My father taught me how to drop a fly in a tin can from 10 yards when I was 11. He taught me small brook skills in upstate NY fishing native brookies. I have a bamboo rod made in Utica NY almost 100 years ago. It is pristine. I have memories of lakes and streams and rivers and brooks and the many native fish I saw in them. After a time, fly fishing became so easy I pinched my barbs down. On a trip to the High Sierra for Goldens I cut my hooks off completely and just fished for the strike.....I never harmed another trout.
Your story reminds me of my dad - he didn't want to have too much advantage wether he was hunting or fishing because he felt it diminished the joy of the sport.
Look, I stumbled across this truly amazing little bit of footage an hour ago and just finished watching it for the third time. It is the finest visual I have ever seen on fly fishing. I am 72 and have fly fished since I was 10 in Scotland, England, Wales and widely in Australia, covering many species, fresh and salt. I did not understand one word the gentleman spoke, nor do I need to. In fact, I would actively avoid any translation, none needed. It was a privilege to have seen this. I will watch it many more times, I thank you.
That’s a masterpiece of a video! Beautiful scenery, camera work, and wise words to live by. Never tried fly fishing but this vid made me wanting to try! Thanks for the video!
I've always been curious about those trout in Japan. Trout are magical fish that live in the most beautiful places on earth. It's hard to describe the allure to fly fishing except to say the fish is hooked and released but the angler is hooked forever. It isn't just fishing. It's a way of life where you feel more in touch with God and creation.
"The true appeal of flyfishing lies in its inconvenience and difficulty". What a wonderful quote from this wonderrful man. And "If you want to be happy for an hour, drink alcohol, if you want to be happy forever, learn to fish." Truer words have not been spoken. What a beautiful short film. If youre ever in NY, Kakuhiro, would love to take you fly fishing for striped bass. Cheers.
I’ve been fly fishing since the mid 80’s. I’ll be sixty years old this coming year. You put into words how I have felt for many years traipsing up and down my small Colorado, and now Idaho, creeks and tributaries. After watching this video I now have wise words and a Chinese proverb to print and post by my desk at work. Thank you for sharing. This is a wonderful video.
Dears, I also become 60 next year (hopefully). I did experience the minimalistic joy of fly fishing in the alps and near my home in upper Franconia (Germany). But that is almost a decade ago. I was in Japan two weeks ago the first time in my life and I feel so connected through this video with your passion. It makes no difference if you are from Asia, America or Europe. It matters what we share
Just absolutely breath taking, a country I can’t wait to visit ( in about little over a month) and a place I’d love to retire in and live out the rest of my days. Bless Japan!!
5 am in Puerto Rico, drank a cup of coffee watching this, you sir are an accomplished fisherman and an artist, I can relate to many things you said in the video but your wisdom is at another level, thank you so much for sharing this, that ending, priceless, you have a new friend here.
Wonderful. At 66, I'm still too Gonzo to achieve Zen but I'm trying. Now my son is hooked and realizing how the mountains and trout draw you in. It is a true pleasure to fish with him and enjoy a Scotch from a hip flask while we watch and wonder.
That was beautiful. I’m becoming more and more appreciative of Japanese culture and your commitment to excellence in all things. Japanese people are true craftsmen and take so much pride in what they are doing, no matter how common or mundane the task at hand is. The world can learn a lesson from the Japanese
Thank you for liking this documentary film. I'm sure that many Japanese people will feel confident and proud after hearing your words. Thank you for your respect.
That was absolutely beautiful! I consider myself quite lucky to get to be guiding fly fishing in Japan, and it is meeting people like Nonaka san that make it so special here. Well done on this video 👏
What a beautifully filmed video 👌 it’s great to see others with the same passion to conserve their local rivers and indigenous wild trout . I fish little burns and lochs here in Scotland 🏴 so great to see your fishing in Japan . Your rods look fantastic 👍
We truly are, overwhelmed by information. It doesn't make us better, only busier. I chase trout, myself. I cherish every inch of water I've ever fished. Thank you for this video. It's given me a fresh perspective.
Been fly fishing for about 50 years, my father fished, and I have tied flies on my grandfathers fly tying vice. It’s a wonderful pastime, I have fished all over the U.K. and 7 times in Norway. I highly recommend it, always something to learn, it is peaceful and relaxing, and takes you to fabulous locations.
I like shime saba very much, also a good single malt. I live in Cornwall UK and have a small moorland stream in our garden which has small trout, and the heron starts flying in daily through the winter and cleans them out, but i always see the tiny little fry appearing in the slack water in early summer. 10 minutes down the road i can be on the main river, and cast a fly for a sea trout, or 20 minutes and be by the sea with a chance of a mackerel or sea bass. I love the wild nature of Japan, and appreciate the culture of artisan craftsmanship you have. Arigato and kanpai!
I love this so much. It’s really a blessing to see people appreciate aspects of American culture and history that aren’t mainstream but are truly beautiful. Much love on your journey and may the fish be intoxicatingly elusive.
You, sir, are a true inspiration and evidence that enjoying the simple pleasures in life are the things that keep you happy and content throughout life.
Reminds me of my childhood river streams back in Korea in the 60’s. Now I live in las Vegas missing the childhood activities… Great video and image quality too… Subscribing today…
Congratulation!! River Runs Through Japan is one of the best fly fishing video channel in the world! The true essence of fly fishing is represented here.
Thank you! It's cold in Japan right now and fishing is prohibited, so I can't film fishing, but if I get the chance, I'd like to make another fly fishing video.
I got my first fly rod when I was 12, (actually a japanese "No brand" glasfibre rod with steel ferrules), and have been "hooked" ever since. I'm now 66y old and newly retired so plenty of time to go fly fishing, mostly grayling but also trout now and then. I can so wholeheartedly relate to this movie as it captures the same feelings I have for fly fishing in small rivers. 15 years ago I also got the opportunity to acquire a cane rod made by Ulf Löfdahl, a renowned swedish cane rod maker, and have never looked back. It feels like you are coming closer to nature when using it compared to modern carbon fibre rods, it is that simple. Once again, thank you very much for this excellent movie. Greetings from Sweden.
Your story is very heartwarming. Being "hooked" with fishing is one of the important times in life when you can distance yourself from the troubles of everyday life. Thank you for resonating with this movie.
Hallo Das Video, welches mich mit tiefer Emotion berührte, hat mich zum Nachdenken über meine bisherigen Entscheidungen im Leben gebracht. Ich bin Sehr dankbar für die Offenheit, Eindrücke und Sichtweisen zu den eigenen Haltungen des Lebens. Es berührt mein Herz, wie auch meine Sehnsüchte. Von ganzem Herzen danke ich dafür und wünsche weiter die unbeschwerte Freude, den Moment zu genießen. Herzliche Grüße
Beautiful video and life outlook. As I am also older and retired now, I have started to learn fly fishing in the mountain streams of Taiwan. I am also beginning to realise that enjoying the environment and the peaceful pursuit is more important than how many fish. Thank you
I always wondered if there was a fly fishing scene in Japan. I was a child when I lived in Tokyo from 1976-78. I would have loved to go fishing more while I was there. Now that I'm an adult, I want to go back and spend a few weeks fishing Honshu and Hokkaido islands. Thank you for this video, it was beautifully done and makes me wish I was there with my own bamboo fly rod.
Thank you! The world has us chasing something new all the time. The older I get the more I realize happiness cannot be achieved this way. I think true happiness can come by living simple and just simply living. 🙏
How wonderful. As a native of the US mountain west who has enjoyed fly fishing for decades, your words and your experiences resonate with me. Whatever our national and cultural heritage, we are all moved by mountains, rivers, and the hope that a trout will rise.
Thank you! you have captured my imagination with this wonderful video and beautiful location. I loved the words of wisdom at the end. We do live in a world of excess. I am a hobby bladesmith of many years so I can really appreciate the work and skill that goes into making those rods. I fully agree that fishing is not about the quantity of fish caught but the quality of the experience. All the best from Australia and I look forward to watching more.
Across the ocean, we share the same heart. It's my dream to move to Japan and live a simple life of fishing and enjoying nature and whiskey. Maybe my dream will come true! Subscribed!
Seu vídeo é uma inspiração, respeito sua cultura, nós brasileiros admiramos seu povo, as artes de produção das varas e toda técnica que envolve a fabricação, parabéns por dividir neste vídeo uma parte de sua vida, amamos pesca com "Fly" seguimos aprendendo a cada dia do resto de nossas vidas 🙏
What a beautiful film! I must travel to Japan and fly fish there one day. I watched this film with my son who I will teach fly fishing one day soon :) Thank you
That river photo through the forest is perfect. As simple and beautiful as life gets... just printed the screen so one day I could paint it in watercolor
@@TheEmiliodiaz Of course, I know the builder's email address and can give it to you. However, since he only understands Japanese, there may be a language problem in contacting him. Currently, if you want to inquire about his rods from outside Japan, the contact point seems to be a pro shop called Tsuruya. www.fly-tsuruya.co.jp info@fly-tsuruya.co.jp
Dude just wants a good place to fish, and some whiskey. We may be different on the outside but we have a lot in common. Rather inspiring for a dude who’s looking for a career change himself. Thank you for the glimpse into your life sir.
Amazing short film :) thank you. You are a true craftsman........your rods look outstanding ! fantastic......they flex so much better than any rod I own .
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My father taught me how to drop a fly in a tin can from 10 yards when I was 11. He taught me small brook skills in upstate NY fishing native brookies. I have a bamboo rod made in Utica NY almost 100 years ago. It is pristine. I have memories of lakes and streams and rivers and brooks and the many native fish I saw in them. After a time, fly fishing became so easy I pinched my barbs down. On a trip to the High Sierra for Goldens I cut my hooks off completely and just fished for the strike.....I never harmed another trout.
Your story of valuing nature through fly fishing is heartwarming.
@@RiverRunsThroughJapan Thank you for stimulating the memories of the journey I took through your beautiful story.
Your story reminds me of my dad - he didn't want to have too much advantage wether he was hunting or fishing because he felt it diminished the joy of the sport.
That's so baller
Wow. That's awesome.
Look, I stumbled across this truly amazing little bit of footage an hour ago and just finished watching it for the third time. It is the finest visual I have ever seen on fly fishing. I am 72 and have fly fished since I was 10 in Scotland, England, Wales and widely in Australia, covering many species, fresh and salt. I did not understand one word the gentleman spoke, nor do I need to. In fact, I would actively avoid any translation, none needed. It was a privilege to have seen this. I will watch it many more times, I thank you.
I feel it is very meaningful that the message of this video has reached you, transcending language barriers.
Wow that was beautiful. Seeing him smile even when missing a fish is a feeling I recognize deeply.
Thank you, I'm glad you can relate.☺️
Whiskey ,fly fishing , good food and access to a beautiful river system, that would definitely keep a smile on my face !
Yes,that's what makes anglers happiest.
Absolutely, I can't think of anything more wonderful. Jameson's for me please.
Beautiful trout. Wise words. Thank you.
Thank you!!
That’s a masterpiece of a video! Beautiful scenery, camera work, and wise words to live by. Never tried fly fishing but this vid made me wanting to try! Thanks for the video!
Thank you very much for your wonderful message!
Одно из лучших видео, просмотренных мной за последнее время! Спасибо! С уважением.
Thank you so much!!
The nature is breathtaking and looks like Ukrainian Carpathian region. Thank you from Ukraine!
Thank you! I imagine the beautiful Ukrainian countryside.
地元でありながら、安曇川で釣りをしたことがありませんでした。趣味の山登りを続けているうちに、自然がより好きになりました。自然の中で出来る趣味として、渓流釣りを始めようと思うようになり、勉強のために映像を探して、この動画に出会いました。
ありがとうございます、地元の方に見ていただけて嬉しいです。安曇川は都市からも近い割にその渓相は素晴らしいものがありますね。その反面、釣りの難易度はやや高めのようですが。。😅
Watching feels so tranquil, Camera work is excellent captures so much beauty. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you so much!
最後のウインクが最高すぎる
気が付けばこの釣りを40年以上続けている還暦をとうに過ぎた釣り人です。
美しい自然と、そこに息づく山村の景色。映像も音楽も心を揺さぶられます。
何より大兄の生き様、ただただ憧れます。開高さんも引かれていた中国の諺、
この歳になってようやく心に落とし込めました。
フライを続けてきて良かったと思える映像に出会えたことに感謝します。
心温まるご感想ありがとうございます☺️
「本当の幸せは、少し不便だったり地味なところにある」という言葉が心に響いた。
便利すぎても何か心が満たされない時があるんだよね
ありがとうございます、仰る通りだと思います。
心地よい釣りの映像ありがとうございます。
出たけれども乗らないシーン、見ていて思わず「あぁーっ！」と声に出てしまいました。
まだまだ若輩者ですが、「難しくてなかなか釣れない」この釣りが大好きです。
私も谷に天然魚がいつまでも生き存えて欲しいと願っています。
ありがとうございます！そういう感じで鑑賞いただけるのが一番うれしいです😁
Thank you! Just beautiful video. I want to go to Japan so bad!!
Wow, I'm so happy!
I've always been curious about those trout in Japan. Trout are magical fish that live in the most beautiful places on earth. It's hard to describe the allure to fly fishing except to say the fish is hooked and released but the angler is hooked forever. It isn't just fishing. It's a way of life where you feel more in touch with God and creation.
Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of this film.
"The true appeal of flyfishing lies in its inconvenience and difficulty". What a wonderful quote from this wonderrful man. And "If you want to be happy for an hour, drink alcohol, if you want to be happy forever, learn to fish." Truer words have not been spoken. What a beautiful short film. If youre ever in NY, Kakuhiro, would love to take you fly fishing for striped bass. Cheers.
Thank you for watching this movie! Are you friends with Mr. Nonaka by any chance?
@@RiverRunsThroughJapan I do not know him..I only saw him on this wonderful video. Please keep up with the great content.
I’ve been fly fishing since the mid 80’s. I’ll be sixty years old this coming year. You put into words how I have felt for many years traipsing up and down my small Colorado, and now Idaho, creeks and tributaries. After watching this video I now have wise words and a Chinese proverb to print and post by my desk at work. Thank you for sharing. This is a wonderful video.
Thank you. If the message of this film has had a positive impact on you, we would be very happy.
Dears, I also become 60 next year (hopefully). I did experience the minimalistic joy of fly fishing in the alps and near my home in upper Franconia (Germany). But that is almost a decade ago. I was in Japan two weeks ago the first time in my life and I feel so connected through this video with your passion. It makes no difference if you are from Asia, America or Europe. It matters what we share
Stunning cinematography and beautiful presentation. You deserve millions of views!
Wow! Thank you for your wonderful feedback!
竹竿職人はきっとこの方の天職であり、ご自身が選べる最も幸せな生き方を選べたのだと思えてくる動画です。素敵です。そして開高健氏が紹介された中国からと言われる最後の諺はとても共感できます。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。例の中国の諺はこの方にピッタリかと思い、最後に入れてみました。
Just absolutely breath taking, a country I can’t wait to visit ( in about little over a month) and a place I’d love to retire in and live out the rest of my days. Bless Japan!!
Have a great trip to Japan!!
「過剰な刺激は永続的な幸福には繋がらない」
思わずはっとした。
若さが刺激を追い求めてしまうのは仕方がない事だと自分に言い続けて、今40歳を迎えて思い悩んでいた。
刺激がなければ脳が萎縮し、大切な何かを失うんじゃないかと心配していた。
野生が凍えて、世界から必要とされなくなるんだと恐れていた。
先人の言葉で、ここまで真に迫る助言は今まで無かった。ありがたい。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。
興奮や快楽時のアドレナリンは、一時的にしか作用しないということですね。過ぎ去るとまた虚しくなってしまう。
What a wonderful film. He’s right about chasing too much. An inspiring man.
Thank you very much!
本当の幸せ、喜びは、少し不便で地味な所に有る。
歳取って実感してます。
小さい時に兄達と魚取りをした豊かな川が組合も無くなり、見る影も無くなり、川で遊ぶ子供なんて居ません。
悲しいです。
思い出の沢山詰まった川を守って下さいね。
素晴らしい動画でした。有りがとう御座います。
川は、何故か郷愁を誘いますね。
This truly is an amazing video.
Thank you!!
Great words of wisdom!!! Cheers from USA
Thank you!!
5 am in Puerto Rico, drank a cup of coffee watching this, you sir are an accomplished fisherman and an artist, I can relate to many things you said in the video but your wisdom is at another level, thank you so much for sharing this, that ending, priceless, you have a new friend here.
"Priceless," your words will resonate with the protagonist of this film.
Very beautiful, relaxing. I feel most at peace when fishing and this video brings that peace. Thank you for sharing. 💙
Thank you so much!!
I hope to make it over to the Iwate and Akita prefectures at some point. It looks beautiful over there
I would like to go there too. There is traditional Japanese countryside and beautiful nature there.
Wonderful. At 66, I'm still too Gonzo to achieve Zen but I'm trying. Now my son is hooked and realizing how the mountains and trout draw you in. It is a true pleasure to fish with him and enjoy a Scotch from a hip flask while we watch and wonder.
Thank you! I imagine you sitting by the river, lost in thought, sipping a scotch from a hip flask. That might be your Zen.
That was beautiful. I’m becoming more and more appreciative of Japanese culture and your commitment to excellence in all things. Japanese people are true craftsmen and take so much pride in what they are doing, no matter how common or mundane the task at hand is. The world can learn a lesson from the Japanese
Thank you for liking this documentary film. I'm sure that many Japanese people will feel confident and proud after hearing your words. Thank you for your respect.
すばらしい映像と釣り師魂 やっぱええよな 釣り行くときの気持ち
Just beautiful.
Thank you!
This is what true happiness is, very nice video, thank you for sharing this.
Thank you!!
So beautiful
Thank you!
Japan truly is a brilliant country
I am from India and watching fly fishing is kind of meditation for me❤❤❤
Thank you!, that's a very Indian analogy!
That was absolutely beautiful! I consider myself quite lucky to get to be guiding fly fishing in Japan, and it is meeting people like Nonaka san that make it so special here. Well done on this video 👏
Thank you! I'm glad that this film was one of the experiences you gained in Japan through fly fishing.
What a beautifully filmed video 👌 it’s great to see others with the same passion to conserve their local rivers and indigenous wild trout . I fish little burns and lochs here in Scotland 🏴 so great to see your fishing in Japan . Your rods look fantastic 👍
Thank you for your compliments on this film. I'm sure you will identify with the rod builder featured in this film.☺️
Such a beautiful film with a beautiful message. This speaks to my soul in a special way. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I am very grateful that you have so deeply sympathized with the purpose of this film.
We truly are, overwhelmed by information. It doesn't make us better, only busier. I chase trout, myself. I cherish every inch of water I've ever fished. Thank you for this video. It's given me a fresh perspective.
Thank you. I'm glad you understood the message of this movie.
@RiverRunsThroughJapan 💯
Great film, great angler, great rod builder, inspiring philosophy: The obstacle is the way!
Thank you!!!
I too love exploring small brooks searching for native fish, no matter how small they may be. The beauty is not always in size.
It's like a treasure that belongs only to you.
Been fly fishing for about 50 years, my father fished, and I have tied flies on my grandfathers fly tying vice. It’s a wonderful pastime, I have fished all over the U.K. and 7 times in Norway. I highly recommend it, always something to learn, it is peaceful and relaxing, and takes you to fabulous locations.
I'm so glad that you, someone with a lot of experience, could relate to this video.
Thank you for your reply, your craftsmanship is fabulous.
Such a well made video. Thank you for this ♥
I like shime saba very much, also a good single malt. I live in Cornwall UK and have a small moorland stream in our garden which has small trout, and the heron starts flying in daily through the winter and cleans them out, but i always see the tiny little fry appearing in the slack water in early summer.
10 minutes down the road i can be on the main river, and cast a fly for a sea trout, or 20 minutes and be by the sea with a chance of a mackerel or sea bass.
I love the wild nature of Japan, and appreciate the culture of artisan craftsmanship you have. Arigato and kanpai!
You seem to live in a wonderful place, with trout swimming in your garden!
Your love of Shime saba means you're quite a Japanese foodie.
Stunning. Thank you for letting us see our world through your eyes. What a privilege.
Thank you. I am the producer of this film, and I am very happy that the message resonated with you.
@@RiverRunsThroughJapan You produce amazing work. I pray you never stop. Godbless.
Thank you Kakuhiro - i wouldl ike to fish for trout the next time im in JApan.
I love this so much. It’s really a blessing to see people appreciate aspects of American culture and history that aren’t mainstream but are truly beautiful. Much love on your journey and may the fish be intoxicatingly elusive.
Thank you for receiving the message of this film.
You, sir, are a true inspiration and evidence that enjoying the simple pleasures in life are the things that keep you happy and content throughout life.
I am the producer of this film and I feel the same way as you.
すばらしい動画ありがとうございます！
本当に男の幸せはそんなもんです。
同感するもの多々ありました。
共感いただきありがとうございます！
やっぱり角宏さんはロッドもそうですが、生き方も味わい深いです。
素晴らしい映像を有難うございます♪
ありがとうございます！
なんとバーテンダーの前がバンドマンでした😅
Poetically told and a classic tale of love for Nature. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your wonderful feedback!
Reminds me of my childhood river streams back in Korea in the 60’s.
Now I live in las Vegas missing the childhood activities…
Great video and image quality too…
Subscribing today…
Thank you! Those distant memories of that faraway place must be a treasure for your life.
Beautiful. And I love how you keep your Scotch in the freezer.
Thank you , That looks very delicious.
Congratulation!! River Runs Through Japan is one of the best fly fishing video channel in the world! The true essence of fly fishing is represented here.
Thank you! It's cold in Japan right now and fishing is prohibited, so I can't film fishing, but if I get the chance, I'd like to make another fly fishing video.
「難しくなかなか釣れない、奥ゆかしい」ハッとしました。なるほどですね、同感です。なんだかホッとする映像美です。
ありがとうございます！
Everything about this is amazing. Much love from Canada. I hope I get to go to Japan one day and understand this point of view better
I'm glad you relate to the message of this movie.
Thank you!
先生、あなたの心と魂を流れる美しい川。 アングラーとして、そして保護者として、自分の情熱に忠実に生きている。 バルセロナより敬意を表します。
ずっと幸せを実感できる、それがフィッシャーマンですよね。行ったことの渓にワクワクする。テリトリーの渓・渓魚はかわいくてしょうがない。知らない評判の観光地を旅するより、渓での一瞬一瞬が大好き、それがフィッシャーマン。野中さんの話、良かったです。
ご共感いただけて良かったです。野中さんもアマゴイワナはかわいくてしょうがないそうです。
Thank you from an ole kayak fisherman that loves and highly respects smallmouth.
High Noon
Thank you!!
魚を「彼ら」と呼ぶなんて素敵ですね。この人の作られる竿を使ってみたくなりました。素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます。
ご視聴ありがとございます。仕事柄、マス類の魚にはとても愛着をもっておられますね。
Love this ! fishing wiskry japan my favorite. From USA
Thank you!!
What a beautiful video! Absolutely stunning shots and great wisdom! Thank you from Texas!
Thank you so much!
この素敵な釣りシネマは、どんな人が撮って、繋いで、リリースしているのだろう。音楽もとても良いです。
ご視聴ありがとうございます🙇♂️
素敵な生き方。
自分は40代後半の釣り人ですが、この先の釣りへの向き合い方を見せて頂いた気がします、、
刺激や興奮よりも、なにより幸せでないといけない、というところが良いですね。
I got my first fly rod when I was 12, (actually a japanese "No brand" glasfibre rod with steel ferrules), and have been "hooked" ever since. I'm now 66y old and newly retired so plenty of time to go fly fishing, mostly grayling but also trout now and then. I can so wholeheartedly relate to this movie as it captures the same feelings I have for fly fishing in small rivers. 15 years ago I also got the opportunity to acquire a cane rod made by Ulf Löfdahl, a renowned swedish cane rod maker, and have never looked back. It feels like you are coming closer to nature when using it compared to modern carbon fibre rods, it is that simple. Once again, thank you very much for this excellent movie. Greetings from Sweden.
Your story is very heartwarming. Being "hooked" with fishing is one of the important times in life when you can distance yourself from the troubles of everyday life. Thank you for resonating with this movie.
Hallo
Das Video, welches mich mit tiefer Emotion berührte, hat mich zum Nachdenken über meine bisherigen Entscheidungen im Leben gebracht. Ich bin Sehr dankbar für die Offenheit, Eindrücke und Sichtweisen zu den eigenen Haltungen des Lebens. Es berührt mein Herz, wie auch meine Sehnsüchte.
Von ganzem Herzen danke ich dafür und wünsche weiter die unbeschwerte Freude, den Moment zu genießen.
Herzliche Grüße
I'm glad you resonated with the message in this video.
Beautiful video and life outlook.
As I am also older and retired now, I have started to learn fly fishing in the mountain streams of Taiwan.
I am also beginning to realise that enjoying the environment and the peaceful pursuit is more important than how many fish.
Thank you
I am so glad that the message of this film reached you and that I received such a heartwarming response from you.
I always wondered if there was a fly fishing scene in Japan. I was a child when I lived in Tokyo from 1976-78. I would have loved to go fishing more while I was there. Now that I'm an adult, I want to go back and spend a few weeks fishing Honshu and Hokkaido islands. Thank you for this video, it was beautifully done and makes me wish I was there with my own bamboo fly rod.
Thank you! I'm glad that watching this movie reminded you of your time in Japan.
Thank you! The world has us chasing something new all the time. The older I get the more I realize happiness cannot be achieved this way. I think true happiness can come by living simple and just simply living. 🙏
I'm so glad you resonated with the message of this film.
How wonderful. As a native of the US mountain west who has enjoyed fly fishing for decades, your words and your experiences resonate with me. Whatever our national and cultural heritage, we are all moved by mountains, rivers, and the hope that a trout will rise.
Your words will surely resonate with the protagonist of this film.
私は釣りをしない者ですが、川オタクなので安曇川に惹かれて動画を拝見しました
美しい映像をありがとうございます、美しい川ですね
ありがとうございます。
Thank you! you have captured my imagination with this wonderful video and beautiful location. I loved the words of wisdom at the end. We do live in a world of excess. I am a hobby bladesmith of many years so I can really appreciate the work and skill that goes into making those rods. I fully agree that fishing is not about the quantity of fish caught but the quality of the experience.
All the best from Australia and I look forward to watching more.
Thank you for watching the film! As the creator, I am very happy that you understood the core message of this video.
Across the ocean, we share the same heart. It's my dream to move to Japan and live a simple life of fishing and enjoying nature and whiskey. Maybe my dream will come true! Subscribed!
I would love to see you fly fishing in a Japanese river someday☺️
カクヒロさーん、浅草で呑んで、音楽（特にロック）の話や釣り理論とオヤジ話
懐かしいですね！一時体調崩されたとお聞きしましたが釣りしている姿を見て安心しました。
Your kindness and sincerity are remarkable. Few possess such a genuine spirit. The world is better with people like you in it. Bless you!
Thank you very much.
人として、男として、憧れます。
Beautiful video, keep up the good work. Much love from Germany! ✌️
Thank you! Your love is an encouragement to me.
What a wonderful footage! I'd like you make another about Tenkara
Thank you. If I have the opportunity, I would like to use Tenkara as a visual as well.
当時の日本一であろう色々のバンブービルダーを超えました 素晴らしい！ 讃えます。
Seu vídeo é uma inspiração, respeito sua cultura, nós brasileiros admiramos seu povo, as artes de produção das varas e toda técnica que envolve a fabricação, parabéns por dividir neste vídeo uma parte de sua vida, amamos pesca com "Fly" seguimos aprendendo a cada dia do resto de nossas vidas 🙏
Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm sure the rod builder featured in the film are very happy too.
I like Japanese culture its
Actually wonderful
These videos are amazing, thank you so much for sharing from a Canadian fly fisherman
Thank you!
One of the memorable docu. Lately.
I like the edit .Not too brighte…. Kind of dark tone….
Lovely.
Subscribed today..
Thanks..
Thank you so much!!
What a beautiful film! I must travel to Japan and fly fish there one day. I watched this film with my son who I will teach fly fishing one day soon :) Thank you
Thank you so much! I hope your son will become interested in fly fishing after watching this video.☺️
An absolutely beautiful video 😍
Thank you!
日本において角広は人柄もそのrodも素敵です！大阪の30年前に京都三条へ訪ねたTaoka rodより。
That river photo through the forest is perfect. As simple and beautiful as life gets... just printed the screen so one day I could paint it in watercolor
Thank you, I'm very happy about your feedback.
Truly one of the most beautiful youtube videos I have ever seen. Incredible work!
Wow! Thank you!
I would love to own a bamboo rod one day.
I appreciate your story.
Blessings from Oregon.
Thanks for watching!
The bamboo rod are very artistic.
@@RiverRunsThroughJapan are you still making rods?
@@TheEmiliodiaz Yes, the protagonist of this video is still actively making rods.
@@RiverRunsThroughJapan would you happen to have a contact email for them?
@@TheEmiliodiaz Of course, I know the builder's email address and can give it to you. However, since he only understands Japanese, there may be a language problem in contacting him.
Currently, if you want to inquire about his rods from outside Japan, the contact point seems to be a pro shop called Tsuruya.
www.fly-tsuruya.co.jp
info@fly-tsuruya.co.jp
Amazing... just amazing! Beautiful country... you are blessed.
Thank you very much!!
What a beautiful little film!! SO well put together, well done.
Thank you, I'm very happy.
人生の勉強をさせられる素敵な人柄。
いい動画を見させて頂きました、ありがとうございます。
ご視聴いただき、ありがとうございます。
Dude just wants a good place to fish, and some whiskey. We may be different on the outside but we have a lot in common. Rather inspiring for a dude who’s looking for a career change himself. Thank you for the glimpse into your life sir.
You and dude will have a mutual understanding.
とても美しく素敵な映像、ありがとうございました。３０年程前、某クラフト展でお目にかかり、二言三言言葉を交わし素振りをさせていただいた思い出があります。当時は日本のバンブーロッドの未来を担う若手のホープといった印象でしたが、素敵に歳を重ねられたご様子ですね。氏のロッドを使ったことのない者が評するのも失礼な話ですが、早くから淡竹など日本の竹に着目され、当時にしてすでに中空構造などにも着手されていたかと…。そのような先進に対して、ロッドのコスメ自体は竹目を活かし飾りを廃した宛ら茶道具の様な枯れた美しさを感じます。また、欧米のロッドメーカー同様にはなから２tipというところにも良いですね。今でも欲しい欲しいロッドの一つです。
カブに乗って地元の川を釣り歩く姿の何とカッコイイことか…！
ご視聴ならびに、素敵な思い出話ありがとうございます。野中さんの若かりし頃の写真を拝見したりお話を伺ったりしましたが、とても自由な生き方から現在に至ってるいように感じました。
Amazing short film :) thank you. You are a true craftsman........your rods look outstanding ! fantastic......they flex so much better than any rod I own .
Thank you very much for watching and for your kind comments!
角宏さん、かっこイイ〜！👍✨