Im lying in bed at 4am fighting cancer and this video reminds me of what life is truly about. Not trivial things we buy and social media with its self indulgence aspects. This family for me is the heart of life. They love each other and the respect and happiness they share is a testament to how little we need to be happy. Love and family are so sacred. ❤❤❤
I agree! Life may not be easy sometimes but it can still be beautiful🌸 Especially when we share it with the people we love💞 Sending love and joy wherever you are🥰 May the Lord God bless you!!🙏🏼😇
@daniel I don’t usually respond to comments.We don’t want to know if you comment often or not , thats unwanted information for us. Just tell what you want to say 😊 no offense
If you made 1 hour + videos I’ll watch the crap outta that. Amazing, stunning, interesting, comfy, calming. I’m in love with this town and it’s people.
I’m a Siberian native, adopted as a baby and in the US currently! Even though I probably won’t be very use to the cold, I totally want to visit where I came from to understand my sakha roots! I’m part Slavic Russian too (which is why I look Asian and European at the same time???) and hope to experience both sides of my culture someday! Especially Yakutia! Thank you for your amazing videos! They make me the happiest girl!
the tradition of writing down a goal and then burning it and drinking it is genuinely such a cool tradition. it’s so heartwarming to hear about it and i’d love to try it myself. learning about different cultures is so cool
@@tomzicare Almost everything causes cancer lol. Sunscreen. The actual sun. Fast food. Cured meats...I could go on. They only do it once a year, and aren't chronically exposed to many modern carcinogens. I wouldn't worry too much.
Absolutely amazing that completely on the other side of the world, in a remote village that was formerly behind the iron curtain, they still watch Home Alone just like everybody else in America. Love it.
I found this channel by chance and now I can't stop watching. It's so breath taking and amazing. I can't to tell my friends and family about this hardworking and loving community, living in the coldest place on earth ❤️
This is so mesmerizing! Despite the harsh weather conditions and all the challenging obstacles that Yakutians face, their happiness and cultural traditions provide heartwarming experiences worldwide! Grateful to you Kiun for sharing such wholesome and heartwarming videos! It is very relaxing and it brings joy to one's life! Lots of admiration, appreciation, and best wishes to you!! Merry Christmas and a very Happy new year from India!! 🎄☃
Привет из Шотландии! Я думаю, что каждый "житель Запада" мог бы относиться к их празднованиям! 😊 Когда мои дети были маленькими, я отправлялся на поиски подходящего дерева, точно такого же, как это! В конце концов я нашел идеальное дерево и срубил его, но, отступив назад, провалился сквозь снег в яму глубиной около 1,5 м! Я так испугалась, потому что думала, что упаду гораздо глубже! Я выполз и отнес дерево домой, к своей семье, как победоносный воин! Ха-ха-ха! Хорошие воспоминания! Спасибо тебе за еще одно отличное видео о якутском образе жизни, Киун! 😊😊👏👏 Я надеюсь, что вам всем понравится это праздничное, замечательное время года! Пусть 2023 год станет великим годом для всех, и пусть у нас везде будет мир, пожалуйста! 🕊🕊 ------------- Greetings from Scotland! I think every "Westerner" could relate to their celebrations! When my children were young I would go out looking for a suitable tree, just like this! 1 year I found a perfect tree and cut it down but as I stepped back, I went through the deep snow into a hole about 1.5M deep! I had such a fright because I thought I was going to fall much deeper! I got out and took the tree back home to my family, like a triumphant warrior! Ha ha ha! Good memories! Thank you for another excellent video of the Yakutian way of life, Kiun! 😊😊👏👏 I hope you all enjoy this festive, wonderful time of year! May 2023 be a great year for everyone and may we have peace everywhere, please! 🕊🕊
I LOVE KEEPING UP WITH THESE VIDEOS OF YAKUTIA! its so inspiring how this family always stays happy and warm and work extremely hard for what they have. :)
i wonder how your camera doesn’t break or freeze from the extreme temperatures! it’s amazing! i love your videos though. learning about different countries is so fascinating and i’m so intrigued by yakutsk. i love your videos so much x
@@danrook5757 You have to shoot footage in the first place in order to chroma key it with a green screen. They're not magic sheets that make images out of nothing.
There are lots of security systems that have cameras capable of extreme cold. Technology has gotten very good, so there are lots of options nowadays, but the main issue with filming in the cold is the battery life. I wouldn't be surprised if they needed to insulate them, but we can see that there are lots of shots that they take, and inside it is probably much more comfortable to film. I'd love to see behind the scenes on how they film.
I love getting to know these Yakutian families through your videos. These children seem so happy, and well loved. Thank you for sharing your community, and families with us. Love and respect from Canada.
Thank you for posting this! I was freezing last night because it was an unseasonably cold -10°C (14°F) in New Jersey, USA. So I wondered, I bet this is warm in Yakutia! I wondered if Yakutians celebrate Christmas since the primary religion doesn’t appear to be Christianity. I’m so excited to see the secular Christmas celebration - I’m half Jewish and also celebrate Christmas and New Year as my favorite time of year!
I think it's a translation issue, in Russia we do not celebrate Christmas but we celebrate the new year. Christmas is January 7 and it's purely a religious holiday. Probably religious people go to church and visit but there are too many ethnicities of different religions in Russia to generalise
@@oliviao3686 Well looks like they and they are. I had no idea there were in Russia, until I saw numerous videos on other channels on this on this place. Christmas is peagon but was nicked by Christianity. This religion has been spread far and wide. Alternatively they heard about it and just like it. I'm not religious but you don't have to be religious to enjoy it. If you don't enjoy it fair enough, a lot don't or many humans celebrate in different months for different reasons. :)
Lol they finally cracked down on it here about a decade ago, we don't have enough trees to spare on the Prairie, but they have cut your own farms in western mt, I think.
I can do that in Maine, but to get a traditional, full Christmas tree it's easier to go to a local Christmas tree farm than the woods out back. Better yet, selling wreaths and trees is a common fundraiser here (like a bake sale) so you can support a local charity or youth club by buying a slightly marked-up tree.
In Germany many people eat potato salad too! If I did not see it I would not believe that you eat the same salad in a country so far away from Germany! :-) This is somehow crazy and magical.
In a few days, I'll say good bye to my life if I live there in this cold.😅 But, yeah I've spent my childhood in 54°c summer hot days. Where you'll throw a egg on road it'll be omelette in a minute 😅
This is such a cosy mood. Makes you realy appreciate the importance of being together. What makes it even more cosier , Home Alone on TV. Its like a tradition on every home around the world.😂🦌
What the West calls Christmas is actually the Nardugan holiday of the Turks. Santa Claus is actually Ayaz Dede. Ayaz means very cold and Dede means Grandfather/Ancestor. Ayaz Dede appeared at night to the Sakha Turks living in extreme cold and helped those who were about to die of cold. The White Pine tree is sacred in Asia. It represents the tree of life. If you research the Nardugan holiday, you will learn about the real Santa Claus, Ayaz Dede and many other things.
Another beautiful heartfelt video, actually tought a few tears to my eyes remembering familly gatherings :) May you and your family and everyone everywhere be blessed with a peaceful and loving life. Happy Holidays :)
It was fascinating to see Yakutia and your Christmas and New Year traditions. Oh, it gets so cold! Happy Christmas from New Zealand, 12,700 kms from Yakutia, where we are in our summer season!
Your channel is interesting, invigorating, heartwarming, and gives us all a look into a lifestyle we will never know. Thank you for helping us understand other cultures it’s a wonderful thing and you do a very good job at it!
Kiun B I love your channel and wish you posted more videos. Your videos are truly inspired because we can see how the Yakutsk live. It's real life and so amazing the collective and family efforts that all of them do to have a harmonious and successful life. My family and I watch your videos and it's inspiring for kids fo see how other kids help with chores and their families so willing, it is a great example for western kids. Keep posting these wonderful videos and happy new year! Much love from Canada! ♥️
I love your videos! It’s so cool leaning about your culture and it’s traditions. I think I might have to try the wishing tradition this year. Merry Christmas from the U.S.! Wishing you a new year filled with peace, love, and joy!
Thank you so very much for sharing your christmas traditions with us. I find your way of life very interesting. Happy New Year and Stay warm. From Kathy in the USA.
Happy Christmas and New Year to you, your family and your fantastic village. Thank you for the wonderful videos and look forward to your upcoming videos. ❤
5:32 Did i heard that right ?! The Salad! We have something similar in my country!! If not identical.. Its actually made of the same ingredients and we call it beouf salad. Its pretty good, and its actually one of my favorite food to eat on christmas. Even tho it doesn't feel like christmas here because there no snow? 😭 Its only cold :(( But so Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ! ✨🎄
Just had to say I noticed they were watching one of the Home Alone movies on the TV and I thought that was really cool. Didn't know they got cable or if and what TV they watched, since it's so cold how do they do it? Is it satellite or cable? Do they have running electricity? Not sure if they talked about it in any of the other videos since I'm new to the channel but am absolutely in love with everything I've seen regarding this beautiful town 😍
I have been biinge watching your videos. We should all strive to achieve this level of community and family support. It truly is what we are missing in most modern families. We are missing the simplicity of life as well. Thank you so much for sharing your culture with us. I would love to visit one day.
Im from Austria and it's totally surreal to see a stable whole family celebrating christmas and new year together. This is what it used to be 10 years ago in the west. Best wishes to the family and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
@@sweJEverywhere yep 💔 Merry Christmas to you though, I hope you still feel the spirit of Christmas in your heart even if the celebration has been tainted by broken families everywhere
this is good, for example, how people should live, a person does not need so many things to live, but good health and a safe home and normal work and peace, there should be no unnecessary wars in the world. Peace and love to yakuza people . From congo kinshasa 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
God give you more strength and happiness. Me and my family saw your videos two days ago and now we daily saw one or two of your videos. Also Arian is very hard working like his mother and father. Keep it up ☺️
