Lucas Castro
Lucas Castro
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Me learning to play keyboard
Me learning to play keyboard
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Відео

Cute baby's reaction to Murloc sound
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This is my one month old son's reaction to the weird Murloc (WoW) sound
Buenos Aires
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Viagem muito legal para buenos aires, aproveitei bastante... e tb comemoramos os 30 anos de casados dos meus pais
Mais Dona Rosa e Bolinha
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mais da dona rosa e o cachorro mais legal do mundo
Tea Cerimony Explained
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Japanese Traditional Tea Cerimony explained by expert hoster, at Kyoto Gion Corner
Kyoto Gion Corner part4
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show at gion corner traditional japanese puppet play
Kyoto Gion Corner part3
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show at gion corner, kyoto maiko dance
Kyoto Gion Corner part2
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show at gion corner, traditional japanese comedy play
Kyoto Gion Corner part1
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show from gion corner with ikebana traditional japanese music and dance
Nikko and Atami
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few more vidz from nikko and atami
Tokyo
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few more vidz from tokyo
Nina e Keko
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my sisters dogs
Vídeos - Iga Ueno, Kanazawa, Kamakura e Tokyo
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alguns vídeos feitos nos dias q estive nas cidades citadas, sendo tokyo meu ultimo dia lá
Vídeos - Osaka
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aquário e sumo
Vídeos - Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Hiroshima e Himeji
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alguns videos dos dias nos lugares citados no título do video
Vídeos - Kyoto
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Vídeos - Kyoto
Vídeos - Nikko, Keggon e Atami
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Vídeos - Nikko, Keggon e Atami
Férias no Japão - No hotel em Kamakura
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Férias no Japão - No hotel em Kamakura
Férias no Japão - Tokyo Museu ao Céu Aberto
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Férias no Japão - Tokyo Museu ao Céu Aberto
Vídeos - Tokyo Morning
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Vídeos - Tokyo Morning
Férias no Japão - Osaka e Iga-Ueno (Fotos)
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Férias no Japão - Osaka e Iga-Ueno (Fotos)
Férias no Japão - No hotel Hiroshima e Osaka
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Férias no Japão - No hotel Hiroshima e Osaka
Férias no Japão - Himeji (fotos)
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Férias no Japão - Himeji (fotos)
Férias no Japão - Hiroshima (fotos)
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Férias no Japão - Hiroshima (fotos)
Férias no Japão - Kyoto
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Férias no Japão - Kyoto
Férias no Japão - Noite em Atami
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Férias no Japão - Noite em Atami
Férias no Japão - Kyoto (fotos)
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Férias no Japão - Kyoto (fotos)
Férias no Japão - Mt Fuji, Hakkone e Atami (Fotos)
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Férias no Japão - Mt Fuji, Hakkone e Atami (Fotos)
Férias no Japão - Nikko & Kegon Waterfalls
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Férias no Japão - Nikko & Kegon Waterfalls

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Ojb_1959
    @Ojb_1959 Рік тому

    “ AINT NOBODY GOT TIME FOR DAT”😂

  • @choimdachoim9491
    @choimdachoim9491 Рік тому

    No. Politely.

  • @richardparis8738
    @richardparis8738 Рік тому

    The Japanese are so far ahead

  • @richardparis8738
    @richardparis8738 Рік тому

    I love matcha tea

  • @richardparis8738
    @richardparis8738 Рік тому

    These people have more discipline anybody ever seen

  • @eymerichinquisitore9022
    @eymerichinquisitore9022 Рік тому

    Quando cazzo lo bevete sto tè?

  • @andreadelacolina5057
    @andreadelacolina5057 Рік тому

    Español, por favor.

  • @OgagSoriano
    @OgagSoriano Рік тому

    Kyut nung takure

  • @frederiquecouture3924
    @frederiquecouture3924 Рік тому

    Merci infiniment.

  • @sheilahernandez1915
    @sheilahernandez1915 3 роки тому

    Beautiful!!!!💜💜🙏

  • @lamamansour7616
    @lamamansour7616 3 роки тому

    this is absolutely wonderful how they are so gentle. I would break the cup in one second

  • @adibzouak6106
    @adibzouak6106 3 роки тому

    The young lady is just so gorgeous

  • @peterhamlinhamlin8908
    @peterhamlinhamlin8908 3 роки тому

    Yes,it's called discipline...Some people even learn!

  • @shitsugane
    @shitsugane 4 роки тому

    Very interesting

  • @monkphat9113
    @monkphat9113 4 роки тому

    You will never find such discipline anywhere else in the world...only in the Japanese culture. Lovely. Thank you for sharing

    • @peterhamlinhamlin8908
      @peterhamlinhamlin8908 3 роки тому

      Tea ceremony is from China.

    • @Joke_Bidumb
      @Joke_Bidumb Рік тому

      @@peterhamlinhamlin8908 Chinese version is far less ceremonial.

    • @mescellaneous
      @mescellaneous Рік тому

      both are stupid. you learn more from the people who actually make the tea. they are sweating their ass off so these clowns can perform this ceremony

  • @aldenheterodyne2833
    @aldenheterodyne2833 4 роки тому

    Hmm, very very interesting. There is definitely value to this ritualized activity. I don't think this is how tea is drunk normally in Japan, but I am happy that I have the choice to either perform this ritual or not. I am under no illusions, I would not like living in Japan: I can barely understand my own culture's etiquette, and I would spend all my time there stressed that I would commit a heinous faux pas. But Japan is very interesting to learn about, and is extremely pretty to watch from behind my screen. It may even be worth a visit- people tend to give tourists a pass, especially if you can tell they're trying to be respectful. I'm glad that I live in the age of the internet: I can learn about other cultures without annoying them with my accidental rudeness.

    • @aldenheterodyne2833
      @aldenheterodyne2833 3 роки тому

      @Katie C Oh. I guess I misunderstood. I thought it was a very formalized way of drinking tea for fancy occasions. I thought it was compulsory and rude to question: like church or weddings or baby showers or graduations or The Pledge of Allegiance or table manners. Why do I have to have my fork in a certain hand? Why is it rude not to make a promise to a country I don't really like? Why do we have to get a sunburn while listening to a bunch of people say 'inspirational' things about the future? Why can't a baby shower be just a lunch and gift-giving? Why can't a wedding just be a big dinner with 5 minute speeches from the bride and groom? Why do I have to listen to an old man try to convince a crowd that 'being gay is a betrayal of god's love'? I didn't realize that a tea ceremony was something that was actually enjoyed. I thought it was something that was rude not to do at special occasions. I guess that makes it more like dancing or singing. I like dancing and singing waaaay better than church.

  • @shilohmaes5309
    @shilohmaes5309 4 роки тому

    Beautiful thank you For sharing this

  • @Problembeing
    @Problembeing 5 років тому

    Meanwhile in Yorkshire: "One lump or two, luv?"

  • @larva5606
    @larva5606 5 років тому

    *Hostess squeezes stick with red napkin* Pfffft That didn’t purify it.... In all seriousness this was enjoyable to watch. Kudos for taking time to train and offer such a cool experience.

  • @freakishchick182
    @freakishchick182 5 років тому

    Thank you for uploading this. Very interesting and lovely to watch. I was wondering why they turned the bowl

  • @morganolfursson2560
    @morganolfursson2560 5 років тому

    No disrespect to the young lady wearing it, but the sleeves of the Juban being longer than the sleeve of the Kimono is a huge faux pas . I was so distracted by this, i couldn't enjoy the video . This is like doing something formal with your bra or pants (underwear) showing. Just use a safety pin and tuck the Juban's sleeves' up.

  • @thrpins8430
    @thrpins8430 5 років тому

    This is vary relaxing But at the same time I have a mind for speed and efficiency and I fking loseing my shit watching this😄

    • @peterhamlinhamlin8908
      @peterhamlinhamlin8908 3 роки тому

      We understand. No patience. No spelling. No education. No mind.

    • @thrpins8430
      @thrpins8430 3 роки тому

      @@peterhamlinhamlin8908 ok boomer

    • @maineyor5662
      @maineyor5662 2 роки тому

      @@thrpins8430 Peter was just pointing out your lack of class and intelligence. Don't be upset. Maybe in your next life as a tea bag, you will understand.

  • @thebaribedollvimi5467
    @thebaribedollvimi5467 5 років тому

    i dont like japanese tea ,but the people r good they !

  • @ThatNateGuy
    @ThatNateGuy 5 років тому

    It's amazing to see something practiced that has been ritualized for so long. I wish I had this kind of discipline.

  • @kaity3604
    @kaity3604 6 років тому

    Looking to hire a EXPERT in the Japanese Tea Ceremony to conduct a demonstration at my festival on August 23rd in Bethesda, Maryland. Please contact me via email, kaity@360x.agency, or by phone, (858) 735-9855, if you or anyone you know offers this service. Thank you.

  • @muntaserbarsoom6097
    @muntaserbarsoom6097 6 років тому

    If you are raised on discipline you will go long ways in life.

  • @garyzhang4306
    @garyzhang4306 6 років тому

    What's with all this ceremony bullshit. It's like they are committing sudoku or something.

    • @maineyor5662
      @maineyor5662 2 роки тому

      It's so sad that in this fascinating world of ours, there are so many people like you - uneducated, close-minded, rude, and disrespectful towards other ways of life. Why do you have to make such a nasty, negative comment about something so old and special in another's country and tradition. I feel sorry for people like you. When you grow up, come back and watch it again, OK? Maybe you could leave a pleasant comment or, at lease, maybe not one at all?

  • @melissalivingston6619
    @melissalivingston6619 6 років тому

    NO PRESSURE PEOPLE, DONT MESS UP!

  • @paulproductions9213
    @paulproductions9213 6 років тому

    its a ceremony

  • @yasmineya9127
    @yasmineya9127 6 років тому

    woooow i can never do that

  • @lovelybaby517
    @lovelybaby517 6 років тому

    I want that Obi so bad... the circle of chrysanthemums one the younger girl is wearing. Its perfect... If anyone knows where to get one, please tell me!!!!

  • @rolentoPhotographyJapanTips
    @rolentoPhotographyJapanTips 6 років тому

    ua-cam.com/video/wTnZW7pI1W0/v-deo.html

  • @Paches92-
    @Paches92- 7 років тому

    Samurai Jack!

  • @raquelsj3952
    @raquelsj3952 7 років тому

    So relaxing!

  • @himelies6979
    @himelies6979 7 років тому

    It's so inspiring and beautiful to watch this very relaxing but very hard ! Thank you for this video ! 🍚

  • @EveningWhispersASMR
    @EveningWhispersASMR 7 років тому

    This was lovely and educational, thank you for sharing!

  • @neoniahazelwood9263
    @neoniahazelwood9263 7 років тому

    I love tea and Japan.

  • @PRINCESS2527
    @PRINCESS2527 7 років тому

    This is too much for my life just let me drink the dang tea!!! Lol

  • @em4957
    @em4957 7 років тому

    Their hand movements and everything are so relaxing

  • @HelgaCavoli
    @HelgaCavoli 7 років тому

    The only thing I didn't like is the picture with the tiger since we now know how they're drugged and mistreated so these pictures can be taken.

  • @j.maruri8572
    @j.maruri8572 7 років тому

    I need captions!!!

  • @MariaGonzalez-nv3nl
    @MariaGonzalez-nv3nl 7 років тому

    So what's the purpose ,is there a motive, n they use red , why, I'm curious.

    • @thorsten8790
      @thorsten8790 6 років тому

      The purpose of this ceromony is the relax and show kindness, it is basically a small type of meditation you do before drinking the tea.

  • @Cromie45
    @Cromie45 7 років тому

    Fascinating! Many thanks for this upload.

  • @peacebwithu97
    @peacebwithu97 7 років тому

    I read somewhere that this ceremony represents foreplay.

  • @catperson6790
    @catperson6790 7 років тому

    No pressure, just a bunch of silent people watching every single thing you do.

    • @melissalivingston6619
      @melissalivingston6619 6 років тому

      lol yes

    • @peterhamlinhamlin8908
      @peterhamlinhamlin8908 3 роки тому

      Do you have the ability to be silent while someone else shows you something......for 10 minutes......it's called .....learning.

  • @mud2479
    @mud2479 7 років тому

    Looks like a soup

    • @BedCrunch
      @BedCrunch 7 років тому

      it looks like a thick spinach soup. preparing matcha (without the ceremony) i am never able to get the foam that small and smooth, though. mine looks more like a green cappuccino. :)

  • @mannaz2525
    @mannaz2525 7 років тому

    I like the adaptation for sitting at a table i was wondering how i was going to pull this off with my western style apartment thank you for this.

  • @yudhamica17
    @yudhamica17 7 років тому

    In her mind "Don't mess up, Don't mess up, Don't mess up, Don't mess up, Don't mess up"

  • @vnguyen9281
    @vnguyen9281 7 років тому

    take 1 hour to make a cup tea. 1 hour i can make hundreds liter of tea

    • @wallhagens2001
      @wallhagens2001 4 роки тому

      It's not a purely practical activity. If you just want tea, this isn't the way to make it.

  • @jayanththerokr
    @jayanththerokr 7 років тому

    Fascinating