Thank you for those tours, it's been two weeks I left Japan and you're allowing me to continue visiting nice places around Kyoto I haven't had a chance to see yet.

What kind of epidemic?

What are the origins of this festival?

Stunning natural beauty! The experience was open and light and the gorgeous colors came off the screen and filled me. Gratitude abounds 🙏🏼

Ritual is a beautiful thing to preserve. This festival has deep roots. How great to participate even by way of modern technology. 🙏🏼

This is my favorite channel on youtube now. thank you for your hard work and dedication. 　いつもありがとうございます

I'm curious about the participants. Are they followers of the said beliefs or are they volunteers in the town?

If only we could go back in time with modern technology and understand what happened in the mysteries of ancient times. Be sure to take care in the heat and humidity. This summer.

Great to see all these festivals as they are events that people outside Japan would not know about. I wonder if they would do one for covid in 1000 years time? 🙏👹😷

He was so sad when he said Tokugawa broke the promise 😂😂... So much for the loyalty 😅

The guy pulled up a sword in the introduction, I'm in 😂😂😂

Gratifying to catch these glimpses of this storied corner of Japan. The Asuka period is an especially interesting time in that ancient land's history.

I went couple of times to this amazing palace but couldn't get as much of information that i got from this vid thank you so much ! I'm coming again to let people of my country Saudi Arabia know more

Wow stunning gardens and temples!! I like all the details with the decoration. Great filming and information, thank you 👌🏻

Great as usual.

Annamaria : "Don't think about life and death, don't think about good and evil, just concentrate!". Such a phrase is surprising for a Westener. We would say " You have to concentrate if you want to distinguish life from death and good from evil" . Is this the right perspective ? People think, life is fine, death is horrible, good is my happiness, evil is my grief. I would say, it is a short term perspective, because every creature is a fading image and only death contains the seal of permanence, on the other hand what we consider good today can turn out as evel over time. In the oriental way of thinking I see less arrogance and more obedience to the flow of events.Therefore the zen mystic invites us to concentrate all our energies in order to face the reality. Is it correct ?

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ArigatO great swordsman 🙏 It's a great joy to walk in the footsteps of Kukai

Annamaria : Enchanting !

You work hard to keep the quality up and your posts real. Great job again. 👏

Such darling dogs, and excellent history of animal welfare. As a vegan, I so appreciate it. Thank you!

Such a treat to see this famous lake! Do you know which part they gather the pearls? Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this!

Wonderful! So special to honour the rice! Thank you!

hello greetings from Indonesia,. verybinteresting to see your video, a strorybteeling about the sea monster Yamato, and her sister ship, musashi,.. and also Mitsunishi A6M zero fighter,. do you have face book. ?. can I add as a friend. ?

Great Video! Thank you for showing us around. What is the music you played in the beginning of this video?

Very interesting. Once more you have taught me more about Japan. Thank you. Also, I appreciate your use of the word "gastronome" because , in English, it is an uncommon word these days but it is perfectly descriptive.

Great video! Going to this museum is on my bucket list. I’ve been to Japan numerous times but never been further south than Nagoya, which I enjoyed visiting. I’ll check out your other videos.

Really enojoyed your video. Also remember watching Spaceship Yamato as a kid. Fantastic cartoon. Magnificant model. Somehow feels tragic to loose such a magnificant ship but that's the nature of conflict.

this was a beautiful festival! we don't have anything like that in Italy. there used to be seasonal worker women in the rice paddies, but zero celebration en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondina

Sanada Yukimura is the best swordsman and best ninja warrior but he serve toyotomi who is a weasel and maybe orchestrate the betrayal of Nobunaga

Thank you for a look at Japan, when I was young about 7 years, I saw pictures of new the speed train in Japan. I have always wanted to 😊s😊hare Jesus with the beautiful people of Japan.

Very interesting,thank you for video 🙏. I was in french Navy 🇨🇵 Arigato gozaimasu

Amazing. I’m reminded of the game Sakuna. It references harvest gods and there’s even rice planting simulated in the game along with the yanato planting song.

I wish someday can visit Japan

I hope see it someday in person

Good people the Japanese the world should be more like them

if they have yamato museum. the japanese should include pictures of thier atrocities during world war 2 were millions of people died.

Arrogate honto ni!

Unfortunatrly the IJN, neither Yamato herself, nor Musashi was used in their intended roles until it was far FAR too late. They didn't even act as a "fleet in being" like Tirpitz, which would've at least tied up Allied forces in case they ever came out. The resources would've been better put into them as carriers, presuming there ere enough aircraft and pilots (which there WEREN'T when Shinano finally launched).

Wow. What a beautiful ship. Very interesting. Thankyou

Arigato Gozaimashita ! Beautiful

Rice Planting remind my childhood. Lovely Japan

ArigatO great swordsman 🙏 Rice is a great treasure The shrine is spectacular the people are great

I am so very impressed with your KZfaq channel. Not only do you show us many wonderful places in Japan you also narrate and explain to us what we are seeing.... thank you for your time and your effort into creating what channel that we all can learn from❤❤❤

A Yamato 1/10 whouuuu

this is very cool

Hat off and bow !

Visited the Kure naval port last year for their open day which was fantastic. Even tried the famous Marine Curry. Unfortunately missed going to the Yamato Museum so gives me a reason to go back again.

went there and I wish I did the ferry tour! looks so interesting. Beautiful shots of the war ships

Thank you Sensei for bringing all these fascinating rituals to us. I have been studying Oriental culture for over 40 years. And I still have so much to learn. Arigato. 🙏