Japanese Ajisai (hydrangeas) in Kamakura / 鎌倉の姫あじさい♪
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Took a day trip to see the beautiful Japanese hydrangeas (ajisai) at Meigetsu-in, a Rinzai Zen Temple in Kamakura, just an hour south of Tokyo :)
A big thanks to Takumi for both the Japanese/English subtitles!
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Japanese & English subtitles are up♪ A big thanks to Takumi for his help!
Chika I was to Kamakura a few times and I always loved it, so much to see!
Thank You!
ちかさん、日本の名所をガイドしてもらって、大いに学習しました。ありがとうございます。
花言葉、アジサイの逆輸入、等々。ちかさん綺麗ね。
We had a lot of hydrangeas in our garden and street in the UK when I was a little child. We lived in Victorian houses and these flowers were popular in that period, so some would have been there since 1880. Beautiful, reminds me of my childhood.
I have always loved hydrangeas. The big "mop head" kinds are my favorite. Your video is the first I have ever seen from the Japanese perspective and offering that insight. So beautiful! Thank you very much. And you are both "sunny" :) lol
Your videos are always so informational. Very interesting!
すごい嬉しい！私、中・高一貫の学校に通っていたので、6年間北鎌倉の駅を使ってました。懐かしいなー！
鎌倉、大好きです。あじさいの歴史、知りませんでした。勉強になりましたー！
Wowow! I loved the information in this video! I love how Japan has so many different kind of flowers blooming throughout the year!
Thank you so much for uploading so many wonderful and lovely vedios! I would go on a visit to Japan next month.楽しみです.
素敵なビデオありがとう！Hi, Chika! Cooper-sensei recommended your channel to me. I'm having fun watching your videos, thank you!
awesome! thanks! Tell Cooper-sensei hello for me :)
Hi, saw your videos featured on NHK World news today. I thought I would subscribe since I wanted to learn more about Japanese culture. I would love to visit Japan one day. Thanks for making these videos :)
Thanks for taking the time to come over and subscribe! I took a nice long break and now I'm back so you can look forward to a lot more videos on this channel :)
So beautiful!
I must be an ame onna... It was POURING when I went to Kamakura last year.
I was going to suggest that you do a video in Kamakura, but then I discovered that you already had! Maybe next year you can visit in the springtime :)
yayy my brother lives in Japan and wants to bring us to Kamakura too. Can't wait! the place looks gorgeous. :D
字幕ありがとう⭐︎来週鎌倉行きます〜☆
After reading 惡の華, I'm fascinated about the place of flowers in Japanese culture. Any recommendations or book suggestions covering this topic? Great video!
I'm a new subscriber, and I just wanted to say... I love how informative your videos are!! Thank you for taking your time to share these parts of Japan with everyone!! *_*
とても癒されました〜。(I felt peaceful by that beautiful hydrangeas.←英語でどうやって表現するのかな？）涼しげな場所で夏にはもってこいですね。蚊にはさされなかったかな？
I would probably say:
The beautiful hydrangeas made me feel peaceful.
Or:
The beautiful hydrangeas made me feel at peace.
紫陽花はとてもきれいですね！
That was cool. And the bamboo trees in the background of the flowers was neet looking. With all those flowers around, I didn't see any bees or butterfly's. Were there any around?
I absolutely love bamboos! I think i liked them more than the hydrangeas to be honest. There's an awesome bamboo garden in Kamakura, so I'll have to go back and vlog about it someday soon!
The flowers, like the company, were quite beautiful. Thanks for sharing. As a hobbiest photographer, that is surely on my to do list l. Also, like always, you have proven that you have the prettiest friends.
My friends are very pretty, aren't they :)
Indeed, Y'all are.
I will go to japan this sunday so excited ! :D
Fantastic video with great information. Thank you for sharing! :-)
They are all the same colour (blue) because of the soil pH - it must be low pH in Kamakura. you can make them pink by increasing the pH of the soil by adding garden lime.
Very nicely photographed.....
きれいですねー
hi, thank you for making this video.
These look exactly like the hydrangeas that we used to have at the house I grew up in. なつかしい！
The hydrangea garden looked like really nice place to walk on a warm summer day. You guys were talking about how a rainy day would be more suitable. Would it have been just as busy there if it had been raining?
Probably busier than other tourist spots on a rainy day since ajisais are so beautiful in the rain, but i can see some people not wanting to deal with it.
いつもこのチャンネルで英語勉強してまあす！！
ありがとです！これからも更新たくさんお待ちしてます＾＾
Thanks, that was relaxing. I love hydrangeas. My grandparents had them in their yard. I also love those super tall bamboo, wow!! So what determines a sunny or rainy person? Is sunny happy and rainy sad? Do they also have a snow person or another type?
いつもと撮影編集が違いますね！！素敵ですね！
Heheheh, reminds me of Sankarea~
Beautiful video, very much enjoyed the history lesson! Can anyone tell me the name of the piano song in this video?
Kolorei-san, thank you♪
ようこそ鎌倉へ＾＾アジサイには雨が似合うけどお天気でよかったですね(^^)b
まどかちゃんのおかげかな？今度は、鎌倉駅にも来てくださいね！
鶴岡八幡宮へ行くまでの小町通りがいろいろなお店もあり楽しめますよ☆
Hi Chia I was wondering if you could tell me something I saw some of the people in the background wearing more traditional Japanese Kimonos is that a every day occurrence in respect for tradition or was is a special occasion like a wedding ?
Seasonal occasions like going to see the hydrangeas, sakura-watching, going to see the fireworks, etc. gives us a reason to dress up in kimonos :) It's mainly for fun. A lot of girls like to take advantage of these outings to get together and where kimonos or yukatas (in the summer) since it's not something we everyday.
Japanagos（ジャパナゴス） Thats cool thank you for answering Hope its cool out there because here Its humid hot and Sticky lol
紫陽花綺麗ですね。
鎌倉に行ってみたいです(^^)
あの後かき氷食べたのですか？笑
Can I ask what the song is called that started playing at 3:42? The link in the description just says "document not found". :/ Boo.
Oh my gosh my mom was once a rainy woman!
Did you go back to enjoy the shaved ice? beautiful video!
We actually ate lunch after visiting Meigetsu-in and got too full to go back to eat the shaved ice :( But we bought warabi mochi (a gelatin like rice cake with kinako - soy bean flour) to go!
tika very kirei!!
Any chance to see it end of July?
このまえいってきました！！
明月院！
ちかさん髪伸びましたね〜＼(^o^)／
I love hydrangeas their my favorite flower.Is it okay to pick the flowers there?
You probably shouldn't pick the ones in the temple, but there are a bunch of them around town, which you can probably pick. I saw a few booths selling them as well :)
oh I see,I will be sure to vist that temple whenever I can visit Japan.
This was a bit sad but amazing
Sorry this is kind of irrelevant people, but I was wondering if someone could tell me what this symbol means when you use it in japanese?
The symbol is this: ~
Can be the casual version of ー or just because it's kinda cute at the end of a sentence ~
Sissou Aah okay thanks!
ManjuSaka
!!!!!!!!!! 8) #legal
Not as kirei as you!