Imagine the focus and diligence to write this continuously, beautifully and near perfectly. It must be hella tiring, mentally. He probably have messed up, a single kanji, a number of times, and had to redo and record the whole thing again. お疲れ様でした 🔥🔥
常用漢字 2136 kanji in a year, that’s less than 6 kanji a day. Or 10 a day with free weekends and holidays. That would be the most beautiful series ever.... for eternity. The most watched playlist by all Japanese learners around the world.
As a Chinese learner, it's interesting seeing how I can read all of the characters and understand the names, but only a few are pronounced similarly. For example: Hokkaido: 北海道/běihǎidào/"north sea way" Tokyo: 東京/dōngjīng/"eastern capital" I can understand the meaning of both names without knowing any japanese, but only one of the pronunciations is clearly related across both languages.
@@NUSORCA The same exact thing was said when a Ming official visited Ryukyu: “(They have a weird way of pronouncing characters). The village ‘泊’ and ‘to stop’ a boat are both called _tuma’i,_ which is three syllables to a character; the village ‘喜屋武’ is called _kyang,_ which is one syllable to three characters. Whenever they receive some writing from China, they will add marks to make nouns (?) at the top and the rest at the bottom, and pronounce 5-6 characters as 1-2 syllables.”
@@NUSORCA I assume that's due to the Chinese characters being used semantically to represent a word that existed in japanese before they had a writing system, rather than taking both the character and a new word for a concept that they already had. Like how 道 can be pronounced "do" which is clearly from the Chinese "dào" or "michi" which is the word japanese had for the concept of a way or path before they encountered writing from China
@@weijiafang1298 that sounds like a fascinating read, do you happen to know/remember the source of that quote. I'd like to learn more about pre-japanese annexation ryukyu as it's an oft overlooked topic.
@@arttrashuberalles7223 I have checked on Wikisource, and I have to make a correction. It was 中山傳信錄, and it was not written in Ming but Qing. zh.m.wikisource.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B1%B1%E5%82%B3%E4%BF%A1%E9%8C%84/%E5%8D%B7%E5%85%AD
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Imagine the focus and diligence to write this continuously, beautifully and near perfectly. It must be hella tiring, mentally.
He probably have messed up, a single kanji, a number of times, and had to redo and record the whole thing again.
お疲れ様でした 🔥🔥
こんなに綺麗な字で書かれて、都道府県は幸せ者だなぁ
ごめんね…俺はあんなに汚い字で君たちを書いてしまって…
すまん…
新潟を新がたって書いてしまって…
マン座布団
型か潟どっちなんやろ.....
@@faltultultultu
潟ってどう書くんだっけ…
常用漢字 2136 kanji in a year, that’s less than 6 kanji a day. Or 10 a day with free weekends and holidays. That would be the most beautiful series ever.... for eternity. The most watched playlist by all Japanese learners around the world.
Please
社会と国語一緒に覚えれる神動画
As a Chinese learner, it's interesting seeing how I can read all of the characters and understand the names, but only a few are pronounced similarly.
For example:
Hokkaido: 北海道/běihǎidào/"north sea way"
Tokyo: 東京/dōngjīng/"eastern capital"
I can understand the meaning of both names without knowing any japanese, but only one of the pronunciations is clearly related across both languages.
And it’s strange to see how one character has multiple syllables
@@NUSORCA The same exact thing was said when a Ming official visited Ryukyu:
“(They have a weird way of pronouncing characters). The village ‘泊’ and ‘to stop’ a boat are both called _tuma’i,_ which is three syllables to a character; the village ‘喜屋武’ is called _kyang,_ which is one syllable to three characters. Whenever they receive some writing from China, they will add marks to make nouns (?) at the top and the rest at the bottom, and pronounce 5-6 characters as 1-2 syllables.”
@@NUSORCA I assume that's due to the Chinese characters being used semantically to represent a word that existed in japanese before they had a writing system, rather than taking both the character and a new word for a concept that they already had. Like how 道 can be pronounced "do" which is clearly from the Chinese "dào" or "michi" which is the word japanese had for the concept of a way or path before they encountered writing from China
@@weijiafang1298 that sounds like a fascinating read, do you happen to know/remember the source of that quote. I'd like to learn more about pre-japanese annexation ryukyu as it's an oft overlooked topic.
@@arttrashuberalles7223 I have checked on Wikisource, and I have to make a correction. It was 中山傳信錄, and it was not written in Ming but Qing.
zh.m.wikisource.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B1%B1%E5%82%B3%E4%BF%A1%E9%8C%84/%E5%8D%B7%E5%85%AD
かんじは難しいけど綺麗
@@ジョウドなの筍
ご回答ありがとうございますが、日本語がわからないので英語で書いて頂けますか？
Thank you for your reply, but since I don't understand Japanese, can you write in English?
Menna Ahmad Hannon.6
I am japanese learner
“Kanji is hard but beautiful”
@@robertoalfonso4120 Hi
I know the translation of what you wrote but my intention is on the first comment
@@robertoalfonso4120 Good luck with your learning✊
JRの山手線とか、都営地下鉄とかメトロとかの駅名書き取りもやって頂けたら面白そう
とくに都内の地下鉄駅はかっこいい(？)駅名多いですし
相変わらず、お綺麗な文字でいらっしゃいますね。
[北海道・東北地方] [Hokkaido・Tohoku region]
・北海道 Hokkaido
・青森 Aomori
・岩手 iwate
・宮城 miyagi
・秋田 akita
・山形 yamagata
・福島 fukusima
[関東地方] [Kanto region]
・茨城 ibaraki
・栃木 totigi
・群馬 gunma
・埼玉 saitama
・千葉 tiba
・東京 Tokyo
・神奈川 kanagawa
[中部地方] [Chubu region]
・新潟 Niigata
・富山 toyama
・石川 isikawa
・福井 fukui
・山梨 yamanasi
・長野 nagano
・岐阜 gifu
・静岡 sizuoka
・愛知 aiti
[近畿地方] [Kinki]
・三重 mie
・滋賀 siga
・京都 Kyoto
・大阪 Osaka
・兵庫 hiyougo
・奈良 nara
・和歌山 wakayama
[中国地方] [Chugoku region]
・鳥取 Tottori
・島根 simane
・岡山 okayama
・広島 hirosima
・山口 yamaguti
[四国地方] [Shikoku region]
・徳島 tokusima
・香川 kagawa
・愛媛 ehime
・高知 Kochi
[九州地方] [Kyushu region]
・福岡 fukuoka
・佐賀 saga
・長崎 nagasaki
・ 熊本 Oita
・宮崎 miyazaki
・鹿児島 kagosima
・沖縄 okinawa
長文失礼しました。
Excuse me for a long sentence。
鈴本ゆゆうた【1000人行きたい】 さん
ありがとうございます‼(*´˘`*)♡
兵庫のローマ字間違ってますよー
あ さん
あ、ご指摘ありがとうございます(*_ _)
正しいの載せておきます‼
兵庫 Hyogo
近畿だけ特別待遇。
なんでこれ一日に180回しか見られないんだ…
重症で草
いやそれな(洗脳済み)
都道府県の文字を合体するやつを思い出した
Beautiful writing. I wish I could learn more. But people always say this language is very difficult to learn. I hope I give it a try at least.
たくみさんの文字って体幹あるよね
やっぱ、書道家というのもあって、上手だし、綺麗！(小学生みたいなコメントですみませんww)
why is his handwriting so good
ペンの先からインクが出てってるとこ好きなんだがわかる人おる？？
素晴らしい
こんな力強く綺麗に書いたら腕疲れそう
わいは北海道で字の汚さに絶望し、青森でイラって来て、岩手で放棄
非常に面白い
なぜだろう。
同じペンのはずなのに
違って見えるのは。
新潟が苦手すぎて
芸能人の名前書いていた頃からこれを待ってた！
1番書きづらい都道府県はどこですか？
書きやすい都道府県も！
Thanks , Yuta!!!!
自分の都道府県まで飛ばしたやつ🙋♂️
どうやったらいい字が、書けるのですか？
Oh! it's cool ! Bokumoganbattekaitemimasu🙄
今のご時世これで日本一周だい
does this also work outside Japan?
Thank you
👍 👌 👍 👌 👍
흐익 이걸 다 적으셨구나 대단하시네
コレ見てたら
日本に産まれるとどうなるのか？ という通知来たんだけどww
شكراً جزيلاً🎖🎖🎖🎖
ちょうど都道府県についての宿題やってたので助かりました！
じゃあまずペン買ってきます！|ωﾟ)ﾉｼ
下じき使ってる？
いつも思うけど、ノーカットでよくこんな綺麗に書けるなあ…しかもペンで…
普通だったらどっかで少しバランスくずれちゃったりする
次は市町村書いてください
なんてこった、ビデオはとてもいいですが、それは長いです。 昼食をとり、昼寝をしたい
I'm the worst at pronouncing the accent of Japanese
Спасибо за урок 😊😯👍
Nice👍👍
149年の長い歴史
マジレスすると、東京"都" は1943年から。
@@HachiKaduki0501 明治政府は1871年に県を導入しました。
@@astrum482 さん。
そのときは、東京、京都、大阪の３府だったんですよ。
"都道府県" が揃ったのは、昭和になってから。
ちなみに府県制は、1871年に３府３０２県でスタート。
👉 ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%BA%9C%E7%9C%8C%E5%88%B6
えっ、待って。
潟の書き順ってそんなやったんやwww
インドネシア出身は誰ですか？私だけでしょうか
これを高校生の自学に使ったら怒られました
すばらし😭
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤❤❤❤
関東いいよな
珍しく長い！？映画だあぁぁぁぁゾぉぉぉぉぉぉぉぉぉ！！！！！！！！！！
忘れがちだけど「いばらぎ」じゃないからね「いばらき」だからね！
by茨城県民
見る書道3超時間コース
これは全国の市町村までいけますね。
全国の市町村の数ものすごい数やで
1700以上あるんやデ。（"平成の大合併" 前は、確か3302やったかな？）
あれ、
これって、何で北海道だけ道がついているのだろうか
???「君のようなカンのいいガキは嫌いだよ」
山 の ｺｳｲﾂｱ
wait but some of these are also common last/ first names?????? like saitama💀💀💀💀
新潟の潟以外必要じゃないと思った()
今思ったけどなんで北海道だけ道ついてんだろ....
北海道にも明治時代は県があったが根室県とか人口14万ぐらいしかいなかったから纏められてしまったのです。
永野瑞希
急に普通ので草
いちこめ