Thank you for watching my movie. Tourou nagashi commences the night before the main festival. Lit Kaga Yuzen lanterns are floated down the river Asano at dusk, starting near the Tenjin-Bashi bridge where I took this movie. The lanterns then float under the Ume-no-Hashi bridge before finishing at the Asanogawa Ohashi bridge.
There is a word "SetuGekka"in Japanese, which means Snow,Moon,Flower. I feel so happy seeing cherry blossoms in Spring, Fireworks in Summer,Autumn leaves in late October, The first snow of the Winter season,etc. When I feel myself as Japanese, is such moments of changing seasons.
could you please tell me exactly where this is? it is my biggest dream to see traditional toro nagashi in a beautiful natural setting and this looks so lovely. I live in tokyo but I can never find a good place. I want to go this summer! my birthday is august 14th, so it is around the Obon period and I want to take a birthday trip to the perfect toro nagashi place. thank you!
Sorry for late reply and it is pity to say the fest was over this year. As for Kanazawa Toro Nagashi Fest, it will be held on the first Friday night of June the next year. Check the place below. I think the best place to watch because not so crowded. www.google.co.jp/maps/@36.5696348,136.6685385,20z?hl=en
This is the festival of the spirits. (BON MATSURI) Ay the first day Japanese people use to put incense, flowers, drinks and food on the ``butsudan``. Also they put lanterns inside the house with flowers, to sign to the death people of they family that they are waiting for then. They go to the cemitery , and calle the beloved ones back home. In same areas they put fire lamps outside the house for guide the spirits also. At the end of the festival, at the last day, - they put the floating lanterns with the name of the family in the river so the spirits can go back to the spiritual land, because the water is related to the the spirital life. After send the beloved ones ``back to the Spiritual Land`` they go to the parks to dance at the sounds of `taiko``. OBON MATSURI is a very important time for Japanese, they go back to the place where they born to elebrte OBON. Is a beautiful festival.
Sonia-san, Thank you for your detailed explanation. It is perfect and I wonder why you are so familiar with Japanese customs? But may I comment one mere trivial thing? As for this "Kanazawa Toro nagashi fest" is usually held on the first Friday night on June as a part of "Hyakumangoku Matsuri". Of course the purpose of the fest is same as you described. If you want to watch it, check the date before you come. Thank you.
TMin Min Hi. Iam sorry for so late reply! Japan is my second Homeland. Instant here for almost 3 decades and I do love here so much! Love and peace... Sonia Luna Sumi
ありがとうございます！
I absolutely love this. I love japan, their culture is amazing and Their way of life is so peaceful.
Thank you, no problem.
Thank you for watching my movie. Tourou nagashi commences the night before the main festival. Lit Kaga Yuzen lanterns are floated down the river Asano at dusk, starting near the Tenjin-Bashi bridge where I took this movie. The lanterns then float under the Ume-no-Hashi bridge before finishing at the Asanogawa Ohashi bridge.
There is a word "SetuGekka"in Japanese, which means Snow,Moon,Flower.
I feel so happy seeing cherry blossoms in Spring, Fireworks in Summer,Autumn leaves in late October, The first snow of the Winter season,etc. When I feel myself as Japanese, is such moments of changing seasons.
Hi from GMA, Philippines' TV Channel. How can I reach you to formally send my request/permission letter to use your video? Thanks :)
You can contact me via FB search Toshiyasu Minami but unfortunately this event was quit a few years ago.
@@tsysminami Sent request letter in your Facebook Messenger. Hoping for your favorable response. Thank you :)
could you please tell me exactly where this is? it is my biggest dream to see traditional toro nagashi in a beautiful natural setting and this looks so lovely. I live in tokyo but I can never find a good place. I want to go this summer! my birthday is august 14th, so it is around the Obon period and I want to take a birthday trip to the perfect toro nagashi place. thank you!
helo Kathryn. just replie to you above, please have a look.
Sorry for late reply and it is pity to say the fest was over this year. As for Kanazawa Toro Nagashi Fest, it will be held on the first Friday night of June the next year. Check the place below. I think the best place to watch because not so crowded.
www.google.co.jp/maps/@36.5696348,136.6685385,20z?hl=en
does anyone know the name of the song in the video? thank you xD
This is the festival of the spirits. (BON MATSURI)
Ay the first day Japanese people use to put incense, flowers, drinks and food on the ``butsudan``. Also they put lanterns inside the house with flowers, to sign to the death people of they family that they are waiting for then. They go to the cemitery , and calle the beloved ones back home. In same areas they put fire lamps outside the house for guide the spirits also.
At the end of the festival, at the last day, - they put the floating lanterns with the name of the family in the river so the spirits can go back to the spiritual land, because the water is related to the the spirital life.
After send the beloved ones ``back to the Spiritual Land`` they go to the parks to dance at the sounds of `taiko``.
OBON MATSURI is a very important time for Japanese, they go back to the place where they born to elebrte OBON.
Is a beautiful festival.
Sonia-san, Thank you for your detailed explanation. It is perfect and I wonder why you are so familiar with Japanese customs? But may I comment one mere trivial thing? As for this "Kanazawa Toro nagashi fest" is usually held on the first Friday night on June as a part of "Hyakumangoku Matsuri". Of course the purpose of the fest is same as you described. If you want to watch it, check the date before you come. Thank you.
TMin Min Hi. Iam sorry for so late reply!
Japan is my second Homeland. Instant here for almost 3 decades and I do love here so much!
Love and peace...
Sonia Luna Sumi
TMin Min are you Japanese? I stay in Tokyo. And I love to watch it. Thanks! You can Cale me if you like. My number is + 81 80 4445 7849! Thanks!