Let's Go Art Supply Shopping in Japan: U-Arts Tour!
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Today I am going art supply shopping in Japan! This is in Osaka, Japan, in the Namba area of Osaka. I wanted to go art supply shopping for a while but I haven't had a good reason to! Art supply shopping in Japan is really fun because there are supplies that I've never seen before. This store has art supplies as well as cute stationery and other goods (or so I have read!)
00:00 Introduction
00:21 On the way!
00:41 Arrived at the Art Store
01:00 Exploring the Front of the Store!
02:11 The Art Supplies!
04:00 Paints & Pens - let's browse
05:19 Random stuff!
06:34 Picture Frames!
06:58 Books!
08:12 Conclusion!
I've been planning my trip based partly on a map of stationery stores with exclusive fountain pen inks (map curated by UA-camr The Wet Pen) so to be surprised with a store that wasn't on his list (probably missed it because it's an art supply store) is bringing me joy. That warm brown on the top shelf is totally my jam.
There’s tons of art stores in Japan that will definitely have ink for fountain pens too - consider looking into some others too! My art teacher told me that Kawachi Gazai is the biggest store here (Osaka.) just in case u wanna give it a go! And I agree I almost bought the brown one :)
😯 I would be buying all the Japanese art supplies! They have some of the best quality it’s a really cute 🥰 supply store 🏬
It’s so hard not to buy a ton of stuff. But I have no consistent income at the moment! So I must *restrain* myself! Thanks for watching and commenting! I’ll definitely be doing more art store tours in Japan :)
I love this store! 😊 I've been so often that they now remember me 😂🥰
That’s sweet! It’s so cute! If it were closer to me and not so darn hot right now I’d stop by more often!!
Oooh, I want to go to there! 😂 All those art supplies would be awesome!!!
It’s a cute shop! Lots of stuff for “non artists” too. But my teacher tells me there’s a big art shop so I wanna check that one out!
The palettes you referred to as calligraphy ink are actually Japanese watercolors. I have some of the Kuretake, and i lovebthem. They are more opaque than watercolors we are used to.
Hello! Thank you for the clarification! I know some of them were watercolors too - but I really didn't know. I'd like to learn more :) Thanks for watching & the comment~
I remember going to this shop last year! I want to go back
I know it's a very lovely shop! I will definitely be going back.
The big feather duster thing is for brushing away eraser dusts, often used by mangakas
I knew it was a feather duster since it was written in English - but it was a bit mysterious to me for what. So thank you for the explanation! I hope no birds were hurt in the production of those brushes...
Amazing tour thank you 🤍🤍🤍
Thanks so much! And thanks for commenting:)
Really enjoyed this video ❤
Thanks so much for watching and commenting :) It means a lot to me! It's a really cute store too!
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I want it all 😍
It was a cute small store and I loved it. But my teacher has recommended some other stores for "largest" and "cheapest" - So more to come :) -eventually..... Thanks for watching & commenting :))))
Great work hope to collaborate with you on UA-cam ❤❤❤❤Namibia 🇳🇦
7:48 I have this book🥹🤍🤍 super useful and beautiful 🤍🤍🤍
The "コピック人間？” - the girl with the dessert tray??? I'll actually flip through it next time! Thanks for rec & watching :)
@@HannahMorenDraws yes🤍, it Contains step-by-step lessons for marker colors🤍🍰
@@99xd70nice! The cover looks super cute~