@@nonononitononito1176 actually this is not ecological, you need more paper than Japanese style and here the paper is plasticized so you can't recycle it. Japanese style need less paper, in the videos that I saw they use a recyclable paper and they don't use a lot of tapes.
user of youtube they never used tape, I think that’s the point. Back in the Victorian times, take wasn’t a thing, that’s probably why they used ribbon and tied a bow but now a days that’s just how a present is supposed to look like lol paper and a bow
Just watched the Japanese gift wrapping video, it's so cool that both cultures share a similar gift wrapping philosophy despite developing independently of one another.
Where do you find stiff wrapping paper like that? It seems like it would be a lot easier to put tension on it without any ripping since it's so much thicker. :)
you'd be surprised. i use a close aproximation of this method but with that same tension and modern paper holds up prety well. you just have to make sure you're pull along a wider area to spread out the force.
You can find thicker quality paper on Amazon and Hallmark stores. It is more expensive but I find it easier to work with and feel it makes the presentation a little more special
@@nonononitononito1176 I see you in every comment. I think you are the girl wrapping this gift 😂😂😂. Friendly reminder, this is not ecological and let's be objective, the knot was so ugly and simple...
aka wrap something the most typical way but without sticky tape. Use ribbon instead. (huh i wonder if that's why there is ribbon, because there use to be no sticky tape.)
Wow! No tape at all, and she didn't need someone else to help her tie the knot. That was so amazing. I thought she was going to make a bow, but she made a handle. That was totally unexpected. 😎👍🏻👏🥇
Hmm I had no idea i was wrapping “the Victorian way” all along my whole life! lol You learn something everyday. Even if it’s something you already knew how to do! 😊
Cute but the Japanese lady was faster and cuter. Also what was up with the top piece just sticking up at the end? I thought she was gonna put a bow or something.
I think that's rather sophisticated. I couldn't do the Japanese way like other are suggesting is better too hard. But I might be able to do this. I wonder how many others actually wrap presents well anymore? I like that it doesn't use sticky tape.
victorians would have had gorgeous beautifully designed giftwrap perhaps with paisley patterns,florals and marbled papers........certainly not plain jane stuff
The fact that everyone's here after the Japanese gift wrapping video
Not me I was watching fashion history and then this one appears to my recommendation
@@haileygibbons1122 wtf
Loooool how do you know 🤯
How do you know HAHA
Me and I am just thinking till now how many Japanese gift were wrapped in this one wrapping video lmao🤣
The Japanese lady has already wrapped 14 gifts
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Quantity is not quality.
@@soniaslater8909 I think japanese one is better
@@end3990 Thats not my problem.
@@soniaslater8909 K bada-bing-bada-bung alright
I was a bit disappointed by the simple knot on top. I was hoping for a nice bow
It's useful and not the normal bow ;)
Me too!
All of this is useless BS.
People would shred that cover and throw it away in the first 5 seconds, what matters is the inside
Yeah, I agree.
Me too
after watching the japanese wrapping video, i am not impressed lol
Lol this is also the way I came here haha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I third that 😂😂😂😂
omg same I laughed lol
Same
The impressive part is there’s no tape used, but yeah this was painful to watch
not using tape, this is old style wrapping. Impressed!
*Nah,the japanese way is better*
but this is tape free
But the japanese way need's lots of adhesive tape, this way is more ecological ;)
Lol What Japanese way are these people watching that uses lots of tape? I watched the one that uses no tape and no ribbon, just folding 😂🤣😂
Olive Grove Japanese style is also tape free and doesn’t take an eternity
ruclips.net/video/96-_WgkI4hA/видео.html
@@nonononitononito1176 actually this is not ecological, you need more paper than Japanese style and here the paper is plasticized so you can't recycle it. Japanese style need less paper, in the videos that I saw they use a recyclable paper and they don't use a lot of tapes.
Nobody ever taught me how to wrap gift. But I always wrap gifts like this instinctively
Show off
They don’t use tape
I don't think so because they don't use tape.
Without tape? I think not
Isn't this how everyone wraps it??
user of youtube they never used tape, I think that’s the point. Back in the Victorian times, take wasn’t a thing, that’s probably why they used ribbon and tied a bow but now a days that’s just how a present is supposed to look like lol paper and a bow
We use tape instead of string but yes this is the "normal" method otherwise.
If you can do it that nicely, you`re welcome to wrap my presents this year! ;)
@@Astuga i hve wrapped that nicely but never without tape or that kind of paper. I can hear the creases.
If my wrapping skills were like this womans id be more generous. Fortunately im not as good 😂
Oh gosh that last knot on top was soooo unsatisfying to look at I'm so upset
The fact that the ribbon isnt straight in the front bothered me very much
Just watched the Japanese gift wrapping video, it's so cool that both cultures share a similar gift wrapping philosophy despite developing independently of one another.
Where do you find stiff wrapping paper like that? It seems like it would be a lot easier to put tension on it without any ripping since it's so much thicker. :)
you'd be surprised. i use a close aproximation of this method but with that same tension and modern paper holds up prety well. you just have to make sure you're pull along a wider area to spread out the force.
You can find thicker quality paper on Amazon and Hallmark stores. It is more expensive but I find it easier to work with and feel it makes the presentation a little more special
It doesn't have to be wrapping paper. Any decorative paper will do. Hell I've used scraps of wallpaper and old shopping bags.
That wrapping must be expensive
@@AudoricArt they didnt have scotch tape back then which pretty much sucks
Japanese wrapping left you unimpressed with this one lol 😂
All this work for a dang knot on top? I want a bow if I'm gonna do all this mess.
Less its better than more...anda its useful anda ecological ;)
@@nonononitononito1176 I see you in every comment. I think you are the girl wrapping this gift 😂😂😂. Friendly reminder, this is not ecological and let's be objective, the knot was so ugly and simple...
@@nonononitononito1176 there is nothing ecological about this knot vs. a bow. Do you even know what that word means? Lol.
When she was wrapping I could hear the turtles crying
aka wrap something the most typical way but without sticky tape. Use ribbon instead. (huh i wonder if that's why there is ribbon, because there use to be no sticky tape.)
Fuzzymoon Beam yeah isn’t that funny? But now we have tape and we still need to add a ribbon hahah what a waste
Imagine being asked to be recorded while you gift wrap
すごい、テープ止め全くしてない‼️固そうな包装紙でやりにくいでしょうに。
テープで仮止めもしないで、すごい、、、！
プロフェッショナルですね。
ありがとうございます。
是非お店に来て下さい。
Wow! What a brilliant job! I found this meditative and relaxing. So well done!
The sounds.... are... so... relaxing....
テープを使わないだと
Omg no tape so cool!
All that without tape is pretty impressive
Wow! No tape at all, and she didn't need someone else to help her tie the knot. That was so amazing. I thought she was going to make a bow, but she made a handle. That was totally unexpected. 😎👍🏻👏🥇
no tape. I'm impressed
Still love the Japanese style of wrapping.
Thats beautiful ,no damn tape love it
Very impressive 👏👏 No tape needed..
Lovely. The folding and holding plus the ribbon technique is quite well done.
Everyone in the comments talking about the Japanese gift wrapping video.
Me: I came here looking at gift wrapping as I find it relaxing 😂
The thick, glossy paper is divine.
Well what do you know, I’m apparently Victorian!
You don't use tape?
Hmm I had no idea i was wrapping “the Victorian way” all along my whole life! lol You learn something everyday. Even if it’s something you already knew how to do! 😊
I actually like the little top knot it’s like a little handle it’s different
I didn’t t know this was Victorian style! Now I know how to do better though. Thanks much :) 🎄🌺🕯️
このラッピング、デパ
ートとはちょっと違ってて新鮮でした！！
「キュッ」と鳴る包装紙が、手に取るようにどんな紙なのか想像出来る。
海外の方は貰って、すぐその場で開けるのでNoテープなので良いと思うけど。
tapeless wrapping, good
Wow!!!! Never in a million years could I do that!!!!! GREAT job!!!
after watching 30sec japanase packaging this video look so boring😂😂😂
The fact that no tape was used is pretty impressive.
What makes this a Victorian? The knot?
e no tape
That knot on the top XD lol
This is how I've always wrapped gifts.
I'm too cheap. My dollar tree wrapping paper won't hold up. 🤣
No scotch tape, I'm impressed!
What the heck did I just watch? Lol this was amazing. I now will attempt to re wrap all my gifts lol
Thank you for sharing!
The time it took them to wrap one, I could have wrapped 4 gifts.
American way....tape on each end, tape in the middle....stab a walmart bow in it, stick a cheap walmart name tag on it..done😅
I can feel the tension from the screen
I was waiting for the nice bow or a floral knot on the top... But it turned out like a school kid did.. 😓
It was so you could carry the package.
Cute but the Japanese lady was faster and cuter. Also what was up with the top piece just sticking up at the end? I thought she was gonna put a bow or something.
テープを使っていないのが、すごい！
今度挑戦してみようと思います。
Victorian wrapping - uses less wrapping paper but more tape.
Japanese wrapping - uses more wrapping paper but less tape.
Wow 🤩
No tape:)
Beautiful work
I have wrapped the packages like this when I was a child so its instinctively
Isn’t this like how everybody else wraps a present but instead this is slower and neater??
I think that's rather sophisticated. I couldn't do the Japanese way like other are suggesting is better too hard. But I might be able to do this. I wonder how many others actually wrap presents well anymore? I like that it doesn't use sticky tape.
I like how when you open this gift the paper will be easy fall away. Untie the ribbon and voila!
Is nobody going to comment on how weird it would be to have a customer ask to record you gift wrapping for them?? Lol
This Base is ORIGAMI.
Senza nastro adesivo! Bravissima!
Me as customer: can i take a nap while you wraping my gift 😪
Very good.
BEAUTIFUL!!
Well damn, that Vicky girl sure is talented.
Watching that Japanese video really opened up a wormhole
almost 3 minutes that Japanese lady from Japanese Packaging video wouldve already packed 30ish boxes already
Perfection
I liked the grip of that girl
Woun't even need to rip it open, just take off the ribbing and the whole thing will pop off haha.
Dark Howler unravel right before your eyes 😂😂😂
Probably the knot in the top is for hanging the gift in the tree lime during the victorian era 🤷♀️
It's probably for carrying it around 😆
Very pretty & no tape.
Any how, this video is perfect for asmr besides the background music.
I love the sound of the paper hahaha
I would call this the traditional way hehe
Hahah, I tought there will be somthing special.. Hahaha..
But nothing...
👍très joli, bravo
the comments are so funny. I laughed so hard. lol I watched this with 2x speed, but I still felt its too slow.
Thats how i wrapped gifts all my life. And i just saw the Japanese one.
Victorian means??? No scotch tape? 😂🤣
okay but why the fuck did youtube recommend this to me six years after it was uploaded and why did I watch it?
THAT IS A SMALL PIECE OF WRAPPING PAPER WHAAAAAAAAAAAT?!!?!
Finnalyyyy after dr. Hollie berry health examination, i found another thing that make me tingles..gift wrapping video 😂
The noise gives me chills like styrofoam rubbing on styrofoam 😖 i hate it. Had to turn the volume all the down to watch it
They would be good at Xmas 😂
guys dont hate on the knot im sure they tried their best :(
edit : what the fuck 😀
Fake news. She failed to use 2 rolls of sticky tape and 1 extra finger from a random passer-by.
Wow! Not a single tape is needed....
Try to watch it in 10x times. Thanks me later 😂
What paper is she using
That's nothing new I've been gift wrapping like that for decades
no tape... great results fancy elegant
Very good
now i wanna watch the unpacking videos, comon youtube
Wrapping without tape???
Wow !!!
Pretty impressive to me...I can't do that.
Wow. I can't believe they used no tape... What a challenge. I gotta try it.
victorians would have had gorgeous beautifully designed giftwrap perhaps with paisley patterns,florals and marbled papers........certainly not plain jane stuff
This how most people do it rightm