It's a incredible series of thoughts about the film.

I love Hirayama. I am going to be like him. 💯

Beautiful!Thanks!

amazing video

I appreciate this video so much thank you for making it. The movie affected me deeply, and your video reflection helped me to explore and articulate what this movie I Invites us into.

Chiikawa lore🔥🔥🔥

Could relate to your analysis and the movie - meditative .. thank you from my soul ❤️

Good to see you finding your way while enjoying the way and all the things you might find. Now I plan to watch perfect days again, thanks.

this is very related to eckhart tolles teachings

I have experienced really deep meditation in life and this movie is really meditative.

I’m from nyc and obsessed with chiikawa, I’m surprised nobody over here knows about it

Thanks for this video essay! Very beautifully articulated. I loved this film - it really captured that silent appreciation that I experience throughout my own days and I felt seen and less alone in viewing it through Hirayama. There is so much magic in the mundane, when we can just slow down and look. It's everywhere.

真的超可愛..!延燒到台灣了 太可怕..買不完🤣

12:36-12:46 i love this segment of the video. Perfect Days beautifully captures the complexity of life in general highlighting the significance of merely existing in the current/ present moment but at the same time acknowledging the idea that at the end of the day humans are perfectly imperfect ! You just learn to live with the pain at the end of the day because it makes you who you are what one can do is shift the perspective on what is in control and how to prioritize all the available resources to make the best out of each day in order to survive this thing called life.

Thank you for making this video Tim! :)

A film for every human on earth.

Thank you so much for this video. I genuinely believe this video changes something inside me. Life can be mundane, but it's our choice to spend it mindlessly or to be in the moment, becoming the Mushin.

This movie started showing in Korea last month, July 24. Since it's only being shown in a limited number of theaters, I have to drive an hour and a half to watch it. So I hesitated, but after watching your movie review, I definitely should go to watch it. By the way, your voice is very soothing and makes people feel at ease. While watching your review, I felt as if I were meditating. Thanks for your hard work and I hope you keep uploading more reviews.

Wonderful, fabulous points made in the video Tim. Your thoughts are as basic and deep as sands in the sea but are concisely clear and high like clouds in sunny sky. The way you don't explain every terms and ideas but scrape the surface of them and let people think for themselves on those matters are impressive.

I'm a computer engineer....working for a MNC....i think I'm never going to have this level of blissfulness in my life😢

Great break down of the movie. I really enjoyed your thoughts and how you processed this movie. I really loved this movie and deeply connect with people also connecting to it.

This was a video that perfectly incapsulates my philosophy. I really needed this reminder, what a great insightful look into the movie as well. I don’t usually give thumbs up but this video was perfect and you have a way with words

A day well spent🙂

Living in the moment, the now, is all there is.

One of the best films I've ever experienced.

lots of blessings

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, through your words, Tim. 🙇🏿

thank you for this wonderfully encouraging post

Ima wa ima- New Mantra

As an Indian, it is strangely exhilarating, learning about ideas that once originated in my subcontinent, but are today largely foreign.

Guy was under depression, he was hiding himself, running away from human society that’s why he chose the life of toilet cleaner. He has desires, lots of it , all if them started pouring out when he was crying near the end of the movies. He did his best to be mindfulness but lost it in the end

He reminds me of Nakata. If you know what I'm taking about.

Haven’t seen the movie yet, but your analysis of it reminds of 2 other movies I recently watched; Call Me Chihiro and The Big Lebowski. ‘Call Me Chihiro’ touches on the theme of mindfulness and searching out the nuances in every day life. But it also deals with loneliness, community and appreciating moments of solitude. ‘The Big Lebowski’ also deals with mindfulness and exploring the absurd moments that occur in your seemingly mundane life. It’s more on the comedy side of things but learn the same lessons.😅

what a genius. both film and the one who explained the film. hard not to subscribe

brilliant descriptions........

Vipassana

I didn't get "the wrist watch scene" He didn't wear it on weekdays but wear it on weekend.

thank you

One’s world outside is but a reflection of one’s world inside. Happy inside, Happy outside.

Tim, your thoughts were very well presented and worked as therapy for me. I love it. I was feeling very anxious this morning when I woke up. I knew I should not scroll through my phone because it would worsen my anxiety, but then I came across this video. Now I'm in tears but feeling calm. Thank you so much for creating this. It was like magic for me.

What a great video

Love the content glad to discover your channel in the near future can you do behind the scenes? Camera, editing so on your vids are amazing

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us, Tim. <3 I love this. I have just subscribed!

THIS IS MIND BLOWING! As a video editor myself i admire the hours spent to each process.. and the rinse repeat cycle very much sums it up. keep going brother!

I really loved they way that you articulated your thoughts

Good Job tim

I watched I cried and decided to get outside just to explore my limits. I took my old film camera that I finally took months to fix and just strolled around with the cam on my neck. Went to the flower shop I rarely visit and the small coffee shop I've just discovered. I realized no matter what I felt being alone it never hurt to strike a conversation and talked about the daily life. I don't talk alot about my life. I felt alone and it was hard to strike a conversations but I'm trying to find a way. Not to cope my loniless but to find a path of feeling contempt. Although it doesn't matter how hard I felt about disappointment and failure I need to stop comparing my life to others I need to become better. I want to be myself. So I thank you for explaining this movie and I want to support everyone who felt this loneliness. Maybe I go to Japan and just be myself to find you what next coming to my life. Maybe it's not a life changing way but it never hurts. Now is now.

Loved this movie. Enjoyed listening to your thoughts. It is a wonderful gist of the beauty of this film. Good one.

To Negate, what remains is "what is". There is no burden, so reality is fact.

Greatly made, thanks for choosing such calm movie and you voice is amazing, love from india