic stuff.
The radio stations I have listened to for years have done a great injustice to us.For money this beautifull music was never aired.
I am totally hooked,this so relaxing and calming!
anything japanese is good mostly imo, art, gardens, music scale etc.
The mega corporations have destroyed radio in America . . .
Try some early Kitaro . . . Silk Road, Oasis, Tenjiki, India, Silver Cloud,
Wonderful...males me happish - are for me
@@mayb2395 j-pop? eh....getting tired of that
@@josephwright5921 thanks for recommendation
me: pfft, how do you even compose forest sounds?
me, 31 minutes later: *oh*
You don't compose them, you record them 😉
this entire album went by and I didn't even notice
This ^^^^
Playing this to my plants right now.
you should try mort garson- Plantasia
I wish I had plants to play this to
They shall grow healthy and stronk
@Alexander Tischenko got some in my balcony now, thanks for reminding me to play this to them
Dude listen please keep uploading such gems. They deserve to be known and discovered. Take it however you wish, as a hobby or responsibility but man it does a geater good...
After I die and wake up in the next life surrounded by a beautiful flower meadow and lushous trees, when I open my eyes this is the music I want to hear.
what about this life
@@felipemendes8337 What about it?
It's definitely the sound I can thin of when remembering the tropical gorge forests of the Avila mountain ranges of Caracas. So, spot on?
I was 20 minutes into my run before I even realized that the album was playing
Truly one of the most relaxing forest ambiance music videos I have found in TH-cam. The bird sounds are not at all interrupted by the music tracks, they are beautifully combined together! Congratulations to Takatoshi Naitoh and to should be asleep for sharing!
This has given me the urge to rewatch Mushishi :)
such an amazing Anime
This found me at just the right time in my life
RIP Naito 1932‐2010.
Thank you for sharing this with the world. Thank you for sharing this with my ears. The forest is here now.
I love this! I should be asleep but I am glad that I am not! Thank you for sharing.
my heart thanks you for posting this
thank you, its 4.30 am and I should be asleep, but due to a suden jolt in my work schedule im waiting for my mind to catch up, this helps big time!
A tall 🍺 for you. Thanks for sharing this one.
Ghibli vibes💚🌿✨
Hello, just discovered your channel. Loving it so much. In the Forest is just the vibration I was looking for. Funny how the right thing comes along at right time. Thank you
I can't explain it but this album never gets old. So many Takatoshi fans in the comments too 😍💚🌍
This is the perfect soundtrack to paint to, thank you!
Absolutely incredible. The birdsong is impeccable and I crave more
I think in terms of a journey of tastes in art, my music journey is my favourite. It started with my brother being really into ambience which rubbed off on me, then it progressed into loving bedroom pop (Fox Academy). Which then lead me to Jerry Paper (a synth Jazz artist who stated in ambience), which then allowed me the chance to listen to Yasuaki Shimizu's album Kakashi, One of my all time favourite albums! From there it's been one beautiful soft Japanese album after another and I couldn't be happier! This album breathes beauty and peace.
What was your Journey to this music? I'd love to hear the chain of events that lead you here!
i must have been a plant in my past life because i enjoy this too much
update: wow i've honestly never felt so relaxed listening to smth
a true masterpiece. thank you, so much
This gives me Angelo Badalamenti/Twin Peaks vibes (the original)
At first, I was like "hm not hearing it" until it was at the 7 min mark or so. Yeah, major Badalamenti vibes.
@@aahxzen on the 10 minute mark it makes even more sense
its kind of heart warming and melancolic at the same time(?)
I do hear that..
its funny because it gives me Shenmue vibes ... which Twin Peaks also does
Same sort of vibe near the end parts! I thought of that dreamlike quality of a good story, too!
i usually play songs like this for my plants.. and they grow up faster... i think they're happy to listen these songs..
Tank you very much, so beautiful nature en very good album " the music from Earth " merci beaucoup
So grounding. So healing. So wonderful.
this music is making me feel new emotions.... calm, serene, happy?
love to the forest
Gelidine More love to the creator of forests and songbirds
Jesus fucking christ this is everything I needed, shame this one's not on vinyl
The second track reminds me of educational videos from the 90s and early 2000s where the scenes would transition by having the new clip fly in from the corner
Yup the composer has done a lot of NHK educational documentaries I believe that’s how you associate it with them
Wow ! I m so in love with the sounds of Takatoshi Naitoh! This Forest reminds me the sounds of the Central America's jungle
i am a thousand feet tall
i am nothing at all
far away a photon is born on the sun
traveling a tangent
it passes through death and night and cold space
it now illuminates your brown eye
as you sit across from me
and the membrane between us melts
and we do not exist
This is absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for this.
The Matrix backwards brought me here. Thank goodness.
thanks to youtube recommendations of ambient plant-based music, i have quit my job and dedicated my life to becoming a tree
Six minutes in and I can feel my blood pressure lowering and even, calm breathing :)
This is giving me Secret of Mana vibes..
James Bigglesworth 😍 yes I thought the same thing!!
Great stuff, thank you so much. Love the simple artwork.
Calming. Thank you.
Absolutely love this album!
I needed this in 2020
Lofi beats are the music to study. This is the one to gather knowledge
Amazing album. Also something crazy I found out the other day, you can hear the same samples of birds in the some places (small forests and Kakariko village) of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Edit: See example at th-cam.com/video/aLpiff1ou_M/w-d-xo.html , 11:02 - 11:05
oh my god this is so wonderful
What a mysterious world this album is. I am immersed.
Bollywood music director Viju Shah lifted this tune and used it in the Bollywood movie, 'Gupt-the hidden truth' shamelessly.
The bird at 10:53 sent me to another dimension.
Thank you very much!!!
Very relaxing. I'm sleeping to this tonight.
Its getting recommended niche albums like this that make me glad i subscribe to the vaporwave side of yt
This is beautiful 🌳
Help my potted plant is now sticking out of the roof what do i do teh music wont stop
oh wow this is amazing
"many are called, but few are chosen ... "
what made you decide to quote that verse?
That's what they play in heaven all day, so for those who love decibels or dirty lyrics, you'd better start practising while you're here on Earth, because eternity is quite a long time to have to listen to things you don't appreciate or understand... I'm sure even a lot of cats in their baskets, parakeets in their cages, dwarf hamsters in their plastic houses looooove this kind of music...
Para cuando el cemento y la ciudad y la velocidad y la prisa y las inseguridades y las incertezas te pesan,
aflojar con esto!
Bring me the cure and high vibration. Thank you!
7:15 lifts you up and away with pure joy.
this album is really huge
my dog and i love this in particular
Magnifico!!!
Pure.
The beginning sounds similar to that of Hiroshi Yoshimura AIR album.
I hope you are having a lovely day , if not I hope tomorrow is better.
Instant relaxation.
15:30 it's just magical ✨
Epcot Center's "The Land", live in concert
I just discovered this is a copy of Hiroshi Yoshimura work. I still prefer this album over A.I.R, but I think is not ok if this is a premeditated copy.
Yeah, so apparently this is apart of a series, I don’t know where the rest of them are, but I am going to search for them.
If you haven’t already, you should check out “Music for Your Mind, Relaxation Music Vol. 1
Wet Land by Hiroshi Yoshimura”
Another Japanese ambient composer.
Yep, it's a pretty good series, I was lucky enough to grab them all on CD a few years ago. Sorry to cut short the search but I've since uploaded rips of all five albums from the series on this channel. Happy listening :)
should be asleep yea I made the playlist shortly after lol for others at least after I recognize you actually had the series on your channel 😅 thank you for your service.
You wouldn’t happen to have any of the Wave Notation Or the Soundscape Series?
@@sirivycloud All good lol, was just making sure you found them.
The Wave Notation, Soundscape Series and even the related Série Réflexion album by Oscilation Circuit (th-cam.com/video/Po5fMKeHP0E/w-d-xo.html) should already all be on YT - though not on this channel of course.
If you're after downloads of these albums, they've been in circulation for a while now, have a look for them on soulseek :)
I love plant music
How to get me musically:
1. Japanese names, that start with Takatoshi or Hirsohi or Takashi
2. Amazing rare record with minimal album cover.
Masayoshi?
Last piece is a description of infinite peace.
The birds sound like a flute playing 😍
so beautiful. sounds of earth
Love it, never heard anything like it
After playing this I'm 20 inches taller
Forests are my favorite place
Cool profile pic cool name.
@@punkisinthedetails1470 thanks!
@@themadpolymath3430 Double whammy of awesomeness. Where's the pic from might i ask? Just curious, no plans to steal it lol.
@@punkisinthedetails1470 it's a picture used to describe New York city in mid 70s, under the hooded skull reads "welcome to fear city"
www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/may/18/welcome-to-fear-city-the-inside-story-of-new-yorks-civil-war-40-years-on thanks again!
thanks
Yoo thanks this is great :) Do you have any info on how this album was composed?
15:28 best moment ever!
What a great album!
wonderful album!
i have read: "i,m the forest, then the i thought that the first sound was a weird ambulance outside, im done
Bro how do you find all these albums and artists like wtf
12h session digging discogs i guess
What you do is listen to every album of a certain genre/time period until you find the good ones. It is really a lot like torture, because most of what you find is terrible. You go through long stretches where you find nothing good and you begin to wonder why you're even doing it. Then you find something truly special and it makes it all worthwhile. And what happens next is that once you find something truly special, it generally comes in a group. Good music is connected to other good music, so once you find something good, if you check the artist, record label, and related music, you will often find many albums and eps of great music that is similar. It's like searching for sunken treasure in the ocean: you spend 1000 hours finding nothing, then suddenly a huge amount of treasure all at once. The most important part of being a record digger is to share the gems when you find them because most people don't have the patience or time to dig through 1000 records to find the 20-30 that are amazing. I see it as a form of public service, but some people do it as a profession. It's called curation in the art world, but I come from the vinyl record world and we call it digging.
@@tsuobachi This is the definitive answer.
@@tsuobachi Always good to see someone else dedicated to the journey. Sometimes its more of an obsession than a hobby but I cant not keep searching.
Also check out this artist!
th-cam.com/video/bCbwu_4gxEY/w-d-xo.html
great stuff.
I like what's happening at 7:00 it sounds a little like a trombone
Beauty mate thanks for sharing!
My escape from this world gone wrong, anyone feel the same ?
4 is an absolute banger
For better mood and spirit