I was born in Kobe in 1948. My family went to Sannomiya to eat or to shop. I remembered that a moving amusement facilities were held in the ground which had been occupied by the US army. It was around in the early 1950s.
Thank you for making and posting these videos. I was the youngest in my family born in Kobe in 1962 and went to Marist Brothers in 1966 at the age of 4 (Kindergarden with Mrs. Bruggeman). My sisters went to Stella Maris. I was there till 1973 (5th grade). I have so many memories of my time there going to school from Sannomiya Station to Suma by train.
I was at Marist Bros 63-65, a little English boy Peter. My Father worked for famous UK company ICI. I remember sailing on the inland sea, the lovely Mrs Bruggeman, Mount Rokko and Morozov's chocolates! We lived beneath the mountains, very exciting!
Things look a LOT different back then !! I was born in Kobe and still live in this city. And 1957 ? That was far, far, far, far, FAR before my time !! And it's interesting to see what used to be there back then that is no longer here in Kobe today ! :) Arigatoh so much for uploading those precious photos ! :D
@heypatio Thanks! It is always great to read appreciation of my father's films and photos. I think my time in Japan was very important for me in learning to think and feel internationally.
Hi . My name is sammy moche and my father built the Moche Bldg after the war and my sisters all went to stella maris and the boys all went to marist brothers.. I spent lots of time in my fathers office on the top floor and it was a surprise to see the building at that angle. thank you
I have probably seen both you and your sisters. I spent three years at Marist Brothers and one year at Stella Maris. Juliana was in my class at Stella Maris.
Sammy!! I can't believe you've posted a comment below. You and I were in Mrs.Bruegemann's class at the same time! Do you remember me? - Christine McCulloch. Pirjohelena- thanks for posting and sharing such lovely, happy memories of my early years in Japan.
美しき日本の風景、これからも大事にしていきたい
Splendid reminiscences of a great time we spent in the same town and estate!
モーシェビルヂングが映ってた😓
懐かしい😭👍👍
微かなきおくですが
神戸駅の近くに米軍の
かまぼこ兵舎があったと思います😊
間違いなくあったと思います😊
懐かしいですね😊
今50才ですが、僕が小学２年生ぐらいまで、そごう（神戸阪急）の屋上に、遊園地がありました。
この時代に行けたら行って見たいです(^_^)
空間が広い！空の面積が大きい！
そごうの前の通りは現在のフラワーロードでしょうね。人も車もなくガラ〜んとしててびっくり。
手間のかわいい女の子の笑顔によって、のどかな空気が伝わります＾＾
I was born in Kobe in 1948. My family went to Sannomiya to eat or to shop. I remembered that a moving amusement facilities were held in the ground which had been occupied by the US army. It was around in the early 1950s.
thanks for sharing kobe and marist.
このバックミュージックがいいですね！
今、朝の連続テレビ小説「エール」のモデルになった古関裕而さんの曲ですね(^-^)/
Thank you for making and posting these videos. I was the youngest in my family born in Kobe in 1962 and went to Marist Brothers in 1966 at the age of 4 (Kindergarden with Mrs. Bruggeman). My sisters went to Stella Maris. I was there till 1973 (5th grade). I have so many memories of my time there going to school from Sannomiya Station to Suma by train.
I was at Marist Bros 63-65, a little English boy Peter. My Father worked for famous UK company ICI. I remember sailing on the inland sea, the lovely Mrs Bruggeman, Mount Rokko and Morozov's chocolates! We lived beneath the mountains, very exciting!
This is Deepu. I must know you from school as i used to play with all the kids at that time.
Things look a LOT different back then !!
I was born in Kobe and still live in this city. And 1957 ? That was far, far, far, far, FAR before my time !! And it's interesting to see what used to be there back then that is no longer here in Kobe today ! :)
Arigatoh so much for uploading those precious photos ! :D
１９５７年と言うと私は一歳の頃です。
近くに外国の領事館？だったでしょうか・・・多分そうかもしれません・・・・・よく覚えていませんが有りました。そこの外国の人がよく出入りをしており、そういう外国の方がよくチューインガムやチョコレートをくれました。美味しかったことを憶えています。懐かしいビデオを有難う御座います。映像に出ていました「トルコ温泉」ですか薄ら記憶に有ります。
「トルコ温泉」ということは、福原ということですかな？ww
まだ形も欠片も無かった
両親すら生まれていない
祖父や祖母は若かった胡散臭い感じがして好きかも
@heypatio Thanks! It is always great to read appreciation of my father's films and photos. I think my time in Japan was very important for me in learning to think and feel internationally.
Hi . My name is sammy moche and my father built the Moche Bldg after the war and my sisters all went to stella maris and the boys all went to marist brothers..
I spent lots of time in my fathers office on the top floor and it was a surprise to see the building at that angle.
thank you
１９６９年昭和４４年生まれです😄
Yes, I livedin Kobe, Japan 1957-1961.
I was the little blonde girl many of the pics.
Went to Mrs Bruggemans class
Remember cutting out letters of the alfabeth
about 50 years ago now
2:30違った意味で良い時代やなぁ・・・
同意します。
2:09~ 左側のビルは 国道2号線のチャータードビルっぽいね。西隣の神港ビルチ”ングも写ってたら間違いないんだけど。今も現存してます。
撮影者 外国人なら ようこそ神戸へ
遠距離旅行 お疲れ様！
コロナウイルス開けた時 ウエルカム❗️👍
I have probably seen both you and your sisters. I spent three years at Marist Brothers and one year at Stella Maris. Juliana was in my class at Stella Maris.
I was between six and eleven years old.
I do remember quite a lot from that period in my life.
Where did you spend those ages in your life?
Sammy!! I can't believe you've posted a comment below. You and I were in Mrs.Bruegemann's class at the same time! Do you remember me? - Christine McCulloch.
Pirjohelena- thanks for posting and sharing such lovely, happy memories of my early years in Japan.
1:29の神社って何処なんだろう？
おそらく大丸付近にある生田神社の鳥居かと。
三宮神社です。