Kachashi Finale - Uchinanchu No Hi

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[@TheLAZYcc]

We need this kind of joy and wisdom!!! LOVE

[@blackpyjamas7987]

I learned about this from a manga, and wow, this dance looks like the physical form of ‘happiness’

[@villagemarauder]

I learned about it from animal crossing, lol. Amazing that all types of media can teach you stuff you wouldn't begin to expect.

[@mapachepataki5013]

@@villagemarauder watching family records?

[@villagemarauder]

​@mapache pataki I might've been a year ago but I don't remember. Are you talking about the general concept of family records, or is that a tv series or RUclips thing or something?

[@SimplyHolisticASMR]

a lovely way to celebrate

[@WilsonShiroma]

Good to remember the roots. Unforgetable.

[@MrCrapDude]

I forgot that my Okinawan relatives would dance like this until I caught myself doing it at work when I was celebrating my promotion and my coworkers were laughing. It is funny to see but its fun to do as well :)

[@janicematsikohiga9325]

Lindo,lembrei com saudade do meu pai.

[@naomidorsch6474]

Makes me so homesick; missing my oba

[@margaridashiroma1501]

Lindas, bátians! Vida longa, saúde e alegria!
Ia sassa!

[@user-mz1tk1cd8t]

Goodyear. Very well

[@WuDi-KiKiT-TeKi]

⛩️ Wâñ'Nü F¡rSt Language yáp'pårî Returning' sà 🌺