A very unique culture with interesting festivals. The Japanese people have been celebrating these festivals for hundreds of years. Cheers to Japan. Greetings from Germany...🍺
Everything is so perfect. The clothes are perfectly ironed, the whites are pure white, the reds are deep red, the blacks are deep black. They do it so professionally. Always amazed by japanese refined High Culture
I notice twenty people gave this video things down, why? It is so beautiful, lovely costumes, also pure Japanese culture, which I've enjoyed while in Japan on holiday staying with friends. Japanese are mostly very polite, people full of respect. Obviously the "thumbs downers" have never experienced this personally. My thanks for sharing this video. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
My youtube account is from 2006, basically from around the time youtube became a thing. That question is as old as youtube itself. I see people ask that question under so many videos and I have to wonder why, more so, that people keep asking it. Those people are likely never going to answer you or give you their reason why. Best thing to do really is to not pay attention to it, it really doesn't matter at all. It doesn't matter what the video is, there will always be someone to dislike the video. Should just realize this as reality and move on. Just watch the video and enjoy it...leave a comment if you like. But I don't understand why people care about likes or dislikes, when it's out of their control and you'll never get an answer. I always see this question or some comment alluding to it. Like,"I can't believe someone disliked this video!". There are billions of people on the planet, not everyone thinks the same way or likes the same things. Forget about it.
There holds 300,000 festivals from smal festival until big festival in a year in Japan. Even each town and each village too. More over big city's festivals are huge and gorgeous.
The unique shaking and to and from movements of the mikoshi at 6:45 and onwards during the Kankosai ritual closely resembles the same actions done for the portable shrines for the God Shiva and His Consort Parvathi in Hindu festivals done by Tamils in South India. Aum Tryambakham Yajamahe
Was in Kyoto a few days during 2015 Gion Matsuri ... same days as a nice, soaked and windy typhoon ... I was excited to be there for the matsuri but could only follow a few mikoshi while fighting against the wind and the rain :') I wish I could see it again in better conditions !
@@varoonnone7159 The problem with that, is western government's response to not having too many children is to allow foreigners in, which in turn reproduce and as an invasive species wipe out the indignious one.
. its very important to keep culture and tradition alive , sadly a lot of the worlds cultures have been destroyed by invaders or political reasons , but awesome to see japans culture so strong , probably because they have kept foreign influences out
Yes envasive species are destroying European nations and their culture the EU is like a cancer spreading through each member state and it is beyond redemption.
There actually Okiya that allow foreigners to become Geiko. Just much more effort and time needed to be spent. specially when you are on the older side lol.
@Jack Snow A Miko is a shrine priestess or shaman. Not a Maiko apprentice Geisha. Theirs jobs consists in keeping the Shinto shrine temples, prepare the ceremonies with dances and songs devoting to a spiritual life.
thank you for a super informative video. i'd also be really interested in the history behind Awaodori dance i've watched many videos and very curious of its history
This is visually stunning. Incredible! I even downloaded this video as I'm obviously going to rewatch it multiple times. Thanks for showing us what we wouldn't have been known about without the internet :) PS New subscriber earned!
I love the Gion Matsuri so much! Every year I go to Japan and it's during summer break and I go to school during the summer in Kyoto so we almost always go to the Gion Matsuri and there is SO much people and SO many good food but I've never seen a Gion Matsuri like this
Hello Howard, I read your reply, you're bang on. My long time friends live mostly in Kanazawa, Kyoto, and Osaka. Because of the "lockdown" I sent these videos to them. They're very grateful, people have to realize that their festivals are steeped in their ancient culture. Sometimes we from the west find this hard to understand, because of "Bushido" which was truly barbaric by western standards. But to the Japanese at that time was normal to them. I thank you again for your wonderful videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Sometimes we from the East find this hard to understand, because of "slavery" which was truly barbaric by Eastern standards. But to the Caucasian at that time was normal to them.
Perfect rebuttal I remember someone making fun of Holi movies in India saying they always portrayed men flirting with women and I reminded him of all the horrid romantic comedies on Christmas time They don't even realise their hypocrisy
they are so lucky to live in a homogeneous society with an identity. This is the core of strength of any civilization. local cultures are what support and give hope to people. Opposed to this, globalism and trying to put everybody in the same mold and mix destroys people and leads entire countries to degeneration and immorality.
You should never cut the roots from which it grows. Heritage is the foundation on which we build the future of the nation. I hope that the Japanese will never forget about it, despite the changing reality around us and the so-called progress that pushes towards artificial intelligence at the expense of what is alive and beautiful. 🇯🇵⛩️🙏
in totemic rituals we pay respect to our ancestors and discover the mysterious composition of life w totemicznych rytuałach oddajemy szacunek naszym przodkom i odkrywamy tajemniczą kompozycję życia
herron dance? Maybe its a translation error and they mean Cranes? Cranes making a graceful mating dance and for Asia it is the beautiful Grus japonensis
82 people who hated this video are either Chinese communist or jealous Koreans who wanted to imitate or copy Japan’s culture and rename it using their fake Korean history and terminologies and claim it theirs. lol
![Kyoto Festival: Jidai Matsuri [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MI1jNveFN-w/mqdefault.jpg)
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It makes me very happy to see the City's traditions are still being carried out in spite of Modernization!
Thank you, Alex
Japanese culture is so beautiful. Love those ladies in traditional attires
Thank you
A very unique culture with interesting festivals. The Japanese people have been celebrating these festivals for hundreds of years. Cheers to Japan. Greetings from Germany...🍺
See you in Kyoto
Everything is so perfect. The clothes are perfectly ironed, the whites are pure white, the reds are deep red, the blacks are deep black. They do it so professionally. Always amazed by japanese refined High Culture
its so clean in japan.
Japan Is The Icon Of Asian Culuture ♥️♥️.ILuv Japan Forever❤️❤️😘😘😘😘✨✨✨😇
Miss you Kyoto, such a beautiful and clean city, loved Gion i'll be back someday
Thank you so much
I notice twenty people gave this video things down, why?
It is so beautiful, lovely costumes, also pure Japanese culture, which I've enjoyed while in Japan on holiday staying with friends.
Japanese are mostly very polite, people full of respect.
Obviously the "thumbs downers" have never experienced this personally.
My thanks for sharing this video.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
My youtube account is from 2006, basically from around the time youtube became a thing. That question is as old as youtube itself. I see people ask that question under so many videos and I have to wonder why, more so, that people keep asking it. Those people are likely never going to answer you or give you their reason why. Best thing to do really is to not pay attention to it, it really doesn't matter at all. It doesn't matter what the video is, there will always be someone to dislike the video. Should just realize this as reality and move on. Just watch the video and enjoy it...leave a comment if you like. But I don't understand why people care about likes or dislikes, when it's out of their control and you'll never get an answer. I always see this question or some comment alluding to it. Like,"I can't believe someone disliked this video!". There are billions of people on the planet, not everyone thinks the same way or likes the same things. Forget about it.
Wishing to see you in Kyoto
The maiko are soo BEAUTIFUL!!
No words how much I love all of this 😍😍😍❤️
Beautiful and rich culture, respect from Morocco and I hope for mitual respect .
3:19 This caught me off guard though .. ha ha !
I am so happy nace festival from india ❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤
There holds 300,000 festivals from smal festival until big festival in a year in Japan. Even each town and each village too. More over big city's festivals are huge and gorgeous.
Thank you so much ♥
Per fortuna in Giappone le antiche tradizioni sono ancora molto forti e sono sicuro che lo saranno anche in futuro !!!
the tradition is alitle similar to the tradition in Bali at the temple, i hope all people in jepang happy healthy with family
as usual Japan delighting us with one of their culture, thanks.
wish I could see it person although id cry from happiness
Thank you Great Video
They perform so well. As if you were living in that era
The black and silver stripped obi with with red is the look!
The unique shaking and to and from movements of the mikoshi at 6:45 and onwards during the Kankosai ritual closely resembles the same actions done for the portable shrines for the God Shiva and His Consort Parvathi in Hindu festivals done by Tamils in South India. Aum Tryambakham Yajamahe
Thank you Thank you
O M G ! Breath-taking costumes. Mikoshis, shinto - stupas . Ame - Heaven.
Beautiful Cinematography for such a magnificent culture!
We are so happy to hear that
ADORE JAPAN!
This festival is spectacular. Thanks for sharing. I'd love to see it
Wow! So happy to hear that you liked this video.
I love the music it’s so beautiful to me
Amazing beautiful tradition...Kimono Beauty Pageant must check that event out the next time I visit Kyoto...i see a week won't be enough...
Was in Kyoto a few days during 2015 Gion Matsuri ... same days as a nice, soaked and windy typhoon ... I was excited to be there for the matsuri but could only follow a few mikoshi while fighting against the wind and the rain :') I wish I could see it again in better conditions !
You are very lucky. Windy days are rare in Kyoto, and strong winds are said to be the patrol of Gods.
Please come to Japan again. from Kyoto🌸
@@KyokoUchinoko may i ask, how is the weather right now in kyoto?
Lapis Lazuli It's sunny at 26℃, the wind isn't blowing today⛅️
@@KyokoUchinoko thanks
Japan, the only technologically developed country that has remained loyal to its roots.
Thank you so much
Have more children. Your civilisation should not die out. Thank you
Let's hope it can remain so unlike the rest of the developed nations who are loosing their cultures.
@@varoonnone7159 The problem with that, is western government's response to not having too many children is to allow foreigners in, which in turn reproduce and as an invasive species wipe out the indignious one.
. its very important to keep culture and tradition alive , sadly a lot of the worlds cultures have been destroyed by invaders or political reasons , but awesome to see japans culture so strong , probably because they have kept foreign influences out
Okini (= Thank you)
Yes envasive species are destroying European nations and their culture the EU is like a cancer spreading through each member state and it is beyond redemption.
素晴らしいですね…………
綺麗ですね～～～🙏😶🙏
It's so beautiful.
Beautiful video.
It's interesting how so many different countries has it's own different traditions.
The USA is one big mush of people, that's also unique.
BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤❤❤
The turnaround at 6:11 is gorgeous..
Maiko are so pretty!! I wish I could become one :(
There actually Okiya that allow foreigners to become Geiko. Just much more effort and time needed to be spent. specially when you are on the older side lol.
u can go to Tokyo because Kyoto is traditional so no one will accept...
especially if we don't speak Japanese
Being maiko is 2 years and geiko is 4 years. Geisha is the profession
@Jack Snow It's Miko. Not Maiko... They are shrine priestess.
@Jack Snow A Miko is a shrine priestess or shaman. Not a Maiko apprentice Geisha. Theirs jobs consists in keeping the Shinto shrine temples, prepare the ceremonies with dances and songs devoting to a spiritual life.
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Gorgeous.....
Thank you, David
Amazing those girls...
thank you for a super informative video. i'd also be really interested in the history behind Awaodori dance i've watched many videos and very curious of its history
Arigato Gozaimasu
This is visually stunning. Incredible! I even downloaded this video as I'm obviously going to rewatch it multiple times. Thanks for showing us what we wouldn't have been known about without the internet :)
PS New subscriber earned!
Arigato Gozaimasu
So beautiful
I would love to become a Miko shrine priestess.
See you in Kyoto soon
Beautiful.
I love the Gion Matsuri so much! Every year I go to Japan and it's during summer break and I go to school during the summer in Kyoto so we almost always go to the Gion Matsuri and there is SO much people and SO many good food but I've never seen a Gion Matsuri like this
Beautiful 😍
Hello Howard, I read your reply, you're bang on. My long time friends live mostly in Kanazawa, Kyoto, and Osaka. Because of the "lockdown" I sent these videos to them. They're very grateful, people have to realize that their festivals are steeped in their ancient culture. Sometimes we from the west find this hard to understand, because of "Bushido" which was truly barbaric by western standards. But to the Japanese at that time was normal to them.
I thank you again for your wonderful videos.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Sometimes we from the East find this hard to understand, because of "slavery" which was truly barbaric by Eastern standards. But to the Caucasian at that time was normal to them.
Perfect rebuttal
I remember someone making fun of Holi movies in India saying they always portrayed men flirting with women and I reminded him of all the horrid romantic comedies on Christmas time
They don't even realise their hypocrisy
Lovely 😍 👌
Awesome
Thank you so much!
@@discoverkyoto 👍
they are so lucky to live in a homogeneous society with an identity. This is the core of strength of any civilization. local cultures are what support and give hope to people. Opposed to this, globalism and trying to put everybody in the same mold and mix destroys people and leads entire countries to degeneration and immorality.
The best video I've ever seen
sugoi!
thxq for sharing cultuur
Japan! Nippon!
Unik & menarik
Great
I want to see this in person.
See yoi in Kyoto this October
Traditions can be worn daily.
Maiko from Miyagawa Cho Dance to Konchiki Ondo 5:22
Great beauty
Arigato Gozaimasu
inject tradition into modernity
Japanese are so cool
Thank you so much
beautiful
So happy to hear that., Ken-san
04:00 ⛩
Que casualidad el video con el sombrero que ayer en una serie vi que tenia relacion atomica ...
You should never cut the roots from which it grows. Heritage is the foundation on which we build the future of the nation. I hope that the Japanese will never forget about it, despite the changing reality around us and the so-called progress that pushes towards artificial intelligence at the expense of what is alive and beautiful. 🇯🇵⛩️🙏
Good Tv ‼️
in totemic rituals we pay respect to our ancestors and discover the mysterious composition of life
w totemicznych rytuałach oddajemy szacunek naszym przodkom i odkrywamy tajemniczą kompozycję życia
Gion comes from Zion believe it or not.
herron dance? Maybe its a translation error and they mean Cranes? Cranes making a graceful mating dance and for Asia it is the beautiful Grus japonensis
May I use some parts of your video for use in class works?
If allowed, I will add credit every time the video appears and put it at the end.
I like those lotus Maikos
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👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Shinto is such a cool religion. Too bad it's not as huge as the Abrahamic religions.
와....👏🏻👏🏻
Arigato Gozaimasu
よく知らんけどかっけえええええええ
similar to in bali
Honto! Honto!
Yokogawa Ieyasu
Me the thirsty Ikesen fan:👁️👄👁️💦💦
Is there like a traditional belief as to why the have white faces?
Also I love that Lion dance
This video would be better only with legends, no voice describing the film.
Well, be fair, Maiko are Geisha in training.
Okini (= Thank you(
3:46 I came for this.
😳
oh my god 3:48
L'homme Sage so beautiful
🔱กิโมโน
music frequently overwhelms the narrator!
82 people who hated this video are either Chinese communist or jealous Koreans who wanted to imitate or copy Japan’s culture and rename it using their fake Korean history and terminologies and claim it theirs. lol
that is sharingan on thier fans
A true Maiko has black teeth.
Lol that’s not true. Only maiko who are in their sakkou stage wear ohaguro (teeth blackening)
The narrator sounds like that youtuber named Akidearest
There is an interesting story about the connection between Gion Festival and Judaism.
What is the story?
I've heard about it too
www2.biglobe.ne.jp/~remnant/KyotoIsraelites.htm
יש סיפור מעניין שמצביע על הקשר בין פסטיבל גיון ליהדות.
[エレミヤ書 26:3]
彼らがそれを聞いて、それぞれ悪の道から立ち返るかもしれない。そうすればわたしは、彼らの悪い行いのために彼らに下そうと考えていたわざわいを思い直す。
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What is the purpose of writing this?
よく知らんけどかっけえええええええ