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Japanese culture believes all things on this physical plane has a spirit.
Adding this principle to every aspect of life, the Japanese aesthetic shares a side of beauty that captivates the minds of people all over the world.
It is their connection to all things which creates the spirit that leads people to take the path of their crafts.
To give viewers a deeper look into the spirit of Japanese culture, we are sharing the process of craftsman to learn from, take away key principles from the art and put it into application to master one’s own way of living.
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Thank you for watching our videos, by supporting our channel we can share the process of more traditional Japanese crafts to learn from as well as support the local craftsman by creating a bridge from Japan to the world to expose their skills to a bigger audience.
Adding this principle to every aspect of life, the Japanese aesthetic shares a side of beauty that captivates the minds of people all over the world.
It is their connection to all things which creates the spirit that leads people to take the path of their crafts.
To give viewers a deeper look into the spirit of Japanese culture, we are sharing the process of craftsman to learn from, take away key principles from the art and put it into application to master one’s own way of living.
SHUHARI守破離
Thank you for watching our videos, by supporting our channel we can share the process of more traditional Japanese crafts to learn from as well as support the local craftsman by creating a bridge from Japan to the world to expose their skills to a bigger audience.
Shugendo: A Way of Living
We go on a journey to the top of Mt. Kongo with Kuon Kawaguchi, a Shugendo (修験道) practitioner.
Shugendō is a Japanese spiritual and religious tradition that blends elements of Shinto, Buddhism (particularly Esoteric Buddhism), Taoism, and local folk religions. Practitioners of Shugendō, known as yamabushi ("one who lies down in the mountains"), engage in ascetic practices in the mountains to achieve spiritual power and enlightenment
Mountains are considered sacred spaces where deities and spiritual beings reside. The natural environment is central to Shugendō practices.
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uppbeat.io/t/ambient-boy/the-great-mountain
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Shugendō is a Japanese spiritual and religious tradition that blends elements of Shinto, Buddhism (particularly Esoteric Buddhism), Taoism, and local folk religions. Practitioners of Shugendō, known as yamabushi ("one who lies down in the mountains"), engage in ascetic practices in the mountains to achieve spiritual power and enlightenment
Mountains are considered sacred spaces where deities and spiritual beings reside. The natural environment is central to Shugendō practices.
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Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/ambient-boy/the-great-mountain
License code: 0OCTYN87J22CIVRL
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Being Like Water: The Japanese Art of Dry Water Gardens (Karesansui)
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The interpretation of water through rocks and plants, the art known as Karesansui. Records of Karesansui are believed to have started as early as the Asuka Period, over 1,400 years ago. Karesansui, also known as "Japanese rock gardens", play an important role in Japanese culture through the Buddhist religion. Take a deeper look into Karesansui as we interviewed the second monk in charge at Shob...
The Spirit of Japanese Wood Carving
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In this episode we talk to Maeda-san, a master of traditional Japanese woodworking, about sculpting the "Danjiri" (だんじり) which are used in major festivals around Osaka, Japan. SHUHARI: Japanese culture believes all things on this physical plane has a spirit. Adding this principle to every aspect of life, the Japanese aesthetic shares a side of beauty that captivates the minds of people all over...
Fantastic, thank you for sharing this !
Amazing! Thank you so much for the video!
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Indeed one of beautiful arts Japanese Garden. Very inspiring. Any information about what kind of sand/pebble they use for the garden? Maybe we can learns how they create the garden from zero ? How I should start to create something similar like that? I Wanting to renovate my garden like that 🙂.
Thanks for checking out the video. Although they call it sand (suna) in Japanese, its actually a kind of gravel or small stones. You would need to check out what's available in your area, but I think you could find something suitable. Another important part is the feature rocks in the gardens. They usually represent various animals or other natural elements. There's a pretty good wikipedia article about it (search "karesansui", and it should come up)