The music gives me a feeling of being relaxed and entertained simultaneously. It's is beautiful and enchanting. ❤

I really enjoyed today`s event in the hall. Hayashi-san`s presentation using PowerPoint was very informative and well explained. His questions towards Iwakiri-san`s works were very interesting too. I felt he and Iwakiri-san trust each other and they are making a lot of effort to promote Oita`s tradition and culture. Iwakiri-san`s talk and demonstration were absolutely wonderful. She was full of energy with charming smile and witty conversation with Simon. She dressed up with Bingata (Okinawa`s kimono) and looked really beautiful and elegant. She is a great craft person and I really respect her passion and talent. Also I really like her modest character as well. This was a great event to promote Oita Prefecture. I saw many events that introduce Japanese culture in London and this event was one of the best. Very memorable and inspirational night. Thank you very much for organizing it.

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Божественно!

What a pity I missed that amazing installation.

while the koto is usually 13 strings, there are bigger ones that have more and are often used in arrangements, the description stating only 3 fingers are used in plucking the strings is also false, the demonstration alone already shows she also uses her pinky and ring finger, the pinky is especially used for the delicate sounds, and the fingers she wears the plastics on are used to going fast back and forth as well as normal plucking, now I don't play the koto nor do I know the official terms neither am I able to read the official cords or notes since they use a different system over at Japan, but I know enough to say these things confidently that the description is not accurate.

Ova je glumila u Naša Mala Klinika prije 20 godina. Dobro se promjenila

Asigaru yari

Lovely to see a glimpse of this exhibition from Australia

I had the good fortune to go to Mashiko a few years ago and visit both the museum and the Hamada Shoji museum. I actually went there during the time of the Special Exhibition talked about in the introduction. The exhibition was very good and the Hamada Shoji Museum was exceptional. The latter is an essential place to visit for all lovers of pottery and the mingei tradition. What is impressive are the objects on display from all around the world which provide a wonderful context within which to view Hamada's pieces themselves. Another point of interest is my arrival in Mashiko itself. The town is so famous and when the train arrives at the station, it really is the most colossal non event. It is so quiet there, literally dead. I do not wish to be derogatory in my account , but to merely recount my experience as I found it when I arrived there. It would be fair to say that is was not an uplifting one, actually, it was utterly dreary. It could have been a station in any local area anywhere in Japan. That aside, visiting Mashiko is an essential and unforgettable experience for all lovers of pottery from around the world. An absolute must.

I am here because of The Honjin Murders by Seishi Yokomizo.

I been there before!

Nearly six minutes of possible relaxation and the audio is gone.... please fix.

Woww

Las peonzas existen en otros lugares XD

Wow.. 😮

These tiles are absolutely beautiful at the Japan House. Really special ❤

Estoy aqui por murasaki shikibu :)

I'm here because of DeeDee Tibbits

Went to this, soo good!! 😊🩷💫

10:08

My name is aya ❤

ci kar kar pe

Pirka ne. Nispa. Sekine kewtum okere kur haw-as itak siknure kar ne AI Gemini Ainu itak an-pe a nu kante tane * • • Sipne ikus ( : This literally translates to "words that are complete," which could be used to convey the idea of a complete thought expressed in words. * Ite ( ): This refers to a single utterance or statement, not necessarily grammatically complete but conveying meaning. Phrase: * Ikara sipne ( ): This translates to "combined words," which could represent a group of words functioning together as a unit, like a noun phrase or verb phrase. * * Imihura/Imikara sipne: This translates to "thinking/understanding words" and could represent the computer's ability to process information. * Sipne itak imeru pona: This translates to "words with grammar making tool" and highlights the computer's function as a tool for writing and manipulating language. * I do not know if these are correct please confirm this

Thank u for sharing. Really useful

I believe japan should to rehost its 2020 Olympic games twice in a future date (2020 is a rare year number) since the year doesnt matter much and we should focus slowly on launching japans soft power again when the time is right to host a post pandemic games of tokyo 2020 . Same old ideas from the creative team , same stadium but with full support of the public, more reform in IOC and preparedness to host it .on the right moment.

Oh my goodness ❤❤🎧🇲🇦

Fascinating information. Her and her work are beautiful. Thank you for capturing this and sharing.

Set list?

I'm here because this is beautiful. Looks like I may have to watch another anime though. 😂

The third song is Seiten no Shizuku. You're welcome.

thanks!

*promosm*

Stunning! Too beautiful to eat.

what is the name of the third song or passage ... anyone? Thank you ...what a great piece of music

🌺⚘️ Love from Iran

🙏❤

What brand of flat cord is being usedand where to buy

@jpegmafia this shit hard or nah

Translator is doing a marvelous job She's not being appreciated enough Comments are under 30, so i can understand why But still

In Afghanistan we use this same instrument in the south we call it “japani”

Both she and her work are beautiful!!!

Amazing exhibition one which must be seen. Gongratulations!

Muy bello todo, gracias por compartir.

Thanks for uploading all these videos! Great for my research as a textiles student!

Wow

A dissonant in koto is just too intense 😱😱😱 my heart is going mad

Beautiful, and so very Japanese!

I am here because I am reading the honjin murders