***** I'm sorry but you are just ignorant on this issue. I don't know how things are where you live but up here people are very tolerant. You should try it. Race mixing! Welcome to the 17th century.
***** And you think the South American problems are due to race mixing ? I repeat: your opinion is based on a limited sample and area. In my area we've got plenty of races and race mixing isn't an issue. Perhaps you just live in a racist area. Your rhetoric sure fits the bill.
***** Re. Welcome to South America, one booming happy race mixed continent. Mirá pibe, yo nací, me crié y viví siempre en Sudamérica y no le veo sentido a lo que decís. ¡Cuántos imbéciles racistas pululan por YT!
Japan - the magic land, where technology going hand in hand with nature, where traditions going hand in hand with modern age. An incredible place to start live by normal calm life , very nice place in world - I like that second track in this video :) - greetings from Czech republic .
Yes , I know it, I read about it in some news and magazines, and the cities, so we can speak or not, every city is not calm. i going to work, where i operating CNC machines, many noises , in my case in 12 hours long shifts, also not calm place , I know this can bring headache, sometimes I have them. But that cities, high technology level, unique culture, music, and other showing level of this country in world, yes Japan have also negatives, but trust me, Middle Europe have much more of them. Japan have order and level. What should I idealize, Corruption through entire Czechia, selfishness , high criminality , superiority of Gypsies that can do illegal and crime things to normal peoples wihthout punishment?, high prices, low pay for work,for useless courts , mafia orientated politics, that are triyng make sometimes nonsense laws for only theirs profit , for theirs indebtedness that affecting again only peoples again and again ?. Sorry honey, I living here for 20 years and nothing through this 20 years not goes better for nobody. I think, this country not deserve title "republic" , not for all, what doing for working peoples, for clearly me is Czech republic worthless, I hate this country, and I will not only one, who this thinks . Take this as friendly tip, don't go to Czech republic, instead of old buildings nothing good awaits for you here. I trying to be good guy, but i will not idealize somethig so bad as my country, I'd rather watch grow Sakura , drink tea instead of beer, and listen sound of Shamisen.
You can , if you have some, When i will draw next Japanese Kanji in DA , I will listen it :) cassey-b-liberty.deviantart.com/art/Japanese-kanji-Umi-Sea-467817764
this japanese music is so relaxing and gentle but very powerful at the same time i love it it's very precise but that is what you would expect from japanese people.I listen to this every day thankyou
Ignore the people warning you about Japan. I'm half-japanese, and have family in Tokyo whom I visit every other year. It's a truly amazing country, so beautiful and rich in culture. Who cares if it's more western influenced, it's still SOOOOO different. It is a place everyone should visit at least once in their lives. Also, you'll be treated like a foreigner wherever you go that's not your country so who gives a fack lol, if it makes you happy then that's all that matters. Good luck :]
@Noomi91 This is Eten Raku one of the Gagaku Cout Music, when Japan was learning music from China. from 8 century, Japan arranged as Fusion with modern instruments. I do not think Sakuhachi flute played here, they are called Sho flute played for Gagaku. Sho has many lutes to blow not a single lute. Gagaku means MUSIC of GRACE.
Lyrics first song: sakura sakura noyama mo sato mo miwatasu kagiri kasumi ka kumo ka asahi ni niou sakura sakura hana zakari sakura sakura yayoi no sora wa miwatasu kagiri kasumi ka kumo ka nioi zo izuru izaya izaya mi ni yukan
I heard it...behind a Iaido video. I have search it for a day. It is beatifull. It is Hungarian...but...with a different rithm and everithing... It is so same and so different. It is so beatifull. It is my country..but in a different song... It is a miacle. Somebody play to me a song... Somebody with a different eye shape... Diferent history... Different favour... Play to me a song, what i have hear once. And it exist a way different way. Differend song, riddem.... But it is same. It seem i know, why I love my katana... Why I love the bushido.
I just want to visit japan if i had the chance but if i got the option to live there, i would probably never turn it down, i love japan in its culture, traditions and of course anime and manga,etc... To be honest, i just want to see the sakura trees in bloom...
Japan is awesome...they have so much awesome stuff for example, anime, ninjas, samurais, sushi(not a big fan of sushi but im tryna make a point), and ect
Im flying to Kyoto, Japan next year :) im 16 and it will be the first time i fly and the first time leaving the country as well. But im really excited for the trip though :)
Thanks! I recently went to Japan for a study abroad program, and I'm going to make a promo for it and I really need some music. I want to use this and your other video Traditional Japanese Music 1.
No, there are not more than a song. This is the original version of the song "Sakura Sakura", the traditional version. The other versions are different. Search on youtube "Sakura Japanese folk music" or "sakura traditional song."
Well ... Sakura is the Japanese cherry tree, a symbol of Japan. This instrumental is a traditional song sung in the Hanami festival every year. Sakura is also a very traditional female name in Japan among women. Maybe she is called Sakura because her hair is pink as the Sakura tree.
My friend is in Japan right now, and she told me the name of this song was called, "Sakura". This is very popular in Japanese video game. You probably heard it in Mike Tyson's Punch Out on the nes when you we're fighting Piston Honda. Haha! Or even in Shogun 2 Total War. You can here that song as well. It is very popular in traditionnal music in Japan.
So I looked up Japanese scales to practice on guitar and found that I really enjoyed them. Now maybe I'm wrong and I'm completely tone-deaf, but this sounds as though it is utilizing the Hirajoshi scale in the key of D. I only say this because I was playing along to this music (in the key of D) and found that I could consistently harmonize by playing on this scale. I don't know why I'm even mentioning it, but it felt quite magnificent to say the least. haha..
hirajoshi scale confuses me cause ive seen three different versions of it i foundn all you need to do to sound japanese is play a pantatonic minor scale while the other scales just change to a lowered 2nd/5th/7th
Judson Seeley It's easy to understand how one can become confused. The Hirajoshi consists of five modes whose names and intervals vary from region to region; not to mention the fact that some of these modes are also incorporated into completely different scale-forms from all around Japan (and all around the world for that matter). I approached my study of Japanese scales by first comparing them to more commonly used Western scale-forms and modes like the Locrian and Phrygian. While there were some similarities, there were also a number of big differences that I felt made the more traditional Japanese scales interesting. I was playing in D-Standard at the time (DGCFAD) which is why I chose to play in the key of D. Starting at the 12th fret I moved the entire scale up one whole-step (because my reference was in C), and found that the lower-end of the scale coincided almost perfectly with roughly the first 5 minutes of this video. If you are in E-Standard you can just as easily play starting at the 10th fret, but you would no longer be able to incorporate open-notes within the scale (or at least not as many). I like having open-note alternatives to any given scale so as to have variety, but that's my personal style. Here's my initial reference if you want it. It's only just where I started, but the Hirajoshi scale shown on this web page is nearly identical to what I played with this video; in the key of D however, not C, as I mentioned before. www.guitarcommand.com/japanese-scales/
+moebius Ive started to teach myself how to play some traditional japanese-esk tones on the piano, its really interesting... although sadly i dont have the mind to be able to read music so i mostly play by thought and ear
No, it comes from the cherry blossom tree named "Sakura". Sakura is a popular name, and if an anime character has pink hair there's a big chance her name is Sakura, that due to the color of the cherry flowers.
I plan on treading the path of the ancient shinobi. I will first become bilingual in the Japanese language, then learn the various forms of ninjutsu and weapons jutsu martial arts after moving to the outskirts of Mt. Fuji.
Well actually, sakura is the japanese word for cherry blossom, and this musicpiece is named after that blossom. And likely that character from naruto is named after it to, considering her pink hair; sakura is pink too.
I’ve been searching for them for years and can’t find any actual music by them. Listings on music services, but no actual music. I’m beginning to think they’re made up by the internet.
Try having someone who actually speaks japanese (no google translator or non japanese people) do a search for you, it worked for me when I was looking for a German movie called "Like Rabbits". Apparently some stuff in the internet is only reachable if you look for them using the right language.
@Bloodia16 unfortuneatly I can't recall there names, and i lost the files after i transfered to my new computer, all three songs are well known traditional japanese songs, so im sure you could find someone who knows them. Sorry i cant be of any help there.
I am pretty sure that is Mount Fuji in the background. You know, the famous Japanese mountain, the tallest in Japan, and according to tradition and antiquity the home of the Gods.
That song at 4:14 is so beautiful!! I love it! Unfortunatelly it is nowhere else to find nore to buy, neither in spotify. Can anyone help? I know that it is called "Moonlight Dance" and performed by the Osaka Clear Youth Orchestra...
Man, Japanese culture is intriguing, humble greetings from the US to Japan!
I love this country and this music and the people! Honto ni!
Warm greetings from Finland, Land of Moomins
I love this country greetings from Poland!
I'm lucky enough to have married a Japanese. :)
***** I'm sorry but you are just ignorant on this issue. I don't know how things are where you live but up here people are very tolerant. You should try it.
Race mixing! Welcome to the 17th century.
***** And you think the South American problems are due to race mixing ? I repeat: your opinion is based on a limited sample and area. In my area we've got plenty of races and race mixing isn't an issue. Perhaps you just live in a racist area. Your rhetoric sure fits the bill.
***** Your comment above re. a 'mixed race' child, as you put it, is biased and narrow minded, not to say stupid.
***** Re. Welcome to South America, one booming happy race mixed continent.
Mirá pibe, yo nací, me crié y viví siempre en Sudamérica y no le veo sentido a lo que decís. ¡Cuántos imbéciles racistas pululan por YT!
Japan - the magic land, where technology going hand in hand with nature, where traditions going hand in hand with modern age. An incredible place to start live by normal calm life , very nice place in world - I like that second track in this video :) - greetings from Czech republic .
Yes , I know it, I read about it in some news and magazines, and the cities, so we can speak or not, every city is not calm. i going to work, where i operating CNC machines, many noises , in my case in 12 hours long shifts, also not calm place , I know this can bring headache, sometimes I have them.
But that cities, high technology level, unique culture, music, and other showing level of this country in world, yes Japan have also negatives, but trust me, Middle Europe have much more of them. Japan have order and level.
What should I idealize, Corruption through entire Czechia, selfishness , high criminality , superiority of Gypsies that can do illegal and crime things to normal peoples wihthout punishment?, high prices, low pay for work,for useless courts , mafia orientated politics, that are triyng make sometimes nonsense laws for only theirs profit , for theirs indebtedness that affecting again only peoples again and again ?.
Sorry honey, I living here for 20 years and nothing through this 20 years not goes better for nobody. I think, this country not deserve title "republic" , not for all, what doing for working peoples, for clearly me is Czech republic worthless, I hate this country, and I will not only one, who this thinks .
Take this as friendly tip, don't go to Czech republic, instead of old buildings nothing good awaits for you here.
I trying to be good guy, but i will not idealize somethig so bad as my country, I'd rather watch grow Sakura , drink tea instead of beer, and listen sound of Shamisen.
Wynn H. It must be nice there, big cities, calm villages, Torii gates, Fuji-san, Sakura trees ....
Wynn H. ouch ... oh, I found some images :) .
You can , if you have some, When i will draw next Japanese Kanji in DA , I will listen it :)
cassey-b-liberty.deviantart.com/art/Japanese-kanji-Umi-Sea-467817764
this man is so lonely
Really nice and relaxing music. Many thanks for sharing this with us!
this japanese music is so relaxing and gentle but very powerful at the same time i love it it's very precise but that is what you would expect from japanese people.I listen to this every day thankyou
Yep, it's called 'Sakura' , a traditional Japanese song.
Arigato gozaimasu!! 🙇♂🙇♂ Greetings from Spain! 💮🌸💮🌸
I love this song.......everlasting.....
i am from Albania and i have been there, buy im saying toyou that if you go, you will fall in Love with Japan.
Asian cultures are so diverse from the rest of the world. Such beauty and simplicity.
Domo Arigato Yuuka. That was a VERY pleasant break from the normal top 40 of quasi Zen oriented music.
I'm totally in the same boat you are! I've been studying Japanese for three and a half years, and I hope to live there one day too ^^
How could you dislike this ? Don't you have better to do than to dislike all the songs you find ?
Oh. That would be great, thanks mate. The second song has been haunting me for months :P
Ignore the people warning you about Japan. I'm half-japanese, and have family in Tokyo whom I visit every other year. It's a truly amazing country, so beautiful and rich in culture. Who cares if it's more western influenced, it's still SOOOOO different. It is a place everyone should visit at least once in their lives. Also, you'll be treated like a foreigner wherever you go that's not your country so who gives a fack lol, if it makes you happy then that's all that matters. Good luck :]
Muzika je divna i pun dozivljaj je slusati je u prirodi na povetarcu.
Nothing better than sliding into a hot bath with that music in the backround
4:14 is "Bronzeman Interlude" by Projet Manzu.
I am a quarter japanese!!! The music is beautuiful please post more!
i like sakura n felt the music was wonderfu greetings from austraian friend i subbed to of course
I love you for posting this
muzika je divna i pun dozivljaj je slusati je u prirodi na povetarcu.
日本国万歳!(Nippon Banzai!)
これだから日本は大好きだ!
日本国建国から2676年(西暦2016年)
これからも日本と言う国が永遠に続きますように
大隊長大佐 good
So beautiful
@Noomi91 This is Eten Raku one of the Gagaku Cout Music, when Japan was learning music from China. from 8 century, Japan arranged as Fusion with modern instruments. I do not think Sakuhachi flute played here, they are called Sho flute played for Gagaku.
Sho has many lutes to blow not a single lute. Gagaku means MUSIC of GRACE.
Lyrics first song: sakura sakura
noyama mo sato mo
miwatasu kagiri
kasumi ka kumo ka
asahi ni niou
sakura sakura
hana zakari
sakura sakura
yayoi no sora wa
miwatasu kagiri
kasumi ka kumo ka
nioi zo izuru
izaya izaya
mi ni yukan
I love Japanese culture as well as Japanese food one day, And that day will be the best one of my life.
I heard it...behind a Iaido video. I have search it for a day. It is beatifull. It is Hungarian...but...with a different rithm and everithing... It is so same and so different. It is so beatifull. It is my country..but in a different song... It is a miacle. Somebody play to me a song... Somebody with a different eye shape... Diferent history... Different favour... Play to me a song, what i have hear once. And it exist a way different way. Differend song, riddem.... But it is same. It seem i know, why I love my katana... Why I love the bushido.
Just Looove It! It Fills Like Am All Ready In Japan
Please come to Japan. We will welcome you.
I just want to visit japan if i had the chance but if i got the option to live there, i would probably never turn it down, i love japan in its culture, traditions and of course anime and manga,etc... To be honest, i just want to see the sakura trees in bloom...
Japan is awesome...they have so much awesome stuff for example, anime, ninjas, samurais, sushi(not a big fan of sushi but im tryna make a point), and ect
and lets not forget how much more advanced they are than us Americans, doe
What a pleasure. Thank you. Arigato.
Before I die I want to return to Okinawa. The culture is amazing.
Im flying to Kyoto, Japan next year :) im 16 and it will be the first time i fly and the first time leaving the country as well. But im really excited for the trip though :)
You just summed up everything I want to say to everybody in a few sentences.
Bravoo....exscelent
Great music to study to!!!
it' s very beautyful!
Thanks! I recently went to Japan for a study abroad program, and I'm going to make a promo for it and I really need some music. I want to use this and your other video Traditional Japanese Music 1.
Me encanta ¡¡¡¡ preciosa música ¡¡¡¡ Japón y su pueblo merecen todo el respeto y la admiración ¡¡¡ namasté ¡¡¡
No, there are not more than a song. This is the original version of the song "Sakura Sakura", the traditional version. The other versions are different.
Search on youtube "Sakura Japanese folk music" or "sakura traditional song."
The 3rd song is called Edo Lullaby! I had such a hard time finding the name for it lol
Well ... Sakura is the Japanese cherry tree, a symbol of Japan. This instrumental is a traditional song sung in the Hanami festival every year. Sakura is also a very traditional female name in Japan among women. Maybe she is called Sakura because her hair is pink as the Sakura tree.
Sakura Sakura...no wonder it sounds so familiar! :D Kono uta ga suki desu!!
You are the same as me then :) Glad to meet you fellow soul mate :)
I will visit japan one day.
a remixed version of it was.
My friend is in Japan right now, and she told me the name of this song was called, "Sakura". This is very popular in Japanese video game. You probably heard it in Mike Tyson's Punch Out on the nes when you we're fighting Piston Honda. Haha! Or even in Shogun 2 Total War. You can here that song as well. It is very popular in traditionnal music in Japan.
Wonderful.
interesting version....I like very much !!
thanks, lovely..
だいすきです。とうも。
nice music remind me of some of the japanese war music that masudaiemoto put me on
setiap mendengar lagu ini ... langsung ingin pergi ke Jepang.....
the first music is sakura sakura. I learned in college
The first song is 'Sakura Sakura'. I'm not sure about the others, though.
Sakura (Instrumental) . It's a famous japanese song.
OUR MEN ARE RUNNIN FROM TEH BATTLEFIELD
Yes, and the Chureito Peace Pagoda
これは本当に良いです！それは音の方法は、神です！
So I looked up Japanese scales to practice on guitar and found that I really enjoyed them. Now maybe I'm wrong and I'm completely tone-deaf, but this sounds as though it is utilizing the Hirajoshi scale in the key of D. I only say this because I was playing along to this music (in the key of D) and found that I could consistently harmonize by playing on this scale. I don't know why I'm even mentioning it, but it felt quite magnificent to say the least. haha..
hirajoshi scale confuses me cause ive seen three different versions of it
i foundn all you need to do to sound japanese is play a pantatonic minor scale
while the other scales just change to a lowered 2nd/5th/7th
Judson Seeley It's easy to understand how one can become confused. The Hirajoshi consists of five modes whose names and intervals vary from region to region; not to mention the fact that some of these modes are also incorporated into completely different scale-forms from all around Japan (and all around the world for that matter).
I approached my study of Japanese scales by first comparing them to more commonly used Western scale-forms and modes like the Locrian and Phrygian. While there were some similarities, there were also a number of big differences that I felt made the more traditional Japanese scales interesting.
I was playing in D-Standard at the time (DGCFAD) which is why I chose to play in the key of D. Starting at the 12th fret I moved the entire scale up one whole-step (because my reference was in C), and found that the lower-end of the scale coincided almost perfectly with roughly the first 5 minutes of this video.
If you are in E-Standard you can just as easily play starting at the 10th fret, but you would no longer be able to incorporate open-notes within the scale (or at least not as many). I like having open-note alternatives to any given scale so as to have variety, but that's my personal style.
Here's my initial reference if you want it. It's only just where I started, but the Hirajoshi scale shown on this web page is nearly identical to what I played with this video; in the key of D however, not C, as I mentioned before.
www.guitarcommand.com/japanese-scales/
+moebius Ive started to teach myself how to play some traditional japanese-esk tones on the piano, its really interesting... although sadly i dont have the mind to be able to read music so i mostly play by thought and ear
the first on is called sakura and the last one is a famous old japanes lullaby i think cnt remeber the name
Careful, you may disappoint yourself. After all, you've only seen Japan through the eyes of RUclips.
Our men running from the battlefield a shame for this plague !
No, it comes from the cherry blossom tree named "Sakura".
Sakura is a popular name, and if an anime character has pink hair there's a big chance her name is Sakura, that due to the color of the cherry flowers.
after13 years i still get a no "F~s" giver by the the person the posted this "!?"
its really beautiful here in japan :))
I plan on treading the path of the ancient shinobi. I will first become bilingual in the Japanese language, then learn the various forms of ninjutsu and weapons jutsu martial arts after moving to the outskirts of Mt. Fuji.
I know right going on a Oriental music frenzy
I f***ing love this music
I have to agree 100%
i wish i was japanese...greetings from montreal,canada :)
Well actually, sakura is the japanese word for cherry blossom, and this musicpiece is named after that blossom. And likely that character from naruto is named after it to, considering her pink hair; sakura is pink too.
it's" sakura sakura" i love the music
dommage qu'il n'y a pas les titres ....mais c'est magnifique comme musique! j'adore arigato
Hey,me too,I really wanna learn about japanese culture and stuff.
Wild Flower II by Osaka Clear Youth Orchestra
thank you
i cant find it anywhere to download
seems like that track (and the whole orchestra) dissapears
if you got it - pls contact me
capitanporter@gmail.com
I’ve been searching for them for years and can’t find any actual music by them. Listings on music services, but no actual music. I’m beginning to think they’re made up by the internet.
Try having someone who actually speaks japanese (no google translator or non japanese people) do a search for you, it worked for me when I was looking for a German movie called "Like Rabbits". Apparently some stuff in the internet is only reachable if you look for them using the right language.
@@entidade1000 thanks for the tip. Alas, I know no Japanese speakers so this may be forever out of reach haha!
The music is called Sakura (cherry blossom in japanese) and the composer is anonymus.
Sorry for the bad spelling.
This Song Is "Sakura - sakura"
"No, there are not more than a song"
Riiight.
respect from brazil
Kkkkkkk q aleatório
Love the music
Chopping wood while listening to this, is the true meaning of life!
lol im going in summer..my japanese teacher is awesome
Awesome
FIRST SONG IS FROM AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER~!!!!!
This song is great=D
@Bloodia16 unfortuneatly I can't recall there names, and i lost the files after i transfered to my new computer, all three songs are well known traditional japanese songs, so im sure you could find someone who knows them. Sorry i cant be of any help there.
I'm pretty sure it changes at around 4:11
and again at 07:09.
You have to go, it is a dream, it is marvellous, i miss it although I just came back !
I am pretty sure that is Mount Fuji in the background. You know, the famous Japanese mountain, the tallest in Japan, and according to tradition and antiquity the home of the Gods.
Good music
lolololololl , i remeber that show :')
this is great
私も。頑張って！
Yes, but I was referring to the first song.
Im with u on that ChrisVesur
That song at 4:14 is so beautiful!! I love it! Unfortunatelly it is nowhere else to find nore to buy, neither in spotify. Can anyone help? I know that it is called "Moonlight Dance" and performed by the Osaka Clear Youth Orchestra...
From the album kototosyakuhachi meikyokusyu
@@kevincampos3797 Thank you!