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Ancient Japanese Curses and Spells: Hitokatashiro and Ushinokokumairi
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Ushi no koku mairi
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Explore the fascinating world of Ushinokokumairi and Hitokatashiro.
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Dive deep into the ancient Japanese ritual of Ushinokokumairi, also known as the "hour of the ox visit," where individuals perform spiritual practices to invoke divine intervention. Discover the significance of Hitokatashiro, the paper dolls used in purification and protection ritual...
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Inside Tenmacho Prison (Kodenmacho): Life in Edo Period Jails and Prison Japan
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Take a chilling journey back to the Edo period (1603-1868) as we explore the brutal punishments and executions at Tokyo’s Tenmacho Prison, also known as Kodenmacho Prison. Known for its severe treatment of prisoners and the infamous execution grounds, this prison has become an eerie part of Tokyo’s historical legacy. You’ll also learn why this site is referred to by two names - "Tenmacho" after...
How Edo Period Japan Punished Criminals
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Explore the harsh and often brutal punishments that awaited criminals in Japan’s Edo period, an era when justice was swift and unforgiving. This video covers the range of punishments inflicted upon those who broke the law, from whipping and tattoo branding to more severe penalties like exile and beheading. We’ll uncover some of the most extreme methods used, including dotanba executions, crucif...
The Legendary Japanese Outlaws: Hirai Gonpachi, Yaoya Oshichi, and Nezumi Kozo | History and Myths
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Welcome to our deep dive into the lives and legends of three of Japan's most fascinating historical figures: Hirai Gonpachi, Yaoya Oshichi, and Nezumi Kozo! These notorious figures from the Edo period (1603-1868) have captivated imaginations for centuries through their gripping tales of love, loyalty, crime, and heroism. 👍🏽Like, comment, and subscribe for more cool information about Japanese hi...
Yamada Asaemon: Japan's Master Executioner and Sword Tester
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Explore the fascinating and dark legacy of Yamada Asaemon, Japan's legendary sword tester and executioner. In this video, we delve into the life of Yamada, known for his role in otameshi goyo, the testing of sword sharpness on executed bodies, and his connection to some of Japan’s most renowned swords. 👍🏽Like, comment, and subscribe for more cool information about Japanese history, travel, and ...
Outcaste Groups in Edo Japan : Dark History of Their Role in Executions During Shogun FX Time Period
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Dive into the untold story of the former outcaste groups in Japan, Japan's historical "lowest caste" who were forced into the grim work of handling prisoners and executions. Find out about how executions and these discriminated groups were treated during the age of the show Shogun FX. 👍🏽Like, comment, and subscribe for more cool information about Japanese history, travel, and culture (and for t...
Walking the Path of the Condemned: Nihombashi to Suzugamori Execution Grounds in Tokyo
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Embark on a powerful journey from Nihombashi to the infamous Suzugamori Execution Grounds in Tokyo, retracing the same path prisoners took before facing their fate. 👍🏽Like, comment, and subscribe for more cool information about Japanese history, travel, and culture (and for the algorithm 😅) This video explores each chilling stop along the way, from torturous ordeals endured before execution to ...
Kozukappara Execution Grounds: Exploring Tokyo’s Dark History
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Join us as we walk through the chilling history of Tokyo's Kozukappara Execution Grounds, one of Edo-period Japan’s most infamous sites. Located in Tokyo, Kozukappara was a place where criminals were executed and where the sharpness of samurai swords was often tested on bodies post-execution. Playlist about crime and punishment in Edo Tokyo ruclips.net/p/PLzwypEj-ALddxR25Vyyq-ne9Ff2-aQBzp 👍🏽Lik...
Hyakumonogatari A method to summon spirits and monsters that was popular in the samurai era in Japan
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Hyakumonogatari A method to summon spirits and monsters that was popular in the samurai era in Japan
The Stone that Cries - Satomi Park Japan Travel and Samurai Battlefield - Japanese History Culture
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The Stone that Cries - Satomi Park Japan Travel and Samurai Battlefield - Japanese History Culture
Traditional Japanese Powerlifting Competitions - Sannomiya Unosuke Chikaramochi & Chikaraishi
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Traditional Japanese Powerlifting Competitions - Sannomiya Unosuke Chikaramochi & Chikaraishi
Yamabushi Japan Mountain Ascetics Shugendo - Japanese Culture and Religion
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Yamabushi Japan Mountain Ascetics Shugendo - Japanese Culture and Religion
Wolf Worship in Japan and a Tour of Mitsumine and Mitake Shrine - History Travel
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Wolf Worship in Japan and a Tour of Mitsumine and Mitake Shrine - History Travel
Enma Daio and the Japanese Afterlife - Tour of Fukagawa Enmado Temple Tokyo Japan Travel Folklore
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Enma Daio and the Japanese Afterlife - Tour of Fukagawa Enmado Temple Tokyo Japan Travel Folklore
Reptiles in Japan - Japanese Animals and Wildlife List
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Reptiles in Japan - Japanese Animals and Wildlife List
Japanese Saltwater Fish - Fish and Animals found in Japan
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Japanese Saltwater Fish - Fish and Animals found in Japan
Mammals Native to Japan - Japanese Wildlife
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Mammals Native to Japan - Japanese Wildlife
Freshwater Fish in Japan
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Freshwater Fish in Japan
Exploring Tanzawa: A Fun Family Adventure in Traditional Japan and Nature's Beauty
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Exploring Tanzawa: A Fun Family Adventure in Traditional Japan and Nature's Beauty
The Disturbing Origins of Japanese Oni Demons
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The Disturbing Origins of Japanese Oni Demons
Ancient Story of the Chinese Zodiac | Chinese Folklore and Traditions that Influenced Japan
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Ancient Story of the Chinese Zodiac | Chinese Folklore and Traditions that Influenced Japan
The Man Who Tried to Conquer Japan (and Haunts Tokyo to This Day) Documentary
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The Man Who Tried to Conquer Japan (and Haunts Tokyo to This Day) Documentary
Yokai - Japanese Goblins, Ghosts, and Supernatural Beings Folklore and Mythology
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Yokai - Japanese Goblins, Ghosts, and Supernatural Beings Folklore and Mythology
Kintaro and how he Got His Legendary Katana | Japanese Folklore and History
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Kintaro and how he Got His Legendary Katana | Japanese Folklore and History
The Wiley Tanuki: Raccoon Dogs Antics in Japan
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The Wiley Tanuki: Raccoon Dogs Antics in Japan
Tour of Samurai Ghosts Haunting Parks and Apartment Blocks in Central Tokyo Japan
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Tour of Samurai Ghosts Haunting Parks and Apartment Blocks in Central Tokyo Japan
Are Foreigners Welcome at Mount Fuji in Japan?
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Are Foreigners Welcome at Mount Fuji in Japan?
Kabukimono: The Rebel Spirit Behind Yakuza and Kabuki in Japan's History
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Kabukimono: The Rebel Spirit Behind Yakuza and Kabuki in Japan's History
Historian Uncovers Dark Secrets of Japanese History - Niponzaemon
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Historian Uncovers Dark Secrets of Japanese History - Niponzaemon
Kokudou Station: Remnants of WWII in Japan - Japanese History Remains in Tokyo
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Kokudou Station: Remnants of WWII in Japan - Japanese History Remains in Tokyo

Комментарии

  • @cannedtoeknees8125
    @cannedtoeknees8125 День назад

    song name?

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 3 дня назад

    Ahhh, I thought those things in Spirited Away were paper birds 😅

  • @AlijahSorensen-omega
    @AlijahSorensen-omega 5 дней назад

    Although what you say is true even without the AI effects. But in the meanwhile, this video is totally bad ass with the sound effects and everything, and don’t you forget it because this is definitely going to go down in history hehe 😉

  • @AlijahSorensen-omega
    @AlijahSorensen-omega 7 дней назад

    Nice video

  • @Dr.Pepper001
    @Dr.Pepper001 7 дней назад

    Almost as brutal as the Catholic Church during the Dark Ages.

  • @davidpowell6098
    @davidpowell6098 8 дней назад

    Good info, terrible pronunciations.

  • @grunthostheflatulent2613
    @grunthostheflatulent2613 8 дней назад

    This would have been so much more interesting if it wasn't AI-generated!

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 8 дней назад

      Thanks for the feedback. When we get more comfortable narrating our own videos, we will use our own voices 😓.

    • @AlijahSorensen-omega
      @AlijahSorensen-omega 7 дней назад

      @@JapanBWisdomofElders yeah that kind of sucks. Why can’t you just use your real voice before?

  • @michaelsmith7193
    @michaelsmith7193 8 дней назад

    Very helpful and very informative! The native trout and char are quite lovely!

  • @paulstan2449
    @paulstan2449 9 дней назад

    The script sounds like an 8th grade book report.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 9 дней назад

      We hope these new concepts are easy to understand for people who don't already know about Buddhism and Japanese culture, but we'll try to go more in depth in the long form video. We'll try to make it more interesting for those of you who are already familiar with it!

  • @dandy4040
    @dandy4040 10 дней назад

    Ah yes, Nichigen, brother of Michigan.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 9 дней назад

      😣

    • @dandy4040
      @dandy4040 5 дней назад

      RUclips Algorithm keeping your video hidden because of Nichigen's pronunciation...​@@JapanBWisdomofElders

  • @lazyeight01
    @lazyeight01 10 дней назад

    Unlistenable

  • @JapanBWisdomofElders
    @JapanBWisdomofElders 11 дней назад

    We would like to add a very important detail: eta and hinin are very offensive words and should not be used outside of scholarly discussions. They are derogatory and you will sound ignorant at best, and highly offensive at worst if you use these words freely. These people are still fighting against prejudice and discrimination to this day, and we hope to share more about this subject with you in the future.

    • @AlijahSorensen-omega
      @AlijahSorensen-omega 7 дней назад

      And by the way guys, I would’ve appreciated even with or without AI. AI kind of sucks sometimes because people think they can really get away with it. Even reality you can’t actually know do anything with AI sometimes because I can’t do everything for you.

    • @AlijahSorensen-omega
      @AlijahSorensen-omega 4 дня назад

      @@DonnyHooterHoot what?

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 4 дня назад

      Yes, these words are offensive.

  • @Psychol-Snooper
    @Psychol-Snooper 12 дней назад

    This grammar is confusing.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 12 дней назад

      Thank you for your feedback. We will work harder to improve our English!

    • @Psychol-Snooper
      @Psychol-Snooper 12 дней назад

      @@JapanBWisdomofElders AI, like Copilot should be able to translate your script.

  • @pchan-wb9qw
    @pchan-wb9qw 13 дней назад

    You pronounce the word EDO incorrectly.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 12 дней назад

      We are constantly trying to improve, so we will work harder to use good pronunciation for important Japanese words 👍.

    • @AlijahSorensen-omega
      @AlijahSorensen-omega 7 дней назад

      I also agree, but this is how you spell it. Edo

    • @pchan-wb9qw
      @pchan-wb9qw 7 дней назад

      @@AlijahSorensen-omega Yes, didn't say it was spelled wrong, it is pronounced with a soft E as in elephant not a hard E like English speakers in Canada say it.

    • @AlijahSorensen-omega
      @AlijahSorensen-omega 7 дней назад

      @@pchan-wb9qw OK we get it

  • @nickksoares
    @nickksoares 13 дней назад

    Too loud music and the AI readinng was offsetting sometimes

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 12 дней назад

      Thanks for the critique. We will try to pay attention more to the background music 🎵.

  • @1der1der
    @1der1der 26 дней назад

    Your videos are always informative and rich in history, exploring unique places in Japan that often go unnoticed.❤❤❤

  • @venedixkt9561
    @venedixkt9561 Месяц назад

    Aw hell nah.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      Have you seen ganbari nyuudo? He blows as well, but he has a different target 💨😅

  • @Seabasstard22
    @Seabasstard22 Месяц назад

    Mannn I love hearing what people thought was going on before science

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      I'll never forget in the 7th grade when we learned that people believed in spontaneous generation 😅. Napkin + a house corner 💨and bam, it turns into mice 🐁.

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 Месяц назад

    Lol, why that one monk hit that dog like that 🤣

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 Месяц назад

    I didn't know King Yemma from Dragon Ball Z was based off him!

  • @ghost_anna_reads787
    @ghost_anna_reads787 Месяц назад

    Its because of outhause ghosts and ptsd that my grandma insisted on using a bedpan until the day she died...and i am from germany.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      Even without the ghosts, outhouses are traumatic. I'm all for a bedpan 😓. And could you just imagine a surprised bird being thrown in there? Too humiliating for the bird and the person.

  • @QueensStandUp
    @QueensStandUp Месяц назад

    They were all ronin, weren’t they?

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      The Yamada family were ronin, however, the Yamada Asaemon title and role was usually not someone from that family, rather a trained apprentice

  • @Wott786
    @Wott786 Месяц назад

    Japanese spooky shit is very spooky

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      Indeed, but at least they just scare you and for the most part, don't try to take your soul like other demons! 😂

  • @cameroonkendrick6312
    @cameroonkendrick6312 Месяц назад

    I thought there was going to be four or something

  • @konner5456
    @konner5456 Месяц назад

    This activity horrified me😱😱💀💀🥶🥶

  • @lichphylactery
    @lichphylactery Месяц назад

    All the other salmon would bully this one, it's wearing pink

  • @chisaquaticvibe6524
    @chisaquaticvibe6524 Месяц назад

    Wow!

  • @redtobertshateshandles
    @redtobertshateshandles Месяц назад

    You would have to be a speed reader to read the info. 😂 I'm a great reader, but someone boo booed there.

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders Месяц назад

      Thanks for the constructive criticism! We will keep trying to get better 👍.

  • @alphinmesa-ks7st
    @alphinmesa-ks7st Месяц назад

    Wow so They're trying to make a serial killer and his whore into a pair of religious figures? Y'all gon pray to a criminal? huh Japan?

  • @AFR2024
    @AFR2024 2 месяца назад

    I love loaches!

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 2 месяца назад

      They are so tasty, but one of our staff doesn't like the way they look 😂

    • @AFR2024
      @AFR2024 Месяц назад

      @@JapanBWisdomofElders haha! I have several as pets. I have not tried one in a food before

  • @chisaquaticvibe6524
    @chisaquaticvibe6524 2 месяца назад

    Amazing!

  • @guaporeturns9472
    @guaporeturns9472 2 месяца назад

    I would love to live in Japan and learn all about the trout in the headwaters

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 2 месяца назад

      Other species include brown trout, brook trout, and white-spotted char, which also seem to live in relatively upstream areas. The Osyorokoma in Hokkaido is said to live in even colder waters than the Iwana.

    • @guaporeturns9472
      @guaporeturns9472 2 месяца назад

      @@JapanBWisdomofElders I’m very interested in the native species , introduced not too much. Thank you for the reply

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 2 месяца назад

    I think there aren't any pikes in Japan

  • @christophedrac6357
    @christophedrac6357 2 месяца назад

    No pikes in Japan?

  • @romgl4513
    @romgl4513 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for the excellent and very informative video. I live in the Middle East, but my heart is in Japan.

  • @1der1der
    @1der1der 2 месяца назад

    How did they stay warm in those types of houses?

    • @JapanBWisdomofElders
      @JapanBWisdomofElders 2 месяца назад

      @@1der1der If you are in the area with the irori or hibachi, you would be really warm, even hot in the winters! The irori is the area in the middle of one of the raised tatami rooms that had a live fire going to heat water or con simple dishes. The hibachi is small container that could hold heated charcoal and radiated a small amount of heat. If you weren't in the room with the irori or hibachi, you would have been unbelievably cold during the winters! It's kind of the same in Japan today. Almost no homes have central heating and cooling, so if you aren't in the room with the air conditioning unit, you either burn or freeze depending on the outside weather!

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 2 месяца назад

    6:43 😂😂hahaha, what? He just does whatever he wants, then...

  • @donpokyab6171
    @donpokyab6171 2 месяца назад

    I respect Japan 🇯🇵 as Asian however they are cold and when comes to money 💴 they are welcome I mean don’t expect too much

  • @Toagame-o3y
    @Toagame-o3y 2 месяца назад

    What do you think about the white tourists who were arrested for having sex at Japanese shrines?

  • @Toagame-o3y
    @Toagame-o3y 2 месяца назад

    What do you think about the white tourists who were arrested for having sex at Japanese shrines?

  • @_Per_Aspera_Ad_Astra_
    @_Per_Aspera_Ad_Astra_ 2 месяца назад

    difficult to understand you. Slow dow, not such a deep voice, clearer voice would help a lot

  • @hartandsoul85
    @hartandsoul85 3 месяца назад

    I didn't know Kintarou was a real person

  • @TephaRuiz-mt4vs
    @TephaRuiz-mt4vs 3 месяца назад

    The problem about the foreign is than the people in the city has problems of crowded in restaurantes, atractions or other places, the internet provoque than many places have many tourist than is good for the economy but bad for the residents, they lost space and sometimes increase the contamination or provoque the gentifrication of the city