Maybe you're not aware but these are extremely refreshing for those of us under lockdown across the globe. Covid is making me wish to be back in Japan.
I use Buusu, Satori Reader, Duolingo (for the basics) as for apps. Genki 1 is great for beginners and a bit cheaper than Minna no Nihongo. ♥️ good luck on her journey!!! This channel is also a great resource.
@@kemushichan A native Asian Language speaker(Korean or Chinese) will make different errors when learning Japanese causes one to make the mistakes that differ than a westerner. Here are some examples of Kanji Characters that have different meanings in Japanese and Chinese 聞 = Smell with one's Nose in Chinese, while it means Listening with one's ears in Japanese. 驚愕 in chinese translates into consternation. The same characters when interpreted from Japanese Kanji = Astonishment/admiration. 湯 = Hot Water In Japanese as in hot water for bath and brewing tea, In Chinese = Soup as Fish soup or chicken soup.. 走 = Run in Japanese and it means to walk in Chinese. 手紙 = Letter that one would write and send in the mail in Japanese, but in Chinese equals Toilet Paper. 前年 = One Year ago in Japanese. In chinese = 2 years ago.
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The production quality is so high! Great cinematography! Very well done, looks amazing. Also isnt it scary leaving a camera behind each time? (Albeit not for a long time)
Would love to see more of this! I find these kinds of videos the least common but the most interesting. By the way, here are the things I loved about your video: - You were respectful and adapted well to their manners and customs. - You brought a Japanese companion, not a similar English-speaking native. - Your video lasted more than 15 minutes. - You showcased the location and what it has to offer. - You made an effort in striking conversations with the locals, and making it about "them", not "you". - Both of you looked like you had fun. Subscribed. =)
Super cute! I love the pace of this video. I really feel like I explored the town myself. There was just enough explaining and showing and experiencing at each location. I loved the mix of Japanese and English and all of the friendly shop owners. It looks like you really researched the best of each location and the editing was phenomenal! This is just great content to share. Thank you!
Can I just say that your filming so beautiful. I feel like it always accurately depicts the atmosphere of wherever you are it’s amazing. Keep up the great work Loretta and stay safe!! Ps, thank your for your helpful tips Karen-Chan!! ☺️
Loretta, I just watched the NHK World vid on the Mt Fuji trains that you narrated--it just came out today. Great job! Thanks for showcasing Shibamata, too. It is great to see different neighborhoods that don't get much attention.
@@kemushichan My wife and I enjoy your descriptive insights and good humor! I also wanted to thank you for tagging the names of the places you visited in Shibamata. I save those on my Google maps so when we are in the area we have a knowledge base to start with.
こんにちは! ありがとう ございます for uploading this! It's so refreshing to see. I will be in a Japanese language school in 2021/2022 (covid permitting) and I've been binge watching your videos and it has me even more excited! 🥰
I love the editing here Loretta & this vlog was so good to see! I never heard of this place in Japan! It’s cool to see the little areas that are hidden gems in places like Japan that not many people know about. I am waiting for the day to safely travel to Japan someday!
They say anime doesn't reflect real Japanese culture; yet, every time I watch Loretta I feel like I'm in one. lol. Your friend's voice is so dreamy. かわいいです
This video was so beautifully edited. The begining had me singing " movies movies movies movies, if you want a movie wana see a star" something like that i believe it was. Loretta you should get the reference hahaha it shows our age. Anywho i got so excited with the candy shop. I had a friend that did a video in there n i wanted everything, however i dont think he knew about the museum. That was so cool. Cant wait for the next vid!!
Definitely loved this one - tried not to look at the screen while listening to the Japanese so I could practise! I think Internationally Me went here a few years ago a did a video as well, it's such a charming place. What was good about this video was the places were pointed out to the viewer so that could watch it for inspiration, but it didn't feel like a lecture - your videos feel like tips from a friend :) Lots of tips, thank you .
The quality of your videos just gets better and better! Love seeing these more vlog ish styles, showing the real conversations and the beautiful places. Your channel is one of my favorites!
Wow I loved this video so much! It has everything I want in a Japan travel vlog. I really like that you covered a lesser known part of Tokyo, talked with the staff, and gave everyone an opportunity to learn more about the sweets, and even Tora-san, all while showing the beautiful atmosphere. Great job! = D
This is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Japan ever since I started binging Tora-san on Netflix a few years back ...so I shot every thing with a little extra love ❤️😂
I wonder if you plan to continue with film or television, you are very good at it. Of course, you can always do vlogs. I will be looking forward to more from you. You are so personable and talented.
This was a really nice video and I have to say, you did a great job with the editing and music. There aren't many Jvloggers who I have seen do as good a job with it.
I agreee! She is very good at Japanese speaking and everything AND a great editor ..Idk what she uses though... lol I just use my iphone 11 haha and imovie
Thank you for this video. I'm super happy to watch this, because Shibamata is my hometown and I live now. This is essence of this small town and very nice video. (Things changed. Sculpture of Taishakuten was accessed by free of charge in my childhood. There were several small shops in front of the station just one year ago, but some building is being constructed now) I learned much by this video because I usually just passed shops you introduced. Thank you!
It seems so good to see you talking with strangers. I can able to speak in Japanese somehow 😂😂 but I still feel nervous while speaking. Your videos help alot 🙏🙏
Those daifukus look so good! 😋 Your videos are always so aesthichally pleasing to watch and have positive energy in them. Eagerly waiting for the next video!
I don't think I've commented on your videos before, but I just really wanted to say that your videos are super entertaining :) Everything is super well shot and edited and you have a fun personality too! I hope we get to see more of Karen-san too. And lastly, these videos are helpful for Japanese listening practice, which I appreciate as a beginner learner from overseas. この映画は面白かった。そういえば、今天ぷらが食べたいのです ww (sorry for mistakes haha)
Thanks for this! I hadn't realised that this beautiful place is literally 3 stops away from me. Definitely making a stop when things calm down a bit in Tokyo!
Thank you for making this video, I'm adding this to places to visit on our next trip. We're hoping this summer, but may need to delay to next depending on how things open.
Im bookmarking all these places you visit. You go to really interesting places compared to many other Japanese based youtubers. I like these retro style towns.
I loooooved Shibamata! I visited in Oct 2018 and always wondered why I didn't get there sooner. Watching the POV shot of you entering the dagashi shop was a lovely little burst of nostalgia. It's definitely not known as a popular tourist area, but because of that, it feels so authentic to explore. I remember reading somewhere that it's the smaller, less crowded version of Asakusa/Senso-ji.
Thank you for these beautiful videos! I really like the way you bring the viewers with you to experience places like this! The green yukata looked very good on you. Also, Karen is really cute. (I don't know enough about her to praise anything other than her looks, unfortunately) I'm a bit amused by how you are _so_ good at japanese, but managed to mispronounce your french ;-) It's "promenAAHde", not "promenAYde", and "roulETTe", not "roulAY". I'm really not complaining, I just find it amusing. I love watching and listening to your videos ^^
@@kemushichan No worries :-D You did better than most non-french speakers anyway, and you more than make up for it in other ways. Also, I learned french in highschool and haven't maintained it since then. My pronounciation is still acceptable, but my vocabulary is nearly all gone. I'm far from an authority here ;-)
Rewatching because this is a great video, and for more views ;) and just realized that the cello rendition of Ode to Joy is background music. For some reason I thought there was a cellist just sitting at the temple and playing calming music; it was so fitting. I've come across many musicians/music students in Japan just practicing in random places outdoors, including a young lady playing the flute at a dockside park on Rishiri, which was wonderfully random.
This is nice cause in 3 years in 11th grade I have to go to Okinawa, Japan for my moms job. I love the culture and language and people and makes me wish I wasn’t American, but I have friends, my favorite teacher that I’m obsessed with, and I may be nervous when I am in the higher grades of high school cause of stereotypes. Seeing this is really refreshing to see Americans communicating and blending in with the Japanese people despite different skin tone, accent, and way of speaking. Thank you for doing these videos cause they really help with soon to be foreigners like me. ありがとうございます。( I think I did it right, I’m still learning the language )
I've never been to Japan before but I am going to study in Tokyo starting from next month and honestly I am a little bit conserned id I would be able to get used to the new environment and to be able to speak japanese calmly. After I saw this video though I calmed myself down haha! It made want to do my best and be excited for my departure!|
Great video. You two rocked the yukatas too! Is that service for women only? Also, it's so refreshing to see these spots that are off the beaten path of normal tourism. Really want to add this to my to-do list when I go visit. What a gorgeous place and it shows how much you two enjoyed the little trip.
Nope, it will be open to everyone! It's still being developed but I'm helping them make sure to supply men's/women's/kids and different sizes (larger!) before fully launching
Please when this madness is all over please let me teach you surfing. I’d love to be in one of your videos we could even do the lesson in Japanese😆😂😂 I enjoy our videos so much because of all the food you eat makes me remind of my time in Japan. If you ever find your self in Hawaii let me know Mahalo!
I just discovered your channel and I really like the quality of this video. Congrats ! I love people showing the contryside of Japan. :-) I am belgian, speaking french as mothertongue, quite fluent in english and currently learning japanese for a few months. I hope to be able to go to Japan in a couple years and I am taking notes of some of the "hidden" places I can discover in these kinds of video. :-) Thanks !
I remember subscribing to this channel for the cute fanart animations years ago, but I love the direction you have taken the channel! I have been trying to learn japanese but have no one to help me with the very beginning. I've been using Duolingo in my spare time, and some self research as well. I cannot afford classes sadly. But you are very inspiring as a monolingual american wanting to learn japanese! ありがとう…また ね！
“Speaking Japanese with strangers “ should come easy for you. As Japanese speaker Even I feel confident about it. Shibamata and taishakuten is a special place for Movie fans. From legendary Japanese comedy film “otoko wa tsuraiyo”
Yooo... It's so weird to see this place again : D I was living here for one month in my "brother" house Shibamata feel really really different than other place in Tokyo ( the indian curry is so good also !!! ).
You two look so beautiful in the yukata! 4:38 These carvings are so beautiful I didn't even realize what I was looking at at first. It took me 15 seconds to realize they were wood carvings. 13:46 Him saying that his grandfather opened that shop in '27 really hit me hard. There's too much to say about that. Hahaha ^^;
KemushiChan I love your channel! I'm living IN Japan now but before I came here about 3 years ago I would watch your channel when I was dating a my first Japanese ex boyfriend and I wanted to learn Japanese so I stumbled upon your channel for learning haha! Anyways....fast forward 3 years later to now I found your channel again! yay Of course your Japanese Is totally like Native level!
This is the kind of thing I'd love to do in Japan when I eventually visit. I'd love to go to the smaller towns and wander around, trying delicious foods and chatting with nice people. Just enjoying the sweet calmness of it all.
omg! a few months ago i stayed at shibamata when i had to quarantine in tokyo for 2 weeks after i returned from my country to continue my study in japan. this is soooo nostalgic
Oh! This video reminded me I have to get my cello RE-fixed! I watched the video with your parents (SO CUTE!!!) and saw you play piano and flute! I played flute for just a short time but I am a classically trained pianist (professional level) and I started at the age of 3 after my parents got a small piano and I literally sightread through the first level book. The only other instrument I was able just to sit down and play was the cello! But I would love to hear you play or hear about how long you have played and in what capacity, etc.! 音楽は最高！ P.S. That cello / those cellos ... I would be willing to bet are incredibly expensive (judging by the quality of their tone more than the players' virtuosity!)! P.P.S. The BEST senbei I have ever had are these very large round crackers with soy sauce, sesame seeds, AND seaweed! OHHHHHH SOOOOOO GOOOD!!!
★Shrine（Shinto） Two worships, two clappings, one worship while shrines have a large, often vermilion red, torii, or sacred gate, standing in front of them
★Temple（Buddhism） press your hands together and bow once. ふたりとも着物すごく似合ってる〜、動画のクオリティが高い！ずっと住んでると当たり前のように思っているけど、あらためて和の魅力を感じさせられました。 柴又近いんで今度行ってみます！(^^)/~~~
it looks so calming over there!
That's cuz it is
Maybe you're not aware but these are extremely refreshing for those of us under lockdown across the globe. Covid is making me wish to be back in Japan.
My niece wants to learn Japanese so she asked me for some books to help her learn. I’ll also be pointing her to this channel for inspiration.
Thank you for sharing!!!
I really loved the Human Japanese app. It's a great starting point for anyone interested in picking up a little Japanese.
I use Buusu, Satori Reader, Duolingo (for the basics) as for apps. Genki 1 is great for beginners and a bit cheaper than Minna no Nihongo. ♥️ good luck on her journey!!! This channel is also a great resource.
@@kemushichan A native Asian Language speaker(Korean or Chinese) will make different errors when learning Japanese causes one to make the mistakes that differ than a westerner.
Here are some examples of Kanji Characters that have different meanings in Japanese and Chinese
聞 = Smell with one's Nose in Chinese, while it means Listening with one's ears in Japanese.
驚愕 in chinese translates into consternation. The same characters when interpreted from Japanese Kanji = Astonishment/admiration.
湯 = Hot Water In Japanese as in hot water for bath and brewing tea, In Chinese = Soup as Fish soup or chicken soup..
走 = Run in Japanese and it means to walk in Chinese.
手紙 = Letter that one would write and send in the mail in Japanese, but in Chinese equals Toilet Paper.
前年 = One Year ago in Japanese. In chinese = 2 years ago.
Ready for more country vibes?!
PART TWO IS UP!!!: ruclips.net/video/gS7GLjBV-7I/видео.html&
Thank you to our community subtitle-writers! Manuel Lamprecht (German), Nina Mononen (Finnish), そら (French), Karen Lam (Chinese Simplified & Traditional), Ana Mulino, Diana Davidson & Jer (Spanish), Esin (Turkish) (Instagram: @thought_sofa )) Giulia Galli (Italian), @JoaoEMMelo (Brazilian Portuguese)
I hope we can support you with the community subs!
The production quality is so high! Great cinematography! Very well done, looks amazing. Also isnt it scary leaving a camera behind each time? (Albeit not for a long time)
Not in Japan!!
I now have something lovely to watch
*passes you a bag of popcorn~*
@@kemushichan yay lol. Also was a good video 😊
Would love to see more of this! I find these kinds of videos the least common but the most interesting.
By the way, here are the things I loved about your video:
- You were respectful and adapted well to their manners and customs.
- You brought a Japanese companion, not a similar English-speaking native.
- Your video lasted more than 15 minutes.
- You showcased the location and what it has to offer.
- You made an effort in striking conversations with the locals, and making it about "them", not "you".
- Both of you looked like you had fun.
Subscribed. =)
Super cute! I love the pace of this video. I really feel like I explored the town myself. There was just enough explaining and showing and experiencing at each location. I loved the mix of Japanese and English and all of the friendly shop owners. It looks like you really researched the best of each location and the editing was phenomenal! This is just great content to share. Thank you!
Your presentation style is so down-to-earth and genuine, yet informative. I'm happy I stumbled across your channel. Keep doing what you do!
Thank you Pamela! I have months worth of travel vlogs I'm about to drop..I hope you like them!
This video is a WORK OF ART. Simply beautiful.
It’s always fun speaking with country locals🥺
Can I just say that your filming so beautiful. I feel like it always accurately depicts the atmosphere of wherever you are it’s amazing. Keep up the great work Loretta and stay safe!!
Ps, thank your for your helpful tips Karen-Chan!! ☺️
Karen really helped me out!!
Your videos always amaze me! They're such high quality I can't imagine the effort you put in for us. ありがとうございます!
Although it was “just one street”, I was immediately hooked up, it was amazing! This is a wonderful work of art, I can’t await to see more videos 👌
Loved the pacing and tone of the video. Made me feel like I was actually visiting there myself.
Loretta, I just watched the NHK World vid on the Mt Fuji trains that you narrated--it just came out today. Great job! Thanks for showcasing Shibamata, too. It is great to see different neighborhoods that don't get much attention.
I feel like I've invaded your screen 😂😂😂
@@kemushichan My wife and I enjoy your descriptive insights and good humor! I also wanted to thank you for tagging the names of the places you visited in Shibamata. I save those on my Google maps so when we are in the area we have a knowledge base to start with.
こんにちは! ありがとう ございます for uploading this! It's so refreshing to see. I will be in a Japanese language school in 2021/2022 (covid permitting) and I've been binge watching your videos and it has me even more excited! 🥰
I was there during my last trip to Japan in March 2019. The carvings on the temple are so beautiful you could spend days just staring at them.
everytime i watch your videos i feel like i'm astral projecting.
that temple was so cool and calming to look at.
Country food looks so delicious❤️
This is one of the places I am going to visit in September if travel is allowed again in Japan by then! Thanks so much for this video. 🥰
I love the editing here Loretta & this vlog was so good to see! I never heard of this place in Japan! It’s cool to see the little areas that are hidden gems in places like Japan that not many people know about. I am waiting for the day to safely travel to Japan someday!
impressed with your editing, well done
They say anime doesn't reflect real Japanese culture; yet, every time I watch Loretta I feel like I'm in one. lol. Your friend's voice is so dreamy. かわいいです
This video was so beautifully edited. The begining had me singing " movies movies movies movies, if you want a movie wana see a star" something like that i believe it was. Loretta you should get the reference hahaha it shows our age. Anywho i got so excited with the candy shop. I had a friend that did a video in there n i wanted everything, however i dont think he knew about the museum. That was so cool. Cant wait for the next vid!!
Definitely loved this one - tried not to look at the screen while listening to the Japanese so I could practise! I think Internationally Me went here a few years ago a did a video as well, it's such a charming place. What was good about this video was the places were pointed out to the viewer so that could watch it for inspiration, but it didn't feel like a lecture - your videos feel like tips from a friend :) Lots of tips, thank you .
The wood-sculptures are astonishing. Truly a timeless masterpiece.
The quality of your videos just gets better and better! Love seeing these more vlog ish styles, showing the real conversations and the beautiful places. Your channel is one of my favorites!
Our hostess always provides great content and insight into these areas. And, it must be said, she has some pretty amazing eyes!
I started using mirai japanese and it has helped me alot I will be tuning in often thank you☺️
Wow I loved this video so much! It has everything I want in a Japan travel vlog. I really like that you covered a lesser known part of Tokyo, talked with the staff, and gave everyone an opportunity to learn more about the sweets, and even Tora-san, all while showing the beautiful atmosphere. Great job! = D
This is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Japan ever since I started binging Tora-san on Netflix a few years back ...so I shot every thing with a little extra love ❤️😂
wow really nice! you are trying out a variety of content! love it all!
This is freshness for my eyes and brain! Beautifull images. I love Japan! Looking forward to the next epsode. Thank you and greetings from Brasil!
Woaahh the carvings are so beautiful!
We love the Tora-san (“Otoko wa tsurai ”) movies that were filmed there. It’s on our travel list next time we go there. Thanks for this video :)
Karen-chan is so kawaii 😄😄
I wonder if you plan to continue with film or television, you are very good at it. Of course, you can always do vlogs. I will be looking forward to more from you. You are so personable and talented.
This was a really nice video and I have to say, you did a great job with the editing and music. There aren't many Jvloggers who I have seen do as good a job with it.
I agreee! She is very good at Japanese speaking and everything AND a great editor ..Idk what she uses though... lol I just use my iphone 11 haha and imovie
I love your videos so much. You inspired me to learn Japanese, I can't wait to learn and experience japan for myself :)
It is a beautiful place!
Thank you for this video. I'm super happy to watch this, because Shibamata is my hometown and I live now. This is essence of this small town and very nice video.
(Things changed. Sculpture of Taishakuten was accessed by free of charge in my childhood. There were several small shops in front of the station just one year ago, but some building is being constructed now) I learned much by this video because I usually just passed shops you introduced. Thank you!
Yeah the construction is unfortunate because I really like the area there with the Tora-san and Sakura statues. I hope they are done soon!
Very well done video! Thanks for showing us! Looking forward to seeing more rural Japan.
I love these videos it's soo pleasing
Really love the editting on this one Kemushi
It seems so good to see you talking with strangers. I can able to speak in Japanese somehow 😂😂 but I still feel nervous while speaking. Your videos help alot 🙏🙏
awwwww
Thank you so much for your hard work making this beautiful video 💛💛💛
Japan looks amazing! I am currently learning Japanese, and I love the language and love Japan!
Those daifukus look so good! 😋
Your videos are always so aesthichally pleasing to watch and have positive energy in them. Eagerly waiting for the next video!
This is a great listening practise! ありがとうございます!
Can’t wait for part 2!!!!!!
I don't think I've commented on your videos before, but I just really wanted to say that your videos are super entertaining :) Everything is super well shot and edited and you have a fun personality too! I hope we get to see more of Karen-san too. And lastly, these videos are helpful for Japanese listening practice, which I appreciate as a beginner learner from overseas. この映画は面白かった。そういえば、今天ぷらが食べたいのです ww
(sorry for mistakes haha)
Thanks for this! I hadn't realised that this beautiful place is literally 3 stops away from me. Definitely making a stop when things calm down a bit in Tokyo!
Lucky duck!!!! Let me know what non-strawberry daifuku they have😂
@@kemushichan will definitely do! I'm super curious about the roast apple myself 😯
That was good relaxing content.
Thank you for making this video, I'm adding this to places to visit on our next trip. We're hoping this summer, but may need to delay to next depending on how things open.
Definitely go to yamamoto-tei when you do!!
Im bookmarking all these places you visit.
You go to really interesting places compared to many other Japanese based youtubers. I like these retro style towns.
I loooooved Shibamata! I visited in Oct 2018 and always wondered why I didn't get there sooner. Watching the POV shot of you entering the dagashi shop was a lovely little burst of nostalgia. It's definitely not known as a popular tourist area, but because of that, it feels so authentic to explore. I remember reading somewhere that it's the smaller, less crowded version of Asakusa/Senso-ji.
Thank you for these beautiful videos! I really like the way you bring the viewers with you to experience places like this!
The green yukata looked very good on you. Also, Karen is really cute. (I don't know enough about her to praise anything other than her looks, unfortunately)
I'm a bit amused by how you are _so_ good at japanese, but managed to mispronounce your french ;-)
It's "promenAAHde", not "promenAYde", and "roulETTe", not "roulAY". I'm really not complaining, I just find it amusing. I love watching and listening to your videos ^^
😂😂 oop. I think French is the one "classic foreign language" that I literally never learned a word of. Hmm hmm..
@@kemushichan No worries :-D You did better than most non-french speakers anyway, and you more than make up for it in other ways.
Also, I learned french in highschool and haven't maintained it since then. My pronounciation is still acceptable, but my vocabulary is nearly all gone. I'm far from an authority here ;-)
Again suuuch beautiful shots!! and waaaah all the delicious food!!!
This place is so near to me. Yet I haven't heard of this place. I have been living in Tokyo for almost 10 months now. Must visit this place soon.🥰
Please do!!!
...kinda like a Russian roulette (WHAT? No!)...of delicious flavors (YAY! Sign me up)
I could seriously get lost in the wood carvings for hours.
Watashito!
This is beautiful♡ absolutely love these sorts of videos!
Two beautiful females with amazing personalities. I enjoy watching because i get educated.
Thank you for doing these videos! I've been subscribed for a while now, but the dialogue has been a fun way for me to study! Taking N3 in Dec!
Good luck with that BEAST
This promenade has more characters than Asakusa Sensoji Temple.
There are too many tourist shops in Asakusa
Cool video
They seriously need to build shrines in every Japanese city dedicated solely to Dango.
Please indulge for the rest of is overseas
What a beautiful video! This is the kind of place I want to visit when I go to Japan 😍
10:14 my chunk self would just think 'it's fruit, have it all, no need to chose between them'😆
Rewatching because this is a great video, and for more views ;) and just realized that the cello rendition of Ode to Joy is background music. For some reason I thought there was a cellist just sitting at the temple and playing calming music; it was so fitting. I've come across many musicians/music students in Japan just practicing in random places outdoors, including a young lady playing the flute at a dockside park on Rishiri, which was wonderfully random.
So excited!
This is nice cause in 3 years in 11th grade I have to go to Okinawa, Japan for my moms job. I love the culture and language and people and makes me wish I wasn’t American, but I have friends, my favorite teacher that I’m obsessed with, and I may be nervous when I am in the higher grades of high school cause of stereotypes. Seeing this is really refreshing to see Americans communicating and blending in with the Japanese people despite different skin tone, accent, and way of speaking. Thank you for doing these videos cause they really help with soon to be foreigners like me. ありがとうございます。( I think I did it right, I’m still learning the language )
Y'all are so cute! Great video and it's always great to get in some listening practice :)
What a great place to visit!
Thank you for the wonderful video.
Great video, the vibes from Japan is lovely!
Your video editing skills are so good !! Love the motion graphics
Hahah thank you! Just a little extra 2D love
Ah, that traditional Japanese theme "Ode an die Freude" by ルウヅビクバンベエツホベン！ 😂
I've never been to Japan before but I am going to study in Tokyo starting from next month and honestly I am a little bit conserned id I would be able to get used to the new environment and to be able to speak japanese calmly. After I saw this video though I calmed myself down haha! It made want to do my best and be excited for my departure!|
You're going to have a blast!!!!!!
Great video. You two rocked the yukatas too! Is that service for women only? Also, it's so refreshing to see these spots that are off the beaten path of normal tourism. Really want to add this to my to-do list when I go visit. What a gorgeous place and it shows how much you two enjoyed the little trip.
Nope, it will be open to everyone! It's still being developed but I'm helping them make sure to supply men's/women's/kids and different sizes (larger!) before fully launching
@@kemushichan oh that sounds amazing!
I enjoyed every second of that shibamata video, japan is just beautiful in every corner
Please when this madness is all over please let me teach you surfing. I’d love to be in one of your videos we could even do the lesson in Japanese😆😂😂 I enjoy our videos so much because of all the food you eat makes me remind of my time in Japan. If you ever find your self in Hawaii let me know Mahalo!
you are now my favourite youtuber 👍🏻
I just discovered your channel and I really like the quality of this video. Congrats ! I love people showing the contryside of Japan. :-)
I am belgian, speaking french as mothertongue, quite fluent in english and currently learning japanese for a few months.
I hope to be able to go to Japan in a couple years and I am taking notes of some of the "hidden" places I can discover in these kinds of video. :-)
Thanks !
Thank you for dropping in to watch!! I think you'll like the next two videos a lot 🥰
I remember subscribing to this channel for the cute fanart animations years ago, but I love the direction you have taken the channel! I have been trying to learn japanese but have no one to help me with the very beginning. I've been using Duolingo in my spare time, and some self research as well. I cannot afford classes sadly. But you are very inspiring as a monolingual american wanting to learn japanese! ありがとう…また ね！
Wow!!!! Thank you for sticking around for so long?!?!? Maybe I'll throw in a little animation for you 😍
I would absolutely love that! But I know animation takes a lot of time and effort, so don't push yourself too hard if it's an out of the way thing!
I love your videos!!!!
“Speaking Japanese with strangers “ should come easy for you.
As Japanese speaker Even I feel confident about it.
Shibamata and taishakuten is a special place for Movie fans. From legendary Japanese comedy film “otoko wa tsuraiyo”
Really love your videos! Great camera work and music too. You got yourself a new sub^^
Oh, Beethoven. Very Japanese.
Love the interplay between Japanese and English. It is like how we speak at home.
never heard of this place before! the retro candy store was my favorite part :) definitely wanna add this stop on my future japan trip~
I can't ever go there, I'd spend ALL of my money on the local food! Looks so Goooood!
Yooo... It's so weird to see this place again : D I was living here for one month in my "brother" house Shibamata feel really really different than other place in Tokyo ( the indian curry is so good also !!! ).
You two look so beautiful in the yukata!
4:38 These carvings are so beautiful I didn't even realize what I was looking at at first. It took me 15 seconds to realize they were wood carvings.
13:46 Him saying that his grandfather opened that shop in '27 really hit me hard. There's too much to say about that. Hahaha ^^;
Really nice video... So interesting!
KemushiChan I love your channel! I'm living IN Japan now but before I came here about 3 years ago I would watch your channel when I was dating a my first Japanese ex boyfriend and I wanted to learn Japanese so I stumbled upon your channel for learning haha! Anyways....fast forward 3 years later to now I found your channel again! yay
Of course your Japanese Is totally like Native level!
I love how you used the european hymne :D great video ^^
This is the kind of thing I'd love to do in Japan when I eventually visit. I'd love to go to the smaller towns and wander around, trying delicious foods and chatting with nice people. Just enjoying the sweet calmness of it all.
omg! a few months ago i stayed at shibamata when i had to quarantine in tokyo for 2 weeks after i returned from my country to continue my study in japan. this is soooo nostalgic
Oh! This video reminded me I have to get my cello RE-fixed! I watched the video with your parents (SO CUTE!!!) and saw you play piano and flute! I played flute for just a short time but I am a classically trained pianist (professional level) and I started at the age of 3 after my parents got a small piano and I literally sightread through the first level book. The only other instrument I was able just to sit down and play was the cello! But I would love to hear you play or hear about how long you have played and in what capacity, etc.! 音楽は最高！
P.S. That cello / those cellos ... I would be willing to bet are incredibly expensive (judging by the quality of their tone more than the players' virtuosity!)!
P.P.S. The BEST senbei I have ever had are these very large round crackers with soy sauce, sesame seeds, AND seaweed! OHHHHHH SOOOOOO GOOOD!!!
Music FAM. wow!! Next time I'll have to have you provide the solo!!!!! 👀👀👀
★Shrine（Shinto）
Two worships, two clappings, one worship
while shrines have a large, often vermilion red, torii, or sacred gate, standing in front of them
★Temple（Buddhism）
press your hands together and bow once.
ふたりとも着物すごく似合ってる〜、動画のクオリティが高い！ずっと住んでると当たり前のように思っているけど、あらためて和の魅力を感じさせられました。
柴又近いんで今度行ってみます！(^^)/~~~
大福のレポート、お願いします！
I didn't even know that, pretty interesting.