(JGTV) Do you know how many types of stone lanterns there are?

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.

[@almiraamyesguerra8657]

Can you show us how your moss are grown? It looks different in our country.

[@xTOT2x]

Thank you so much for taking time to make this video and put this information out there.

[@lourobin2728]

So interesting! I love the enthusiasm of the gentleman explaining the finer details of each lantern. His joy in explaining is palpable! ❤️

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Kitayama-san is a really knowledgeable, great to talk to, and he really helped me too! I hope to make another video like this one!

[@the_ghost_of_teddy_perkins]

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing! Hello from Pennsylvania, USA

[@RichardDenRooyen1973]

now i can name my 2 stone lanterns in my garden. Thank you and mr Kitayama

[@kenkotoku339]

Dear .Mr. Matsunaga, I wanted to express to you the fine KZbin video you posted on Japanese garden lanterns and their history. At this very moment I’m slowly renovating my family house and garden to a more traditional Japanese styled decor here in the USA. Being of Sansei descent, I have still have strong Japanese cultural values, ideology, and historic values within my generation though also American born and raised. I found your post on Japanese lanterns very interesting and hope to view more Japanese cultural subject matters from you. Keep up the great work. Much appreciation. Best regards, Japanese Sansei fan from California

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I see!😊 I'm glad my video did that for you, too! I'll keep making videos like this one, so enjoy my videos again!

[@jonathanaristone2468]

Hi Mr. Kotoku have you attempted to import these products from Japan? I am in Canada.

[@hanakouonuma]

灯籠について大変勉強になりありがとうございました。買うと高いので、私はセメントで作りました。

[@ghostinhell666]

This was extremely interesting and helpful, thank you kindly for this great video!

[@tomoko9315]

I'm also addicted to Mr. Matsunaga's natural interview, which was a very interesting content. Soon 100,000 people! Amazing

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you😊

[@rickgarms7656]

What a wonderful beginner's introduction to basic Japanese Lantern styles. I would certainly love to see more presentations by Mr. Kitayama. He is very informative and has a ease with the camera. I especially love the transition in the uses of the Japanese Lantern historically. I would have never considered all those aspects without your vlog. Kanpai.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks so much for your kind comments! I'm glad you enjoyed it and so am I! I'll keep working on making more videos like this one.👍

[@catherineengle4196]

Matsunaga so great to see you in front of the camera. This was such an outstanding video. I thank Mr Kitayama for his expertise on Japanese lanterns. This was so fascinating to watch. There is such a wealth of information coming from your channel to us who love Japanese gardens. I would love to see more and learn more. God bless you my friend 😊

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I am glad I could be of assistance to you! I hope to make more videos like this one in the future! 😊 Please continue to give me your support!!!

[@harpress]

Your channel is such a treasure. Your dedication and work to bringing this ancient art of making gardens and showing the people working in this unbroken long and precious tradition is very important. I thank you for that.

[@RealisticMgmt]

Fascinating! I never knew that there was such a depth and distinction between the different types of stone lanterns. My local Japanese Garden has a few and now I'm going to try to identify them! Great interview and video Matsunaga-san! ありがとうございます！！

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Rhys-san, thanks for always supporting me! I've changed this video up a bit from what I've done so far! I hope to make more videos like this one!

[@corriewilliams752]

Brilliant and very informative. Recently had a Japanese style garden created in my home in Melbourne Australia. Been wondering about a lantern and this video has provided much to ponder - arigato gozaimashita

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

That sounds great! And I'll make some more useful videos! 😊

[@Gossamer24]

This was a very informative video. As someone learning Japanese I really appreciated when you put the kanji on the screen, very much helped understand the specific naming conventions of the stone lanterns!

[@missliz6729]

Thank you Matsunaga, for this and all your other videos. It makes my heart sing to see such care and attention to creating beautiful gardens , pathways, lanterns, and tending to trees to make them as beautiful as they can be. Please make another video about the other stone creations - i have loved seeing them on my brief visits to Japan - i would love to know what they are called, and their history - all seem to be from an ancient time.

[@kenjiwalter5024]

Fantastic content, I’m fascinated with Japanese lanterns and garden design and your channel is inspiring and informative. Living in Australia it is nearly impossible to find these works of art for garden projects. For future content it would be great to learn about the different tsukubai water basin styles. It would also be great to see how lanterns and water basins are designed and carved out by the artists. Keep up the great content

[@soniawoolley366]

I'm like you, in Australia. And you r so right - very hard to find these pieces for garden projects !

[@kenjiwalter5024]

@@soniawoolley366 I’ve only found 2 businesses that supply stone granite lanterns and related items. This video makes me so envious of the range and quality of Japanese garden items and materials. I try to use local materials as much as possible but it’s these pieces that really help with making it more authentic.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Might be interesting to see how the tsukubai is used, or how the water basin is made, for that matter! I'll try my best to get a video like that!

[@jonathanaristone2468]

@@kenjiwalter5024 Wondering if this Co. exports. I only can find local concrete casters in Canada, which will do but definitely not the same.

[@letitbee7248]

Thank you for showing us this unique video about all the styles of Japanese lanterns. I love all of your videos related to Japanese gardens. Japanese gardens are both beautiful and peaceful and your style of editing and presentation just adds to this peaceful feeling.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment, my friend! Hearing your comments like that makes me happy 😊. I'll keep working on making more videos!

[@sonyalindee8676]

11:51 the “Sanko” lantern struck a chord in me. The sun, the moon, and the Stars and how you use this lantern to display light. I had previously watched A KZbin video titled: Why Frank Loyd Wright’s windows look like this. It describes the architects manipulation of natural light be it the sun, the moon, and the stars and how natural light was an obsession to him. It described the relationship between homes and natural light using clerestory windows with patterns. Using light settings in architectural design models on computers you can see the graduation of light over the course of a day in Frank Loyd Wright’s designs. I wonder if the same idea was used in Tokyo’s imperial hotel. (The gardeners There must be amazing people to talk to). His idea that a house should stand as a tree in the midst of nature I find so interestingly relatable to the “Sanko” lantern.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Interesting that the idea of a Sanko lantern and a Frank loyd Wright would connect here! Certainly the same kind of thinking!

[@tofuroshi]

Great interview and tour with Mr. Kitayama! I enjoyed learning about the different lanterns and would love to see more conversations with him. Maybe you can ask about the symbol on the sao of the Oribe lantern, is it Buddha? Also, I have heard that there are Shinto origins for some of the lanterns. Thank you for another great video! p.s. - Similar to this video, a tour of a Japanese nursery stock yard where the gardeners purchase material (matsu, maki, sugi, hinoki) would also be very interesting to see.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

There is much speculation about the Buddha-like design on the sao of the Oribe lantern. I'll get back to you on that, Patreon, and explain it to you!

[@DanQuentinJames]

Matsunaga-san...thank you for creating this video on the types of stone lanterns in Japan. It was interesting and informative. I pray the culture and skills of creating the unique "Japanese Garden" continues to be pasted down to future generations of Japanese.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your lovely comment, my friend! I will do my best to achieve those goals 😊. Please continue to support me!

[@denisblack5689]

thank you very much! it was very interesting to learn all of those details! please, make more videos about lanterns. and other elements of traditional Japanese gardens. as for lanterns - it would be interesting to know more about different types of stone used to make them. also about what are general rules to place lanterns properly in proper parts of a garden.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks again for watching my videos! I will take your advice to heart! I will try to make such a video next time 😊.

[@tanon823]

What a wonderful video! It is fascinating to learn not only the types of lanterns, but the historical/ cultural origins and use. I will have a great reference whenever I look at one of these lanterns in a garden. ☺️👍

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment! I'll try my best to make more videos like this in the future! 😊

[@rosssmith8087]

ありがとうございましたまつながさん。Thank you for making this video. I would love to see more like this, the materials, the skills and knowhow that goes into making what are for me, not just gardens, but stunning works of art. Please keep up the great work you are doing.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I will try my best to make more videos like this in the future😊. Please keep supporting my channel!

[@2-_-B-_-continued]

I like the videos giving viewers the details of the garden objects and plants once in awhile and quite enjoy viewing the peaceful Japanese garden projects...would love to see both types of videos you produce, thank you!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Yes, it is! I feel like this video has broadened my channel! The only problem is that it takes an lot of time to edit, 😂.

[@bamboo1954]

Thank you for an informative video of Japanese stone lanterns. I hope this will be the first of many informative lessons of the many elements of the Japanese Garden.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I too will do my best to make another video like this one! 😊

[@sweetcrab6429]

Fabulous video, loved Mr. Kitayama's passion for his artefacts too.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! 😊 I'll make more interesting videos with Kitayama-san's help!

[@luisymaz473]

Matsunaga san, congratulations! I have enjoyed so much your video about lanterns! It's so much quality of information and so much show of expertise and Japanese Art! Thank you my friend!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment, my friend! I'll try my best to keep making videos like this one!

[@pang-ngiavang1956]

Thank you for your wonderful research on this topic. I love Japanese stone lanterns and because of you, I learned so much!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I' m glad I could be of service to you! I hope to make more videos like this one, so please continue to support me again!

[@jwfloating-world]

Thank you for a very informative and interesting tutorial on Japanese lanterns. Thank you to Kitayama-san for explaining with his expert knowledge all the different types of lantern for us. I'm glad I bought mine 25 years ago. As now they are so expensive here in the UK I can not afford to buy them. Dormo arigatoo.🙏

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

That's nice! It's nice that the lanterns won't change shape forever unless there's a very big happening! Stay tuned for my next video!

[@jamielines1678]

This type of interview is a great addition to your channel and I enjoyed it immensely. I Would love to see more of this type of content, perhaps one explaining the methods of trimming established trees. Cup of coffee coming your way 👍

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for your coffee! I'll keep making all kinds of videos for you! Also enjoy my videos in the future😊.

[@larisa4370]

Thank you to show these beautiful lanterns and giving us introduction and basic understanding. 😊

[@happyhonker123]

This was very enjoyable and informative. Its hard to find in-depth documentaries like this in English. Hope you can continue to do so.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment! I'll keep working my ass off to make more videos like this one! Please keep supporting my channel!

[@juliemiller9258]

When my daughter and I traveled to and within Japan, we visited several lantern shop display areas. I loved to see the different types they had to show. The many styles would make it both easy and hard to pick just one. Here in our garden on Hawaii Island, we have 5 lanterns, all different. I love them all. Aloha

[@bjrockensock]

Thank you so much. I would love to see how the gardener hoists, lifts, and balances such heavy objects so effortlessly.

[@elwood393]

Thank you for this great video, Matsunaga. I loved the illustrations and all the wonderful information. In future videos, it would be interesting to hear more about the design contexts that these lantern styles are used in. Many thanks again!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for always supporting me! I hope I can make a video for you too that lives up to your expectations! Please give me your support again!😊

[@PepperSkeen]

WOW! Learned a great deal today. TY for sharing your passion and the beauty of the art of stone lanterns of Japan.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment! I'll try my best to make more videos like this in the future!

[@christineatherton3572]

Wonderful program . Thank you . We have walked though this display area many times , when visiting Ryoanji , but now we understand it more . Every time we see this display , we wish that we could get such lanterns in Australia.

[@koheiyamaguchi7891]

新しい試みでおもしろかったです😊

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

ありがとうございます！！ 編集時間が大変でしたけど、新しい伝え方ができたかと思います😊

[@johndoody8847]

This video was great. What a treasure chest of lanterns. Thank you for sharing.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'll keep working on making videos!!!

[@aledadiggins4967]

I love the explanation of the lantern shapes. To see them is very calming. I would happily watch more videos of stone lanterns and other Japanese arts. Thank you!

[@vln4443]

Greetings from Texas! Wonderful information, have shared your channel to anyone who would listen to me go on and on about the beauty of a Japanese garden 😊Keep up the good work. 👍👏🏼

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for sharing!I hope to make more videos like this one in the future, and again, keep your support coming! 😊

[@allie1953]

I discovered this channel only a few days ago so I have not yet had a chance to review everything that has been presented thus far. What I would like to see (if you have not already done so), is a segment about different types of mosses or different types of stones and pebbles, etc.... A spotlight on the variations within the elements that go into a garden. This lantern video was fascinating!

[@darksideipwn]

Thank you very much. I really love Japanese Gardens since I visited Japan in 2018. I hope you will keep posting videos for a long time to come.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'll try my best to keep posting new videos too!

[@matthewparriott]

Love the different style of video. Learned a lot! I think you could do something similar with the gardeners. I would love to hear them in their own words describing their approach!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

That's exactly right! I wish I could shoot a video like this one, with the Niwashi in focus! 😊

[@waradeath]

I really like your youtube, helpful and knowledgeable. I built a house and garden in Thailand based on your knowledge. I wish you success in your career and happiness at work. i will follow you forever

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comment! I will do my best to succeed in this business! 😊

[@henrytherabbit]

Thank you for this video! A couple of years ago I was in Saga on an artist residency. I came across so many really interesting lanterns and made them a part of my project. Nobody I spoke to had any information about them, but finally, this video found it's way to me，and with the bonus of subtitles. ありがとうございました。

[@Storm_Lily]

I see a lot of videos on Japanese stone lanterns, but never see them lit. Could you please show how you light them? Thank you! ✌🌸

[@dreport9433]

This was a wonderful introduction to garden lanterns. Thank you.

[@martenlundin]

Such a lovely place. Very nice to see. Thank you. 👋

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'll keep working on those videos! 😊

[@swingnigloo]

Thank you so much Matsunaga san for this interview/vidéo. It is very instructive. Keep up the good work.

[@PeterJames468]

This is a great video. I have been wondering for a long time what all the different lantern types are. I would definitely enjoy more videos like this. Thank you.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! And I''ll be making more videos like this one!😊

[@celinepedrosa994]

It was great to learn such of things about japanese garden lanterns. Thank you !!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I will keep working on making videos like this one 😊.

[@林家旭-u6w]

お疲れ様です 私は台湾人で、日本庭園に趣味があって、日本庭園についていろいろ勉強したいです いつも役に立ついい動画ありがとうございます すごい勉強になりました

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for your support! I'm really glad you did!😊 I'll continue to do my best to make videos like this one!

[@fogbow]

Well done 👍. So many beautiful shapes, I think it would be hard to choose. One could design a whole garden around the style of the lantern.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Yes, it is! There really are all sorts of designs for stone lanterns! I am glad I made this video just to let you know that 😊.

[@aliciakreisler3246]

I could only find a fiberglass yukimi but it’s beautiful design outshines it’s inexpensive material. One day I hope to have a real one in my garden😌. I truly enjoy your videos.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Please contact me if you want a Yukimi lantern 😂.

[@aliciakreisler3246]

@@JapaneseGardenTV I would very much love to have one♥️@mamasquirrel13

[@putankaat]

I’m heading to my closest garden shop to see what kinds they have there, thanks for awaking my interest!

[@petarkozarev9953]

Dear, Mr. Matsunaga, greet from Bulgaria. Thenks from dis video

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!✨ Please keep watching my videos😊.

[@nunyabiznes4471]

Lovely, informative video! I have three authentic Japanese lanterns in my garden and I love them! Now I appreciate them even more❤️🙂

[@mattoriental]

Thanks for the video. It's great to learn from the experts. I'm building my own garden with a Japanese influence and your channel really helps. I love the small 'Katsura' lantern, I'm going to have to come to Japan and visit Mr Kitayama and bring some back to the UK.. Thanks again

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

That would be awesome! Maybe someday we could do some kind of tour of the lanterns at Kitayama-san's place!😊

[@mattoriental]

@@JapaneseGardenTV ask him if he's interested in exporting to the UK, maybe we can do some business

[@jonathanaristone2468]

Your videos are very informative. I am in Canada and in the process of creating a Japanese style Garden and your videos are very helpful, thankyou ( Domo Arigato )

[@damianw5861]

I really love henkei dooro, i tried to make ishi dooro in the past using concrete, but has not been successful so far, this video gives me more accurate information I need, so thank you so much for this video, I will make a new lantern soon

[@radburnm]

Excellent video on lanterns and very informative. Please keep doing these videos.

[@twmacnutt]

now I want a stone lantern for my garden too! :)

[@joachimbondeson]

Thank you for making this video! A very good beginners primer!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'll be making more videos in the future! 😊

[@TotemoGaijin]

Wow, this was great. Educational and entertaining. I love the vibe of these stone lanterns, so it was fun learning about them in more detail. 石灯籠ってやっぱ「日本」という雰囲気を感じますよね。好き。

[@quietmind5888]

Very informative. I could watch for hours..

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'll be making more detailed videos like this one in the future! 😊

[@darklyghtning]

Excellent informative video! I will definitely recommend and share this with others. Thank you very much for your hard work!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'd love it if you'd share this video!

[@bettyannbest]

Thank you for the beautiful video.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!!😊

[@woodworksmarket1447]

Excellent tour. Please use this Style again in the future!

[@greenspiritarts]

Thank you very much for making this very informative video. I just found your channel and subscribed. Hope to learn more about traditional Japanese garden design and features! I would love to see a video about different kinds of pathway designs and materials used to construct. So many features of Japanese gardens appear simple and modest but require great skill to achieve. Thank you for making this video. I like all the natural sounds, interesting graphics and multi screen images. Very professional work!

[@BenMossUK]

I love all your videos and the fact you're helping to promote and keep such a wonderful part of Japanese culture alive for future generations. The stone lanterns video was fantastic - very educational! Thank you ☕💸

[@shawncook7656]

To be cerounded by such beautiful works, would love to see more. Your chanel is very well done.

[@debgamble8368]

FANTASTIC! I really loved this style of video. The information was priceless and your easy going style is wonderful. Yes, more please 🥰

[@nyshanelson2252]

Enjoy all your videos. This was particularly interesting. Thank you. I love lanterns yet knew nothing about them. Nice to have some history and vocabulary. Always a good idea.

[@SRM_NZ]

Dude...great to have this awesome information...keep it coming

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

OK I'll keep trying to make videos like this one!

[@patriciaalvarez1889]

Thank you very much for this amazing information!! Please keep doing that kind of videos. I would like to know about how and which kind of lights they use.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I too will do my best to make another video like this one 😊.

[@Alex-ty8zd]

Hello Matsunaga. Greeting from London. I watch all your videos and all of them are very good. Your video on the stone lantern and the interview with Mr Kitayama was very interesting and informative. I sincerely hope that you do another interview with him and pass on our thanks. Wishing you peace, happiness and prosperity.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! I'm glad I could be of service to you! I hope to make more videos like this in the future, so please keep watching my videos!😊

[@rowanwhite3520]

I really enjoyed this video, very interesting and educational. Would love if you could interview him again to learn about the different water basins. Thank you!

[@philliportizluis424]

thanks for sharing. watching here from Manila!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your watching!✨

[@petedamerow1094]

Great video. I was impressed with the history and different types of lanterns.

[@xartmanx]

Thank you san. Maybe in the future, you could show us artisans making the lanterns. Arigatou .

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

OK I' ll definitely make a video like that too! 😊

[@dj0etch]

I have always wondered about the different kinds! Thank you. Would love to see more videos on other elements, like the different plants, trees, materials, design elements. Like these, that go into making the beautiful gardens.

[@linr8260]

This was interesting and I'd be happy to see more videos like this too.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

OK I'll work on making more videos like this one!

[@mariea654]

Very interesting . Thank you very much. Keep on making such videos.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your watching!!😊

[@guauchin00]

Really great information about this japanese lanterns! Very well explained and I wish you can explain which kind of rocks they use for making it in future videos, ありがとうございます!

[@charylshorter4870]

Wonderful! I hope to add a Yukimi to my little garden soon.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

If you want a real Japanese Yukimi lantern, please contact me😊.

[@abendrothmturee4355]

Had a look on your video for a second time. I'm a fem. Stonemason and I think this different Types of Stone-Lantern-Arrangements are very inspiring. Especially around Halloween🎃👹 / All Saints Day or Allerheiligen😇🪔 / Toussaint as the Holiday is called in the Netherlands, Germany or France.

[@jesusmartinezibanez5387]

Great work. I’ve learned a lot about de Japanese lanterns. 👍

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!!!

[@amyhinson1587]

This is all new to me and I learned a lot from your video. I started researching because I just bought an old cast iron Japanese lantern at a vintage market and it doesn't look like it's ever been lit. It has a spot for a candle but do people that have stone or metal lanterns ever light them or do they just put them in the garden as a decoration? I would love to see what these lanterns look like lit and see what you use. I plan on lighting mine but I'm trying to decide whether to use a candle or oil. Thank you.

[@rayellebishop8168]

Did you ever light up your lantern?

[@amyhinson1587]

@@rayellebishop8168 yes 🙂. They're beautiful.

[@rayellebishop8168]

@@amyhinson1587 What did you use for a light source? I have a Yukimi lantern I want to up at night?

[@amyhinson1587]

@@rayellebishop8168 I ended up using a candle. I just felt like this lantern was created to give off light and a candle was the easiest way to light it.

[@rayellebishop8168]

@@amyhinson1587 Thank you for your reply.

[@CicaperfIdel]

Very interesting. Thank u for this. Cheers from France

[@JoanahCOlsen]

Very usefull information.. Thank you very much.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you😊✨

[@sandramonk1]

すごいです。ありがと。thank you for your wonderful video. いま、私はもっとわかりますする。i understand more now.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

ありがとうございます！😊 これからも動画を作ることを私は頑張ります！

[@gordchapman3469]

Very interesting video, my friend! I've always wondered about the different styles of lanterns; please teach us more about garden features like this! I wonder if you can do a video about Suikinkutsu, and interview someone who can speak about the history, because even for Japanese people, they are not very well known. They are very mysterious! I would also like to know where I can see more Suikinkutsu in Kyoto, other than Enkoji, Taizoin, and Eikando. By the way, is this the lantern place/Ishiya -san near Ryoanji? I found it by chance when I was on my Kyoto bicycle temple tour, but there was nobody there to speak to. They have such an amazing collection of lanterns and basins! Keep up the good work, my friend!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Would love to make a video about Suikinkutsu sometime! I've never seen one being made either! I will definitely make a video of it someday! There is also a Suikinkutsu at this place called "Hosenin"! facebook.com/hosenin/ Kitayama-san is right next to Ryoan-ji Temple! If you ever come to Japan again, please visit 😊.

[@soniawoolley366]

Yes I agree with some of the comments about seeing you in front of the camera. And I would love to support you buying a cup of coffee - I like the idea of this as a once off donation to assist you. If you r able, I'd also like to see the different tsukubai water basin styles. This would make another great video ... Please let us all know when and how we can buy you a cup of coffee !!!!!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I took your advice and got started on Ko-fi! I'll try to explain ko-fi a little better in my next video😊. I appreciate your advice 🙏

[@vladimirsanchezgarci]

great video!!! love all the amazing lanterns

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!!😊

[@valiany]

I DO LOVE THIS CONTENT. Please do more like this. I'm from Persia and I'd like to translate this information to Farsi. We Iranian do love things about garden. so may I ask you to give me a permission to translate your content? love love love YOU ARE AWESOME.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

If you mean to add a Persian translation on this video, I'd be happy to ask you to do it!

[@sandramonk1]

Thanks!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for your support! I too will do my best to keep making videos like this one!!!

[@bento256]

Great and very interesting vidéo. Domo arigato gozaimashita. Greetings from Luxembourg

[@orlandosalto8398]

Excellent vídeo with english subtitle ! 👏👏👏