I am a Japanese high school student. I forgot my textbook at school, but thanks to this video I am able to study.

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The most memorable word for me is "You can't even make a simple shot!".

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Is he dead?

thank you

Thanks alot❤

Thanks ☺️

I loved your video

Thanks for your video

Rip he wS very greT

Obrigada! Achei que nunca iria conseguir pronúciar "Turn"...

thanks, this video makes me understand easily

I agree

My best friend CDT really likes Erskine Caldwell books AND films! Down with hoarding, Up with Minimalism!

I searched: Collecting Erskine Caldwell books, fancy seeing you reading EC(!), as I am already a subscriber of your's.

anyu sa yu sarahe hi toolp ebri on i love you japan

If I did not love Japan, I will think this was werid... But I don't. This is so fucking awesome! :D

Good text. Good reading. Thank you.

I'm French and I don't believe this study. First, only the hotel owners were asked. What about the bystanders, the tour guides and the sellers who are in contact with the French tourists ? This study is some cr*p, I have read the same about the Brtish and the Russians.

Superb!

that's a man

awesome!

@nipponichibanable excuse me?

@terpiscoreful ^.^ Yes. There's certainly no comparing getting to see kimono in person in Japan. I think it's great to see them evolve to fit a new generation of Japanese. Look up "kimono hime"! :) There is certainly an impecable, beauteous grace about them that is unmatched in my oppinion by any other tradition dress. But as I've read, Kimono are all the same in form so it is not the style that makes the person; It is the character of the person who creates the the attraction of the dress.

@Eloaene , very interesting, i've never worn one. I went to Japan , though, and was astonished about how some ladies still used them, so refined and elegant, at very fine cafes, or shall I say , Tea places.

Heey there, just letting you know that I support your Japanese videos!! Thanks for contributing on youtube!! =)

@BlueCat112 I have a pretty decent kimono collection, some of which were gifted to me or purchased from Asakusa in Tokyo,and I've taught classes before on how to wear them.Even though they look restrictive, they're very comfortable [to me]and not hard to move in.You have to get used to how to move in them in the sense that there's a different attitude one has when you wear them. It's not the same as wearing jeans. You use different muscles more; one of those things you just have to do to feel.

@bojo09totx me too!! /cry!! :*( we'll stow away on a flight in secret to get back there!

i Miss Japan ;'(

wowerz! he really looks female! he's so graceful! <3 love this!

@Pieceofshota Correct. For reading, pronunciation and listening practice.

this seems chinese or korean.

@tisalew To make this all clear, this is a piece called "The dancing girl at the temple" It's kabuki buyo which is a mix of Japanese traditional dance with kabuki influences,the dance can be danced by a woman and is a solo performance that lasts for an hour. If you want to know more about this piece type nihon buyo in the search bar at youtube. you will find a documentary about nihon buyo somewhere where they tell you about this piece and the different kinds of Nihon buyo I hope this helps! c:

Hammer-san and Victor ,Thanks a lot . This video made me clearer.

Is there any reliable method method to differentiate between Geisha dance and Kabuki? Other than the gender of the performers, of course.

Isnt it hard to dance in costume like that...wow..

6 people are dead and the media can think of nothing better to do than point fingers rather than let the country mourn, im not going to lie i lean hard to the right but this blame game is ridiculous

@NejiSupreme if this is a kabuki play, which i believe it is. then the dance is a man, not a woman.

....People gets confused a bit when they see dancing Japanese with white make-up....well this video is a Japanese dance one. Kabuki does the same story with the same kind of dance and music. But this video is "Nichibu(=Japanese dance)and she is not a geisha either. Well,Geishas have to know how to dance the same kind as well.

@spankycw08 dont forget the "kabuki"

the men in the back are playing on koto right?

@ClaudiaNihon Yes!

@ClaudiaNihon Actually that is good!

@spankycw08 You may also be a tad bit confused. This is Kabuki. - 1603-1629 onna-kabuki was all female. - 1629-1673 Was a transition to yarō kabuki which was all male. - Kabuki is a beutiful art with a long history of it's own. It's true that the first perofrmers to call themselves "Geisha" were men, but I'd say that Kabuki, Oiran, and Geisha's true origon is with women. Also forerunners of the female geisha were the Odoriko, expensively-trained as chaste dancers-for-hire.

@ActionStudent Lmao. That is true.

i love it when she stomps her feet!

Why did you do this in segments?