Humanity is hurrying further and further forward without stopping for a short moment and discovering already discovered life wisdom. We think that we have to do everything better and faster and further, it's all about pure performance and material things. I am all the more pleased that you show us these old wisdoms of the old Japanese masters. I enjoy every single video of you, thank you very much for your efforts!
I love your videos. Such a unique perspective in this space, and so beautifully explained. I walk away from them enlightened and inspired in ways nobody else is providing. Thanks so much for sharing your hard work!
What a great content maker, photographer, and humble human. I think a lot of your words when I do photography and I watch your videos with passion. I love the presets you use for the videos and the pictures in your them. The Japanese philosophy is so inspirational and worth thinking about. Please keep making more content! I have activated the bell for updates! Bless you.
I appreciate the way you took such philosphies to the way we can thinkg about photography. I really like the idea about doubting our photography. Never thinking we have finally reached our best. Always think that we can do better. For me, I often find that I want to go back to the same places I have already taken photos, because I know something will be better, maybe the weather, maybe the light, maybe a reflection.. even something as subtle as how warm or cold the light is, can make a photograph look and feel compeltely different. Great video Toshiki!
Another video of high interest. I think I understand basically what these concepts are about but the void remains mysterious to me and it seems to be the most important. I'll look further. Thank you for helping to focus on what's essential.
Very interesting stuff and applicable practices. Never thought that samurai lessons would apply to things like photography. Excellent valuable information, thank you Yukawa-san.
Hugely under appreciated channel. The philosophical approaches to photography resonate strongly with me. That’s why I also like Lukazs Palka so much. Keep going! ❤
Always amazing. I really enjoy your take on your philosophy and how you bring it to us. I have, for a while been reading about different Japanese philosophies, such as forest bathing, wabi-sabi and kintsugi, to name a few, it's just different coming from you and different. Nice work. Have you thought of talking about kintsugi am sure it would be interesting? Thanks for your beautiful work.
first and foremost, thank you for such a wonderful video - you got a new subscriber! please also know I love the presets you use your videos, would you please share their names and where can I get them?
Love your video. But I don't think it was very relevant or proper putting Western music on whilst watching scenes of the samurai's. Please accept my apology for my criticism, I am just telling you what I feel, but you must do whatever is right for you. Love your videos, very thoughtful stuff
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Humanity is hurrying further and further forward without stopping for a short moment and discovering already discovered life wisdom. We think that we have to do everything better and faster and further, it's all about pure performance and material things.
I am all the more pleased that you show us these old wisdoms of the old Japanese masters. I enjoy every single video of you, thank you very much for your efforts!
Thank you for watching and sharing your thought！
So glad！
Yukawa-san teachings are on a another level. Never disappoint!
Thank you！
Words fail me. THANK YOU!
Great video, Funny you bring it up, I just bought that book from Amazon used. Did not read it yet now I am more excited to read it.
Your videos are always spot on - thank so much
You provide a unique perspective in a world of gear reviews and photowalks. Keep doing what you do and I will continue to learn from you.
Thanks, will do!
Another great video! I'm not a photographer but I find a lot of these philosophies very useful in my own art forms.
Thanks！
One of the best “Non-Akira Kurosawa movies” that Toshiro Mifune did.
Really enjoy your videos - thank you.
You give me much to think about and act upon. Thank you
Another great video!
Thank you for this wonderful Introduction to Samurai philosophy.
Beautiful philosophy, thank you for sharing
Welcome！
I love your videos. Such a unique perspective in this space, and so beautifully explained. I walk away from them enlightened and inspired in ways nobody else is providing. Thanks so much for sharing your hard work!
So glad！
What a wise video. Thank you so much Toshiki.❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos have changed my photography so much. Thank you
Great to hear!
What a great content maker, photographer, and humble human. I think a lot of your words when I do photography and I watch your videos with passion. I love the presets you use for the videos and the pictures in your them. The Japanese philosophy is so inspirational and worth thinking about. Please keep making more content! I have activated the bell for updates! Bless you.
Thank you, amazing video. I feel I can apply this to painting.
Wonderful!
Fantastic video. Love your unique take on the craft of photography. Keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely incredible perspectives on art and photography - thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
I appreciate the way you took such philosphies to the way we can thinkg about photography.
I really like the idea about doubting our photography. Never thinking we have finally reached our best. Always think that we can do better.
For me, I often find that I want to go back to the same places I have already taken photos, because I know something will be better, maybe the weather, maybe the light, maybe a reflection.. even something as subtle as how warm or cold the light is, can make a photograph look and feel compeltely different.
Great video Toshiki!
Thank you for a stimulating, thought provoking and interesting video.
Thank you！
I read the book of five rings many years ago, it's a great book. I enjoyed your photography interpretation of the teachings, great video.
Wonderful!
Your videos resonate with me and are parallel to my personal photography journey. Thank you.
Great to hear!
I love this philosophy series and I believe this is your best one to date. Many thanks, you have given me much to think about.
Wow, thank you!
You did it again mate, a wonderful inspiring message. Thank you.
My pleasure
Another video of high interest. I think I understand basically what these concepts are about but the void remains mysterious to me and it seems to be the most important. I'll look further. Thank you for helping to focus on what's essential.
I also still don't get the void. It takes time！
Very interesting stuff and applicable practices. Never thought that samurai lessons would apply to things like photography. Excellent valuable information, thank you Yukawa-san.
Glad it was helpful!
I read his book long time ago , worth reading alot of war strategy and life advice
I like your video and your own styl doing videos. Please don't stop doing this.
Thanks！
Hugely under appreciated channel. The philosophical approaches to photography resonate strongly with me. That’s why I also like Lukazs Palka so much. Keep going! ❤
great content, as always
Thanks！
Fantastic Video! 🙏
Thank you 🙌
Always amazing. I really enjoy your take on your philosophy and how you bring it to us. I have, for a while been reading about different Japanese philosophies, such as forest bathing, wabi-sabi and kintsugi, to name a few, it's just different coming from you and different. Nice work. Have you thought of talking about kintsugi am sure it would be interesting? Thanks for your beautiful work.
Thank you for sharing！
That's interesting.
I will do！
Will be waiting for it. Thanks for reading my comment and taking it into consideration. Namaste.@@ToshikiYukawaphoto
Thank you for this video
My pleasure！
Another wonderful and important contribution to the practice of photography. Thank you Yukawa-san.
Thank you too!
Thank you for another beautiful and informative video. Could you provide some links for the lovely paintings that you used?
in the description！
first and foremost, thank you for such a wonderful video - you got a new subscriber! please also know I love the presets you use your videos, would you please share their names and where can I get them?
Feels like as Chinese I could understand the spirit pretty well. Thank you!
Because we got so many things from your culture！
Thanks！
@@ToshikiYukawaphoto and i like learning Japanese 😊 thank you for the nice video!
ありがとうございますゆかわさん！
どういたしまして！
Thank you
Welcome!
Great video yukawa-san I have seen all your vídeos and all is amazing you will be very famous , your friend from 🇲🇽
genki?
Thank you so much 😁
I utterly adore your videos! They are inspiring me at a great level and help my creative mind to flourish 🫶🏻
So glad you enjoyed my videos！
Thank you！
"Void" is the highest state ....also expounded by Tamil wise in time immemorial.....finding an overlap btw my spiritualizm and Zen Buddhism.
Valeu!
Right now I’m working on a my photography journal, using your teachings 🙏🎌
Thank you！
Glad it was helpful！
Love your video. But I don't think it was very relevant or proper putting Western music on whilst watching scenes of the samurai's.
Please accept my apology for my criticism, I am just telling you what I feel, but you must do whatever is right for you.
Love your videos, very thoughtful stuff
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