Japanese traditional dancing Toryanse - Sakura sakura - Imayo

[@micahlutherknight]

In Japanese, the name Mai means "dance" or "brightness." It is a popular name for girls in Japan and is often associated with the traditional Japanese dance form called "mai." The name Mai is also used in Vietnam, where it means "plum blossom." In Chinese, the name Mai means "wheat" or "grain." This is a unique name .

[@juanjoselerma8776]

wonderfull

[@milenawiatr1476]

Jeszcze bym dodała takie określenie, sakura od wewnątrz, wnętrze duszy sakury, czyli wiśni. Może to ten kwiat w postaci tej kobiety o sobie opowiadał.

[@clayton4887]

“Sushi, kamikaze, fujiyama, nipponichi…”
-Piston Hondo

[@milenawiatr1476]

Czuć lot płatków, czuć uniesienie bohaterki nad pięknem spadających płatków, a może też smutkiem swojego życia. Tańce gejsz raczej mi się nie podobają, ten bardzo mi się podobał. Szkoda trochę, że tancerka drżała ale można zrozumieć, stres.

[@sweetfridaydreaming]

start at 4:20. You'll thank me.

[@bindyakiren6365]

thanks bro

[@SleepyRue]

I don't know why that sounds so familiar

[@Zane-It]

can't believe somebody once paid one of these dancers in 60 years worth of rice. I wonder what neolithic dance may have inspired this form of dancing? maybe someone long ago liked the way leaves fell to the ground and said "Wow that looks cool I should mimic that". not to sound rood that is just what the dance looked like to me.

[@sweetfridaydreaming]

start at 4:20. You'll thank me.

[@devilmok]

skipped Toryanse tho

[@sweetfridaydreaming]

@@devilmok im but a simple heathen me lord. Us common folk have no use for these fancy words. Song and dance bring us enough pleasure till winter

[@devilmok]

@@sweetfridaydreaming It is literally the Song's name in the video title which you just ignored