Japanese Music of the Edo Period

[@松平春嶽-x8y]

I’m Japanese. I'm very happy that there are people who listen to this song and find it attractive.

[@gracie99999]

I really don’t understand the self doubt underrated artists are some of the best

[@wareforcoin5780]

Then it'll really please you to know what I've watched so much Kabuki that I don't even need to know what the actors are saying to know the story. I love Japanese arts, they're so unique, and always very refined and beautiful.

[@SquirrelGamez]

Music is the universal language

[@junjiito6619]

As a Sikh I love Japan what a grt country is Japan totally on different level 👏 👌🏻 😳

[@shojo799]

I love Japan

[@debbie3218]

I've always been so fascinated with Japan, since I was a little kid. From the culture, art, history, food and the language. So much, that I recently started learning how to speak it. This is such beautiful music, thank you.

[@WarriorOfTheLostLand]

You should watch anime and read manga too.

[@debbie3218]

@@WarriorOfTheLostLand maybe I'll try it, when I have some time. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@Mr55330]

Sorry but at this time in europa we had more developed music. Even the middle -ages music of europa was more developed than this.

[@letshuman8985]

@@Mr55330 well, that’s silly. You’re just full of eurocentric standards of culture, so it’s obvious that youre going to hold such a bias. The universe doesnt revolved around “europa.”

[@Mr55330]

@@letshuman8985 Yes .But i am a musician and i tell you that sound like somebody who is not misicant play on the mandolin.I am not against the Japan art but this on this Video is stuped.

[@Kumaaaaaao]

I am Japanese . And I am still happy to see people enjoy our music during the edo period,

[@BlackRain_]

So, do you purchase used panties from street vending machines?

[@emendatus1]

This is more than simple enjoyment.

[@Kumaaaaaao]

@@azuma_ayame yes japanese culture is loved

[@6milhõesEm5AnosÉLorota]

You guys should go back to the good old days

[@simontide6780]

Most of us are on acid

[@kramalerav]

Down a shot of Saki for every comment that begins with "I am Japanese.."

[@BudgetGainsByJJ]

You’ll be a very drunk man haha

[@taiyo-osuke]

And to keep you sober spit it out whenever it's obvious they're lying!

[@kaori5003]

心が安らぎます。ありがとう。 日本人の和楽器奏者のKZbin動画は、歌謡曲や西洋のクラシック曲の真似事か雅楽という平安の頃の曲が多く、聞きたい音が探せなくて困っておりました。こちらで聴けて嬉しいです。

[@Taka-Musics-Labo]

確かにJ-POPやクラシック音楽を和楽器でカヴァーした演奏のビデオが圧倒的に目立ちますが、 本来の古典純邦楽曲を聴ける演奏ビデオも、その気になって探せばたくさんありますよ😮 むしろ雅楽のビデオの方が少ないほどです。私は雅楽は好きですけど。

[@ENTERRO.Noti.W]

I'm from Russia. I am now using a translator to say that I really like this music! I would like to visit Japan

[@Turk1881]

japanese people are very racist

[@桜菜-m9f]

@@Turk1881 なぜ あなたは 日本のことを 差別するのですか？

[@kitsune9076]

@@桜菜-m9f What did you mean by this? He is saying he appreciates Japan and their culture

[@桜菜-m9f]

@@kitsune9076 who is「he」?

[@桜菜-m9f]

​​@@kitsune9076 @Turk1881(Eren Turk) said “Japanese people are very racist”

[@pennylanghorn6712]

Such a rich and unique culture I have lived in Japan for almost fourty years now And I am still learning more about the culture I love the traditional side of Japan The Edo Jidai being my favourite time Thank you for posting this lovely music

[@sanadasanada2643]

Praying for me to come to Japan do it now pray the stranger it's heard onigaishimasu

[@comradekenobi6908]

@@sanadasanada2643 ok

[@Leopold_van_Aubel]

"Unique culture"... The Japanese always say that word to talk about themselves. Every country has a "unique" culture. That's ridiculous.

[@Cliffem82]

@@Leopold_van_Aubel This gentleman said “I have lived in Japan” and is learning a different culture. Your comment should be directed to someone else. And I disagree with you saying “The Japanese always say” (where?) most Japanese don’t even speak English, sir.

[@おてもと-g3s]

@@Leopold_van_Aubel ??? someone explain me what did he want to say

[@j_go.]

7:12 This is the feeling at the time of despair, suffering, and loss, but also about the beauty that still exists and the desperate search for it.

[@Japan_Silent_Walk]

It's nice and interesting to know that people from so many countries are interested in traditional Edo music. Music has no borders, either in time or distance.🌸🙏🌸

[@johninman7545]

I wish that the Japanese were more accepting of non Japanese. Lafcadio Hern lived in Japan for many years, he was Creole and so as such appreciated Japan. He wrote many things about the culture, he was never quite accepted. He wrote all those ghost stories that were made into a film. I love the music of Noh drama and the shrine music. It's related to the culture of China of the 900s by feeling, oh the Tang. It's not derivative but in line with it. I'd love to see Sotoba Kamachi,"Kamachi At The Stupa " a ghost or demon play maybe. Author Wayley translated it. Oh Kwaidan was the name of the film

[@manafbenayache1880]

they listen to it but dont feel it ! i do !

[@hhhghhhhhhhhh]

لا إلاه إلا الله No God except Allah

[@scarlettGu]

My father was a marine and when I was 6 years old he came back home from Japan and he brought this cassette and I have always loved it

[@LegendoftheGalacticHero]

There is something about this music that helps me focus. Maybe because it is a different structure altogether and less predictable if you are not familiar with it, which makes me appreciate it even more.

[@selvamthiagarajan8152]

Sounds like Carnatic music Kalyani raga.

[@Sawrattan]

I know it's a Western cliché that Japan is so clean and minimalist, but this music really reinforces that stereotype in a good way ❤

[@thomas-son9281]

I'm Japanese. I am very happy to see people enjoy our music.

[@DonyRorikon]

lier than translate to me the intire 3rd music

[@thomas-son9281]

@@DonyRorikon You’re right.

[@elianamarinho9542]

Japanese culture is very rich and beautiful.🇯🇵♥️

[@dylanraffaelli5204]

I have had an curious fascination with Japan and Japanese culture since I was little. It is profound and hard to convey. It's just that as I grew up I felt that so much of what made me, ME, was mirrored and paralleled by what I saw heard and felt in Japanese culture. Like my heart and soul long to be reconnected to this long lost aspect of my self. So much so that when my sister passed away a decade ago I decided that since life is so temporary, and you never know when it is your last day, I needed to live, and to live FULLY, and NOW. The only thing I could think to do, was to make SURE I visit Japan. However life never works out the way you expect, and I never ended up going. I still long to visit someday. Thank you for this beautiful music.

[@denckvit9020]

go for it !

[@dscott1699]

GO! Do not delay, leave today!

[@KilatSilat]

Go! Make it top priority no matter what

[@NeO_SaNdMaN4040]

I’m lucky to have lived in such an amazing and beautiful country as Japan for the first 3 years of my military service. If I had a few words to describe them… Extremely humble and caring people. Obviously not all military is welcomed- especially in Okinawa and some other smaller places, (because of the many awful fucking cases that the military is involved with, much of it being Marines related) but I’m glad that- being in the navy, I got to hear this music as I passed a tea shop, and I decided on a whim to step inside. The overall feel of this shop was homely, yet somber, like a home you hadn’t been to or seen in years, but as you sat and drank your tea/coffee/ whatever, and ate your sashimi- you felt a sense of comfort.

[@wade4452]

Unique in the world Japanese music is so calming and beautiful. This in contrast to the war like history of Japan shows the yin and yang, and the contrast we meet in life. Thank you. Very pleasant.

[@RadicalCaveman]

The Edo period wasn't warlike.

[@wade4452]

@@RadicalCaveman I said history genius. always got to be a genius like you and the crowd the correct everybody's grammar and history. Go somewhere.

[@vuhuyennn]

@@RadicalCaveman pp

[@whoville1064]

@@wade4452 huh? 💀 It’s completely right of them to correct your false history claims..

[@hhhghhhhhhhhh]

لا إلاه إلا الله

[@stevenschilizzi4104]

I love traditional Japanese music! I can listen to it for hours. And it allows me to focus when I work. Japanese music is very special but it is not sufficiently known and is under-appreciated. I can imagine it becoming the “hot” thing around the world some day - the world needs to zen down a bit. It has become too crazy.

[@juno6602]

I'll never fully understand the depths of the Japanese soul. Perhaps it's foolish for any foreigner to even try. But I admire it greatly, and I think the world would be a better place if Japan had more influence.

[@LCSHGN]

この犬野郎, speak by yourself, pois eu sendo estrangeiro entendo bem a alma japonesa but none with a dog spirit like your can understand the Japanese soul.

[@andieallison6792]

I think many countries in Asia would disagree lmfao

[@juno6602]

@@andieallison6792 Very true. The scars of the war run deep across Asia, particularly in China and South Korea. In the former case, it's being channeled by the CCCP as part of the national myth. It's more or less become their Great Patriotic War, but combined with a layer of ethnic animosity that was much less pronounced in the Soviet narrative (both countries were subject to similar crimes and atrocities, but the CCCP is much more ethnically nationalist in its orientation than was the USSR). As for the Koreans, it goes deeper. Any people subject to a half century of imperialism and cultural genocide aren't going to forgive easily. And, like the Japanese themselves, Koreans are an intensely proud and nationalistic people whose culture results in a particular proneness to experiencing searing national trauma. I get why they hate the Japanese, and obviously acknowledge just how inexcusable Japan's wartime conduct was. But, as an American, my worldview can only give these concerns so much weight. What I see presently is an Asia that's the CCCP's playground. By militarily neutering Japan, the Anglo-American leadership basically created a reality in which no regional force would be able to check Chinese expansionism. Currently, India is holding its own in South Asia, but the rest of the region is more or less free for China to do as it pleases, with no adversary on its side of the Pacific capable of countering its ambitions. The only feasible means of countering CCCP imperialism I see involves a re-armed and rising Japan. Yes, the Japanese themselves seem hesitant to take on this responsibility, but I feel that they'll eventually realize it to be a necessary precondition for their own defense. Certainly, the US is becoming too burdened to carry the overwhelming majority of that weight alone; let's be honest, we're a superpower, but one that is vastly over-extended. As for the Koreans, though they'll loathe to admit it, history will force them to the realization that, in virtually every substantive factor, their interests are identical to the Japanese (and Taiwanese, but that's another conversation.) At the end of the day, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" is an iron law of international relations. It brought Churchill and Stalin together, it's currently bringing the Israelis and a variety of Sunni monarchies together (even despite the war), and , mark my words, it will absolutely bring the Japanese and the South Koreans together, in spite of it all.

[@Scout-xw1uk]

Japan has always been such a uniquely fascinating place that I think was passed on mainly from my dad. This has also kind of spiked an interest in their car culture since I had no clue about anything mildly related to Japanese cars at all.

[@Typhoon0627]

If you do buy one of their cars, for the love of christ don't put one of those idiotic loud coffee can exhausts on it that make it sound like a broken leaf blower. That shit went out 2 decades ago and I still have to laugh at the dbag kid down the street who farts around the neighborhood in his 100hp shitbox with a wing and racing seats like he's trying revive the Fast n Furious era he missed out on. Those were dark times and they're behind us, let's leave them there. Save your money and get an EVO, a WRX, or a Skyline/GTR and then leave the exhaust alone, they sound good stock. No need to make $35k+ car sound like a $2k POS. Cool? Ok, good talk.

[@シリウ]

今朝から降りだした雪に幽玄な尺八の音色が…

[@richardrickford3028]

The music is wonderful. To me there seems to be a haunting spirit of exile and spiritual lonliness about it but this spirit is very beautiful. It is an enormous privilege to be able to listen to this.

[@mnd1955]

I spent time in Japan back in the 1970s and grew to love the music. Fortunately, I had a very good Japanese friend to explain the many nuances to me both in the music and culture in general. I wish I could go back to that time.

[@stevendouglascarr5517]

Hypnotic. I enjoy the silences as much as the notes themselves...

[@nadya9147]

Это как массаж для мозгов, только недавно начала открывать для себя мир японской классической музыки, спасибо большое что есть такие плейлисты❤😆😆

[@zigzag2510]

"Massaggio per il cervello" mi pare una definizione molto azzeccata! ❤

[@tsl9430]

脳のマッサージ ロシア語の世界は表現が素晴らしい👌😄👍

[@djpullen]

This is EXACTLY the right sound I have been hunting for!!! Perfect to have on in the background while I make a pagoda made from LEGO 😁

[@개인용-r3v]

Joseon and Edo shogunate were good friends. I hope Korea and Japan become friends again!!🇰🇷❤🇯🇵

[@duffthimblespork]

What's the cause of the current animosity between J-stans and K-stans? Is it World War II-related or something an American wouldn't know?

[@개인용-r3v]

@@duffthimblespork Korea was under Japanese rule from 1910 to 1945. Since then, there have been conflicts such as historical issues, and Dokdo(Liancourt Rocks) issues. Politicians are using it for their popularity.

[@skylarskim]

Not until Japan acknowledges the truth that Dokdo belongs to Korea lol

[@annecronin8339]

Japan and Korea used to be enemies historically. A lot of Japan trying to conquer Korea even before WW2. There are still old animosities.

[@viccasaur]

There is something very enchanting and mysterious in this kind of music which makes it very appealing, Japanese people should feel proud for their culture.

[@WhyDidntIInventYT]

Fascinating stuff. Completely different from what I'm used to, but it has its own structure and rhythm. It's like a cross between Indian Ragas and European Classical. Thanks for sharing.

[@Zenocrat]

yes, Japanes music is not its own thing at all. it is a cross between Indian Ragas and European Classical music. thank you for your very enlightened contribution.

[@WhyDidntIInventYT]

@@Zenocrat Of course it's its own tradition. When I said it's like a mix between the two, I didn't mean someone literally combined those genres in a laboratory and created this, Lol. I meant that musically, it has the logic & progression of western Classical, along with the abstract atmosphere of eastern Ragas. You seem to be trying a bit too hard.

[@msllma4449]

Buddhism from India travelled to Japan, so maybe there has been many cultural exchanges between India and Japan we don't even know about. India and Japan has always been on amazing terms...

[@VIVY1818]

@@Zenocrat不思議に思ったんですが、インド人の感覚的には貴方の発言は失礼に当たらないのでしょうか？

[@bahmannamazi239]

This music is so strange for me. It increase my concentration and relaxes my muscles. I just can explain my feeling as soft and powerful. Enchanting music...

[@ProfessorCDO]

Zazen 🙏

[@gailkim6555]

I m Japanese sansei generation. I love this music. Tottemo sukidesu. Arigato ❤

[@dumplingazul6627]

this is so good for studying, it's not invasive and still keeps your mind from wandering

[@alexgo6480]

fantastico, I love the Edo period. with this I feel living in that time..... 本当にありがとうございました

[@facu5661]

Thank you for this fascinating music. Listening and enjoying it from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@stefanoskouloumpis7876]

This is amazing music!!! It travels you through time to the Edo period and magical Japan!!! I am speechless!!!

[@Andi-y8e]

As a Japanese, to see the edo era being loved so much gives me happiness, since I am also very inlove with this time period, and the Heian period.

[@СабутайБатр-и2ю]

Кагда мне было 17 лет я мечтал быть япоцам.🤣 . Занемался каратэ по книгам. Тогда небыло интернета я искал книги. Люблю японские фильмы и музыку. 🙏🇰🇿

[@joma6098]

whoa thx for sharing interesting story😂

[@hhhghhhhhhhhh]

لا إلاه إلا الله No God except Allah

[@НатальяДемидова-р9т]

Привет! А можете посоветовать пару-тройку фильмов? 😊

[@gothboi4ever]

Living in Japan was the most humbling experience of my entire life.

[@kdog543]

I respect music artforms and cultures brought different forms of expression and admirer of samurai past and Japanese history.☯️

[@thesaltbucket324]

I would just like to say thank you to the people of Japan for bringing this world such vibrant culture, I've been fascinated with Japan and absolutely captivated by it all ever since I was a young child watching anime of all things xD but now my focus is on the reality of the culture and language even down to the lifestyles of Japanese people. You all have so much to be proud of and I only wish that I could've been blessed with such amazing and extraordinary cultural background.

[@charliecho5392]

too much romanticism don't you think, with japan

[@ZigiZagu]

I'm from Russia, and I like this kind of Japanese music, there is something magical in it.

[@bOkUwADoCTaaaaTonyTonyChoPpaaa]

Edo period court culture is beyond fascinating! THERE NEEDS TO BE A MOVIE ABOUT THIS PERIOD AND COURT LIFE! ! ! !

[@annecronin8339]

There are many tv taiga dramas that portray prewestern Japan cultures mostly of Edo and Kamakura periods.1 Akira Kurosawa samarai movies as well, Seven Samarai and Roshomon for example.

[@nathalieduverna6963]

Each string has a different personality waiting to be heard. The passion behind the piece is inviting

[@karasushiro2636]

i love this kind of music, its really relaxing. I went to japan once and i hope i'll be able to go back one day. Cheers from belgium.

[@mi3957]

寝る時にめっちゃ良いです。投稿ありがとうございます！🥰💗

[@IrimeTenmarill]

Очень трогательная и красивая музыка. Мне нравится, как дисгармоничные элементы вплетаются в мелодию совершенно естественно и не рушат общую гармонию. Словно песня ветра или крик журавля. Кажется, авторы эпохи Эдо находили вдохновение в мотивах родной природы.

[@hhhghhhhhhhhh]

لا إلاه إلا الله No God except Allah

[@kichka8777]

Соглашусь, музыка эпохи Эдо невероятна по своему.

[@corporatejones9126]

@@hhhghhhhhhhhh This is Japanese music not religious argument. Stop trying to fight in this comment section! Probably you’re going against Russia? Did they bomb your country in middle east? No wonder you hate them so much or probably you’re a bot. Theoretically, You’re spreading chaos and hate Other religions am I like? Those Russians are Christian, In this video Japanese are some Buddhist some shintoism and I’m Christian? So you want to destroyed me and them? Here’s a question, Why are you? Are you a bot? Or just copy and paste comment? Or you hate the Russians bomb your country? Stop convicting everyone! They are minding their own business, Genius

[@corporatejones9126]

A RUSSIAN person?! Like Japanese music?! Am I sensing unusually things? I never seen you loving East Asian music? Seem strange, quite frankly

[@IrimeTenmarill]

@@corporatejones9126 lol There are _quite_ a few people in Russia who are fond of asian culture, especially japanese, korean and chinese. Let alone the fact that half of Russia is in asia and of course it's many peoples have rich culture of their own. Like yakuts, buryats, evenks and so on Eastern Russia is mostly buddhist, by the way (maybe not mostly, but it's widely spread there) I'm from european part of russia, which is about slavic culture and orthodoxal religion, BUT there are a lot of ppl who are interested in asian culture, yes. Especially the youth and especially modern popculture, but not only.

[@imb5128]

Easy and simple, but still interesting

[@jgwproductions_worldwide]

This music makes me feel so at peace with myself and the world and makes me feel like I'm meditating by a full-blooming cherry blossom tree while sipping fresh sake by myself with only this music playing in the background. Pure bliss.

[@theBussyman6281]

This is just beautiful 💙lots of love to Japan from Scotland ❤❤❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gerardoreyes39]

I like to read the Natsume Sóseki book "Wagahai wa neko de aru" listening at this music, because it belongs to de same period!

[@Ascension1004]

Sometimes I just love the KZbin algorithm. This is beautiful and incredibly relaxing.

[@streetracer2793]

After listening to this I feel like I am a Ronin walking down along side of river, wind flowing and sun is setting down.

[@chikoinbj2007]

Best for practice calligraphy. It helps me slowing down

[@Smell-sama]

Love the sound of the koto makes me feel very nostalgic.

[@libardosanchez6030]

This wonderful music reaches me so deep that I feel as if I already knew it, as if I had heard it and lived it in a past life. Thank you for such an incredible contribution.

[@JesseOwens-hk6pp]

Fascinated about the music and the culture it his beautiful and the people

[@lucasfreire7114]

Japanese music is very good, I have that say...I don't get tired of hearing

[@Rayogami]

This just hits different. I've always wanted to know more about japanese culture but my country (Ecuador) isnt very open in these aspects. It's almost like the only way to make friends abroad is online. Brains consumed by soccer, politics and gossip tv shows.

[@qoitoroandreas1082]

Beautiful relaxes the soul and mind.

[@Alexandre_Lopes1954]

Having The Tale of Princess Kaguya vibes with those songs and pics

[@Primalinstincts101]

This really puts you in a sense that you are in another world. It sounds so unique like nothing you'd hear anywhere else.

[@scion830]

I love similar style slow music. it is so mystique, very relaxing and helps to clear my mind.

[@gummy890]

As a Japanese, I'm very delightful that everyone enjoys these pieces of art.

[@slimthickbbgurl2879]

As a non-japanese person that discovered this music literally just today, it is so hauntingly beautiful it lasts within my mind like an echo

[@НаташаПолякова-т4щ]

It's absolutely beautiful.

[@matt2socal]

The best Japanese music i have listen to on youtube. So relaxing.

[@hhhghhhhhhhhh]

لا إلاه إلا الله No God except Allah

[@joesausage2734]

I have this painting. I can state at it for hours. My grandmother gave it to me when she died. I'll give it to my grandson or daughter when the day comes

[@gracie99999]

I love these..I have a Persian type a man on a horse with like five tigers trying to take him down with his elephant while he’s trying spear them we don’t know who got the win

[@MrJaimefredy]

This kind of music make me feel relaxed, in peace

[@costachristoo]

I'm Greek, I do not understand anything, even the musical scales are totally alien to me, I can't even count them , feels like this amazing music is in the shadow of the sunrise, it's comfortable here

[@CCPCrusher]

Protect your culture and heritage. Carry on.

[@Mahmud-Al-Khafaji]

You seem very worried about Japan, that's surely your endless love for Japan, right?

[@laviniastoian6755]

Apreciez canalul acesta fantastic cu muzică din toată lumea. Thank you very mutch. GOD BLESS YOUR WORK

[@canon1729]

I love this unique sad tune unique to Japanese music.

[@geoleo2597]

Beautiful, exotic, mesmerizing. I’m visioning a Geisha enchanting us with her dance.

[@WizardPiper]

I just started listening to traditional Japanese music and I find it very relaxing.

[@Lunanecra]

I love mostly Japan,Korea and China's history, i mean old times... Edo era was unique, and had heavy impact on japanese culture and behaviour till novadays... So im thankfull for every piece or part of this period... Arigato!!! cheers from Slovakia

[@chiyokxochan7424]

Som rada, že aj našim sa ľúbi

[@carriest.swithers3714]

This music is transcendent!

[@allenterrell5954]

I am an American 50 mi from the Grand canyon Arizona 10 mi in a forest on top of a 8000 ft mountain listening to this music

[@lenmacthi240]

I really find this fascinating, and I'm glad that I know something new about japan😊

[@pc-qg7mn]

和むねぇ

[@hybridviol]

what a gem ! never been to Japan but have inhaled its culture all my life

[@darkhalf9134]

"Cough WEEB Cough"

[@Delits_333]

Q bonita la musica tradicional japonesas. Esto demuestra perfectamente q todas las culturas son hermosas a su manera, sin excepción de ninguna...♡

[@joshuagerthoffer2321]

The flute made me emotional.

[@alicevanderbruggen8711]

My pet mouse was playing and then disappeared. I found him in his box fort just lying down with his wee head resting on his paws and listening. Thank you. 🙏💛🙌

[@ArthuriusMorganaximus]

I'm Mexican, but I'm sure I was Japanese once after listening to this.

[@gracie99999]

it’s beyond genres best thing ever heard so intense

[@argrkr]

I'm japanese. however this is bored

[@sumchi3690]

Thank you 🙏the best meditative music I have ever found.

[@gracie99999]

💯

[@chillcafe-12]

some can’t stand the silence and the thoughts and tears that accompany the silence. to those people: take a deep breath in. now exhale. now say, “I’m fine. I will be fine. I am in control. I am okay 🧡

[@yorubamexico]

I have always loved the traditional music from old cultures around the globe, but have special appreciation for classical indian with tabla and sitar, japanese edo period with shamisen and sakukachi & arab egyptian darbuka rythms; this music fill my soul, greetings from Mexico¡¡

[@glossymistake3114]

thank you for this

[@andresperezzavaleta9814]

Beautiful!

[@Daytona2112]

Love it... Everyday I love this Country more and more. The music.. its soul... Its spirit... Everything about it. Nihon Forever 💯

[@ezshottah3732]

This is the perfect music to counter my insomnia

[@abraham78834]

I am in love with the Japanese culture

[@remuspierre]

Excellent playlist

[@opere6062]

i'm from Indonesia, love to hear this and it so relaxing that can help me sleep

[@pedrohenriquemarques6517]

the frugality, discipline and poetry in the most high sense

[@kaguya-samaisacutieuwu2864]

I listened to this as I was studying for law school entrance exams. Now I'm listening to this as I'm studying for law school.

[@natan23451]

Lindas músicas, retratam coisas enterradas e escondidas por alguns

[@adelinabakhmutova860]

Очень красиво, спасибо!

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Daily reminder, You survived another week in a very tough world, even though at times it felt like you wouldn't, and I'm so proud of you…