[Eng Sub] Walk around in Yoyogi Park in Tokyo | Japanese Listening Practice
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Hi, welcome to Speak Japanese Naturally!
I'm Fumi.
I'm walking around Yoyogi Park in Shibuya in Tokyo on November 26th.
The autumn leaves are still beautiful.
They say you can get the widest view of the sky in Tokyo in Yoyogi Park.
And the phrase "the widest view of the sky in Tokyo" reminded me of a poem,
あどけない空の話 An innocent story of the sky written by Kotaro Takamura(1883-1956)
Here's the whole poem
あどけない話
Innocent story
智恵子は東京に空がないといふ
Chieko says there’s no sky in Tokyo
ほんとの空が見たいといふ。
She says she wants to see the real sky
私は驚いて空を見る。
Which made me look up at the sky in surprise
桜若葉の間に在るのは、
What I can see between young sakura leaves is
切つても切れない むかしなじみのきれいな空だ。
The beautiful sky that I have been familiar with for a long time
どんよりけむる地平のぼかしは
The foggy horizon is unclear with
うすもも色の朝のしめりだ。
Pale pink moist morning
智恵子は遠くを見ながら言ふ。
Chieko looks far away and says
阿多多羅山(あたたらやま)の山の上に
Above the Atatara mountain
毎日出てゐる青い空が
The blue sky you see every day is
智恵子のほんとの空だといふ。
Her real sky, she says
あどけない空の話である
It is an innocent story of the sky
高村光太郎 1928年
Kotaro Takamura, 1928
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「言う」＝「言う」
「ゐる」＝「いる」
These parts are written in an old Japanese style
I hope you'll enjoy this video.
Thank you for visiting.
Fumi
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とっても聞きやすいですね。私は日本人ですが、聞きやすく、勉強している方も喜ばれると思います。日本語を勉強している方々、頑張ってください！
ありがとうございます。
実は日本人だから簡単だと思っているんですね😂
@@thesunisastar6312
Easy to listen to and easy to understand are different things.
I feel like this is the content we prefer to learn with.
just talk & chill about real things.
it's overloaded with long talks about how to use grammar & blabla otherwise, but having just this is way better once you are a bit beyond "N5"
context + subtitles = brilliant
Your voice is so peaceful❤the way you teach us is amazing❤
Thank you so much 😊✨
Thank you for including the poem! I think reading poetry in the original is the ultimate reward of learning a new language so I was very happy to hear a native speaker reading and explaining a Japanese poem to me. A magical point in this video for me. I'll study harder.
I'm glad to know that you enjoyed the poem. I like that poem so I really wanted to include it in the video. Thank you for your comment😊
ふみ先生！These are my favorite videos of yours. I've missed our lessons, but plan on working my schedule out in the new year to start again. Also: I already knew of Yoyogi Park as it is in one of my favorite video games Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne!
デイドさん、おひさしぶりです！
Thank you for the Super Thanks! It's really super ...😳
I wonder if the Yoyogi Park in Shin Megami Tensei III and the real one look the same 😄
I'm really looking forward to seeing you again in the new year!
I’ve been looking for some good listening practice and this was perfect. Looking forward to wormy way though your back catalogue. Thank you!
पाठ जापानी स्ट्रोक से स्ट्रोक लिपि कांजी अर्थ तथा व्याकरण करके जापानी
@@gom.travelSTOP SPAMMING!
ふみさん、ありがとうございます！すばらしいれんしゅうですね。We have female ginko trees in the part where I live in Germany as well and the fruits are really smelly. Oh, crows in Germany make "kräh kräh" 😉 Thank you for the kanji explanations, they were really helpful!
クリスティーナさん、You have ginko trees in Germany!!
And the crows in Germany make the sound with an umlaut! Romantic ...😍
I'm glad the kanji explanations were of some help.
Thank you for your comment😊
Yours is a clever way to teach and, for non-native speakers, to learn Japanese. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your comment😄
Oh my goodness!! So glad RUclips recommended me your video! It blew my mind with how much I learned! It makes me feel like I'm actually progressing in my Japanese! ありがとうございます!!!🥰💖
I’m very happy to hear that!!! Thank you for the comment 😊✨😁
It's fun to learn and listen to Japanese this way. そのこうえんはきれいでした。ビデオと詩をありがとうございました。I hope you weren't late for your meeting!
Thank you for watching!
I was 2 minutes late, but the other person was like 5 minutes late, so it was OK! 😅
I ran, actually💦
Just found this channel and it’s just what I’m looking for. I love seeing parts of Japan and listening to your dialogue
I’m glad to hear that. Thank you 😊😊
wow I feel so calm after watching this video...something about the birds chirping and your calming voice just made me feel so happy
and I love the poem you read so much, i love that style of poetry!
ふみ先生、本当にありがとうございます💗
Thank you for your sweet words😄
I'm glad you like the poem. I really wanted to include it since I had heard the phrase, "東京でいちばん広い空, the widest sky in Tokyo"
I love these Listening Practice videos!! I’ve learned so much, thank you so much for making these and speaking in everyday Japanese! I’ll listen over and over and learn! めっちゃ感謝します！🥲 ありがとうございました！❤
代々木公園には思い出がいっぱい！
動画ありがとうございます！
私たちが日本語を学ぶのを助けるあなたの方法が本当に好きです.
Merci ! 😁
そうなんですね！
お役に立ってよかったです😊😊✨
ふみ先生, I am a big fan of every video you create, but these walking videos are my favorite, ^_^ Such a nice, peaceful park to stroll through, especially with your calm, soothing narration. I really appreciate the work you put into these productions and I learn a lot from them. Already looking forward to the next one! ありがとうございます。 次のレッスンが楽しみにしています!
リッチさん、こんにちは！
Thank you for the Super thanks! It really motivates me.
I'm sure I'll make another walking video near future. I already have videos, I just need to add narration and scripts, which takes time😅
私も次のレッスンを楽しみにしています！😊
What a beautiful and calming voice 💓
Thank you 😊✨
きれいな声で ゆっくり話してとて分かりやすいです。こんなにいいものを作って 本当にありがとうございます。
そう言ってもらえてよかったです！
コメントありがとうございます😊
most soothing voice I've ever heard
このビデオ作りて、ありがとうございます。 とても勉強になりました. 先生の問題の答えは、オーストラリアにわカラスが”アーク！アーク！”と言います。🙂
このチャンネルが見つかってよかった。先生の声が美しいし、先生の英語も上手です。大好きです
わ、うれしいです！
ありがとうございます😊✨
あらがとうございまう！
I really appreciate your videos. They're a fantastic resource!
Thank you for saying that!! 😄✨
Your videos are always interesting and useful, but I particularly liked the way you introduced the kanji and their various meanings here.
Thank you Fumi Sensei
役に立って動画です😊この動画のおかげで色々な語彙が勉強になりました。忘れないようにメモ出来ました😊
I feel nostalgic, I went to this park while visiting japan for the first time this year, it was in late february. I heard a lot of crows and it was peaceful and there were few people it was perfect because I was alone and was a bit overwhelmed at that momeent of my trip. It makes me want to go back ! And ofcourse the video is very useful to learn, thanks so much for this type of content
Wow, you have such a beautiful voice. Thank you for posting this. I'm excited to listen to the other ones, too! I live in Kanagawa now and sometimes go to this park. Thank you for helping me practice more Japanese.
If you liked this one, then you can enjoy other videos too! And you live in Kanagawa! I used to live in Yokohama😄
My first time listening. Your voice is very nice and soothing. It's delightful to learn japanese from you 😊. Thank you
Glad to hear that. Thank you!
Nice video with beautiful, clear voice explanation. Subscribed. ❤
Wonderful video. Please never stop!! Love from Poland:)🇵🇱
Your voice and the way u are teaching are both fabulous.. i was actually feeling like i was walking with someone i knew for many years... ありがとうございました
I’m glad to hear that! Thank you 😊😊✨
Ah, mountains are good. I also am comforted by them. However, I live by the sea, which reminds me that change is constant.
This is a great video! I've had trouble communicating at restaurants in Japan - everything from getting seated to ordering to paying. It'd be awesome if you can do a video like this for going to a restaurant :)
ありがとうございます。発音がとてもきれいし、はっきり聞こえますから、わかりやすいです。ありがとう🙏
Could you do a vlog with a lesson of kanji ?? I love the way you explain the différence between bird and crow
漢字のレッスンで vlog をやってくれませんか?? 鳥とカラスの違いを説明するあなたのやり方が大好きです
全部が漢字だと難しいかもしれないですが、vlog に毎回漢字レッスンを入れるようにしてみますね！😊
（できないこともありそうですが💦）
This was one of the best videos of the channel so far. ありがとうございます先生。
ありがとうございます！😊
This was exactly what I was looking for!
A nice stroll with focus on the language and everyday things. You speak with such a lovely, calm and articulate voice. And the talking speed was good and varied, so I get to practice listening even at the harder faster bits.
Also loved that you put in some kanji facts! I already kind of knew the kanji for bird but it's been giving me a hard time. I wasn't aware of why it looked like that and now I'll never forget it, nor the kanji for crow (which was completely new to me). I'm looking forward to immerse myself more with your videos!
ほんとにありがとうございます！
Thank you so much for the super high quality resources, Fumi!!!!🙇🙇💓💓💓
It’s my pleasure! Thank you😊✨
I love her voice ; Peace N Quiet ❤
Thank you!☺️
This is the best way for listening practice. Audio plus visuals. Please post more videos.
I will! Thank you!😊
代々木公園には行ったことがありました。ベトナムにかえったとき本当に日本が懐かしい😭。日本に戻りたいなああ。
そうなんですね。
また来れたらいいですね😄
（でも私はベトナムに行きたいです😅）
This is perfect for immersive learning!
Although I need to somehow keep my eyes from wandering off to the subtitles too much. :')
Algorithm just recommended me this gem. Thank you so much. I loved it. Im subscribing and learning a lot more!!.
By the way, even though I cant understand that much Japanese, I've always felt a strong connection with Japanese poetry. Im not sure why. But thanks for adding the poem, reading and explaining it.
I’m glad you enjoyed the poem too.
I really want to include another poem in another video
I love this kind of video so much! I love Japan because its so pretty. I live in such a polluted city right now and watching this helps me learn effectively as well as feel like i'm in Japan. Please make more videos like this. ありがとうございます
Glad you enjoyed it! I will make more videos like this😊✨
その動画を見るのはリスニングを練習するための良い方法ですね。ありがとう、ふみ先生！
はい、リスニングの勉強になります！
コメント、ありがとうございました😁👍
perfect video, perfect voice very important video for bigginers. どうもありがとうございます。
I loved this video ❤ I understood a lot of grammar constructions and listening. Thank you ❤
I really appreciate your channel. I'm a new subscriber. I'm learning Japanese but I have no time to sit down and study, so listening to your videos while having lunch at work or getting ready in the morning really help me!
i really like ur videos so relax!!
I’m glad you like them🙌😁
You explain things in such an interesting and memorable way, and this video was so peaceful. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Thank you for saying that 😊🙌
듣기연습에 정말 좋은것 같아요. 최고의 영상입니다. 감사합니다 ❤
감사합니다😊😊✨
I am still in the early learning of Japanese, but this really helps to get immersed in the speech. Also, the crows’ caws in Japan sound a lot deeper than the ones in America! At least from where I live.
ビデオためありがとうございました！❤
(Please tell me if what I said is not grammatically correct!)
Thank you!!
And correct way to say it is ビデオをありがとうございました😊
Excellent content! I am learning so much through your videos, and your voice narration and video editing makes the learning experience more pleasant and calm.
すごーいですねぇ！ふみ先生、どうもありがとうございます。👍とっても面白かったですねぇ。また歩きたいです！☺
アントンさん、よかったです！
またこういう動画、作りますね😊🙌
2:47 OOH ! Could that be the Farman III biplane ? That was the first plane flown in Japan by Japanese army in 1910
I guess the plane itself is now preserved in a JASDF museum I cant recall which.
Wow, you know well!!! I didn’t know about the detail, so I searched on the net. You’re right ✨👍😁
I am Japanese junior high school student.
And I study English!
Thank you for studying Japanese!
When I see these comments they really lift my spirits and motivate me to learn more! Thank you! and study hard! :)
I am 50 years old in America. I just started learning Japanese 2 months ago. I am a big fan of Japanese music. Also Anime. Watching Japanese entertainment isn't probably the best way to learn but it's the most fun.
What kind of stuff do you like? Maybe I can recommend some English entertainment? If you have fun and learn at the same time then I think that is twice as good. I also like English music and entertainment. I have just seen it all.
@@animeloverXinuyasha
You too!
Let's study foreign language!
@@Jordan-Ramses
I like listening to music!
Do you know Honey works?
This is Japanese popular song group and i love it.
I don't watch English any things movie.
So what do you recommendation?
@@gakuseino-toritetuniiki I know one song from honeyworks. I can't read the Kanji in the title. Came out 9 months ago 91 million views. Great song. Very cute. Girls keeps saying Chu (kiss) and I'm sorry for being so cute.
I can't say 'watch this movie'. I don't know what you will like. But I recommend the IMDB top 250 movies of all time. They are rated by movie fans. Can't make a mistake. All are good.
My favorite Japanese music groups are Babymetal, Atarashii Gakko, Band-Maid, Yoasobi, Hanabie, Maximum the Hormone. I love Vocaloid. Hachi, Deco27, Kikuo, Wowaka etc etc. I have a 13 hour Vocaloid playlist on my phone. I have tickets to see Babymetal in Seattle Oct 4th. I saw Band-Maid in Seattle last October. I have videos posted.
Thank you this was easier to help a newbie with the slower speaking. Some natives speak so fast I can't make out anything they say. Hopefully in a few years I'll be able to understand it all
I wish you all the best in your Japanese learning journey 😊😊
This is a blazingly amazing Idea, having a real conversation with a real atmosphere in the learning material.
I don't recognize all the things that are there in the announcement.
But now I know more, from this Video :D
ほんとにありがとうございます！
Glad to hear that. Thank you, Mahatta san!😊
Thank you so much for making these videos 🙏🏻 I was learn Japanese during my college time, but I didn’t use it much nowadays. This video bring me mix feeling, it throw me to my college time and my vacation in Japan back than. I am so glad can learn “choukai” in between my working time. I am looking forward to watch the other videos. Thank you 🙏🏻 and sending my warm regards from Bali
Please, keep doing this videos, they are very interesting and I learn so much, thank you!!!!❤
ふみさん、ありがとうございます！この動画は初めてフミさんのチャネルを見た事です。とても柔らかい、安静な気がするから、登録しました！
わ、うれしいです！！ これからもよろしくお願いします💕
ふみ先生もう一度素晴らしい動画を撮影しましたね。🤩
先生のおかげで日本の文化について新たな情報を勉強しました。
本当にありがとうございました。
よく代々木公園で散歩していますがイチョウの実のこと知らなかったので次回に回転寿司へ行くと銀杏をたべてみます。
フランスでカラスは「コワコワ」と鳴きます。
ふみ先生、こんにちは☺️
なるほど、そこで初めて飛行機が飛んだんですね。今日も日本の歴史について学べてうれしいです。こんな綺麗な場所は大好きです! 代々木公園はとっても美しいですね! ステキな景色を見ながら、優しいお声の紹介を聞いていて、本当に楽しい時間でした🤓そして、静かな雰囲気で、詩の朗読を聞くことに酔いしれました😚また東京に行ったら、必ず代々木公園に行きます。以上のように、今日はこんな感じでした。
いつも動画を作ってくださっているおかげで、日本語を楽しく勉強できて、本当に感謝しています🙇🏻♂️
光陰矢のごとし、もうすぐクリスマスですよね!
少し早いですけどメリークリスマス🎄🎅
スティーブンさん、いつもありがとうございます！
Super thanksもコメントも、本当にうれしいです😊
詩、よろこんでもらえてよかったです。本当は全部朗読したかったのですが😅
光陰矢の如し、実感しています。時間が経つのが早すぎますね！
スティーブンさんも、楽しいクリスマスをお過ごしください！（&よいお年を！）
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally
ふみ先生
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます!
良いお年をお過ごしください✨☺️
そのやり方は勉強にとっておもしろくて簡単に分かります。ありがとうございます❤
よかったです。がんばってください！ コメントありがとうございました😄✨
What a 優しい voice❤
Awesome! My favorite Japanese video!
ありがとう❗️
Memories again. Yoyogi Park. I did not often go there even though I worked in Shibuya for some time but I did go once and saw a little bit of the rockabillies there. So interesting. But the sound of the cawing crow in Japan is what I remember so much while in Japan. Actually, my favorite sound! These birds are so intelligent. Anyway, thank you for the kanji derivation distinguishing bird vs crow. I will remember that.
Lastly, and speaking of parks, my favorite park was between Tamagawa and Denenchofu stations when I lived in that area. I first lived in Ogikubo, though, so some of your listeners might be interested in the ramen shops there! Many foreigners love ramen as I am sure you know so that might be interesting for a video.
I can’t reply to all your comments, but I enjoy reading all of them!
So I’ll be happy if you don’t stop commenting 😊
And thank you for your suggestion too! Unfortunately I don’t really eat ramen. I know men love ramen, but😅
i subscribed!! i love this video so much, please keep making more!! its so peaceful and i listen to this before i go sleep, thank you so much!! ありがとうございます!
Thank you😄
I went there a few days ago. The Sakura there is so beautiful 🌸.
It must be very beautiful ...😄✨
Thank you for making these videos! These are just the kind of videos I was looking for.
Glad to hear that 😊🙌
❤きれいの 場所 です、ありがとうございます
きれですよね！ コメントありがとうございました😄✨
この動画はとても面白です！ ありがとうございます！
Im so tired this made me wanna sleep because it is so calming, but also educational!
It's educational, maybe that's why you wanted to sleep 😂
I love how the train stops have their own musical jiggles
Oh, you know about that! I like that too :)
This video is so well made and peaceful, thank you for this! It was a pleasure listening to it! ありがとうございます!
Glad to hear that. Thank you😄
Thank you for writing everything out because I'm able to practice reading.
What a great way to practice listening. thanks
Thank YOU for the comment😊✨
"uzbekugode" ha qarg'a desu. Thank you for such a lesson!!!!
my first time listening to a japanese listening practice vid, and I'm glad I picked this one. your voice is so therapeutic. I also really like the thing about kanjis, very easy to remember. thank you very much! 💗
My pleasure!☺️
I'm glad that this video was your first and you liked it!
このビデオが本当に魅力があります。ありがとう❤️
よかったです。ありがとうございます！😊
本当にあとなんの漢字ですかわからない英語で charmingという意味ですよね
先生。
ありがとうございます❤
ビデオを見ながら文法も勉強しています。
Obrigada pelo vídeo e pelo poema
すてきな動画ですね
One of the best contents that I've ever see! ありがとうございます!! :BR:
Thank you, I'm glad to hear that😄✨
そのビデオをありがとうございます！日本語の練習のためにすごいですよ！
日本語の練習、がんばってください😊🙌✨
This is GREAT! More please. My father´s second wife is Japanese. Their son, my brother, is therefore half Japanese and half Dutch. I now wish I had asked her to teach me Japanese. It´s a great culture. We have much to learn from each other. Peace be upon you.
Sub! ありがとうございます✨
That last poem just captivated me
that furigana help me a lot, thank you so much❤😊😊
My pleasure 🧐
Thanks so much its very helpfull teaching.
It’s my pleasure 😊🙌
Wow, I like the video as there is also furigana included and arigathanks fumi-chan! but I hope the english sub would be on the top of the screen so I could understand more on listening and reading in japanese without looking near to the english sub because english and japanese are totally different in grammar structure. Anyways I really love your videos they helped me a lot!
I'm glad you liked this video😄
And thank you for the suggestion. I'll think about that, but I feel like someone said they wanted English subtitles to be close to Japanese ...🤔
For me, when I read Korean and Japanese subtitles together, I like them to be lined together, so ...
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally well that's because japanese and korean may share the same sentence structure (Subject-Object-Verb), also have a politeness form, also often omit pronouns that english doesnt have.
I like subtitles that can be turned on and off.
Thank you very much for your video! I'm going to Juntendo University for Ph.D. program as an international student. Though having passed JLPT N2 I'm still worrying about my listening. Your pronunciation is really beautiful! Helps a lot!
Wow, that's wonderful.
I wish you all the best. I'm sure you can do great, and I'm glad my video helps 😊✨
ur voice is so soothing and calm~~~Thank you for teaching us!
Thank you 😊😊
Hey 👋 I'm from Yogyakarta, Indonesia, I made a plan for this year to go there for work. This channel helped me so much and make me sure, that one day I can go there and be able to communicate with more confidence. Thank you so much 😊& God bless you. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Thank you! I hope you’ll have a great time while working in Japan✨😁
Good job… I like to listen to more slow conversations
Thank you
Love your channel!!
このようにビデオが愛着します！！子供の頃に、英国の公園でおばあちゃんと歩きましたことを思い出すよ。英語で、カラスは「caw caw」と言います。日本語でも同じですね (sorry for any Japanese mistakes)
おばあちゃんとの思い出、いいですね😊😊
I love this, very helpful and entertaining video!
Thanks!😊
这个视频对学日文很有用，😅谢谢你。你讲话清晰，也很好听
Thank you for the great video. 動画がありがとうございました。
どういたしまして！😊😁
I know very little about the Japanese language although I can read Kanji but with the Cantonese pronunciation. I love Japan although I only had chance to visit twice and wish I had visited more often. When I learned to speak Cantonese I learnt in an informal way by just listening like this. Whether I actually decide to concentrate on learning Japanese or not (it's definitely my first choice if I did decide to learn another language), I just find it very pleasant listening to your voice and hope if I listen to a few more videos I might begin to pick up some simple words and phrases. Also really appreciate the way you include the Japanese and English subtitles as the written language is just as important as the spoken language and you should never try to learn one without the other.
I’m glad you liked my video. Other newer walk and talk videos have English subtitles as closed captions. I hope you’ll enjoy them as well 😊
ありがとうございます、先生。