Mie has been a top class popular destination for the Japanese since the 18th century. Mie Prefecture is where the 2016 G7 Ise Shima Summit was held. Mie Prefecture has "Suzuka Circuit", where F1 Grand Prix is held annually. Mie Prefecture is the birthplace "Ninja", a popular part of Japanese culture. Mie Prefecture is also where "the home of Japanese spirit, Ise Shrine" is located. In this channel, we will introduce Mie Prefecture, a fascinating and charming area in Japan.
Thank you for showing this beautiful place I definitely MUST visit some day! If possible please turn down the music, it was very hard to hear anything...
came across this video due to two animes (your name and my happy marriage). so nice to see a video about this braiding technique's history and what led to its decline.
Historically they were called shinobi no mono. Hidden home features would also be common in homes outside of Iga during the Sengoku Jidai. Shuriken were part of kenjutsu and not just a shinobi thing. It's a bit of an improvement from the black clad warrior myth that is even further from being accurate, and still being exploited by theme parks claiming to be historically accurate.
Ninja´s???? !!!!! You mean those YE BAN TOU !!!!! Crazy Mandarin Chinese Murder Club! Who conspire with Assietürk Hirachim ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kTcQYfzwRsA.html…… ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wS61iBpJCwo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xn0F2DVGFqs.html Always the same stupid trick! Don't you Chinese have a fine ARIA-IRANIAN connection. Andreas Pröll ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7bbhl5Jp3_g.html APShepard Der Drache
2:33 In case anyone is finding it hard to locate this Matsumoto-toge trailhead on google maps (since it is not marked in English), you can search for '熊野古道・松本峠 登り口' (just copy paste it). One can reach this place by a 5 min bus ride from Kumanoshi station or about half an hour walk.
Ive recently fallen in love with the art of kumiko and would like to incorporate some into my home. I think it would also help me with patience. Its a slow, quiet art form.
Looking for tutorials of making kumihimo like this but can't find anywhere, if anyone knows such video of how to make kumihimo like this (not like the friendship bracelets that pop up when u search kumihimo) do tell me 🙏🙏
Love this art form, thank you for sharing something so precious with us. It goes so far beyond just being fashion with its rich history. It's immensely kind and gracious of you to say you hope more people will learn to work silks (whether that's on marudai or takadai), and I hope we both have long lives such that one day I might be able to meet you, and at least watch you, if not learn from you.
Does anyone know where to buy his Takadai, I am interested in learning this craft but beginning on Marudai? I love that setup so much more then where I have been seeing them.
Very nice and beautiful video, I am from India and I really regret that very few people know about Shinran Shonin here, apparently that land where Shakyamuni Buddha originally appeared. Such videos are really helpful in making people aware of this great Jodo Shinshu tradition. Namo Amida Butsu🙏🏻
My bucket list that I wrote in my journal! 😀 Definitely planning to travel there soon,meet Japanese friends and so on. Shiho’s hometown is a very good place to calm your mind 😇
Been there once in Autumn and once in Winter. Both were amazing experiences and quite different from each other. Mie in general doesn't get a lot of snowfall so if you don't want to go all the way up north to Tohoku / Hokkaido area to enjoy snow you can just visit this place. This place also has a ski resort during the winter months.
as a foreigner living in Mie I can say some of the places or activities are difficult to do if you don't know Japanese. for example I find it hard to navigate in nature trails in areas where phone signals aren't good. But of course there are still many beautiful places you can visit on your own.
