Ise Jingu, The most sacred

[@towada1066]

hmmm ... Ise Jingu or Taga Taisha ... I wonder which is more sacred ... ?! (^_^)

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I’ll make the episode of Taga Taisha someday. Thank you for watching.

[@KitoTodd]

Arigatou Gozaimasu 🙏⛩️☀️

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Doitashimashite.

[@claire777]

Thanks for this video, I very excited to learn ur tradition 😇

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for watching. Buddha bless you.

[@VernonGoodenough]

All you videos are great and are even getting better every time! We are so thankful. You truly make the world a better place.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I’m glad you like it. Thank you for watching every episode. See you next Saturday.

[@flatbushfox]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE JUST FANTASTIC. AS A AMERICAN ESOTERIC CO-CREATOR AND SCULPTOR...............PLUS SHINTO STUDENT FOR MANY YEARS........I COMMEND YOU ON THESE AMAZING PLACES YOU VISIT.. I ADMIRE YOUR DEDICATION AND HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM.................NAMASTE, JOSEPH

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for your great comment. I release an new episode every Saturday. If you have time, please check.

[@flatbushfox]

yes ......i will check every sunday.

[@H.pylori]

Thank you for this video. The others just show the grounds and do not explain anything. Your introduction was superb, and I learned a lot about the origin of the shrine. I look forward to viewing your other videos. Thumbs up!

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for your great comment. Please enjoy Deep Japan.

[@abelgerli]

When I visited Ise Jingu I saw the ponds at the shrine and thought the look very inviting to take a bath here if I would be a Shinto priest. I have seen a documentary months later where they mentioned that the priest in fact use it for purification and bath in it. Being one with nature and in this case more close to secret place by being immersed in it just it makes feels quite intuitive to me. So I had to smile when I think back. I will visit Futamigaura next time I am at the shrine last time because of the Hagibis typhoon in October 2019 in was just soaking wet because of the rain so I skipped it. Thanks for your videos, I always love your informative part at the beginning.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I’m glad to know that you are not bored by my long talk. I hope you can visit Ise soon.

[@Protector0ne]

Who is your cameraman? Sometimes you are filmed by someone else, but we never see them! Is The Last Ninja with you on your trips?

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Warner Bros. cameraman who shot The Last Samurai.

[@SeoMoon1155]

My favourite video covering this shrine yet! Your english is nice to listen to and the video itself is very fun and informative. Thank you

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for your wonderful comment. If you have time, please check the other episodes.

[@bonniejeanalford2987]

ありがと。 Beautiful.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

どういたしまして。Thank you for watching. I release a new episode every Saturday. If you have time, please check.

[@bonniejeanalford2987]

@@lastsamuraikyoto I will. And I will watch past ones too. Maybe at some point I can invite you as a guest on my podcast radio show. 😀 Thank you, again.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

All right. [e-mail]

[@aylingoecmen7338]

Thank you.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for watching