Hello! I’m Tomoko Kamishima, an excited traveler and avid video shooter. I’m also a dermatologist by profession. The videos here are basically video blogs that feature my experiences with Japanese places, culture, and traditions. I also visit other countries, and record my impression about them, perhaps from a Japanese perspective.
Beautiful things, traditional culture, touching scenery, and interesting buildings of historical importance-I would like to guide you to many such places through my videos. Please enjoy these ‘all things Japanese’ together with me.
By the way, when I’m traveling, I usually work on my origami projects while ‘on the move’. If you see such a woman on a plane, train, or bus doing origami, please wave and say hi!
c'est toi qui est très éloigné de la culture japonaise. Macao est à plus de 1900 Km du Japon, la Péninsule de Macao située en Chine du Sud à été au XVIè siècle offerte par les chinois aux portugais en contrepartie de services rendus, ce petit territoire a depuis le XIXè siècle bien évolué, grâce à du remblais les portugais ont relié l'ile Verte à la Péninsule, augmentant ainsi considérablement le territoire qu'ils ont rétrocède à la Chine en 1999.
Domo Arigatou~ Thank you for this! My mom and grandma both passed away and are from Japan. I have made my own version of an altar but this is so helpful. What is the significance of the sound instruments and what was the wooden frog one that you used at the end? I'd love to know!
Hallo, Holisticallyholly! The bell in this video is called “ rin or “o-rin”, and the frog shaped wooden one is called “mokugyo”. Both are a kind of communication tool for people in this world and being in that world. Thank you.
BUT THIS PART IS TRUE "After Yokohama Port opened, more than 2000 business people from Europe and America flooded in and started to live and work here. They were given official permission to find living and working space by the Japanese government. However, they were prohibited from going outside of a very strict set of physical boundaries, which the government had established. When they finally left Japan, they collected these photos as precious memories and beautiful records of their time in Japan, and brought them back home with them." AND THIS IS WHY YOU NEVER HAVE PHOTOS OR VIDEOS OF THE ARISTOCRACY IN JAPAN AT THAT TIME, BECAUSE NO FOREIGNERS WAS GRANTED ACCESS TO EVEN NOBILITY OR RICH MERCHANT, THEY WERE PARKED WITH THE POOREST OF THE POOR, OFTEN THE BURAKUMIN WHOM YOU MOSTLY SEE ON THOSE PHOTO AND IN THE WORST POSSIBLE AREAS. All those photos and videos do not represent Japan at that time at all. It would be like going to the worst ghetto in the US and take photos and pretend this is what America is.
THIS IS CERTAINLY NOT THE WAY WE ARE TAUGHT HISTORY IN SCHOOL HERE IN JAPAN "Commodore Matthew Perry first landed on Japanese soil in 1853, and in the following year, he succeeded in concluding the Convention of Kanagawa, which finally led Japan to open her doors to the rest of the world. " 100% WESTERN IDEA OF WHAT HAPPENED !
Kidding me? Screw this place.... go see the REAL artwork and give proper homage and respect to the real artists that created the original works. For crying out loud...
Portugal disse à China que Macau não era Hong Kong, os chineses não fizeram caso! Mais tarde disseram, sim, nada tem haver Hong Kong, aqui existe uma cultura um pouco de Portugal.
The remaining Aino language is a mixture of dozens of languages, including the languages of the Amur River basin drifters, the Kamchatka coastal drifters, and the Okhotsk coastal drifters, and the origin of the languages is unknown. This is also memorized in the gene, and the old gene has genes of several tribes along the continental coast, and the Jomon gene is mixed after their mixture and marriage. Here, the Japanese Jomon gene is mixed in Aino, but the Japanese Jomon are destroyed by murder and rape, and the language and culture of the Japanese Jomon have not been handed down. Aino is an ancient Ainu word, but its meaning is that it was born to a different ethnic group. Today Aino describes this as a human being. The explanation is missing. Before the extinction of the Jomon people, the words "Aino is a human being" were interpreted as "Aino is a human being born by a Jomon woman, but is an Ainoko born by rape by a different ethnic group." It is unclear what the name of this Aino was called in the dialect of Southern Hokkaido. In Vietnam, the Yomiuri Shimbun reporter estimates that Vietnamese girls were raped many times during the Vietnam War and gave birth to one million children. A maximum of 30,000 Korean soldiers, usually 20,000, gave birth to 1 million children. Most of these Dairaihan are hateful Korean soldiers, and most of them are thrown away in the sea, rivers and jungles, and nuts and other food for animals. Even so, there are tens of thousands of Dairaihan who cannot be thrown away. The Ainu are also children of the same age as Dairaihan. Just as Dairaihan is not recognized as an indigenous people of Vietnam, Aino cannot be recognized as an indigenous people of Japan. 現在残されたアイノ語はアムール川流域漂泊民の言語、カムチャツカ沿岸漂泊民の言語、オホーツク沿岸漂泊民の言語など数十言語の混成で、言語の出自が不明である。これは、遺伝子にも記憶され、古い遺伝子は大陸沿岸の数種の部族の遺伝子があり、それらの混成、雑婚ののち縄文人遺伝子が混入している。ここで、日本縄文人遺伝子がアイノに混入するが、日本縄文人は殺戮、強姦で滅亡し、日本縄文人の言語、文化は伝承できていない。 アイノはアイヌの古語であるが、その意味は異民族との間に生まれたという意味である。これを現在のアイノは人間と説明している。説明が抜けている。縄文人が絶滅前に「縄文人女が産んだ人間であるが異民族が強姦して生まれたアイノ子である。」と泣き叫んだ言葉が「アイノは人間」と解釈したのである。このアイノの名称も道南の方言で他のアイのはなんと呼称したかは不明である。ベトナムではベトナム戦争時、ベトナム少女が何度も強姦され、100万人の間の子が産まれたと読売新聞記者は推定している。最大韓国兵3万人、通常2万人の韓国兵が100万人間の子を産ませた。このダイライハンのほとんどは憎き韓国兵の子としてほとんどは海、川、ジャングルに捨てられ動物の餌にナッツ他。それでも捨てきれないダイライハンが数万人生存している。アイヌもダイライハンと同様の間の子である。ダイライハンがベトナム先住民と認定されないように、アイノも日本先住民に認定できない。
Thank you so much for this, I live near JR Ishikawa-cho station in the Yamamoto-cho area. It's is incredible to see how much it has changed. Honmoku as a beach is stunningly beautiful. Thanks!!
Viva Portugal! Viva China! E ao Rancho Folclórico de Macau, uma grande salva de palmas!! Lembrando que os Portugueses foram os primeiros Europeus a irem para a China, Japão e Região. Fiquemos todos com Deus!
My ancestor is upper class samurai of Hirosaki Domain.I love Edo Period. Before the Japanese women are beautiful. Face is different than now. I think related the foods.
I visited Japan shortly after the earthquake and tsunami thanks to the Kizuna Project and was fortunate enough to visit and stay in Tono. Out of all the places we visited, Tono was one of my favorites. It has such a unique feeling and charm, I hope to visit Japan one day soon!
