Ready, Set, Kimono!
Ready, Set, Kimono!
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bunraku puppet theater
Tag along with me while I experience a bunraku puppet performance in Tokushima.
Just a note on terminology: while the official terminology of this style of puppet theatre is called Ningyo Jorui, it is often referred to locally as bunraku instead. The two styles are similar, but the there are slight differences like the size of the puppet head.
Music: www.bensound.com
website: joruri.info/jurobe/english/
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Видео

Kimono Vlog: Frogs!
Просмотров 1558 лет назад
I love living in the inaka (countryside). During the summer months, I'm serenaded by frogs in the rice paddies. Here they are for your entertainment!
Kimono Vlog: Mystery Dinner!
Просмотров 3338 лет назад
I experience dinner at three different mystery restaurants while wearing kimono. Our tour guide is the lovely host of the website wanderfultokushima.wordpress.com/
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (12): fukura suzume musubi (with biyosugata) part 2 ふくら雀結び
Просмотров 10 тыс.8 лет назад
On the twelfth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, fukura suzume musubi! Fukura suzume (ふくら雀) translates to a plump sparrow. This musubi is a very fancy one, and it is paired with a furisode. This musubi cannot be tied on yourself without special tools. Today, I will show you how to use a tool that is popular with kitsuke practitioners outside of Japan. It’s called the biyosugata. It’s a tool tha...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (11): fukura suzume musubi (with biyosugata) part 1 ふくら雀結び
Просмотров 5 тыс.8 лет назад
On the eleventh day of kitsuke my musubi will be, fukura suzume musubi! Fukura suzume (ふくら雀) translates to a plump sparrow. This musubi is a very fancy one, and it is paired with a furisode. This musubi cannot be tied on yourself without special tools. Today, I will show you how to use a tool that is popular with kitsuke practitioners outside of Japan. It’s called the biyosugata. It’s a tool th...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (10): candy musubi キャンヂー結び
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.8 лет назад
On the tenth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, candy musubi! Candy (キャンヂー) is a loanword from English. This musubi is a variant of the shidare musubi, and it takes it’s name from its resemblance to a hard candy wrapped in foil. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQr7N_aMs/видео.html soundcloud.com/gwich/the-twelve-days-of-chri...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (9): shidare musubi 枝垂れ結び
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.8 лет назад
On the ninth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, shidare musubi! Shidare (枝垂れ) means drooping or weeping (as in weeping willow) and it describes the dangling tales that are the characteristic of this musubi. It can be tied using a hanhaba obi, but the obi must be long enough. My obi is 390cm long. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/vide...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (8): suehiro musubi 末広結び
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.8 лет назад
On the eighth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, suehiro musubi! Suehiro (末広) translates to an open folding fan, but when I learned how to tie this musubi, it was described to me as a sunrise musubi, and that is how I will always remember it, even if the name doesn’t match! This musubi is a variation of the nijuudaiko musubi and is tied with a fukuro obi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christma...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (7): nijuudaiko musubi 二重太鼓むすび
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.8 лет назад
On the seventh day of kitsuke my musubi will be, nijuudaiko musubi! Nijuudaiko (二重太鼓) means a double layer drum. It’s almost identical to the otaiko musubi, but it has two layers of fabric that form the drum instead of one. This musubi is usually tied with a fukuro obi, and it’s more formal than the otaiko musubi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewb...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (6): tsunodashi musubi 角出し結び
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.8 лет назад
On the sixth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, tsunodashi musubi! Tsunodashi (角出し) roughly translates to "the horns come out." It's the more relaxed cousin to the otaiko musubi. This musubi is appropriate for casual fukuro obi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQr7N_aMs/видео.html soundcloud.com/gwich/the-twelve-days-of-chri...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (5): otaiko musubi お太鼓結び
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.8 лет назад
On the fifth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, otaiko musubi! By far the most common musubi you will find, otaiko (お太鼓) means drum, and this musubi looks a lot like a drum when it’s finished. This musubi is most commonly tied with a nagoya obi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQr7N_aMs/видео.html soundcloud.com/gwich/the-tw...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (4): katabasami musubi 方ばさみ結び
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.8 лет назад
On the fourth day of kitsuke my musubi will be, katabasami musubi! Katabasami (片ばさみ) translates roughly too "one side goes down. It’s a variation of the kai-no-kuchi musubi. It’s most commonly used by men, but it can also be used by women. It is know by several different names including the ronin musubi (浪人結び) and the samurai musubi (侍結び). The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and ...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (3): kai-no-kuchi musubi 貝の口結び
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.8 лет назад
On the third day of kitsuke my musubi will be, kai-no-kuchi musubi! The kai-no-kuchi musubi (貝の口結び) is a very common musubi for men to use, but it is perfectly acceptable for women to use as well. Kai-no-kuchi translates to a clam’s mouth, but I really need to use my imagination to see it! The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQ...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (2): twin chou-chou musubi ツイン蝶蝶結び
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.8 лет назад
On the second day of kitsuke my musubi will be, twin chou-chou musubi! The twin chou-chou musubi (ツイン蝶蝶) is a variation on the standard chou-chou musubi and involves creating two bows instead of one. This musubi is most commonly tied with a hanhaba obi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQr7N_aMs/видео.html soundcloud.com/gwi...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (1): chou-chou musubi 蝶蝶結び
Просмотров 4 тыс.8 лет назад
On the first day of kitsuke my musubi will be, chou-chou musubi! Chou-chou (蝶蝶) means butterfly, and this obi is very popular for young women when they wear yukata at summer festivals. This musubi is most commonly tied with a hanhaba obi. The music is The Twelve Days of Christmas composed and performed by Musical Drewby. ruclips.net/video/g5CQr7N_aMs/видео.html soundcloud.com/gwich/the-twelve-d...
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (0): Preparation and Folding
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.8 лет назад
The Twelve Days of Kitsuke (0): Preparation and Folding
Pop Culture Kimono: Fatal Frame Five
Просмотров 1 тыс.8 лет назад
Pop Culture Kimono: Fatal Frame Five
Awa Odori Women's Kitsuke
Просмотров 36 тыс.9 лет назад
Awa Odori Women's Kitsuke
Untying Shibori Knots
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.9 лет назад
Untying Shibori Knots
How To Use A Kantan Eri
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.9 лет назад
How To Use A Kantan Eri

Комментарии

  • @cd2street
    @cd2street 2 месяца назад

    8 years later and your videos are still one of my main go to sites. Who knows what you are up to these days or even if you will see this but this is just a big thank-you XXX

  • @ちゃんみえ-l1t
    @ちゃんみえ-l1t 4 месяца назад

    使っている鳴り物の音源は何ですか?老人ホームの慰問で阿波おどりやっているのですが、お客様に踊ってもらう時、これを使いたいです!

  • @joshuabriel9250
    @joshuabriel9250 4 месяца назад

    the Only thing I notice is that they all dancing the same steps but they wear different constume

  • @AlexandruCatrina-bk6jg
    @AlexandruCatrina-bk6jg 6 месяцев назад

    13:00 really the swastika was a Japanese manji before the nazis use that manji as their iconic symbol?

  • @BobACNJ
    @BobACNJ Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this. As an American starving for culture, I am more than happy to appreciate another people's culture. Well reported!

  • @うにょにょ-u7r
    @うにょにょ-u7r Год назад

    阿波踊り浴衣の着付け動画全然見つからなかったのでありがたいです!

  • @FromKag1
    @FromKag1 Год назад

    Reminds me of " Golden Time ".

  • @黒木ナガミ
    @黒木ナガミ 2 года назад

    阿波踊りの帯結びのやり方を忘れてしまい、動画を探していたので助かりました! ここ3年ほど地元ではお祭りが中止されているので、この動画を観たら踊りたくなって泣きそうになりました…

    • @squidbibble1841
      @squidbibble1841 9 месяцев назад

      I hope this year the festivals will comeback! ❤

  • @dangdutnusantara5980
    @dangdutnusantara5980 2 года назад

    Very like

  • @DarienBoodan
    @DarienBoodan 2 года назад

    this was so clear and informative. i love the bits where you call attention to the goals of each step and why things go a certain way. i've seen so many tutorials and this was by far the best! no more rewatching other videos at .75x LOL thank you!

  • @WatermelonPeppermint
    @WatermelonPeppermint 2 года назад

    Dunno if you'd be able to answer, but on your blog you mention hip pads. I've never seen these before, but they look SO useful. Do they have other names?

  • @cirquedude123
    @cirquedude123 2 года назад

    That’s a beautiful men’s kimono! I think it’s dorozome oshima Tsumugi isn’t it? Just can’t get over the grey love it! Thank you!

  • @emilyporter1186
    @emilyporter1186 3 года назад

    Can you do this musubi with a full width obi?

  • @SOMNOK0119
    @SOMNOK0119 3 года назад

    すごい。 どこで習いましたか?

  • @ryusadakata232
    @ryusadakata232 3 года назад

    "結び" i think that is the proper kanji for musubi. and i love the kimono it really fits for christmas i think it would match with a lighter shade of orange or a dark red

  • @SwimmingInSunlight
    @SwimmingInSunlight 3 года назад

    How did your obi not loosen while you were doing the sunrise while having a the ends only secured by a loose loop? My attempts cause the the obi to get way too loose unless I use a himo to keep it in place for the fiddly bits

  • @ZoeKitten84
    @ZoeKitten84 3 года назад

    Stumbled across this video because awadori seemed really interesting (watched several videos of it). Didn’t expect the Gab mention in the description

  • @chacharles31
    @chacharles31 3 года назад

    There is a moment in an anime where there is this dance festival ! I can't remenber, please help

    • @chacharles31
      @chacharles31 3 года назад

      I found it ! it's in afro samurai !! ruclips.net/video/2pcpfyVUDck/видео.html

  • @scenicjp151
    @scenicjp151 3 года назад

    I was so impressed with this video cause she is the foreigner to try to wear the kimono by herself. I was wondering why the Japanese younger generation doesn’t have same passion to the kimono as her. Anyway this video will open someone’s eye to wear the kimono.Great and thanks so much.

  • @TeonDeus
    @TeonDeus 3 года назад

    Are you yet aware how ridiculous you look? You've managed to shame everyone's ancestors in this situation

    • @ΝίκηΧανδρή
      @ΝίκηΧανδρή 3 года назад

      If the Japanese allow her to participate your opinion is superfluous, I dare say ridiculous in itself .

    • @TeonDeus
      @TeonDeus 3 года назад

      @@ΝίκηΧανδρή The act is ridiculous in itself. If they endorse that, for whatever reason, it's simply more ridiculous. I think my opinion is of little concern, it's just noticing reality

    • @ΝίκηΧανδρή
      @ΝίκηΧανδρή 3 года назад

      @@TeonDeus your perception of reality is an illusion. If the Japanese welcome a foreigner to participate in their festival, surely there is no problem with this. Quit being a hater

  • @MariahnFulminate
    @MariahnFulminate 3 года назад

    I am sad I have not seen you post anything for years. I did this candy musubi for Christmas this year.

  • @highjix
    @highjix 4 года назад

    I will never ever complain about putting on a neck tie again

  • @ernestodkyoko1201
    @ernestodkyoko1201 4 года назад

    10:35 Es Bellísima

  • @computron808
    @computron808 4 года назад

    Awesome thank you !!!

  • @Sarah54474
    @Sarah54474 5 лет назад

    I bought one so I'm happy to see this to explain. Thank you

  • @manuelchanaba6287
    @manuelchanaba6287 5 лет назад

    How beautiful to know the great ancient culture, the world is getting more open for education and knowledge

  • @lenoretalon9958
    @lenoretalon9958 5 лет назад

    I need this but cannot find. I will make one myself. Hope it works

  • @nguentiengiang91
    @nguentiengiang91 5 лет назад

    good jod. i also saw the AWA ODORI festival on this month in tokyo. below link ruclips.net/video/0vIDW9-NAQQ/видео.html

  • @kimonoclubitalia6308
    @kimonoclubitalia6308 5 лет назад

    Thank you so much for these videos about the Biyosugata so now I can use mine! But mine it's a DIY one since finding one to buy it's hard and expencive!

  • @lenoretalon9958
    @lenoretalon9958 5 лет назад

    I love my obi clip

  • @itelephone8796
    @itelephone8796 5 лет назад

    You need the science of art to dress up in this attire.

  • @CherriesJubilee
    @CherriesJubilee 5 лет назад

    Oh my stars, this is such a good video. I too have some beautiful fukura obi, but I have struggled to tie them. This is a great video for me to practice with. I have a formal dinner to go to in two weeks and I wanted to wear a beautiful vintage obi with a winter scene on it. These are awesome videos.

  • @CherriesJubilee
    @CherriesJubilee 5 лет назад

    Fukushima?

  • @CherriesJubilee
    @CherriesJubilee 5 лет назад

    This is the first one I tried and though I am not a young woman, this is the one I use most often with yukata. I am looking forward to your next video!

  • @saladbattery
    @saladbattery 6 лет назад

    thanks so much for the tutorial! do you think this would be appropriate for furisode? (chu furisode in particular) i know you tied it with hanhaba but it has a youthful feel, to it and it’s large enough to visually balance out the length of the sleeves. i’m going to try it anyways

  • @romulo9603
    @romulo9603 6 лет назад

    hey~ I can't find this awa odori song, do you have the link, onegaishimasu!?

  • @Arlegria
    @Arlegria 6 лет назад

    thank you very much :-)

  • @moxom26
    @moxom26 6 лет назад

    This is such a great video! Thank you for sharing your Awa Odori experience with us. I’m currently wearing my geta for the first time in preparation for Awa Odori in 3 months... how did you get used to them?!

  • @marcadamsreacts2112
    @marcadamsreacts2112 6 лет назад

    Hey i gave u a wee sub can i get one baack

  • @NaomiAlicia4242564
    @NaomiAlicia4242564 6 лет назад

    I have never found THIS biyosugata in all the months I have seen this video... All the ones I come across don't have so many ties/flaps/clip in the middle... Where is it hiding on the Internet? XDDDDDDDDD

  • @laosguytraveling8087
    @laosguytraveling8087 6 лет назад

    Lol. I’m not laughing at you but that fact that you tried really hard makes it entertaining. I didn’t see you at Koenji did you do that as well??

  • @lunabunny2445
    @lunabunny2445 6 лет назад

    Thank you! So helpful (; I’ll be trying this musubi tomorrow. Wish me luck!

  • @MrYandereKun
    @MrYandereKun 6 лет назад

    Wow it came out really great! Thanks for making this video!

  • @doramaricza9322
    @doramaricza9322 7 лет назад

    Hi! Your videos are really helpful !:-) I'd like to ask if there's a specified length for the obijime? I can't find any info about that anywhere...

    • @doramaricza9322
      @doramaricza9322 7 лет назад

      Sorry and also the koshihimo? How long that has to be?

  • @PhotoLukeHawaii
    @PhotoLukeHawaii 7 лет назад

    Thank you for this Awa Odori video! Very informative and fun to watch! I have to make it to this someday to video and photograph! You do. Great job dancing, you must have been taking for a long time! We have a lot of bon dance in Hawaii but don't think we have Awa Odori here. Thank you!

  • @breeze9248
    @breeze9248 7 лет назад

    how do u get in the group? I suppose normal ppl can just go there somewhere, learn how to dance and participate in festival?

    • @laosguytraveling8087
      @laosguytraveling8087 6 лет назад

      Goddy Beast the troupes are called ren. It’s not hard to join but hard to do the dance itself. The warm will kill your back and legs before you even get to learn the steps. Almost every prefecture has a ten that does awa. It’s not free to join and you have to buy the outfit eventually after a few times of being embarrassed about borrowing someone else’s expensive kimono.

    • @Mika-th3cd
      @Mika-th3cd 6 лет назад

      Hi! I'm actually the girl being dressed in the video. I totally forgot that my friend and I made this! I was able to join this ren because I was teaching English in the area and was interested in doing awa odori. I originally wanted to do the man's dance, but I was terrible at it so I wound up doing the woman's dance, which is why I have this outfit, ha ha. It was free to be a part of my group, save for paying to rent the outfit. Eventually my group ordered new yukata and I was able to purchase that one completely and bring it home! My ren was called Yasaka-ren. We danced year round and traveled to Kobe and Osaka to perform for visitors in the area. Of course we also performed on the big stages during the big Awa Odori festival!

  • @breeze9248
    @breeze9248 7 лет назад

    i feel from here how hot it is in august

  • @cd2street
    @cd2street 7 лет назад

    Hi I love your videos!! Please, how long would the Nagoya Obi have to be for this musubi?

  • @Kazuki933
    @Kazuki933 7 лет назад

    I was able to find a biyosugata on Rakuten! I feel so lucky! Thanks for showing how to tie this ^-^

  • @Gaijinoyome
    @Gaijinoyome 7 лет назад

    Thanks for the reference. I am brushing up on my kitsuke. I was not originally taught the fukuro obi at length with my kimono school (Toyoko Kimono Gakuien). It was mainly the nagoya obi. Your channel is helping with improving in an area I had little experience in.