This is one of the best 2019 Yap videos I've seen. I sorely miss the videos of mixed stick dances at the stone money bank at the traditional village. Maybe they've moved everything to the museum. No matter. You filmed the event from start to finish (except the entrance and exit), and this video was the only one I've seen this year showing the progression from slow beginning to spirited finish. It captured the grace and excitement of the traditional Yapese stick dance. Keep up the good work.
This is one island I wanted to visit. I been to many places where battles were fought in WWII. Yap Island is where I planned to go. But didn't make it before the pandemic. Now you can't visit this island. This little island is where WWII actually ended. The Japanese on the island surrendered on Sep 5th, 1945. Three days (Sep 2nd, 1945) after they surrendered in Tokyo Bay, Japan.
Thanks for a great video. The more we learn, stick dances seem to be spread as wide as human kind. I'm not familiar with this culture but would like to learn more.
It is fantastic to see an insight into original indigenous culture unspoiled by westernisation and the old British empires colonial impact it would be fantastic to see this in Australia
بسیار عالی است که اون فیلم بردار و گارگردان رفته اون محله و قبیله و این مستند را برای دیدن برای مردم زحمت کشیده اند .از این فیلمها گرفته شود و فرهنگ قبیله ها را برای دیگران بازگو کنید.
I have never seen this before. Not very familiar with the people and the culture. I enjoyed learning about this. Glad to see people practicing traditional culture.
Wauuu.... bagus sekali tarian nya ! West Papua sangaat banggah pada kalian , terus kan dan lestarikan budaya bangsamu .... Salam manis dari Port Numbay Hollandia Binnend !
@@Nepukosweno I lived on yap as a child from 1955 or 54 till I left in 1960. I was basically a white native learned and lived with my friends. I went back on and off through the years. Sadly the last time i was there was in 1970 for a year. So my developing years made me who I am. I still identify myself to yap. My home mentally is yap. And yes, as a child i spoke yapese. Sadly that ability has gone. Anyway, yea, in my soul I'm yapese.
@@Nepukosweno well, I still have yap in my heart. I consider it home. So I'm home sick. If you dont understand that then there is no explanation for you.
This part of the island doesn't perform breakdance, as the original stick dance came from then spread through out the island. It's harder than shooting star bamboo dance. All parts of the body have to follow the movement of the bamboo gracefully. Imagine just jumping up and running for no reason!
Brings back memories of home. Thank you, Kamagar, for sharing!
Dariy! Kamagar ko comment!
I miss the life in the island of Saipan with Carolinians which has similar culture.
This is one of the best 2019 Yap videos I've seen. I sorely miss the videos of mixed stick dances at the stone money bank at the traditional village. Maybe they've moved everything to the museum. No matter. You filmed the event from start to finish (except the entrance and exit), and this video was the only one I've seen this year showing the progression from slow beginning to spirited finish. It captured the grace and excitement of the traditional Yapese stick dance. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the kind comment. I will be posting more. Kamagar!
Shut up
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Stunning video and beautiful young ladies and good coordination x
This is one island I wanted to visit. I been to many places where battles were fought in WWII. Yap Island is where I planned to go. But didn't make it before the pandemic. Now you can't visit this island. This little island is where WWII actually ended. The Japanese on the island surrendered on Sep 5th, 1945. Three days (Sep 2nd, 1945) after they surrendered in Tokyo Bay, Japan.
check this link out for the history of micronesia...before WWII, during and after WWII! www.micsem.org/home.htm
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Thanks for a great video. The more we learn, stick dances seem to be spread as wide as human kind. I'm not familiar with this culture but would like to learn more.
Nice Video!
I love this dance,it an amazing one in my life
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It is fantastic to see an insight into original indigenous culture unspoiled by westernisation and the old British empires colonial impact
it would be fantastic to see this in Australia
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The aborigines practice their traditions. Is their culture not vibrant enough for you?
@@stuckinperthhe was simply admiring this culture outside his own. Why do you have to make it a negative connotation?
بسیار عالی است که اون فیلم بردار و گارگردان رفته اون محله و قبیله و این مستند را برای دیدن برای مردم زحمت کشیده اند .از این فیلمها گرفته شود و فرهنگ قبیله ها را برای دیگران بازگو کنید.
Just beautiful. Never give up your traditions and culture. God bless you all.
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Beautiful dance. The Title should be "Yap Traditional Stick Dance".
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Genuine dance still exist in this world, wonderful dance.
thank you!...and thank you for subscribing!
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Amazing 👍
I have never seen this before. Not very familiar with the people and the culture. I enjoyed learning about this. Glad to see people practicing traditional culture.
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Aaww. Gagil stick dance. 😍
mogethin...i subscribed to your channel. any new yapese songs in your musical line-up?
Aha. Dariy ea chiney. 😔. Just the ones on UA-cam.
The is almost similar to the Banaban dance 'te karanga'. We truly are micronesians!!
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Pichaa! Kammagar, gathi Kamagar
Very nice
Interesting what country is this? Nice traditonal performance
this is in yap island. one of 4 island states in the federated states of micronesia (fsm). thank you for watching!
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Wauuu.... bagus sekali tarian nya ! West Papua sangaat banggah pada kalian , terus kan dan lestarikan budaya bangsamu .... Salam manis dari Port Numbay Hollandia Binnend !
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Wow very nice What country is this?
this is in Yap state...one of 4 island states in the Federated States of Micronesia! www.visityap.com/
yap state...one of four island states in the Federated States of Micronesia. Check this link out for more info. www.visityap.com/
MMMmmmmm Men Of Culture field trip...
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Makes me homesick.
What to you mean?
@@Nepukosweno I lived on yap as a child from 1955 or 54 till I left in 1960. I was basically a white native learned and lived with my friends. I went back on and off through the years. Sadly the last time i was there was in 1970 for a year. So my developing years made me who I am. I still identify myself to yap. My home mentally is yap. And yes, as a child i spoke yapese. Sadly that ability has gone. Anyway, yea, in my soul I'm yapese.
I’m trying to understand your comment, makes me homesick?
@@Nepukosweno well, I still have yap in my heart. I consider it home. So I'm home sick. If you dont understand that then there is no explanation for you.
if you are all interested to learn more about this vibrant culture check these links out: micsem.org/ , www.visityap.com/
Maintaining cultural customs is essential to self identity.
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❤❤❤
May I know about the country
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Is this performed by both women and men?
Yes
Сколько невест то,,, одну только домой,
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤨🤨🤨🤨 is there a reason why you commented the LOL emoji? What is so funny? 🤨😑
I just wish they would be more alive, awake. Kind of lazy. Stick dance is hard but I was expecting see more movement.
Sorry but we don’t do breakdancing, its traditionally, it’s made by our ancestors so we have to follow it😊
This part of the island doesn't perform breakdance, as the original stick dance came from then spread through out the island. It's harder than shooting star bamboo dance. All parts of the body have to follow the movement of the bamboo gracefully. Imagine just jumping up and running for no reason!
They look similar to some Filipinos
Do they speak English?
most speak english especially younger generation!
Can you please give a quick call
N.durgaprasad
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Fc
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Convert.to.bengaly.
Very nice