Hiroshige’s 53 Stations of Tokaido (5/6) Ukiyo-e Art Explained and Historical Context | Edo Samurai

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[@feralfoods]

this is one of the best art history videos i've ever seen. thank you so much.

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[@sailcat662]

These videos have been fantastic and I do hope more people get an opportunity to view it. Thank you for all your hard work, I really felt like I was taking a walk on the Tokaido road

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Thanks so much for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos and felt like you were in Japan. Your kind words really motivates me!

[@Glibbard]

Just wanted to comment down my thanks to this channel for helping me understand more about Edo period and Hiroshige's relevant artworks! It helped me a lot for my essay and gave me the historical context I needed to draw links and conclusions. The 6 videos have been very insightful

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[@redlinkAS]

I watched all of the other videos. Many things I didn't know about Japan. These (maybe soon) 6 videos covers a lot of interesting stuff from the Edo period. Even though I don't grasp 100% of everything because nor english, nor japanese are my native language. Weird to think that it is "only" 160-170 years ago... The world changed fast. Anyway, bonjour depuis la France and keep up the good work ! :)

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Thank you for watching. Your words are encouraging! While the things I share are common knowledge in Japan, language differences are still a thick barrier to understanding. I will strive to present interesting information whenever possible. See you next video!