18 Japanese seasonal festivals explained and their history 〜季節のお祝い〜 | easy Japanese home cooking
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- In this video, I am explaining about all the Japanese seasonal festivals, that we celebrate through out the year.
In my Channel, I usually show step by step of alternative but authentic Japanese home cooking, which can be made with the ingredients that are easily available outside of Japan.
00:00 Intro
00:57 Oshogatsu (01. Jan.)
02:18 Jinjitsu (07. Japn.)
02:31 Seijin no hi (2nd Mo. of Jan.)
02:51 Sho shogatsu (15. Jan.)
03:12 Setsubun (03. Feb.)
04:20 Hari kuyo (08. Feb.)
04:40 Hina-matsuri (03. Mar.)
05:07 Ohanami (end Mar. - beg. Apr.)
05:47 Hana-matsuri (08. Apr. or May)
06:20 Tango no sekku (05. May)
07:12 Tanabata (07. Jul.)
07:48 Doyo (end Jul. - beg. Aug.)
08:09 Obon (13-15. Aug.)
09:29 Otsukimi (first full moon of Sep.)
10:29 Shichi-go-san (15. Nov.)
11:16 Niiname-sai (23. Nov.)
12:00 Toji (22. Dec.)
12:43 Omisoka (29-31. Dec.)
14:11 Ending
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I feel like I have learnt alot more about Japan and it's festivals now, thank you so much for telling us ❤️ You're amazing Senseii! Hope you have a wonderful new year and hope you enjoy your year with your family too ✨. Stay safe and take care 🥰
thank you so much!!
glad you enjoyed my video!!
I stumbled on your RUclips videos this Christmas holidays and since then I have been hooked. You have a gift to explain materials in a simple and easy to understand. Your students are so lucky to have you as their teacher.
Now I know when to visit Japan by watching this video. Usually, I don’t write comments where the world can see but I can’t resist not to as way to express my gratitude. I wish you and your family a New Year full of inspirations and peace.
oh, thank you so much for your comment!
glad you like my contents!
Excellent! I have American Japanese family living in Japan and have had confusing time remembering all the primary festivals and celebrations and meanings. Your explanations were great and very helpful. My grandchildren will appreciate that their American grandmother is now better informed about their culture and traditions. Thank you again.
so glad to hear, that you enjoyed and have learned something from my video!!
Although I am miles away(🇧🇦) from Japan I love this culture,its people,the practical way of living and simple nice food.Happy new year ❄️
9:47 I didn't realize the "crickets are annoying" mindset, but now that I recall many of my conversations they were mentioned in, people really tend to dislike them. It's a shame.
Maybe it's just me as a Hungarian, but riding out to the Great Plain on a summer evening and watching the full moon rise while the crickets sing is a very serene feeling.
Thank you for this blog content. It’s informative. Japanese culture is interesting.
Thanks for the information and I learned some knowledge about Japanese festival food, respect to each other🎉 😄
nice video thank you very much! i admire japan so much. all the best from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Likewise, I too admire & love Japan. Bangalore india
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for your wonderful and informative videos on Japan. I’d love to go one day. My best friend’s brother (Italian) has lived in Japan for many, many years and absolutely loves it there. I’m 70, so I’d best not wait too long! 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for this video! My memories of living in Japan are fading and also when I was there I had no idea what all of these things were for and it really helped me to understand.
glad it helped you remember about Japan!
Well presented.✨ Very much knowledge I gained about Japanese culture. 🎎 Thank you so much for your work. Lots of love form India ❤️
This is becoming my favourite RUclips channel! Such great content 👍🏾
Thank you for enlightenment in Japanese festivals, appreciate it.
you're welcome!
glad you liked it!
Are these holidays/festivals normally celebrated modernly? I know this video was posted a year ago but I appreciate you taking the time to explain this so carefully and simply for us to understand!!
Thank you for an educational video. I wish there was a book with all these beautiful pictures and detailed information like your video. ⛩
Thank you for explaining the Japanese traditions. Learned and understand more of the culture. ❤it. Much appreciated.
glad that I could contribute to understanding the Japanese culture!!
I just found your channel (or your channel found me) and I really enjoy these videos. I appreciate you writing the words for the prononciation a lot. Will definately subscribe. Thank you!
Thank you so much for all the information about your festivals and how to celebrate them. It was very informative. I have so much fun learning from you. I new there was a lot but never had the time to read about them all. Happy New Year to you and your family. May you stay happy and healthy throughout this coming year.
thank you, and wish you the same.
glad to hear, that you enjoyed and learned a lot from my video!
Thanks for this informative video... It gives pleasure to understand the festivals of Japan.... Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous new year 2023...
thanx!!
Thank you for educating us on Japanese culture and including the language. Much appreciated. Happy New Year.
thanx so much! same to you!
Wow! Taiji, thank you so much for this very informative video.
Also, wonderful video editing. You must have worked on this a long time.
May you and your family be blessed with a good, sweet and prosperous year.
Vielen Dank für das interessante Video !!!
Als Flugbegleiter war ich schon hunderte Male in Japan, und dieses Video erklärt mir einige Dinge, die ich Japan beobachtet habe. 🙂
Frohes Neues Jahr 🥂🍾
Thank you, Taiji! Very interesting! Wishing you a very happy new year, and I am looking forward to more of your videos. Cheers!
thanx so much! same to you!
Thank you so much for this very informative video! It’s a great summary of all the festivals.✨ I learned so much! Before this, I watched your Japanese Table Manners video. I learned a handful of new things from that one, too!
If it’s okay, I’d like to request a video more about tableware and utensils in a Japanese home, and more table manners practiced at home. Some of the things I wonder about: when setting the table, are hashioki supposed to be uniform for all chopsticks? Are the wooden soup bowls supposed to be all the same design for the whole family(and guests), or can they be different like the rice bowls? Do the rice bowls for guests have a uniform design like how chopsticks for guests are uniform design?
I often wonder about little details like that.☺️ if I list all my questions, my comment will be even longer than it already is.😂
I love the needlework---- honoring needles? did i get that right? I knit, crochet, sew, embroider and make lace, even weave a little.. Love all kinds of Needlework. Definitely thank the needles! I'm watching this Feb 11, 2024, so it just past by. I love the theme of gratitude that is woven into so many of your festivals. Thank you, I really enjoy learning about your culture and civilization.
I'm so happy 😊
I'm learning so much from you.
I took Japanese in college, but that was 20 years ago.
This was so great! I can’t wait to visit Japan!
glad to hear you liked the video!
I love your videos, thank you for this one! You left out my favorite festival but I think I know why. 😂 PS: For this westerner, the sound of crickets is nostalgic and reminds me of growing up in the countryside.
Thank you for sharing this. I've learned so much from this.
glad to hear!!
I really enjoyed this video Taiji! Thank you for making this! I've watched your other festival videos and enjoyed them as well. I feel like I always learn something new during these.
glad you like my videos!! thanx always for your comment!
Taiji I love watching your videos…. I love you ❤️
Thank you for this explanation! So many festivals, strengthening bonds within families and to nature. No wonder Japan is the strong country it is!
I found the 3,5,7 celebration moving as children died early on both sides of my family, ca 1920s, so this would still be something within a family's memory.
I'm a new subscriber this month, 🇨🇦, really enjoying your channel and trying out recipes.
Wishing you a good New Year!
thank you for your comment!
i am sorry to hear your loss.
新年明けましておめでとうございます。🎍🧧Thank you for your video. Some festival I didn’t know. What I missed is ボネンカイ。
Happy New Year to you and your Family .... Very interesting ... Thank you very much
Great video ... please share more facts about Japan.
Thank you! 🙏 I guess my favorite is the crickets holiday 🙂
I wish you happy New Year!
you are welcome! well, Otsukimi is not about the crickets but the moon, and the sound of crickets is an acompanying orchestra!
Greetings from the U.K. Thank you so much for this lovely insight into Japanese festivals. It is also great to know some more of the ideas behind Anime and Pokémon! I was interested in the fact that unagi features in one of your festivals as this year we celebrated Christmas with unagi rather than turkey! Wishing you the best for the New Year and looking forward to more of your great videos.
wow, unagi for Christmas?! very hard to imagine for me, but hope you enjoyed it!!
Wow. This is a lot of information! As a child growing up in Hawai'i my family celebrated several of these festivals. Thank you for describing some of the history and modern day context for them.
Thank you for such an educational video!
Thank you for this video. It was quite informative! I was wondering if you could make a video talking about the relationship Japan has with coffee. I would be very curious to know what’s the general consensus in Japan about coffee. I’m from Spain and it’s so enriching to learn both, the differences and similarities between our cultures, specially how the Mediterranean diet can share some similarities with Japanese diet. Thank you again! Your content is such a beautiful window into Japan. I feel so good after learning something new!
hahah i love the anime references demon slayer is easily one of my favorite anime of all time. Its so cool that japan has so many non religious traditions. I always think Germany has very little tradition and the ones we have are religious so if you dont follow the church/ christianity there kind of are no traditions at all except for new years and the ones you created yourself. It always makes me sad to see that so many traditions are only created or kept alive here to promote consumerism and buying way too much. So this video made me really hopeful and happy that there are countries that actually have non religious traditions that are not just invented to make money. Thanks for putting in the work and creating such a nice and informative video c:
Happy new year Taiji! Wishing you and your family all the best 😊
thank you so much! same to you!
Beautiful culture.thank you very much.happy new year...
Beautifully done!! It is obvious that you put a lot of time, thought, and creativity into this video. I really enjoyed watching and will save to watch again.
thank you so much for seeing my effort. yes, it took a lot of time and energy. so its very nice to be acknowledged!!
18 seasonal festivals a year? i didnt knew jp was partying that hard ! ;)
This was a fascinating whistle-stop tour of your festivals and rituals. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this video. Wishing you a very Happy and Healthy New Year!!
thank you, you too!
Happy New year . Salutation de Belgique 🌠👾🛸👽💛
thanx, happy new year to you too!
this is incredibly fascinating
Thank you for your great work making this video and explaining so detailed most important festivals in Japan. A country with beautiful history, traditions and culture who’s making me happy to visit in short time 🎉🥰
Super
謹賀新年！
Ur absolutely brilliant,😍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wonderful video ! Thank you ! Happy New Year ! Good Health and Happiness to you and your loved ones ! ✨
thanx! you too!
たいじさん, あけましておめでとうございます
ありがとう。
あけましておめでとうございます。
nice
thanx!
Happy New Year 🥰
thanx, you too!
I love your videos and the mention of demon slayer. Greetings from Oregon.
Thank you so much for this video! I learned alt form it 😁
glad you liked the video!
@@taijiskitchen I am a little history nerd love learning about other countries history and cultures. But I don't know much about the asian countrirs since our history classes mainly wete about western and northern contries, with some middle east once in a while. Even in university.
I am from the Faroe Islands and Japan being an island contry (even though much larger) intrests me very much, especially the culture.
The very best wishes and happiness for the new year 😊
✨ Happy New Year ✨
thanx! same to you!
This is very learnfull and useful vedio.❤❤❤
Tqsm for this 🙏😊
glad you like it!
and what does tqsm mean? or is it a typo?
@@taijiskitchen "Tqsm" means (thank you so much) nowadays people are using short form in some words.
If you don't mind, what made you leave Japan and what made you choose where you are now?
Ich hoffe, dass ich das O hanami diesen April erleben kann. Ich werde Anfang April und wieder Mitte April in Japan unterwegs sein. Wäre toll. Übrigens, frohes neues Jahr. Ich wünsche Ihnen ein erfolgreiches Jahr.
oh, das klingt super! Anfang April bestimmt! aber Mitte April wäre zu spät für die Kirschblüten, außer wenn Sie Norden Japans gehen würden.
Schöne Zeit in Japan!!
@@taijiskitchen Leider fahren wir erst nach Osten und dann nach Süden. Vielleicht in Gifu kann ich noch die Blumen sehen. Und ich habe vorher 2 Tage in Tokyo. Ich hoffe, dass ich irgendwann in diesen Tagen noch Sakura sehen kann. Crossing my fingers…
I really love the Japanese culture! I have watched Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba! My favorite anime right now!
Does Japan have many nontraditional traditions as well? Its usually shown that on Valentine's day, girls give/make chocolate for boys. Is this accurate and what other non traditional things do the Japanese celebrate. Ps I love the sound of crickets too here in Canada and our summer Cicadas
Taro root or yam recipe?
Do you have any idea where / how to use fresh, salted kombu? I sent you a pictured of what I bought on Insta. A recommendation would be more than welcome❣️
All Arabic or Muslim countries have many festivals like
Eid ul fithar
Eid ul adha
Eid miladun nabi
Islamic new year
Ramdan mubarak
And many more
are you artificial intelligence?