I'm having the most Canadian experience right now- I am Anglophone and have been learning Japanese only a short while so I watch your videos to improve my skill but I still need captions . . . thankfully, youtube has captions! Click! Ah...I can only generate captions on KZbin in French ... no problem, thankfully I'm bilingual in French! Thank you French Immersion! No problem!!! Let's continue with the video... AVEC!? Now there are French words in the video,did I have too much wine? Ah, my head... hahaha I am so happy to see your Rakugo and videos like this thank you for being so happy and for such great storytelling :) Great work Katsura Sunshine!
@島崎義貴3 жыл бұрын
めちゃくちゃ面白いです。一人でヘェ~ってなってた。
@自転車トーマス4 жыл бұрын
サンシャインさんの様な英語の先生が欲しがった。 英語の先生になったら?(笑) 小話 八百屋さんで nice to meet you と言ったらナス3ツくれた。 おもしろかった使ってください。
@KatsuraSunshineRakugo4 жыл бұрын
めっちゃ面白いです!使わせていただきます!
@ルシウス-s5w3 жыл бұрын
日本人よりやっぱり分かりやすい^ ^
@Tomo_Kanada4 жыл бұрын
子供の頃、野球のホームランは和製英語だ! って聞て、ずっと信じていたら、 ベーブ・ルースの本塁打記録を抜いたハンクアーロンが来日した時のインタビューで普通に「home run 」を連呼していて、驚いた記憶があります。 ・・年代及び私の年齢は、お察し下さい σ(^_^;)
I'm a Japanese. Sunshine-san seems to be very intelligent. His insight into cross-culture and great sprit to go beyond the language barrier are worth to revisit again. "Don't Mind" - donmai was first heard at a baseball class in school days when my team member failed. Today I thought English native speakers would say Never Mind. Very interesting video clip. From me to Sunshine San, a tip in rakugo performance... You might believe a fast speech in a dialugue such as hand soap story over the counter might attract the audience, but slower speech would work better for Japanese audience. Well on the second thought, your audience is foreigners. Well, when we are in Rome, let, s do as the Romans do... But generally the pitch of rakugo is slower than your pitch.... Interesting cross culture thing. Your passion and willpower are worth respect.
@KatsuraSunshineRakugo4 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for the comment and sorry for the late reply. One point - while in general Rakugo may be spoken more slowly than I do, this is not my original style. Actually, quite a few Osaka performers enjoy this kind of Rapid-Fire or Machine Gun Talk. Maybe not so much in the Tokyo or Edo style
カナダ人の貴兄しか気が付かない事が、いっぱいあると思います😲 それを、取り上げて頂けたら幸に存じます😊(やっぱり敬語難しいかも😔) Au revoir🙋
@KatsuraSunshineRakugo3 жыл бұрын
Sillyさん!本当にありがとうございます!
@utahn Жыл бұрын
Very funny. I am Japanese, but I did not know the origin of the word "Viking." Used to say "buffet" but now I only hear "All You Can Eat." こりゃ面白い。バイキングの語源知らなかったです、日本人ですけど。米国で昔は「バッフェ」と言ってたけど今は「食べ放題」としか言わないような気がする。
I clicked "I like it!" Don't worry, it is my service! LOL by the way, I often do Ike pocha and the expression is so common especially for duffers, usual goof. I have heard the word service sounds like a morning service in a church. I send this comment with a kind of humble service sprite for free. LOL AveC that I use sometimes because we the old used to say usually it to express now couple. the now young rarely or never use this Avec. So none of the young in even 30s may know. Each time I say, Avec, they answer to me, no idea and it has long become a dead word, making fun of me.
@KatsuraSunshineRakugo4 жыл бұрын
Miyata-san you are hilarious! Thank you very much!!!
@KoichiMiyataJapan4 жыл бұрын
@@KatsuraSunshineRakugo Call me hilarious Hilary Clikinton! ヒラリー・クリキントン!this is a pan for Ossan and note that the name is a copy or crib from somebody. do you know クリキントン, one of the Shougatu dishes, chestnuts flakes mixed with potato past in Osechi,. stay fine, super fine!!
If my memory is correct, "Viking" was named by the Exec. Chef Murakami of Imperial Hotel Tokyo, not from the name of restaurant in the hotel. Cheers, Ishii
@KatsuraSunshineRakugo4 жыл бұрын
Oh! Thank you for the correction! Ishii san!!!!!!!!