▼Part2 of this video▼ How You Can Feel ZEN Through Tea Ceremony and Japanese Style Gardens ruclips.net/video/5vCMnkTRDKk/видео.html ●Kimono Tea Ceremony Maikoya mai-ko.com/culture/tea-ceremony/ 〈Google Map〉 g.page/MaikoyaKyoto?share [Payment options] Cash / Credit cards [Open time] 9:00AM~7:00PM [Smoking] Prohibited [Parkings] None *The information is as of the time of the shooting of this video. Please check the official website for the latest information.
When I visited Japan a few years ago, I had the honor of experiencing a tour of a similar type of building. Even more amazing was the Great-Grandson of the man who built it, gave us the tour and spoke about his family history and what it was like living there. This was in Osaka, and I can’t recall the name, but I would love to re-visit it.
Architecture and gardens, you made my day! ^__^ About Western gardens, if it's true that French and Italian gardens are quite formal and symmetrical, English garden are all about tortuous paths in "seemingly" untamed nature where symmetry or geometric shapes are no factors (except for the buxus labyrinths, because you always need an exception or two xD ).
The instrument is a Koto. I was going ask in a comment, but went and looked up Japanese Stringed music instruments and BANG! found a list. I found some music on RUclips. That was easy. Arigato.
I'm happy that I found your channel, Shogo. You make very high-quality videos and convey information with little bias other than comments on the relationship between tradition and modernity. Thank you for your work, sir.
Thanks for your continuing videos on Japanese culture and historical buildings The garden and the building are beautiful Thanks for the explanation of things in the building Keep it up Big Thumbs up 👍
The sound of her playing the Koto is so dreamy and haunting at the same time. It's beautiful. This entire video was full of beautiful things and messages! 💖💖 I needed this today.
Most enjoyable 😎👍 THE best place to learn everything about Japanese history, life and tradition. Subscribed and never miss an episode. Thanks for all your dedication Shogo-San 😎👍❤🖖
its always really great to listen to someone knowledgeable and excited. even when they have a more reserved manner their respect for the art and culture still shines through
Amazing and fascinating video, Shogo and Tomoko! I actually felt myself relax imagining the garden and all the Zen elements! I think this would be awesome for mental health. Letting go of all your preconceived notions and worries and letting the nature surround you! You are way better than the History or National Geographic Channels for Japanese culture! Thank you!
So much history and beautiful designs 😍 Shogo would you like to cover the history on the Koi fish and the significance it holds to Japan sometime? :) I find Koi fish so beautiful and fascinating. :)
Thanks to you I'm already planning to go visit Kyoto as soon as is possible (next year or 2023!). Definitely will visit this place, it's so beautiful and full of peace and meaning, thank you Shogo-san!
Konnchiwa! I just wanted to say that I love your videos and really admire the way you explain Japanese culture. I have a humble request for a video. As I would like to train with a bō. Could you please make a video on the origin and culture of bōjutsu. Arigato gozaimasu.
▼Who is Shogo? What is this channel about?▼ ruclips.net/video/nhEamHfzyyg/видео.html ▼Related videos in this channel▼ -The Perfect Place for Your First Try of Tea Ceremony and Matcha! Learn and Experience SADO in Kyoto ruclips.net/video/peHUAD_sFtU/видео.html -Stroll Through the Heart of Kyoto Wearing Your Favorite KIMONO and Get Dressed by Professionals! ruclips.net/video/0UJRpQxZg5k/видео.html -How Has the COVID Pandemic Changed the World of Maiko/Geisha? ruclips.net/video/LB3SHW0WqrU/видео.html ▼MY DREAM▼ ruclips.net/video/EgowIV_kagA/видео.html “To make every Japan lovers’ dream come true, by making Japan a more secure, comfortable, and safer place for everyone to visit, study, and live in” I will be using the profit I gain from this channel at restaurants, hotels, and cultural facilities in Kyoto to introduce them. The more you watch the videos on this channel, Kyoto and Japan will become a more exciting place, and you can support your own and others’ dreams in the future even more. ▼Join our Membership▼ ruclips.net/channel/UCn7DCb9ttrcw9h3vh9dfnVwjoin ●Membership benefits -Limited behind-the-scene videos ruclips.net/p/UUMOn7DCb9ttrcw9h3vh9dfnVw -Weekly live stream -Priority reply to comments Every single yen we earn from this membership, we will be donating to groups of people who are fighting to solve social problems in Japan, the Japanese schools where foreign students can study, or use it to spread the works of people working with traditional culture in Japan to preserve the arts they are doing. ▼[Sub-channel] “Shogo’s Podcast”▼ ruclips.net/channel/UCZAe1VayWxp5NLO4Net78DA Please subscribe!! The perfect channel to learn about Japanese culture and history in your spare time, during your walk to school or work, and when you are cooking or doing house chores. Not only will I be covering the topics in this main channel, but also some topics that you will only be able to enjoy in the sub-channel, like answering questions I receive, and my opinions towards some of the comments. ▼[Listen to the real voices of the Japanese] "Voices from Japan series"▼ ruclips.net/p/PLpIWoYf9KNFXxLyeQa85jDudDKqkwPg-2 ▼[Places recommeneded to visit in Kyoto] "Kyoto Hidden Gems" series▼ ruclips.net/p/PLpIWoYf9KNFU2YmZtyfKJi9-MCpycAPWy ▼Instagram▼ instagram.com/lets_ask_shogo/ *Please ask me questions through the DM here!（⚠️I do not use e-mail） ▼Shogo’s profile▼ Hello everyone, and thank you for watching my videos! I’m Shogo, a Kyoto born & Hiroshima raised Japanese, that grew up in Michigan USA for 6 years, and studied Mandarin in Beijing university for a year! I live in Kyoto now, as I train in Iaido(katana), Sado(tea ceremony), and Noh theatre(traditional stage art). In this channel, you can take a closer look at Japanese traditional culture, tips on traveling to Kyoto, and social problems in Japan. So learners and lovers of Japanese language and culture, be sure to subscribe to enjoy more content! If you enjoyed this video, please hit the LIKE button, and share with your friends and family! My goal is “to achieve 1,000,000 subscribers by January 2023”, so your help would mean a lot!
Gosh you know you've been subscribed for a while when you see your favorite RUclipsrs just grow and grow, I'm so proud of you Shogo! Thank you for showing us the wonderful places of Japan! 😁✨
Thank you so much for the virtual tour 😊 I would love to visit such building one day if I ever go to Japan, it's a big dream of mine The zen mindset, the respect for nature and the 4 principals of tea ceremony truly fascinate me. I love how they hold a huge importance in the traditions and the culture! Once again arigatou gozaimasu Shogo-san!
Beautiful video and what an amazing experience being in that Machya Shogo-san! Thank you for helping teach us some thing about them. Would love eso modify my house to look like this Next year.
It was lovely to see the architecture and gardens. By the way the performer of the Koto has admirable skill. While seemingly simple it is quite challenging to maintain music and flip the sheet music at the same time. It's why I get so annoyed with music books because they are always so awkward to flip mid song!
エｴｴｪｪ(°ロ° )ｪｪｴｴエ Shogo-san when did you get over 500k subscribers?! I swear the last time I noticed it you were at 250k and now you're more than halfway to your goal!
Impressive! Something that makes me curious is about cleaning. I mean, everything is natural in there, and there are some lovely antiques too. But dust may enter the ambient naturally, so the cleaning would have some wearing effect over the years. Even so, everything looks quite pristine (at least through the lenses). Oh, I really want to spent a time in Japan someday...
Wow!! That was an amazing video, thank You. I so much liked the respectful and polite manner between You and the guide. I love this part of Japan's history. Wish You merry Christmas (if You celebrate it).
I so much joy watching your videos there's so much to embrace and absorb and inhale I would one day love to go to an authentic Japanese restaurant I guess / tea House I would love to see the geisha dance and listen to their beautiful music is there anything in New Jersey?
LOVE the all the wood in the interior. All of the vertical pieces of wood in there are likely place "as the tree grew" to honor the way the tree made the wood...Sashimono don't use the wood "up-side down".
What Up Shogo, thanks for the great Content. I was wondering if you have ever thought of doing a video on the Art of Bonsai. I'm a Bonsai Artist in the USA, of +15 years. I want to make a pilgrimage to Japan one day to visit the most famous nurseries and sites for bonsai and its associated Pottery Arts. I've obviously seen most if not all the content out there on the subject, but i thought it was a topic i was surprised you never covered.
here we go again, another knowledge that will surely blown my mind as if I wasn't blown by how much japanese culture I've been knowing thx to shogo,#1 like for shogo=1brain cells will multiply in order to increase my understanding about japanese culture 🙇♂️🙇♂️
I dont want to be rude but at 8:03 i do want to say that the locking that he put for the fence my break easily.I meant if there is any strong wind the wooden hoop would break it or any intruder would just pull it up.
1st commenter 10th viewer finally early, finally earnt a life achievement. -Quote by me Edit: Never got noticed by Shogo Edit: I actually got noticed by Shogo!
While it's clear that the expat is quite knowledgeable as it's his job, I'm pretty sure a Japanese would have known what that "round thing you put on the gate" is called and a local, even if he didn't know English and Shogo needed to translate would have known more and made this video look more authentic. It's that authenticity I'm looking for on this channel. It's what a Japanese experiences when he goes to a Machiya. What an English speaking tourist experiences, that I already know or will eventually know when the pandemic calms down. Please get Japanese guides next time, in the end, as tourists we can have the experience you just shared in this clip in any tourist trap we might access, but we can never be treated as locals and well, learn to act a bit more like one when we can finally get there.
▼Part2 of this video▼
How You Can Feel ZEN Through Tea Ceremony and Japanese Style Gardens
ruclips.net/video/5vCMnkTRDKk/видео.html
●Kimono Tea Ceremony Maikoya
mai-ko.com/culture/tea-ceremony/
〈Google Map〉
g.page/MaikoyaKyoto?share
[Payment options] Cash / Credit cards
[Open time] 9:00AM~7:00PM
[Smoking] Prohibited
[Parkings] None
*The information is as of the time of the shooting of this video. Please check the official website for the latest information.
the harp performance made me cry.. so beautiful!
As a Japanese I’m glad to see this . Amazing garden I want to learn more !
When I visited Japan a few years ago, I had the honor of experiencing a tour of a similar type of building. Even more amazing was the Great-Grandson of the man who built it, gave us the tour and spoke about his family history and what it was like living there. This was in Osaka, and I can’t recall the name, but I would love to re-visit it.
Architecture and gardens, you made my day! ^__^
About Western gardens, if it's true that French and Italian gardens are quite formal and symmetrical, English garden are all about tortuous paths in "seemingly" untamed nature where symmetry or geometric shapes are no factors (except for the buxus labyrinths, because you always need an exception or two xD ).
I always love the sound of that instrument at the end. I don't know why. It's so unique, peaceful, and transformative.
The instrument is a Koto. I was going ask in a comment, but went and looked up Japanese Stringed music instruments and BANG! found a list. I found some music on RUclips. That was easy. Arigato.
That Shamisen was really pretty.
I'm happy that I found your channel, Shogo. You make very high-quality videos and convey information with little bias other than comments on the relationship between tradition and modernity. Thank you for your work, sir.
Thanks for your continuing videos on Japanese culture and historical buildings The garden and the building are beautiful Thanks for the explanation of things in the building Keep it up Big Thumbs up 👍
The garden is so beautiful. I felt a brief moment of peacefulness just looking at it. Then it's back to reality. Thanks for the video.
The sound of her playing the Koto is so dreamy and haunting at the same time. It's beautiful. This entire video was full of beautiful things and messages! 💖💖 I needed this today.
Most enjoyable 😎👍
THE best place to learn everything about Japanese history, life and tradition.
Subscribed and never miss an episode.
Thanks for all your dedication Shogo-San
😎👍❤🖖
its always really great to listen to someone knowledgeable and excited. even when they have a more reserved manner their respect for the art and culture still shines through
Amazing and fascinating video, Shogo and Tomoko! I actually felt myself relax imagining the garden and all the Zen elements! I think this would be awesome for mental health. Letting go of all your preconceived notions and worries and letting the nature surround you! You are way better than the History or National Geographic Channels for Japanese culture! Thank you!
What a beautiful garden! 💜 I really love Japanese gardens! Nice video once again, Shogo and the team!
So much history and beautiful designs 😍
Shogo would you like to cover the history on the Koi fish and the significance it holds to Japan sometime? :) I find Koi fish so beautiful and fascinating. :)
Thank you Shogo!! My dream is to develop a Japan garden in my backyard one day. Just beautiful💐💐
Thanks to you I'm already planning to go visit Kyoto as soon as is possible (next year or 2023!). Definitely will visit this place, it's so beautiful and full of peace and meaning, thank you Shogo-san!
What a fantastic video. Watching it is a pleasure. Thank you!
Konnchiwa! I just wanted to say that I love your videos and really admire the way you explain Japanese culture. I have a humble request for a video. As I would like to train with a bō. Could you please make a video on the origin and culture of bōjutsu. Arigato gozaimasu.
Loved the video - especially the best part, the Japanese Harp performance at the end! Truly peaceful listening to it.
Thanks Shogo! This was a real treat to see such a lovely historical building and tea house.
The concluding musical performance was simply divine.
Thank you for taking us with you on this tour. It was lovely and now I can add this to our next trip to Kyoto.
Wow Maiko are beautiful! Love your videos, thanks for posting
Your videos are always so informative. Keep it up! 🏔️😋
I would love to visit a beautiful place like this and immerse myself in this part of Japanese culture!
▼Who is Shogo? What is this channel about?▼
ruclips.net/video/nhEamHfzyyg/видео.html
▼Related videos in this channel▼
-The Perfect Place for Your First Try of Tea Ceremony and Matcha! Learn and Experience SADO in Kyoto
ruclips.net/video/peHUAD_sFtU/видео.html
-Stroll Through the Heart of Kyoto Wearing Your Favorite KIMONO and Get Dressed by Professionals!
ruclips.net/video/0UJRpQxZg5k/видео.html
-How Has the COVID Pandemic Changed the World of Maiko/Geisha?
ruclips.net/video/LB3SHW0WqrU/видео.html
▼MY DREAM▼
ruclips.net/video/EgowIV_kagA/видео.html
“To make every Japan lovers’ dream come true, by making Japan a more secure, comfortable, and safer place for everyone to visit, study, and live in”
I will be using the profit I gain from this channel at restaurants, hotels, and cultural facilities in Kyoto to introduce them. The more you watch the videos on this channel, Kyoto and Japan will become a more exciting place, and you can support your own and others’ dreams in the future even more.
▼Join our Membership▼
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Please subscribe!!
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Not only will I be covering the topics in this main channel, but also some topics that you will only be able to enjoy in the sub-channel, like answering questions I receive, and my opinions towards some of the comments.
▼[Listen to the real voices of the Japanese] "Voices from Japan series"▼
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▼[Places recommeneded to visit in Kyoto] "Kyoto Hidden Gems" series▼
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Hello everyone, and thank you for watching my videos!
I’m Shogo, a Kyoto born & Hiroshima raised Japanese, that grew up in Michigan USA for 6 years, and studied Mandarin in Beijing university for a year! I live in Kyoto now, as I train in Iaido(katana), Sado(tea ceremony), and Noh theatre(traditional stage art).
In this channel, you can take a closer look at Japanese traditional culture, tips on traveling to Kyoto, and social problems in Japan. So learners and lovers of Japanese language and culture, be sure to subscribe to enjoy more content!
If you enjoyed this video, please hit the LIKE button, and share with your friends and family! My goal is “to achieve 1,000,000 subscribers by January 2023”, so your help would mean a lot!
Gosh you know you've been subscribed for a while when you see your favorite RUclipsrs just grow and grow, I'm so proud of you Shogo! Thank you for showing us the wonderful places of Japan! 😁✨
Very beautiful and very classy place. If I visit Japan, I will definitely try to go there.
Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵
Thank you so much for the virtual tour 😊
I would love to visit such building one day if I ever go to Japan, it's a big dream of mine
The zen mindset, the respect for nature and the 4 principals of tea ceremony truly fascinate me. I love how they hold a huge importance in the traditions and the culture!
Once again arigatou gozaimasu Shogo-san!
Beautiful video and what an amazing experience being in that Machya Shogo-san! Thank you for helping teach us some thing about them. Would love eso modify my house to look like this Next year.
These videos are fantastic!!!! You really give us a truly authentic experience!
That Is a beautiful place
Watching this was so relaxing 😌 thank you for sharing.
It was lovely to see the architecture and gardens. By the way the performer of the Koto has admirable skill. While seemingly simple it is quite challenging to maintain music and flip the sheet music at the same time. It's why I get so annoyed with music books because they are always so awkward to flip mid song!
エｴｴｪｪ(°ロ° )ｪｪｴｴエ Shogo-san when did you get over 500k subscribers?! I swear the last time I noticed it you were at 250k and now you're more than halfway to your goal!
Hello! Thank you for share this amazing video! A lot of information! I really want to visit Kyoto. All the best!!
Impressive!
Something that makes me curious is about cleaning. I mean, everything is natural in there, and there are some lovely antiques too. But dust may enter the ambient naturally, so the cleaning would have some wearing effect over the years. Even so, everything looks quite pristine (at least through the lenses).
Oh, I really want to spent a time in Japan someday...
This is a great video! Kyoto has such beautiful traditions.
Its so beautiful and relaxing. Love Kyoto, thanks Adam san for the video, very informative Want to visit.
I loved this video! Definitely one of my favorites!
I always wanted a video like this about japanese architecture! ありがとう Shogo!
I love your videos! Keep it up!
So incredibly interesting and educational! One of my favourite Shogo videos!
i find so cool to see that evry thing happens in building stuf thay do it whit purpis we here in the nederlands can learn from it
Wow!! That was an amazing video, thank You. I so much liked the respectful and polite manner between You and the guide. I love this part of Japan's history. Wish You merry Christmas (if You celebrate it).
i love the architecture wish that could be my house
Such Beauty
Mum and I wish you a merry christmas to you all🎁🎄🎁🎄🍗🍗🍗
Thanks!
honestly awesome...
I so much joy watching your videos there's so much to embrace and absorb and inhale I would one day love to go to an authentic Japanese restaurant I guess / tea House I would love to see the geisha dance and listen to their beautiful music is there anything in New Jersey?
LOVE the all the wood in the interior. All of the vertical pieces of wood in there are likely place "as the tree grew" to honor the way the tree made the wood...Sashimono don't use the wood "up-side down".
ဂျပန်ဗိုလ်ဏင်သမိးးးးအိုက်ကိုလ်ချည်းးမိသာစုဂျပန်ပြည်သူသာအစိုရများခင်ဗျးးးဒိဆောင်မည်းးးးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးးးးနာမည်းးးးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးးနာမည်းးပြေလေကျောက်းးးးးနာမည်းးးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးဒိဆောင်မည်ပြေလေကျောက်းးးးးးကာဝင်လမ်ဆုံးးးသည်ရိနော်းးးးးတဆက်ခြေကျိုလေယာဥ်ကွင်ဓာတ်ဗုံပန်ကောင်ပါတိစာပေရင်ရယ်းးးးယခုးးးဘုတ်ပြင်ဆံသနေရမိးနစ်းးးးးးးမကွေခွေဂွေသိးးးးသိမျာသကေ်တနိမိတ်ထာပေဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးးးခင်ဗျးးးးနာမည်းးးးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးးးဒိဆောင်မည်ခင်ဗျးးးးဗေဒင်ဆရာအိမ်ဘုရာရောင်အိမ်အရှေးးးးသည်ရိနော်ကြော်ညာပြာထည်ထာပါဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးတိရိဂံလိုရေထည်ပါခင်ဗျးးးးးဒိနာမည်သကေ်တနိမိတ်ထာပြိးးးးးးနာမည်းးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးးနစ်သတ္တဝါခမ်သိမ်ဓမ္မာကိမ်ပါစေးးးးးဂျပန်ပြည်သူသာအစိုရထပ်ရေသိခင်ဗျးးးးဂျပန်ကိုရိယာသိချိုင်မမနစ်ဥူးးပုလဲးးးးးအိုက်ကိုလ်ချည်းးးးးသကေ်တနိမိတ်ခင်ဗျးးးးးအရင်ကလေမွေဒယ်ဘုတ်ပြင်းးးးမောင်လေမနှင်ညကည်ရှိဒယ်းးးးခင်ဗျးးးးးခန်ထည်လာချောင်လာမေထာဒယ်းးးချောင်တာစူလန်ဆိုကယ်ခေါ်တက်လည်ခေါ်ဒယ်လူပြောစရာရှိလည်ခင်ဗျးးးးးးဆနွမ်မကင်းးးးးဘုတ်ပြင်အရင်ကလေမွေဒယ်မနှင်ကြည်လာခင်ဗျဖြေပါခင်ဗျးးးးဂျပန်အစိုရသိပေထာဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးခန်ထည့လာရောက်းးချောင်းးဗုဒွလျောင်တော်မူသက်န်ကောင်းမကောင်းဖြစ်းးးးးလှူခံထာဒယ်းးးးမဇွိူမပဓိတပဖြစ်းးးလက်ဥူချိထာဒယ်းးးစစ်ကိုင်သိတဂူညာဏိသာရဖြေပါးးးတဆက်ဖြေပါးးးးဥပဒေဝိနည်ညိပါးးးသက်န်အကြောင်ပြးးးးမောင်လေမိန်မနှင်ကြည်လာအရင်ကလေမွေဒယ်ဘုတ်ပြင်ကပါခင်ဗျးးးးးချိန်းးးစာသာပါဒါ်စာတက်တာနစ်တည်ပြုမယ်းးးသက်န်အကြောက်ပြုးးးစကားပြောနေတားးးးဥပဒေဝိနည်ညိးးးးးဆေဆွမ်းးစိမံတာလက်မခဲရင်ပြိဗော်ခင်ဗျးးးလှူခံစာရဒယ်လည်စာပါခင်ဗျးးးး၃မိနစ်ပါးးးးချိန်းးး၃မိနစ်းးးးချိန်းး၃မိနစ်းးးချိန်၃မိနစ်ပါးးးးမိနမ်ကြေနမ်းးးမုဆလစ်လိုးးးးကြေနမ်ဗုံဖောင်ခွဲရေထမပြောနစ်းးးးဥပဒေဝိနည်ညိပြောပါလိုးးဂျပန်အစိုရဥပဒေဝိနည်းးးးအိုတိခေတ်မှးးးးအစဖေဘုတ်လောကံခေတ်အစးးးးးဥပဒေဝိနည်ရှိဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးသတ္တဝါခမ်သိမ်ဓမ္မာကိမ်ပါစေးးးးးစစ်ကိုင်သိတဂူညာဏိသာရးးးဥပဒေဝိနည်းးးးမေရအောင်ပါခင်ဗျးးးးးးနာမည်းးးးးပြေလေကျောက်းးးဖြစ်ဒိဆောင်နာမည်ပေထာဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးးးကမ္ညာဖွဲစည်ကးးးးသဿဏ္ဏာဖွဲဖြစ်မယ်းးးးးယညဥ်ကျေမူဖွဲလာမသိဘူးးးးးဂျပန်နိင်ငံးးဥပဒေဝိနည်ညိဆောင်သတင်မှလွင်ထာဒယ်သိရလိုပါခင်ဗျးးးးးစာချိန်နစ်မျှးးဥပဒေဝိနည်မေရမယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးးဆေးဆွမ်စိမံတလက်မခံရင်ပြိတာပဲးးဥပဒေဝိနည်းးးးလှူခံပြိစာရတာလည်ခင်ဗျးးဒါတောမြန်မာသံဃာအနေထာပါယာဥ်ကျေမူပါခင်ဗျးးးးးဘုရင်နောင်ကျောင်ထက်သမိုင်ကြိဒယ်းးးးးထိုင်နိင်ငံကပါခင်ဗျးးးးးသိတဂူဆရာတော်ခင်ဗျးးးးးုဆက်သွယ်မေပါးးးးဂျပန်နိင်ငံကိုခင်ဗျးးးးးးခေါင်နိရောင်ဖြစ်ဆွမ်တဂုံရွှေတဂုံခေါင်နိရောင်ဖြစ်လာတားးးတွေရဒယ်းးးးရွှေတဂုံလာဇဍ်ကးးးသံဃာမျာသွားနေထာပါးးမြိတ်ကြိုချသတ်မယ်စကားဟားးးမြိတ်မိးလောင်ဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးပန်ချိနစ်တကွာရှိဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးဒိဆောင်ဥူမှခင်ဗျးးးးချိန်ပါဒယ်ခင်ဗျးးးးဂျပန်အစိုရသိပေထာဥပဒေဝိနည်ညိမေပါခင်ဗျးးး
What Up Shogo, thanks for the great Content. I was wondering if you have ever thought of doing a video on the Art of Bonsai. I'm a Bonsai Artist in the USA, of +15 years. I want to make a pilgrimage to Japan one day to visit the most famous nurseries and sites for bonsai and its associated Pottery Arts. I've obviously seen most if not all the content out there on the subject, but i thought it was a topic i was surprised you never covered.
great! thank you very much.
Amazing video!!
I've been watching these videos to make my Animal Crossing House as legitimate as possible.
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良い！
here we go again, another knowledge that will surely blown my mind as if I wasn't blown by how much japanese culture I've been knowing thx to shogo,#1 like for shogo=1brain cells will multiply in order to increase my understanding about japanese culture 🙇♂️🙇♂️
It’s weird watching a foreigner introducing Japan to a Japanese. Respect tho
Is this a Japanese only tea house? If it is cool. Respect. Is he a alpino red eyes hybrid?
Ichigo - Once in lifetime, Anime Bleach main character's name is Ichigo (in English). Are they the same?
Is the City of Kyoto the Owner? That is, is this Kyoto City Public Company? Or is it Privatly Owned?
For me, this should be Owned by Kyoto, or Japan!
Is it me or have you been posting a lot more
This gaijin knows more about Japan than the Jap does.
I find it ironic that Adam-san (Gaijin) explains to Shogo-san what Kyo-Machiya is.
What song was being played on the koto at the end?
I dont want to be rude but at 8:03 i do want to say that the locking that he put for the fence my break easily.I meant if there is any strong wind the wooden hoop would break it or any intruder would just pull it up.
The garden is inside the house, that garden fence is just decorative.
Can I ask you something what's hagibana mean?
meanwhile my brain: how much does a tatami cost, and do I have to replace it if I spill the tea
This is like a Westerner showing an Asian guy how to use the chopsticks.
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1st commenter 10th viewer finally early, finally earnt a life achievement. -Quote by me
Edit: Never got noticed by Shogo
Edit: I actually got noticed by Shogo!
no one has a problem w cultural sharing, but is yellow face/doing an accent necessary?
hmm. disappointed, very little actual architecture has been shown and discused
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While it's clear that the expat is quite knowledgeable as it's his job, I'm pretty sure a Japanese would have known what that "round thing you put on the gate" is called and a local, even if he didn't know English and Shogo needed to translate would have known more and made this video look more authentic. It's that authenticity I'm looking for on this channel. It's what a Japanese experiences when he goes to a Machiya. What an English speaking tourist experiences, that I already know or will eventually know when the pandemic calms down. Please get Japanese guides next time, in the end, as tourists we can have the experience you just shared in this clip in any tourist trap we might access, but we can never be treated as locals and well, learn to act a bit more like one when we can finally get there.
“Ohhh… ahhh… wow… ohhh… ok… ahhh… huhhhh…” 🙄
Those poor girls forced to wear those shoes and lay with their necks breaking :( I wish the sexism in other countries would be worked on
Stunning