Virtual Postcard Tokyo
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In our latest Virtual Postcard, join Susanna Salk as she visits Tokyo and discovers it’s a city that has its foot as vibrantly in the past as it does in the present! From its renowned hospitality to its passion for presentation, Tokyo’s culture embraces you while its streets, food and people inspire!
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The people in Japan seem to revel in the beauty of everyday life.A snack,or something to drink on the side of the road becomes a lesson on how to live a gracious life.We should all take notes.
Exactly!
So true! I found this to be so
It's a culture shaped by intentionality that goes beyond profit margins or legal compliance. A reflection of inner pride.
Yes!!
So well put!!
I remember when I worked for a major advertising agency in NYC, whenever a client would fly in from Japan, they would bring the most exquisite gifts. Visiting a corporate environment was apparently the same as being greeted by a host in a home. The gifts would be wood trays and scented sticks of some sort or other, and always wrapped in the most gorgeous purple flower paper. That was 25 years ago and I can still picture it because no other clients ever brought anything, even the consumer packaged goods clients never brought whatever they manufactured to eat. Japan definitely knows hospitality hands down.
I love this story and agree!
Certainly sounds it!!
Nice opening. Look forward to seeing someone's home!
Yes that would be great.
No home tours from Japan but others coming soon!!
Lovely video ,as always happy to see your post.Have a wonderful weekend.I admire you very much.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for writing and watching!! 🙏🙏
You have the best job Susanna! I was in Tokyo as a child with my parents. I remember the Tokyo Tower and the hustle and bustle of the city. So fun to visit it again through your eyes.
You must go back!!
That was exquisite and beautifully narrated. Thank you!
Susanna captures the essence of Tokyo beautifully!
My honor and pleasure!!
Gorgeous visuals, a lovely video and very inspiring! Thank you for the video!
Wow is an understatement ❤
I want more of this magical place.❤
Japan was my first introduction to design and presentation...living there as a child, the influence and inspiration was a part my career. well done..!
Amazing!! Well that (at least partially) explains your aesthetic appreciation!
Bonjour Suzanna and Stacy, such a pleasure to hear from you. This trip sounds like the ultimate trip of a life time. Hope some videos will come to us - showing more and more beautiful and interesting things. Thank you so much for sharing. - Rosalind -
I was always reserved about visiting Japan bc I wasn’t interested in going to a giant arcade of obnoxious technology BUT this “postcard” proved my short sightedness wrong….time to re-examine travel options! Thank you!
Delighted to read that!
Yes! It’s all about beauty and generosity but about technology at all!!
Welcome to japan ❤happy to have you here !! Enjoy❤
Presentation is everything. Thank you for this elegant peak into magical Tokyo. 💕💕💕💕
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Lovely narrated,had to share.❤
Susanna always does a great narration!!
@@quintessenceblg always!
Thank you!!
Agree with everything you’ve said about Tokyo/ Japan. Visited a couple of years ago and was so enamored by it… the way things were wrapped/ presented,the quality of everything, delicious fusion food,the polite and helpful people and their creativity.
WOW! it is pretty crowded in Tokyo. It is a great place for a Photographer to capture.
LOVE this! I love the pedestrian vibrancy, like an active ant hill.
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Yes!!
My husband is headed to Japan (for the 2nd time) later this month. He thoroughly enjoyed the kind people and delicious cuisine the first time around. This time, he will be able to do more sightseeing! ❤
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Good for him!!
Asia is a gem
How lucky am I? Japan is my forever home. Hamahiga Jima to be exact. Paradise.
You are lucky! What a wonderful, wonderful country you live in!!
Amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Our pleasure!
Now...I want to go there, too!!! franki
That was a great video!
Eres fantástica 😊
Thank you.
If only I could express myself as you do! I hope a book of your travels written by you only is being cooked up 🤞🏻
It IS!!!🙏🙏
@@susannasalk7153 Ask....and you shall receive 🙌🏻 that was quick 😁
Fabulous!
Never let down
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Long time follower of yours. I live in Tokyo. Glad you enjoyed my adopted home
Thank you!!
be careful they hate America and americans
Their cuisine is art! The streets and surroundings are so clean and orderly. V🌹
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That’s my next trip!!!! You are classy anywhere and you pick up the best of any house or place you stay in🤓
Why thank you!!
So exciting. Thanks for sharing it with us. I hope you brought some treasures home.
I so enjoyed this video. And the flower shop was divine, including the elegant shop owner.
So glad!
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Thank you for this video. It brought back memories of my Mom traveling there over 40 years ago and how much in love she was with Japan and its people. It was never on my bucket list, but maybe it should be...
Yes!! Go!!
I cannot wait to go one day. On my short list :-)
One of my most favourite countries to visit. I have been here 4 times; to tokyo, nagasaki, hokkaido and osaka, and each time brought different perspective. Very articulate in arts and rich in culture; this is easily seen in their day to day lives. The people are very polite and hardworking; and it always amazes me to see school children as small as 7 years old taking a ride on train to school by themselves even in big cities such as osaka without their parents and without any security issues. ❤
Thank you for your insightful comment!! Glad you enjoyed!
I saw that too!!
Treats look yummy.
A great example of a successful monoculture. It looks beautiful. Thanks for taking us along.
Our pleasure!!
Great meaning..didn't miss home...that is fulfilment of hospitality and the daily life full of color..like your said everything has a meaning. Great lesson to share for us. THANK YOU..
I love how the Asians bow to each other. It shows such respect. I bet if we Americans started that custom there would slowly be less road rage, less “Karen’s” popping up out of nowhere, and we would all start smiling more.
Carrie Bradshaw could give you a few tips to better narration 😂