Japanese London (1968)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Japanese traditions and culture in London(1968). If it's restaurants, origami or dance, see here how the two cultures collide in London.
London.
Various shots of a Japanese woman in traditional dress of kimono walking along a street and going into the building of Japan Air Lines. Inside, she shows an English dolly-bird the art of origami by making a paper bird from a square of yellow paper.
In the kitchen of a Japanese restaurant (the Hiroko, London's only traditional Japanese restaurant at this time) a chef puts a dove made from sweet potato onto a plate of flowers made of radishes and carrots. In another part of the kitchen, a groovy young Japanese man prepares sushi. On a small platform in the restaurant a woman in traditional dress does a Japanese fan dance. Various shots of two young Japanese couples around a low table, eating with chopsticks.
An English couple arrive at the restaurant, taking off their shoes before entering; they eat prawns and nibbles / hors d'oeuvres from the sweet potato dove plate with chop sticks then are brought some saki to drink. In the kitchen, sukiyaki is prepared, then cooked on a hot plate before the English diners several shots of them eating and watching another fan dance.
Various shots of Bonsai trees being tended in a garden by members of London's Japan Society as commentator explains the trees are kept to their miniature size by careful cultivation - rather cruel, in my opinion! Some young branches have weights hung on them and are wired so they twist and resemble the gnarled branches of a full-sized tree.
Note: there are some notes on file on some of the footage in this story. Cuts exist - see separate record.
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God bless the Japanese (of ethnic origin) for the patience they have shown in their life in the UK, and I would like to remember Koreans and Chinese as well - I wish we could all be friends! To love old places also if it were possible. From paul in Japan for 36 years. How I hate this stupid commentary.
the rest of the story.
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Very cool, thank you!
SO impressive. Having it done 6 days a week
Thanks for uploading! Very interesting!
And to think, most of these people would be 80 years old today.
"Nipponese noshery"! Nice one!
Nipponese Sounds Cute and Oriental.
Everyone moved Slowly in 60s...
Wow that food was amazing!!!
i dont care about the war.. i care about cultures
We used to have people like that when i was a kid all the time. Putting up with all the beige and corduroy. All my nephew and niece have is adderall.
This is so cool😂
Laser pen（鐳射筆）！？
Back when Japanese culture was appreciated by people who weren't weebs and incels.
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Even as far back as 1968 Brits were butchering the pronunciation of 酒. Sake not sakki!
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sush-EE
You mean sushi🍣
The original comment is pointing out that the narrator of the video incorrectly placed emphasis on the final vowel. @@baotrannguyenngoc9964
Well, I do not like uncooked fish and meat
Good for you?
the hair style of the waitress, so disrespectful in Japanese culture
Why?
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Me: (Doing a Japanese Bow) 👘👘👘👘👘👘
Фу блин, нудятина и рожи такие противные.