In modern time, A japanese like director Yoshihiro Nakamura doesn't know a little bit of english is a strange thing. Despite all these, Mumon is a great film for sure.

She's MIGHT just be the most humble Florin.mejor.beauty and heartwarming person to exist🥝

I studied japanese before and I still believed her when she said the 32th existed in Japan, I feel like a fool.

Practice until you can see the numbers in your head when they are said. プラスウルトラ!!!

Interesting they didn't invite the Pachinko cast to an event.

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Helped me more if you put it on 0.75 speed. It was too fast for me

im pretty sure dbs or re zero originally brought me here years ago.

I watched this in plane ✈️ and I 🥹

ichi (1), ni (2), san (3), yon (4), go (5), roku (6), nana (7), hatchi (8), kyu (9) juu (10)

You need knowledge of Old Testament to understand it.

it is helpful to learn hiragana; and they were nice enough to give us 10 lessons before gently suggesting it

ni, kyugosan comment and i'm at ni, kyugoyon comment now hope youu like it

I loved her presentation - so relaxed and easy to understand and follow! I have lived in Japan for 27 years, but have never seen the black natto she talked about - the one that tastes like "chocolate and coffee flavor?!" Could maybe get my husband to try that one!!!!!

This is so useful ❤

Nice your class

A second Yoko Ono

Justice League banned member xD

I have heard otousan like a million times 💀

@4:11 The comment about audiences becoming more accepting of reading subtitles has to be more for English speaking countries particularly the USA because I think non native English speaking countries are pretty used to it.

where can I watch this beautiful movies? I can't find them anywhere

I cant believe I learned all Japanese numbers in 10 minutes. My native language is Persian and im an English teacher so HOW😭😭

Hai

Listening! Please spell the Japanese words so I can learn by hearing and visually. Thanks folks!

the greatest film ever made

So disappointing The movie falls short of the original Shogun which is a classic.

This should be written as La not Ra

Kamoji is my new most favourite series of emoticons because the emoticons just look so beautiful! (^_^)

spooky, mesmerizing. Learned about this through the series Shogun. Loved the Nohgaku scene. Those chanting sounds "YhooooOOOO!" and the drum sounding instrument are amazing

Japan actors were brilliant especially characters of Mariko Toranaga and Fuji . Jarvis as a Blackthorne was a biggest movie disaster , unconvincing, lacking passion , showing mostly a kind of a moron face

Ничего непонятно. Неужели нельзя просто по русски говорить? Зачем вот эти все изобретения?

Thank you for helping me with this one! I had trouble telling time in Japanese and I have a final exam today for Japanese class.

I'm a Third-generation American Japanese woman, who has seen both versions of Shogun. I totally loved the 1980's TV miniseries but appreciate this adaptation so much more. This version was so authentic, allowing me to be transported back to, what I imagine 16th Century Japan would have been like. Kudos to all of you. I have found a new sense of Pride in my culture. It was hard to be proud of my culture while growing up, because of Pearl Harbor. Again, deeply grateful. Job well done.....

Hiroyuki Sanada in person is just so humble, almost embarrassed by the accolades being heaped on him, and so quiet spoken as opposed to the character that he portrays. He absolutely lives the character. Such great acting! He is so graceful and mesmerizing in how he commands your attention when he steps into the scene. He always looks so elegant and classy in these interviews! And being such a GORGEOUS badass doesn't hurt either🤤🤩😘!!!

I was watching Shogun tv show which made me learn Japanese

Why is waku waku written fufufufu? 😅

10 years later he Become RYO SAEBA~

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2024🎉❤

Anya brought me here xD

Reasons why I am here :) - I will live in Japan one day ^^ why are you here? Drop your reason under this comment ^^

One of the best language courses I've enjoyed! Arigato Gozaimasu!

how many times i can like thees videos😢 youtube please provide 1000 likes button

I am trying to learn Japanese because I just want to watch anime in the original language you can say I am a weeb😂😂😂 Edit: even English is not my native language my original language is Hindi😅😅

I was here in person. Such a cool talk.

Great lesson for beginners, but just to give some extra context, 'Sayonara' is more of a term for saying goodbye to teachers and adults or if you're saying goodbye for a long period of time. My aunt is Japanese and she told me that the most commonly used ways to say goodbye now are 'matane' or 'jaane' since they're more casual and for all groups, 'sayonara' is used less often in Japan these days and it's pretty formal/not as friendly.

Great series, you can tell that the crew that worked on it strived to make it authentic

This is bizarre. I liked these lessons. Than without giving any instruction on the Japanese script, it just jumps to it, no more romanji. Inexplicable.

I just don't think it was diverse enough lol

Being a traditional society has created many of the things people celebrate about Japan, yet it seems JapanSocietyNYC are constantly creating content to undermine that. I wonder why that is?