We are very meaningful and happy that Dial Eleven recorded this project. And I am glad that all the engineer and workers in Negros Island have done a good job. Thank you very much.
I observe in this channel that most of Japanese people who visit and stay in the Philippines for a while tends to change in a good way like they become relaxed, open to others, they become lively, happy and not shy anymore. Philippines brings positive outlook to them. Life is too short, don’t take like TOO SERIOUSLY, don’t be hard on yourself. Yes, every people should focus and be serious when it comes to work, but still, don’t forget to relax, laugh, dance, tell jokes, talk to people, enjoy the beauty of nature, listen to music, play, etc. In short, loosen up! Just saying…
Masyado kc sila focus sa trabaho sa Japan kc pag di sila nagtrabaho ng mabuti dun wla sila kakainin kc sobrang mahal ng cost of living dun Di ka mbubuhay kung magtatatambay ka lang tapos negative Celsius pa Klima nila dun dagdag stress sa mental health nila.
Forever thank you Chie-Chie of Dial Eleven for shedding light on the plight of rural children in the Philippines and doing something to make it better. Thank you to all the team members who made this project possible.
Watching this video clip for the first time made my heart swell. It's lovely to see people working together to help the children in the community. The rural community is beautiful! I like the architect's vision of creating a structure that blends in with the environment. It's my way of thinking too though I am not an architect. It is also nice to see the fusion of Filipino and Japanese ideas in the construction of the dormitory. Hats off to you all.
I am Impressed by how thorough and meticulous Japanese planning is. I am touched by this project and I am glad that Philippine-Japanese cooperation is getting stronger.
Thank you so much to Imaginus and all the Japanese people involved in the project. More power to all of you and God bless! Watching from Southern California.👍🏼❤️🙏👏🇯🇵🇵🇭
Thank you for sharing this video! It's actually how I discovered your channel, and I've been enjoying exploring your other content too. I have a background in architecture from Cebu and environmental planning from Shiga. Now, I'm working with a small NPO that operates between the two regions, and your videos have been a great source of inspiration for me in my work. Wishing you and your friends all the best, and I'm eagerly anticipating your next videos!
Wow.. great work.. Thank you so much for lending a helping hand to our country... Hope to soon repay your goodness in the future.. more power and God bless you all.
I felt a warm happy feeling watching Miss Yuri 🥰 I loved her output in life, mula sa kaibuturan ng aking puso maraming-maraming salamat po sa proyektong ito🙏🙏🙏🤗 Blessed you all good people💝
Interesting content. I have been watching your videos recently. Your content is truly amazing. Please continue this kind of content to reach those filipinos who are unaware of these projects from Japan. Eventhough we had a bad history before, I am truly amaze with your people not only for being respectful but with your humanitarian aid. Arigatto
There's no perfect culture nor perfect human race but time and time again japanese people makes me believe that they are an amazing people.. Once again, the narrator was able to conveyed the message of having hope with the goodness of humanity.. Superb.., indeed 👌!
Japanese and Filipino architecture have quite a few things in common. Especially ancient Filipino architecture. The sliding doors and windows, including internal doors and walls (ancient Filipino doors and windows were all sliding, there are no ancient Austronesian word for hinges). The capiz shell and/or amakan wall panels which resemble Japanese shoji walls. The floor mats (banig) made from pandan/reed leaves which resemble Japanese tatami. The raised floor like in Shinto architecture is an especially striking similarity, and may indicate that Japanese culture share an ancient common ancestry with the rice-farming ancestors of the Austronesian peoples of Taiwan, island Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands.
Thank you so much. I am a frequent visitor to Japan and I love your people and country. I am happy you are here. I hope to visit your school and dormitory one day
1:43 hmn. using native materials for a roof is a good idea. you wont feel the heat from the sun compare to metal roof. hopefully, there are craftsmen who are available in the area to do maintenance and changes when the roof deteriorates fast. 6:21 i just saw yesterday in the internet where halestorms destroyed a neighborhood's solar panels. hailstorms do happen rarely in the philippines. Las Pinas had experienced a hailstorm more than a decade ago. 16:41 :) glad you didn't had a hard time saying habal-habal. i thought the L sounds will be a challenge. 17:38 the trees are the guardrails. lol 29:30 is yuki shirakawa a famous author/ celebrity in japan? ~~~ such good work on this episode. i thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thank you and hope you can share us some of your culture and ideas. And I Pray you can enjoy living here in Philippines. Always looking forward to the future.
Part 2 - I can't wait. Yuki Shirakawa is someone who has lived a full life - and for her to give back to support this project speaks volume. This channel's content is absolutely next level! 😎👌
Hello! I recently found out about your channel and it was very touching. I’m surprised and also glad that you decided to stay and keep living here in the PH. Always be safe and I hope you enjoy living here ❤
I have always loved your videos, sadly seems to me not a lot of people really know your channel or doesn't realize the Japanese characters are the Dial Eleven channel itself. To be honest, you guys are proof that no matter what happened in ww2, even if some enjoyed doing the bad stuff in the war, not everyone is that way. You can see in this channel the heartwarming intentions and actions of these Japanese people, even if they're not like too great feats but they are significant feats, and you can feel that uniting spirit of harmony that's like coming from the unknown beyond the understanding of our comprehension.
Thank you for such a moving presentation. Thank you to all those involved in the project, especially the Japanese investors and architects. I look forward to watching your next presentation on this project.
Hello, new subscriber here from Bulacan. Your channel is very interesting and intriguing... I asked myself why would a Japanese family want to live and raise their children in the Philippines? Then I saw your testimony from 2 years ago and I understand now. I hope you will be happy in the Philippines especially in Dumaguete. By the way, I have only visited that place once and it was 30 years ago so a lot has changed now as I can see from tour videos. All the best! ❤❤
Beautiful work maam. It is true that living from your senses has greatly diminished. I have grown fond of phillipines as well and plan to marry with my Pinay. Love conquers all
Hinoki house in the Philippines? Amazing! Where did they bought the hinoki wood? Did they oredered it from Japan or there's a hardware store in the Philippines that sell hinoki wood? 🥰🥰🥰
Philippines is like a home for united Nation every Nation fits in....Japanese,Chinese,American,Russian,European,Asian and so on living under one roof happily united...world peace ✌️..
Thank you for the help for my poor countrymen. The Philippines would have been prosperous long ago if it wasn't for the corruptions of the government. The people are also guilty of voting for corrupt politicians.
thank you japan for this generous undertakings to help underprivilage places and thank you Dial Eleven for showing these developments - God Bless Your Production and please keep sharing them, thank you . .
If that dormitory was a local project, the trees and plants would just be cut down and destroyed with no heed to the natural environmental aesthetics. The project headed by the Japanese preserves and integrates the natural environment into the dormitory construction and end up with much better results.
I really like to watch videos like this. In a world we live in right now (to date) where greedy people are in the front news, My fate in humanity is still intact. おつかれさまでした。😘
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We are very meaningful and happy that Dial Eleven recorded this project.
And I am glad that all the engineer and workers in Negros Island have done a good job.
Thank you very much.
私はフィリピンに40年近く関わってきました、妻がフィリピン人で息子たちも独立し妻と二人だけの日本とフィリピンとで半々の生活です、何かお役に立てることがあれば協力いたします。フィリピンでの住まいはマニラとルソン最南端のAlbayです。
I love Japan...❤❤❤
Thank you Mr. Takahashi, Mr. Tamai and all the people who helped on this project. Salamat
I observe in this channel that most of Japanese people who visit and stay in the Philippines for a while tends to change in a good way like they become relaxed, open to others, they become lively, happy and not shy anymore. Philippines brings positive outlook to them.
Life is too short, don’t take like TOO SERIOUSLY, don’t be hard on yourself.
Yes, every people should focus and be serious when it comes to work, but still, don’t forget to relax, laugh, dance, tell jokes, talk to people, enjoy the beauty of nature, listen to music, play, etc. In short, loosen up!
Just saying…
Masyado kc sila focus sa trabaho sa Japan kc pag di sila nagtrabaho ng mabuti dun wla sila kakainin kc sobrang mahal ng cost of living dun Di ka mbubuhay kung magtatatambay ka lang tapos negative Celsius pa Klima nila dun dagdag stress sa mental health nila.
I still respect foreigners that buy land even though they are not the owner by law but they trust filipino who bought the land for them 👍🏼
Huh? Is that even allowed?
So what happens when foreigners buy land by illegally using a filipino name? Do you still have enough land for all filipinos?
Foreigners can’t buy nor own land in the Philippines. Only a foreigner spouse can inherit the land when the Filipino spouse dies.
thank you Japan for Helping the kids far away from schools !
Forever thank you Chie-Chie of Dial Eleven for shedding light on the plight of rural children in the Philippines and doing something to make it better. Thank you to all the team members who made this project possible.
Watching this video clip for the first time made my heart swell. It's lovely to see people working together to help the children in the community. The rural community is beautiful! I like the architect's vision of creating a structure that blends in with the environment. It's my way of thinking too though I am not an architect. It is also nice to see the fusion of Filipino and Japanese ideas in the construction of the dormitory. Hats off to you all.
Thank you for all the Japanese people who has a generous heart helping these Filipinos. We love u Japan!
立派な事です。私も日本で住んでいるフィリピン人です。実家はセブ島ので、いつかこの様なプロジェクトをセブに作ることは夢です。
心からありがとうございます。
頑張ってください！😊
ただ実際は、日本よりフィリピンの方が経済成長しているが事実だが、
自民党・公明党・立憲・官僚はなぜか外国人を優遇したがる
絶対的貧困と、相対的貧困の違い
I am Impressed by how thorough and meticulous Japanese planning is. I am touched by this project and I am glad that Philippine-Japanese cooperation is getting stronger.
Japanese used to revise design drawings more than 10 times until they are comfortable enough to implement in the construction.
色んな人の思いがめちゃくちゃ伝わって素晴らしい動画でした！
白川さんのおっしゃる話、本当そうですよねーって相槌うちながら見ちゃいました。
後編楽しみです！
Thank you so much to Imaginus and all the Japanese people involved in the project. More power to all of you and God bless! Watching from Southern California.👍🏼❤️🙏👏🇯🇵🇵🇭
THAT WOMAN'S CLOSING WORDS ARE ❤🇯🇵❤🇵🇭❤🇯🇵❤🇵🇭❤🔥
Thank you for sharing this video! It's actually how I discovered your channel, and I've been enjoying exploring your other content too. I have a background in architecture from Cebu and environmental planning from Shiga. Now, I'm working with a small NPO that operates between the two regions, and your videos have been a great source of inspiration for me in my work. Wishing you and your friends all the best, and I'm eagerly anticipating your next videos!
日本人によるネグロス島の教育支援プロジェクト、前の動画もそうですが、[ダイヤルイレブン]チエさん動画を観なかったら知る由もなかったです。携わっている方々とそれをいつも素敵な動画で伝えて下さりありがとうございます😊
Bless your hearts ❤❤❤ for helping Filipino people. I hope people are like you. Bless you all again 🙏
Thank you Japan for choosing Negros Island for this project.
It's a big help for children,,thanks a lot japan
Wow.. great work.. Thank you so much for lending a helping hand to our country... Hope to soon repay your goodness in the future.. more power and God bless you all.
I felt a warm happy feeling watching Miss Yuri 🥰 I loved her output in life, mula sa kaibuturan ng aking puso maraming-maraming salamat po sa proyektong ito🙏🙏🙏🤗 Blessed you all good people💝
Interesting content. I have been watching your videos recently. Your content is truly amazing. Please continue this kind of content to reach those filipinos who are unaware of these projects from Japan. Eventhough we had a bad history before, I am truly amaze with your people not only for being respectful but with your humanitarian aid. Arigatto
Thank you to Japan for helping under privileged Pinoy kids in that area🙏❤
Thank you Mr. Sugaya! 🇵🇭🇯🇵
There's no perfect culture nor perfect human race but time and time again japanese people makes me believe that they are an amazing people..
Once again, the narrator was able to conveyed the message of having hope with the goodness of humanity..
Superb.., indeed 👌!
懐かしいミキサーが出てきました。
田舎で家を自分達で建増ししたりしてた時は、私達はふねでコンクリをこねて作っていました。
木は呼吸をするのでフィリピンの気候にあうといいのですが、長く使える寄宿舎ができるといいですね!
私が高校の時入っていた寮は鶏小屋を改造したものだったので大変でした。
Japanese and Filipino architecture have quite a few things in common. Especially ancient Filipino architecture. The sliding doors and windows, including internal doors and walls (ancient Filipino doors and windows were all sliding, there are no ancient Austronesian word for hinges). The capiz shell and/or amakan wall panels which resemble Japanese shoji walls. The floor mats (banig) made from pandan/reed leaves which resemble Japanese tatami. The raised floor like in Shinto architecture is an especially striking similarity, and may indicate that Japanese culture share an ancient common ancestry with the rice-farming ancestors of the Austronesian peoples of Taiwan, island Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands.
some of our archetectures are usually from the japanese ,especially those capizshell windows and sliding doors and windows...
@@nanakomatsumi-j3j Um no. Both are indigenous.
Thank you so much. I am a frequent visitor to Japan and I love your people and country. I am happy you are here. I hope to visit your school and dormitory one day
1:43 hmn. using native materials for a roof is a good idea. you wont feel the heat from the sun compare to metal roof. hopefully, there are craftsmen who are available in the area to do maintenance and changes when the roof deteriorates fast.
6:21 i just saw yesterday in the internet where halestorms destroyed a neighborhood's solar panels.
hailstorms do happen rarely in the philippines. Las Pinas had experienced a hailstorm more than a decade ago.
16:41 :) glad you didn't had a hard time saying habal-habal. i thought the L sounds will be a challenge.
17:38 the trees are the guardrails. lol
29:30 is yuki shirakawa a famous author/ celebrity in japan?
~~~
such good work on this episode. i thoroughly enjoyed it!
nice and beautiful project. i love Japan !
素晴らしいですネ。私も以前からこのようなプロジェクトに参加したいと思っていました。行ってみたいです。ボホール島には何回も滞在した経験があります。皆さん頑張ってください。応援します。😊
Thank you for all that you do. May God bless this endeavor of yours.
Thank you and hope you can share us some of your culture and ideas. And I Pray you can enjoy living here in Philippines. Always looking forward to the future.
Part 2 - I can't wait. Yuki Shirakawa is someone who has lived a full life - and for her to give back to support this project speaks volume. This channel's content is absolutely next level! 😎👌
Thank you for featuring the construction of the dorm. I have learned a lot.
熟練左官工の仕事は芸術ですね。
学べる環境の手助けはフィリピンの未来に繋がります。
ありがとうございます
お疲れ様でした！
Thank you Japan for your help.❤
Awesome video 👍
Thank you Japan you are truly friend to our nation .. God bless Phil-Japan
Hello! I recently found out about your channel and it was very touching. I’m surprised and also glad that you decided to stay and keep living here in the PH. Always be safe and I hope you enjoy living here ❤
💪💪💪thank you for sharing this story its amazing when i watch this story hoping for part 2
13:40 That's called a Makahiya in Filipino.
The Ph government need to build more concrete roads and provide electricity to far flung areas.its a shame that they are neglected by our government.
But they don't neglect their pockets. Lol!
立派ですね！ありがとうございます😍
I would like to say many thanks to the good-hearted people of Japan who made this possible. Arigatogusaimasu
Another amazing video! A spotlight on NPOs and the wonderful work they do.
🏘 😀👌
31:03 Glad to know that someway, somehow, you're complete 🙂👍.
I have always loved your videos, sadly seems to me not a lot of people really know your channel or doesn't realize the Japanese characters are the Dial Eleven channel itself. To be honest, you guys are proof that no matter what happened in ww2, even if some enjoyed doing the bad stuff in the war, not everyone is that way. You can see in this channel the heartwarming intentions and actions of these Japanese people, even if they're not like too great feats but they are significant feats, and you can feel that uniting spirit of harmony that's like coming from the unknown beyond the understanding of our comprehension.
This man is emportant for the pilipino People like in rural areas. Make that place beautiful and worthy
Thank you for such a moving presentation. Thank you to all those involved in the project, especially the Japanese investors and architects. I look forward to watching your next presentation on this project.
Inspiring stories all the time. Ty for the efforts that you made.. hoping for the update on this project.
フィリピンの皆さん、愛してくれて本当にありがとう。神様が皆さんを祝福してくださいますように。私もフィリピン人です。 ❤
Thank you for the amazing video chie-san! Cant wait for part 2!
Shou Sugi Ban or burning only the surface of the wood makes it waterproof and insectproof too! Also it creates this awesome pattern on the wood. 😊
We are all greatful with all the effort and support you gave to ur country. Dōmo arigatōgozaimasu!
This is a very noble project for children. Good luck with your project, guys.
Please teach our fellow Filipinos how Japan do high technology in farming
Hello, new subscriber here from Bulacan. Your channel is very interesting and intriguing... I asked myself why would a Japanese family want to live and raise their children in the Philippines? Then I saw your testimony from 2 years ago and I understand now. I hope you will be happy in the Philippines especially in Dumaguete. By the way, I have only visited that place once and it was 30 years ago so a lot has changed now as I can see from tour videos. All the best! ❤❤
Beautiful work maam. It is true that living from your senses has greatly diminished. I have grown fond of phillipines as well and plan to marry with my Pinay. Love conquers all
I cant wait for part 2! This is so inspiring
just simply amazing, this help is very much appreciated!
Wow this is heartwarming. Thank you Japan for your wonderful and benevolent people.
ミキサーでこねる際はセメントが多いか砂が多いかは、色で見るんです。
I hope we also learn this meticulousness and planning from the japanese, as much as you learn from us, we also learn alot from you.
Japanese people are so amazing! Thank you for bringing education near these children.
Hinoki house in the Philippines? Amazing! Where did they bought the hinoki wood? Did they oredered it from Japan or there's a hardware store in the Philippines that sell hinoki wood? 🥰🥰🥰
I love hinoki houses 🏘️ Love Japanese detailing..Great job🌴
Thank you Japan for helping
I subcribe because u are a generous to helping people of our country philippines❤
Very inspiring
domo arigato gosaimasuta sir.... gambate Kudasai...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 takecare always and your team godbless always all of you
I love Japanese they are lovely people
Even what happened in ww2, we move on Japan and Philippines for a brighter future and cooperation.
So nice. I hope someday I can visit you in the Philippines during my vacation. :)
53歳のオヤジですけど、30年以上建設業界に居ました。 帰国子女なので英語を少しと、あとフィリピンの言葉はタガログ語とセブアノ語がある程度、日常会話程度よりも少し足らない程度 話せます。 こういう素敵な活動に、参画してみたいと思っています。
Thank you very much!
Wow just wow, thanks for the benefactor s and the project manager from the Filipino people
Philippines is like a home for united Nation every Nation fits in....Japanese,Chinese,American,Russian,European,Asian and so on living under one roof happily united...world peace ✌️..
Very big thanks to all the people behind this project. Wish you all the best and Thank you also Japan
Amazing project. Congratulations
自分は2008年にネグロス島カウワヤン、リナオンの部落に住んでいました、そこはオリエンタル州❓
Maraming salamat po sa Malasakit. どーも アレガト
Thank you Takahashisan, Tamaisan and thank you very much Moo Architect Workshop and Imaginas!! Great work!!
Hello! New subscriber here in Southern California. Enjoy your time in Philippines! 👍🏼❤️
that's really nice..
Thank you for the help for my poor countrymen. The Philippines would have been prosperous long ago if it wasn't for the corruptions of the government. The people are also guilty of voting for corrupt politicians.
thank you japan for this generous undertakings to help underprivilage places and thank you Dial Eleven for showing these developments - God Bless Your Production and please keep sharing them, thank you . .
Maraming salamat po!
やっぱりすごいね！
As an artist myselft I really lik those drawings they're so cute
If that dormitory was a local project, the trees and plants would just be cut down and destroyed with no heed to the natural environmental aesthetics. The project headed by the Japanese preserves and integrates the natural environment into the dormitory construction and end up with much better results.
Thank you Japan for building Hinoki House for children in Dauin, Philippines. Great job!
thank you japan💕🙏
please,put some english translation for the Filipinos to understand your videos content...
That’s amazing
I love your content
salute ! thank you 😊
どうもありがとうございました🙏
I really like to watch videos like this. In a world we live in right now (to date) where greedy people are in the front news, My fate in humanity is still intact.
おつかれさまでした。😘