[Pipe talk #50] the Kiseru - how to smoke the traditional japanese tobacco pipe
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Happy pipe week! Today I show you my method of smoking the Kiseru pipe!
The japanese tobacco is called Kizami, but amy quaöity shag will do.
Duuuude! What an awesome video, dear brother! I've never seen such a quaint tobacco pipe, and your 'how-to' was very informative. Thank you! You have it hand it to the Japanese for their meticulous craftsmanship. 👍 I hope you're enjoying your weekend, Chris! Love you, brother! God bless you!!! 🙏♥️
Or in that case, China 😂 actually this pipe was very inexpensive but it works perfectly fine if you have figured out how to!
Thx for watching and commenting! I allready missed your comments! Best,
Chris
@@BrutalEnough - I caught that! (Made in China) But still an origin of Japan. 👌😂 I'm happy to be here! 🙏
@@SoCal-Piper👌👍 btw, ha e you ever heared of Hialeah pipes? A old US company that was located in Cali iirc?
I’ve watched many videos about Kiseru and that Japanese tobacco.
The Japanese have a specific table they used for these pipes. With places for sand and tobacco.
It’s a very interesting side of the pipe story for sure!!
You are very welcome!! I am glad the lighter works well!!!!
Great video Sir. In the USA a pipe tobacco called Five Brothers is a very fine cut and a strong that works perfect in the Kiseru pipe. 💨💨💨
Hi Bob! Guess what? I have a pouch of five brothers here! When I open it up I will give it a try in that pipe! But so far not a single pipe tobacvo worked well...best with high quality cigatette shag!
Thx for the tip! 🙂
Very,very cool pipe and video! descriptive and informative. Thanks and cheers. 🇯🇵
Thx Paul! Cheers!
Thats a very interesting pipe my friend
Definitely something different! Thx for stopping by Jacques!
Morning Chris
Next level interesting this
You’ve nailed it.
Seems the Japanese always like to go elegant and a little spiritual with what they do
Superb for the small cigar 😃
Many thx Bob! Yes, there is a whole ritual connected to these pipes. I guess they are so small because tobacco was insanly expensive...
@@BrutalEnough or the Japanese are tiny folk 🤣
@@TruckinPiperBobthat's why they used larger bayonettes...😈
A very interesting chat and demo.
Thank you so much!
Hello brother! Great video my friend. 😊 great info!
Thank you very much! ✌
Interesting, i wondered about the tobacco use in such a pipe. Fine cut GH dark birdseye might fit the bill!
Not a single pipe tobacco will work properly! Only the finest cut cigarette tobacco! You can add one tiny bit of pipe tobacco to spice it up but that's the limit! But there are larger bowl Kiserus and those are a different thing.
There was an antique shop in Terra Alta West Virginia, that had a church Warden Pipe that was 7 ft long. They claimed it was made by a preacher in 1860, and they were asking $2,800 for it. Of course I couldn't afford to buy it. It looked like it was well smoked and they had a lot of documentation on it
Wow, that's interesting! Do you remember the materials used on that pipe?
@@BrutalEnough berled Walnut was one but I don't remember the rest
Very interesting pipe
Sure it is! An antique one might be even more interesting!
Cool to see how others do it!
You got a Kiseru too? Or you meant other cultures?
@@BrutalEnough Yeah, I meant other cultures. I would try it though
@@firstpersonsmokeryeah, some sellers have the cheap ones! Look for Tsuge Kiseru
Ya, such a small bowl, hard to clean ..... seems like a lot of work. Congrats on your nominations on the YTPC Pipe Awards !!
Thank you so much! Yes, it was really close! It's not that much effort to clean this pipe but one has to be very carefull! But it is also an economic pipe! You can get the maximum out of mini cigarillos!
Chris! That was a great video! I am intrigued by that pipe and the culture that goes along with it. Did you happen to know that the Kiseru was used as a weapon by otherwise unarmed samurai warriors? Crazy huh? I may have to get one of those, just to add to my pipe collection, along with some of those cigarillos! Very cool video, my friend!
Thank you David! Yes, I did read that...but it isn't as crazy as you might think. After all the inventors of the tonacco pipe had Tomahawks that were usable as a pipe as well... more interesting is, that women used the Kiseru as a Kansashi!
Hola Chris,
this is a great theme for mi.
I am a great Japan friend. You will see it in my next unboxing.
The pipe will come to me to. It is necessary for the collection, only for have it😅.
Best wishes from the 🌞🏝.
Michael
Hi Michael! Ich habe zwar nur eine Woche in Japan verbracht, das war aber schon sehr bemerkenswert! War in einigen Bars und Clubs abseits der Tourismuspfade und habe einige Leute kennen gelernt. Wirklich einen andere Welt...man fällt dort fast zwangsläufig ungut auf auch wenn man sich noch so viel Mühe gibt! 😅 Zur Kiseru; mini Zigarillos cutten und Genießen! Schmecken in deinem Klima sicher doppelt gut!
Habe die Affinität zu Japan ⛩️ seid Jugendzeiten. Dadurch viel Kampfsport, Geschichte und Küche und Sprache. Unsere Tochter macht sich meinen Jugendtraum war und geht im September nach Japan zum Studium und will sich anschließend ihr neues Leben dort aufbauen. Werden sie dann natürlich besuchen.
Der Tipp mit den Zigarillos ist genial👌🏻!
Schönen Sonntag dir noch 👋🏻
@@Pfeifenraucher_der_Insel es muss einem nur klar sein, daß man es als Ausländer dort sehr schwer hat und die Mentalität wirklich grundverschieden ist! Dafür gab es zumindest damals keine Strassenkriminalität, Pöbeleien etc Im Gettho von Osaka war es sauberer umd sicherer als in jeder Europäischen Stadt!
Man muss sich sehr mit den Sitten, Gebräuchen und vor allem den Verhaltensregeln, die vollständig anders zu den unseriösen sind vorher ordentlich vertraut machen. Wenn man die Sprache spricht, um so besser.
Ich persönlich hatte sehr viel Kontakt mit Japanern während der Studienzeit. Freunde haben such dort ein Leben aufgebaut und unsere Tochter ist Gott sei Dank auch entsprechend präpariert und hat die nötigen heimischen Kontakte über uns geknüpft 😉. Dürfte hoffentlich passen 🙏. We shall see...
@@Pfeifenraucher_der_Insel wird schon klappen! 👍👍👍🇯🇵
Hallo Chris, sehr interessantes Video. Habe diese Pfeifen bisher von ästhetischen immer ansprechend erlebt aber keinen Nutzen als Pfeifenraucher gesehen. Mit den Zigarillos allerdings sehr interessant...
Grüsse
Hans-Walter
Servus Hans Walter! Die Pfeufe ist manchmal nicht schlecht wenn man keine Zeit hat für eine ganze Pfeife hat...allerdings wird man damit immer komisch beäugt und verdächtigt andere Substanzen zu konsumieren...Sind aber auch schöne Deko-Objekte...da man sie auch für wenig Geld bekommt kann man sich durchaus eine für die Sammlung gönnen! 😉
@@BrutalEnough Hallo Chris,
dein Kisero Präsentationsständer sieht schon toll aus. War der auch leicht zu bekommen?
@@hans-walterdrucke1394 hat mein Vater gebastelt! Der von meiner Lebensgefährtin sieht noch besser aus! Werde ich morgen in 'community' posten!
@@hans-walterdrucke1394 habe ein Bild in 'community' hochbgeladen! 🙂
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That was a very interesting demonstration and explanation. Thank you for showing us. Have you spent some time in Japan?
Hi Rose! Thx! Yes, bit just one week in Osaka.
@@BrutalEnough awesome! I think it’s great when people can experience different cultures. Helps to give you a better appreciation and perspective.
@@carolinarose704definitely! It was amazing to see an intact culture not torn appart as our western societies...that was in 2005, not sure how it is today...
@@BrutalEnough it is sad when cultures get so degraded that the newer generation loses so much history, skills and wisdom.
@carolinarose704 true! Maybe history repeats itself all over...
Where is My Comment 😢
I just sent you a e-mail! Whilst i was writing a response it vanished! 🤷🏼♂️
What an interesting pipe. How long did it take you to get the hang of this pipe?
Hi! Sorry, do you mean how long it took to figure out how to smoke it properly or how long it took to find one? (My English isn't the best at times...🤷🏼♂️)
@@BrutalEnough how to smoke it properly 😉
@@renssy aaahh, not that difficult...you find some how too videos on youtube ... 🙂