An Introduction to Japanese Kuji Kiri

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июл 2017
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  • @hrishikeshprabhu235
    @hrishikeshprabhu235 3 года назад +9

    It's kind of tantric symbolism for spiritual protection by the elements of nature which can bring the internal surge of power to face situation by eradicating negativity.

  • @3rdeye7thdimension
    @3rdeye7thdimension 7 лет назад +18

    Maybe I'll finally understand why my grandmother cut down other people's trees and said she saw evil spirits in them.
    Probably not, she was fucking bat shit.

    • @jaytomioka3137
      @jaytomioka3137 2 года назад +2

      How do you know that there weren’t evil spirits in those trees? Grandma may have been both right about those trees and “bat shit”! You would be batshit too if you could see evil tree spirits … madness maybe either the logical result of seeing or a prerequisite for the recognition of the “supernatural”

  • @spartan-s013
    @spartan-s013 3 года назад +1

    holy crap, i was looking for that froé some time and it was here for so many years, how the hell did i miss that video??? awsome. thx

  • @ClassyLyfeStylellc
    @ClassyLyfeStylellc 7 лет назад +2

    Another great video Antony. Another must buy book.

  • @SuperKumantong
    @SuperKumantong 5 лет назад +6

    The Nine Syllables (九字 - Kuji ) most often referred to is of TAOIST ORIGIN. It is a string of nine words used in Taoist Sorcery and Incantations to expel spirits, ghosts, demons, wild animals, poisonous insects and protect from dangers while going into untamed forests and mountains.
    Western Kids who are crazy over Japanese Comics and also the Adults who are Ninja-Wannabes have mistaken that "The Nine Syllables" (known as Kuji) is originated either from Japan or Tantric Buddhism.
    The Buddhist mudras were added to the spell later. The combined technique was received in Japan from China during the Tang dynasty. It was originally used by the Onmyoji (阴阳师 Yin-Yang Masters) of the Japanese court. But during the Kamakura period, after most of the Department of Yin-Yang (Onmyoryo) was disbanded, the techniques were picked up by Shugendo practitioners (who were originally made up of both Vajrayana Buddhists and former Yin-Yang Masters). Since Shugendo is often considered a form of Buddhism (even though it is no more or less Buddhism than it is Taoism or Shintoism) the Kuji-In are often mistaken as being purely Buddhist, and the mantra as being originally from Sanskrit.
    Taoist Nine Syllables were 1st recorded in the ancient Taoist Text - Baopuzi (抱朴子).
    Nine Syllables (九字 - Kuji ) is first introduced in the Taoist text Baopuzi (抱朴子) a poem written by Ge Hong c.280-340 ADE). In it he introduces the 九字真言(KUJI) in Chapter 17 titled Deng-She (登涉) ( Climbing Mountains and Crossing Rivers ) as a prayer to the Liu Jia (六甲, Generals of Yang), ancient Taoist gods.
    Deng- She /登涉 - Chapter 17 - Line 5:
    抱朴子曰:“入名山,以甲子开除日,以五色缯各五寸,悬大石上,所求必得。又曰,入山宜知六甲秘祝。祝曰,临兵斗者,皆数组前行。凡九字,常当密祝之,无所不辟。要道不烦,此之谓也。
    Full article is here >> taoist-sorcery.blogspot.com/2012/10/taoist-nine-syllables-seals-and-hand.html

  • @koacarloscastro
    @koacarloscastro 2 года назад +4

    I have read your book and found it very interesting. I am a practitioner of the Nichiren school. The stroke of the nine lines is the same but with the words and the order 1. Myo妙
    2. Ho法
    3. Ren蓮
    4. Ge華
    5. Kyo経
    6. Ju呪
    7. So咀
    8. Doku毒
    9. Yaku薬 ?

  • @furroy
    @furroy 7 лет назад +1

    yea i'm looking forward to it too!

  • @seanhildebran8546
    @seanhildebran8546 Год назад +3

    Hi Anthony I loved the samurai headhunters documentary that you were a part of and have followed you off and on since. Recently I had purchased your book ninja skills and absolutely loved it but I'm wondering where I can learn more true spells of shinobi and I'm curious as to which books you could direct me to in order to find the most information on the topic. I know dark side of Japan likely touches the esoteric topics but would there be something you'd recommend with more information? Thanks in advance for any assistance on the subject and thank your for your ever informative content.

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  Год назад +3

      Dark side of japan is your best starting point. It’s all scattered after that

  • @MustafaKulle
    @MustafaKulle 7 лет назад +1

    Hey Antony, what's your opinion on Shiatsu? Did the Samurai/Ninja apply it to their lives?

  • @jeremyarroyo360
    @jeremyarroyo360 6 лет назад +1

    Good video mr cummins very eductional. I enjoyed it

  • @lieutenantfujitagoro
    @lieutenantfujitagoro 7 лет назад +1

    what would the kuji be used for as in when you said meeting a high-ranking member what would doing doing the kuji for meeting a high-ranking member do for you

  • @Good_guy__
    @Good_guy__ 5 лет назад +1

    I have one question before buying the book. What exactly did the book show? Did it show the hand sigh and explain them or it is just an explanation of them without pictures??

  • @jaytomioka3137
    @jaytomioka3137 2 года назад +3

    The title of your book seems overly salacious for either “good taste” or accuracy… but I will buy it anyway 😂.
    Thank you for engaging in this conversation between history and modernity in such a fresh and unique way. I admire your curiosity and adventurous spirit!

  • @thedanielstraight
    @thedanielstraight 2 года назад +4

    When doing the grid, I notice some words also used in Mahjong, is that coincidental? Or similar sounding words, but different kanji and meaning? You're incredibly entertaining, thank you!

    • @shhs1227
      @shhs1227 Год назад +2

      they're meaning is completely different and come from different countries
      mahjong is a Chinese game.
      even if there were kanji that are shared in mahjong tiles and here. they certainly would have vastly different meanings

  • @JoseLopez-zh2me
    @JoseLopez-zh2me 6 лет назад +3

    Thank you for your video. I would like to ask you something, I've noticed some people refer to the Kuji kiri, the 9 cuts and what they show is the mudras, the Hand forms, would you say that's wrong? I'm really a beginner so I don't really have a lot of info. Thank you very much!

    • @atomicbong7597
      @atomicbong7597 3 года назад

      Did you find an answer - because I'm eager to hear it. I'm stuck with this for now:
      ruclips.net/video/VnwFmaLiKl4/видео.html
      I stare into the void of a starlit sky - after a while - a good while - my intuition begin to speak to me. It says "go home and eat a sandwitch". It's the recurring and probably the best and most trustworthy guidance I ever receive - I just don't listen to my inner voice - that's for insane people - I'm just stupid :)
      If someone wants something with enough clarity and will - would he/she be willing to let go and trade away a prejudice of HOW it can/will be done?
      Have to go home and eat a sandwitch - keep me posted - let's learn together.

    • @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU
      @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU 8 месяцев назад

      In the video he states that (kuji kiri) are the 9 cuts and (kuji in) are the mudras. Based on that the people you are speaking on should've been saying (kuji in)instead.

  • @dorcaswinter8296
    @dorcaswinter8296 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you very educational! Bought your book by chance and have been finding it very informative. Question - I’ve read some people say that one must be careful when performing Kuji because if it’s not done properly it can have negative effects or attract negative entities. Can anyone confirm or explain this further?

    • @dorcaswinter8296
      @dorcaswinter8296 4 года назад

      WALKER-4 5 7 4 4 thank you so much for explaining that! Why are bad spirits attracted to Kuji Kiri when your not in trouble? And how is it possible that good spirits come to you in trouble and not also the bad?

    • @dorcaswinter8296
      @dorcaswinter8296 4 года назад

      WALKER-4 5 7 4 4 ahhh that makes sense! Thank you for taking the time to explain that 🙂

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад

      @Gerald simon Thank you for this explanation, I am a passing commenter and I appreciate the useful information I was subconsciously looking for.

  • @euphratesjehan
    @euphratesjehan 5 лет назад +2

    Only thing I cannot see his hand signs
    Next video will you zoom in so I can see the details of your hands sir

  • @Marukomekun
    @Marukomekun Год назад +2

    Hi Antony
    You’ve given an example of two kanjis that can be used. Do you have a list of the other kanjis that should be used in different situations?

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  Год назад +1

      I think the best variations come in my book dark side of japan

  • @achillesdalessandro4322
    @achillesdalessandro4322 3 года назад +1

    I have shodan in bujinkan under Ed Martin and Dr. Hatsumi and worked with Charles Daniels

  • @MustafaKulle
    @MustafaKulle 7 лет назад +20

    So that's what Rikimaru was doing in Tenchu Wrath of Heaven.
    That explains a lot. Thank you.

    • @ShinKyuubi
      @ShinKyuubi 7 лет назад +1

      Haha, Tenchu brother! That was MY intro to the Kuji Kiri, I later saw the Kuji In in an old ninja vs ninja movie. I miss that series..while it's still a rather fantastical version of the ninja it's a bit more 'real' than most other ones out there.

    • @divinoaraujo5600
      @divinoaraujo5600 7 лет назад

      Mustafa Kulle Now have this game on Android, excellent game!

    • @TwinT22
      @TwinT22 5 лет назад +1

      Just knowing there are people who remembers Tenchu eases my soul.

    • @RoszuKtz
      @RoszuKtz 3 года назад

      yo Tenchu you remind great game 4 shure it looks ugly these days but then it was brilliant!!

  • @justinejay5829
    @justinejay5829 4 года назад +2

    I hope this will work on possesed people.

  • @ESM55
    @ESM55 5 лет назад +5

    It seens when we do that, we are invoking spiritual influences, as we can see in others ways like Reiki.
    I wonder if its not necessary to be initiate on kuji kiri? To became accepted info this tradition.
    I think its not something anyone can do just for entertainment ...
    Am I right?

    • @buddyweiser2224
      @buddyweiser2224 5 лет назад +1

      You're absolutely right

    • @atomicbong7597
      @atomicbong7597 3 года назад

      You seem like someone who would carry discernment and act his own responsible arbiter between:
      ruclips.net/video/8IeQxuCooSw/видео.html
      And:
      ruclips.net/video/y3feYabApx8/видео.html&ab_channel=HeySteve
      I don't take it lightly or out of simple self-justified hurt child seeking vindication. I do think there is less randomness to bad things happening to good people - if we don't look away from our shadow.
      An idea I tend to spend focused attention entertaining - learning the good and the bad - acting with intent/purpose.
      Life is good - wear any hat you fashion! :)
      Body, mind and spirit - I'd prefer to lose them in that order - next time :)

  • @moreon5163
    @moreon5163 5 лет назад +2

    A word of caution to people trying this.. It may have been a coincidence but i performed the Kuji Kiri, faced south and ended with a kanji for water. The second i did it i heard my dad in the other room moaning in his sleep. I don't know if the cause was me performing Kuji Kiri but it's freaky alright

  • @dahnturner5864
    @dahnturner5864 4 года назад +6

    You seem nervous. Its not a form of "relaxation." No, it is spirit communication, necromancy, cutting the dimensions, changing reality -anything but self developmental "relaxation."The nine cuts are very, very serious.
    AKA hand yoga, a way to honor the great ones.

    • @atomicbong7597
      @atomicbong7597 3 года назад +1

      Yeah - all I know is as soon as I get to the part where you fart - I tend to breathe in heavily and black-out. Then I wake up in a ripped shirt and trousers, soaked in someone else blood - and there is massive live manhunt on the news. So, please be careful - don't inhale your farts :)

  • @prashilsingh4653
    @prashilsingh4653 4 года назад +2

    I think it is not magic ( saying its magic or occult is disrespectful, it is more traditional practises) wards or seals that bring out a character of different spiritual manifestation ( chakra manipulation)

  • @Eidosgod
    @Eidosgod 5 лет назад +1

    Magically speaking, can be the 10th symbol replaced by another language word?

  • @bigmac8168
    @bigmac8168 3 года назад +3

    Interesting

  • @rzrbk
    @rzrbk 2 года назад +2

    i have a question:
    do we always have to do kuji kiri facing south?

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  2 года назад +1

      If possible but do not do it towards an alter.

  • @yisraelaker6696
    @yisraelaker6696 Год назад +3

    Hi this awesome you should make a natori ryu kuji kiri, kuji in book

  • @Cleric775
    @Cleric775 7 лет назад +3

    Thank you, Mr. Cummins.

  • @euphratesjehan
    @euphratesjehan 5 лет назад +1

    What's all that stuff in the back

  • @dedicatedfisherman
    @dedicatedfisherman 4 года назад +2

    Is there a 10th symbol to protect against spirits?

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  4 года назад +2

      Yes, i have a new book coming out with this, and it is in Dark Side of Japan. So also look for How to be a Modern Samurai. Both have it.

  • @andycappuccino
    @andycappuccino 6 лет назад +1

    it is easy to sit on the chair ... stay "seiza" for at least 10 minutes...its easy...

  • @Shugendo11
    @Shugendo11 4 года назад +2

    Antony just show only Basic, and it does not work. You have to study Kuji in then you can do Kuji kiri and Kuji no ho. Its a religious Ritual and was found originally in India for the Deity Indra.

  • @euphratesjehan
    @euphratesjehan 5 лет назад +1

    Do you have to say the words out loud

  • @kazumakanjifreak3010
    @kazumakanjifreak3010 2 года назад +2

    Okay. Rin, pyo, toh, ah...kai...erh, man this is harder than i thought...

  • @annabradshaw1464
    @annabradshaw1464 Год назад +2

    I took 3 years of ninjitsu and. Am aware of it

  • @killcode7109
    @killcode7109 2 года назад +2

    I always have trouble with practicing Kuji Kiri because it's nearly impossible to do with 6 fingers and 2 thumbs on each hand
    I'm not joking about the amount of fingers and thumbs that I have by the way

  • @TheNovaFiends
    @TheNovaFiends 3 года назад +1

    This is really cool. I may rig some of this stuff for my own use chaos magick style.

  • @ersofe
    @ersofe 4 года назад +2

    Please make the video on how to do the kuji in.

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  4 года назад +2

      It is so difficult. Maybe in teh future.

    • @ersofe
      @ersofe 4 года назад +1

      @@AntonyCummins thanks for your reply mr Cummins!

    • @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU
      @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU 8 месяцев назад

      @@ersofe Hello ersofe. Just want to let you know Antony doesn't receive notifications for replies to his replies.

    • @ersofe
      @ersofe 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU ?

    • @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU
      @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU 8 месяцев назад

      @ersofe Antony didn't receive your comment saying thank you to him. I'm letting you know for future reference in case you might ask a question in the future. Say for example you post a comment asking him a question, he gets notifications for new comments so he is able to reply to you. Then say you ask a follow up question but it isn't a new comment but you reply to his reply as you did in this comment; he won't be able to answer because he doesn't get notifications for replies to his replies. So if you ask him a question on an older video by posting a new comment there is a high chance he will reply to you but if you ask him a follow up question by replying to his reply as you did in the comment by saying thank you Mr. Cummins he won't be able to find it. Hope this explanation helped. Antony told me he doesn't receive notifications for replies to his replies so I'm letting everyone know whenever i see them reply back to him. It's weird I know because I receive notifications for replies to replies when I engage in conversation with people on this channel. But apparently he doesn't.

  • @Neuntoter58
    @Neuntoter58 3 года назад +2

    I bought your book and it only contains 9 pages about this complex art.

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  3 года назад +1

      Kuji kiri is actually quite simple. It’s not that in depth to do. People put far too much emphasis on it, it is one of hundreds of systems of self protection in Asia. I’m sorry you are disappointed but I hope you find all the other spells of use.

    • @Neuntoter58
      @Neuntoter58 3 года назад +2

      @@AntonyCummins I did. Thank you. I just wanted an in depth explanation about kuji in from a real escollar and not from a self proclaimed guru. But I really liked your book

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  3 года назад +2

      Basically Kuji kiri is simple. Kuji in more difficult. Please see my playlist on Kuji it has more info. This video is in a play list so make sure to see all videos and I will keep you up to date when I can mate

    • @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU
      @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU 8 месяцев назад

      @@Neuntoter58 Hello Neuntoter58. Just want to let you know that Antony doesn't receive notifications for replies to his replies.

  • @royaniv
    @royaniv 5 лет назад +1

    thx for the explanation but what i dont understand is if you really believe this stuff does something or is just a remnant from a past in which these things were common?

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад

      it's like christianity. Do you still believe on the holy trinty? The mother of mercy?
      Yeah, same, just different religion.

    • @royaniv
      @royaniv 3 года назад

      @@MisokoFukumoto no i dont believe in made up deities. which all are. and this is more like 'magical' stuff that ninjas believed can do something....

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад

      @@royaniv my bad i assumed you were one of those crazy christian karens rip
      same tho, but i find culture interesting, how beliefs makes them do something to increase chance of success or safety.

    • @royaniv
      @royaniv 3 года назад +1

      @@MisokoFukumotoit is interesting. i was just wondering if the person in the video believes if what he does has any effect or just to note it as a cultural thing people used to do. in that aspect you and i are similar.

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад

      @@royaniv who knows, maybe he does believe but in a different way. Or maybe he was supposed to learn this before being able to learn anything top secret (like actual recorded history?)
      But yes, I guess we may never know.

  • @yisraelaker6696
    @yisraelaker6696 2 года назад +2

    I'm interested in Japanese magick

  • @corvustartarusmechanicus3721
    @corvustartarusmechanicus3721 3 года назад +2

    Oh god 🙏🙏🙏 you're epic

  • @yisraelaker6825
    @yisraelaker6825 2 года назад +2

    Wich book is the kuji Kiri so I can purchase

    • @AntonyCummins
      @AntonyCummins  2 года назад +1

      Lost samurai school

    • @yisraelaker6825
      @yisraelaker6825 2 года назад +1

      Thank you Anthony

    • @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU
      @GHOSTofYOSHIMITSU 8 месяцев назад

      @@yisraelaker6825 Hello yisraellaker6825. Just want to let you know that Antony doesn't receive notifications for replies to his replies.

  • @haag69
    @haag69 7 лет назад +2

    4 Xkan members :P

  • @R3N3G
    @R3N3G 4 года назад +2

    Wudang Mountains of China teach Mudras after they master walking the flower of life patterns on top of pillars.

  • @arashvincent8519
    @arashvincent8519 3 года назад +2

    man is this really work ?and is it not satanic ?cuz i watched a video of a master that said kuji kiri is satanic and he specifly mentioned that the grid thing you draw with hand in air is also satanic

  • @arashvincent8519
    @arashvincent8519 3 года назад +2

    i heard kuji kiri is satanic way of doing kuji-in is that true ?

  • @murrik
    @murrik 7 лет назад +2

    Aha, we have a professor here 😂😂😂 thats why we have the obvious hiragana RAら, RI り, RU る, RE れ, ROろ?? litlampler

  • @AnatoliiKolesnikow
    @AnatoliiKolesnikow 3 года назад +2

    а можно еще раз только по русски

  • @EngineersQuest
    @EngineersQuest 4 года назад +1

    What qualifies you to teach kuji-kiri?

    • @EngineersQuest
      @EngineersQuest 4 года назад +1

      @Joezeff Stallone 👍👍

    • @EngineersQuest
      @EngineersQuest 3 года назад +1

      @@mr.c332 Not just the encounter however. Experience over time in the subject in question as well.

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад +2

      I think he was only passing on knowledge in a very summarized form.
      Like saying garlic is good for health, but not knowing the exact bio-chem process that's going on that makes it makes us healthy.

  • @murrik
    @murrik 7 лет назад +5

    One of the BAD Kuji teachers is Francois Lepine going by the name Mahajrya, Maha admitted it on fb that hes kuji is selfthought

    • @huntercason13
      @huntercason13 5 лет назад

      Murad Bagirov can you elaborate more? I have only seen Kuji from Francois and want to make sure I am spending my time doing it right. Thanks

    • @murrik
      @murrik 5 лет назад

      Hunter Cason the bad new is kuji must be taught by a teacher it Has to have a connection to a lineage, best way is to contact someone like that who can show his lineage

  • @papasmurf8927
    @papasmurf8927 6 лет назад +1

    are you koga or iga ryu ?

  • @DudeNumberOnePlus
    @DudeNumberOnePlus 7 лет назад +1

    Whats the difference with bad and good teachers in imaginary art? You as well can use math symbols, cyrilic letters, or sacrifice black chickens.

  • @achillesdalessandro4322
    @achillesdalessandro4322 3 года назад +2

    You're a dream come true bringing light to the Shinobi and dark arts, however I do believe that the true ninja did use a vast amount of shuriken. I feel it in my bones. If this weapon existed at the time the ninja would have used it when necessary but not for most of their spy missions

    • @davinwilliams3130
      @davinwilliams3130 2 года назад +1

      I'd like to hear you elaborate on that if you can spare the time.

  • @RodCornholio
    @RodCornholio 7 лет назад +15

    Darn, I was hoping for a Kuji spell to get me hot chicks.

    • @Eidosgod
      @Eidosgod 5 лет назад +1

      Find the kanji for charisma and use it as the 10th symbol.

    • @arashvincent8519
      @arashvincent8519 3 года назад

      ​@@Eidosgod man is this really work ?and is it not satanic ?cuz i watched a video of a master that said kuji kiri is satanic and he specifly mentioned that the grid thing you draw with hand in air is also satanic

    • @Eidosgod
      @Eidosgod 3 года назад

      @@arashvincent8519 Satan as is being mostly taught is not real. Is more of a a job. Hell as eternal damnation do not exist. Is an invention to keep people in line. It isnt an original jew/christian notion just a later christian invention to manipulate masses.

    • @Eidosgod
      @Eidosgod 3 года назад

      @@arashvincent8519 About the Kuji Kiri. You have to understand that this run in another set of beliefs. Are you willing to explore those beliefs?
      There are variations in traditions. Some use a mantra that is an invocation to a deity. Japanese, chinese or hindi.
      In other traditions is a energy that comes from a meridian and/or organ. Asociated with a element energy. The hand and finger positions is meant to be accessing and connecting those energies/elements.

    • @arashvincent8519
      @arashvincent8519 3 года назад

      @@Eidosgod kuji in is hand positions and kuji kiri is some kind of ritual ? like pating with sword or something ?

  • @NarcissisticHeretics
    @NarcissisticHeretics 6 лет назад +3

    If you're gonna try and demonstrate stuff w/ your hands it's impossible to tell wtf you're doing if you stand 30ft away from the camera while severely over-exposed. I can't even see half your fingers

  • @ninpolife7749
    @ninpolife7749 7 лет назад +5

    Everyone understand this is dark arts and should be done with cation. I used to do theKuji Kiri and I would often get head and stomach aches.

    • @joshuam1376
      @joshuam1376 6 лет назад +1

      placebo

    • @kanthabelmaniac7906
      @kanthabelmaniac7906 6 лет назад

      Me to. Especially when I was a kid so I could avoid school.

    • @arashvincent8519
      @arashvincent8519 3 года назад

      @@joshuam1376 it is satanic cuz i watched a video of a master that said kuji kiri is satanic and he specifly mentioned that the grid thing you draw with hand in air is also satanic

  • @LittleImpaler
    @LittleImpaler 7 лет назад +2

    You don't roll your R's when you speak Japanese. Those R's turn to L sound so Rin sounds Lin. Retsu. Sounds like leysu.

    • @murrik
      @murrik 7 лет назад +7

      amplr thats why you hear Yakuza clearly say R?? You ever been to japan? or even watched Japanese movies?

    • @LittleImpaler
      @LittleImpaler 7 лет назад

      I am learning how to speak Japanese. The Japanese language doesn't have R sound. What you think is an R sound takes on L sound. R doesn't exist in the Japanese language.

    • @murrik
      @murrik 7 лет назад +5

      Aha, we have aprofessor here 😂😂😂 thats why we have the obvious hiragana RAら, RI り, RU る, RE れ, ROろ??

    • @sharkelly4416
      @sharkelly4416 7 лет назад +3

      From my time studying, rolling R is closer than straight up L when pronouncing Japanese. The Japanese R is somewhere between the English R, L, and D. Rolling the R like in Spanish is in that same territory. Learning how to do that helped me to better speak Japanese, at least as far as my own ear can tell. To my ear, just saying L sounds seems funny. I can see why it's ra/ri/ru/re/ro rather than la/li/lu/le/lo.

    • @murrik
      @murrik 7 лет назад +1

      What i was saying! But this girl has difficulty with learning..:(

  • @peedinkus389
    @peedinkus389 6 лет назад +1

    Nope

  • @whisper8742
    @whisper8742 Год назад +1

    This is a huge misunderstanding. There are no High Value people on this earth...

  • @adriang668
    @adriang668 4 года назад +2

    What is this nonsense? 😂

    • @konniechung
      @konniechung 4 года назад +1

      Exactly

    • @MisokoFukumoto
      @MisokoFukumoto 3 года назад +1

      Thanks for shitting on ancient culture and tradition.