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Парень красавец я приобритал даруму за дешовую цену

Thanks i learned a lot

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Ahh cool I see these a lot in Japanese game

Buddha was born in Nepal❤❤❤

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Namo Buddha ya... Watching your video makes me think that Buddha's teaching is till alive.

I brought back a small black manekineko to American from my last trip to Asakusa in Tokyo Japan.

I just got one of these from my friend;

Fire your musical director. The super Mario music makes the video unwatchable

お久しぶりです。

So Japanese hand signs...

I found one at the thrift store for 4 dollars so I bought it

I must do something awesome or impactful to become amongst the Kami-sama 😂

Hi, I have a question. Make a wish and write it on a piece of paper. Paint one eye of the daruma and place the paper below it. Once your wish comes true, paint the other eye. After painting the second eye, what should I do? Should I keep the daruma, bring it to a temple, or something else?

Why did you use swastika to indicate the difference? 🧐

Bodhidharma - was a prince from India who left his royalty and followed buddhism. He then traveled to east - where he was known as "Visitor from the West". He was one of the important figure in Shaolin temple and popularized Zen form of Buddhism (not founder of Zen)

Which eye? Infront of me?

This explains why Japenese considers animate but not living things as "alive" such as a flowing river and a moving cartoon. It's a Shinto belief.

shintoism is beautiful ❤

Very clever thumbnail by the way how you cover one of the doll's eyes.

Love. 🏯 🇯🇵 🗾 & MI amoto Musashi !!!

Buddhism was exterminated from "India" over 800 years ago. It no longer exist in "India" any more. That form of "Indian" Buddhism is history. Today's Buddhism exists in other lands in various form.

Hope you're doing well.

I have seen that many japaneese web series are trying to show buddhism in very bad light😢 why this is happening in japan?

Thank you!

Actually It's Wood and Metal

3:28 WHAT? European Castles primary purpose was to be a fortified residence of a nobleman. I believe you're confusing them with Palaces. Most of medieval European warfare was sieging castles. Medieval castles were built with defense as their primary objective, many castles were retrofitted later to become more stately homes, removing some of the defenses qualities in favor of more comfortable living standards like building windows on the ground floor, but in the middle ages everything about their construction was connected to defense. Medieval castle walls were made from stone (generally) and they were often several meters thick, sometimes as thick as 6 meters. They wouldn't have windows except for the highest floors, instead they would have arrow loops which would allow archers to shoot from inside the castle itself without exposing themselves to enemy projectiles. They also built large towers in strategic locations that project outward in order to provide archers with better line of sight of enemies attacking the walls. They would be constructed with crenellations at the top of the walls and towers to allow archers to hide behind while they were not shooting at enemies, and they were built with either machicolations or wooden hoardings which would allow archers to shoot downward at enemies on the wall or even drop heavy rocks,, hot sand, or boiling water onto enemies, They would often be build on hill, or even on top of a small mountain in order limit the enemies approach to one side, they would often use a moat, draw bridge, and gatehouse which would be very thick and if any enemies managed to get through the first gate they would be stuck outside of another gate but this time they would have "murder holes" above them which would allow them to shoot arrows, or drop dangerous things onto attackers. Quite a lot of European castles were called "concentric castles" meaning they would have multiple sets of walls, if you managed to breach the first wall you were then stuck trying to breach the second, higher wall. There are many, many other defensive innovations European castles used for defense. In fact, a stone European castle from the middle ages would have been far more defensible than Japanese castles. Many of these castles could not be breached before the invention of gunpowder and were only defeatable by besieging the castle, surrounding it and waiting for the inhabitants to starve. This could take years. Japanese castles were far less defensible being built from a base level of earth and stone, but the rest being made from wood. Wood might not be as simple to burn, but it would still be more vulnerable to giant stone projectiles launched from mangonels or catapults. Another serious design flaw of Japanese castles, despite it being more difficult to light lacquered wood on fire, it's still not safe from fire, one of the methods Europeans and middle easterners would use to deal with enemy siege engines was to light them on fire when they were pushed to the wall of the castle. You couldn't do that in a Japanese castle because you would burn your own castle down. This would mean taht you wouldn't even need to make a siege tower in order to scale the walls, you could make a battering ram enclosed in a wooden structure to shield it from counter attack from above or on the sides. In reality, a Japanese castle might be difficult to attack, they tended to sacrifice defensibility for luxury. making them more palace like than castle, similar to European castles AFTER the middle ages, when they were retrofitted for prestige and comfort, but during the middle ages, castles were intended to "dominate" the surrounding land they occupied and allowed the lord of the castle to administer the realm without the threat of being overthrown during a revolt, or captured during enemy raids. In fact, during the Mongol invasion of Europe, they were able to defeat and conquer lands in Eastern Europe which were made from wood, but stopped their invasion once they started running into the tens of thousands of stone castles in Western Europe, and then abandoning the campaign all together after the Khan died.

Thank you for this! I spent 5 years in Japan, I have immersed myself and lower and mythology for many years. Your video was both brief, educating, very easy to understand and insightful. Your cheer and engagement with the audience is fantastic! Definitely a subscription for me and many to those whom I recommend you to. Please keep up the good work!

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Growing up in Western culture, I prefer Shintoism.

It is a unique situation, buddhism and shinto coexist yet people go to either a Buddhist shrine or shinto shrine depending on what they pray for 😂 Japanese buddhism also looks Japanese from other countries buddhism, so it is not really foreign at this point... but is not truly as Japanese as Shinto

What happened to this channel? This is the last video in 2 years.

Are gods in kazuki real or folklore?

Are gods mentioned in kazuki and other text real or just kamis or folklore?

Is he saying eat lice 😂 hahahaha

I've been to the shrine Amaterasu hid in a cave. The cool part is that you have to hike down the mountain to the cave, which is way under the shrine. It's on the coast and you can climb out on the rocks into the water. So cool.

Great explanation, thank you.

How do people follow both Shintoism and Buddism at the same time? Dont they contradict? The law of noncontradiction is the most fundamental of logical principals

I love setsubun, I’m the target of the bean throwing.

For context on the rumored Hebrew text, “I am that I am” is the one of the names of god from the old testament of the Bible, YHWH

Shintos are more Hindu than us Hindus❤

I so love your videos. Thanks for making these.

Awesome. Thank you!

I'm decided now to get a daruma tatoo doll

I always loved daruma dolls in animal crossing. I had no idea what it was but I loved it. Now my friend is bringing me one from her Japan holiday❤

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Can you provide? In Development start on January 1, 2026 Until May 1, 2035 Japanese Language Japan Sign Language JSL Language of Japanese Braille JB Your Language of Birth or Native Tongue 50 - 300 Building of Worship Services of Japan Japanese Shinto Outdoor Services any Time from 6am to 11pm 30 - 180 Building of Worship Services of Japan Japanese Shinto Indoor Services any Time from 8am to 9pm In Josephine Country in Grants Pass Oregon USA Can you provide? In Development start on January 1, 2026 Until May 1, 2035 Japanese Language Japan Sign Language JSL Language of Japanese Braille JB Your Language of Birth or Native Tongue 50 - 300 Building of Worship Services of Japan Japanese Buddhism Outdoor Services any Time from 6am to 11pm 30 - 180 Building of Worship Services of Japan Japanese Buddhism Indoor Services any Time from 8am to 9pm In Josephine Country in Grants Pass Oregon USA

thank you naoto