Araki Hirofumi Prince Series DVD - Tea Ceremony

[@kanyatipraht1273]

Love Love ❤️Hirofumi Araki

[@Kimothy80]

Watching this relaxes me after a long day at the office. :-)

[@kurenaisama]

omg hi again xD Well, it's nice seeing him do something traditional calmly. I mean... looking at his roles, and prolly his true self, all of them are like a different Araki but sometimes he can barely contain all his excitement (specially backstage). It's like he can't stop moving xD

[@SitaBrightwind]

Thanks, I myself am trying to learn the Japanese Tea Ceremony, and this is great! Arigato gozaimasu!

[@TheShiftZone1]

Thank you SataBrightwind: The Japanese Tea Ceremony was first practiced by monks, aka men. Endorsed by emperors, who employed male Tea Masters.

[@kurenaisama]

Yeeaaahh, specially in the "Rio and Mele corner" thing of Juken Sentai. He's so hyper and all giggly with Yuka, I can't help but grin like an idiot xD

[@joniuyen]

@90shilling it 's simply because purple is masculine-like colour and orange is feminine-like colour! And for female, pink/red is also used.

[@LotusRibbon]

Once he got over that 'cool one' phase and showed his true colors he showed what a spazz he is lol.

[@sayuri54]

That is the sexiests " Okashi wo douzo" Ive ever seen. Kakkoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@glimmer259]

dose anyone know what type of fabric hes using to clean the cup?

[@joniuyen]

@44okiru44 because japanese people think pruning eyebrow will be good for their health and somehow it is also normally considered as waxing ^^

[@toiy2]

i need to watch this shit from school

[@QuickAtTheKeys]

some of my friends don't believe me when I tell them I am Japanese...(i am XD) BUT i have the Facial structure..not the body.. I am also Italian and have a very athletic build.. its aggravating sometimes because I am so proud of my culture! very nice job I loved it :)

[@SitaBrightwind]

Actually the japansese tea ceremony is traditionally a male thing. The reason women mostly do it now is because women are doing EVERYTHING to do with culture these days. Notice how at special occasions you'll see a women wearing a traditional kimono but the man is wearing a Western suit.

[@90shilling]

Why do men use a purple cloth to and the women use an orange one?

[@augustine.hanamori]

3:00 why japanese men prune their eyebrow?!

[@nightshade616]

guy, he's not wearing a kimono

[@fordmodelt2001au]

Is this the guy from the pop group Arashi?

[@FIyingDumpling]

what is the Ceremony for? o__O

[@Jammsbro1]

This video would have been ten times better with the natural sound rather than the dodgy synth sounds.

[@kurenaisama]

LOL... I dunno why but I find this kinda funny xD;

[@LotusRibbon]

I find it more amusing that he actually knows how to do this. Breaking cultural gender roles one tradition at a time? Lol. I vaguely remembering a mention of his mother making him learn when he was young but I can't remember how accurate that is now. Haha.

[@nateh13]

is this a woman or a man?

[@ryouga1003]

これは裏千家のお点前では無いと思いますが。。。座り方から何もかもが裏とは異なっているので。。。ま、エンターテインメント的な流派があってもいいんじゃないですかね。

[@天使ひよこ]

ryouga1003 これは、盆略点前ですね。御裏さんにもありますね。忙がしいなか、頑張って覚えたのでしょう。着物に正座。辛かったと思います。良く出来ましたと思いますが。

[@rbmrrn]

koterakantaさんにはげど！

[@lizzielake]

This is muslin.

[@firepill]

i get that its an interesting tradition, but its hellalot boring

[@ZenAndPsychedelicHealingCenter]

Please lose the crap music on this.

[@meso3327]

あの～いろいろ間違ってますよ・・・ 茶道経験二年の私でもわかるくらい下手なんですが・・・ ゆっくりやれば良いってもんじゃないですよ？ あとお菓子をどうぞの(´◉◞౪◟◉)ドヤ顔はなんですか？