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land of the rising sun and strict00:00:04
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step by step there is a diagram like this there is a diagram like this00:00:10
scheme There's a whole anime district like this and00:00:13
Samurai Quarter A to local shops00:00:16
you can walk into a museum, here are her panties00:00:18
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a girl calls you Valera at night, can you?00:00:23
buy her such a poster I flew to00:00:25
Japan is one of the most amazing and00:00:27
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I didn't like Japan but now I'm with00:02:56
I'm happy to come back here again and00:02:58
I was here again before00:03:01
pandemic in 2019 then Tokyo was just00:03:04
was preparing for the Olympics which In the end00:03:06
postponed for one year this time except00:03:08
Tokyo I visited many more interesting00:03:10
cities of material As a result, we accumulated as much00:03:12
for two videos in this video I will try00:03:15
show you Japan in all its glory00:03:17
diversity we will walk through different00:03:19
districts of the Capital and along its embankments00:03:21
islands let's look into the amazing00:03:23
Japanese stores let's see new and00:03:24
old Kyoto appreciate the flyover madness00:03:27
in sedge we will admire the gardens and neighborhoods00:03:29
Samurai in Kanazawa and visit00:03:31
historical village But in the second00:03:33
in this video I'll tell you about moving to this00:03:35
amazing country, how they live here00:03:37
migrants from Russia and the Japanese themselves In the meantime00:03:40
Let's see how it is in Tokyo00:03:42
influenced by the Olympics00:03:45
[music]00:03:51
games behind me Olympic Stadium00:03:54
Tokyo Olympics were held here twice00:03:55
the first time she passed at sixty00:03:57
fourth year it didn’t work out for the second time00:04:00
should have taken place in 2020 you all this00:04:02
remember but because of covid the Olympics00:04:04
I had to move it like this in this place00:04:06
formerly stood the Olympic Stadium which00:04:08
built sixty for the Olympics00:04:09
fourth year when Tokyo wins00:04:12
right to host the Olympics in 202000:04:15
the question arises: What to do with00:04:16
Olympic Stadium and then passes00:04:18
competition and wins this competition00:04:20
zaha hadid's studio that makes these00:04:23
incredible futuristic organic00:04:26
some forms, everything is very complicated and expensive00:04:29
the Japanese drew beautiful pictures00:04:31
everyone was happy and everyone was happy00:04:33
that in Japan there will be such a stadium No00:04:34
Then they started counting the dough and the Japanese00:04:37
as we know, very tight-fisted guys00:04:39
that's when they read the estimate except00:04:41
when you looked at all these00:04:43
the most complex structures had to be00:04:44
some kind of Magic sliding roof in00:04:47
in general, all this estimate grew, grew, grew00:04:49
growing up they looked at all this and00:04:50
they said listen, do you know at all00:04:52
the stadium looks like a turtle, but you don't00:04:54
want it to appear in the center of Tokyo00:04:57
some kind of turtle or God forbid00:05:00
so some conversations started and00:05:01
they somehow very delicately started something wrong00:05:03
so that it is dear to us Yes they started00:05:05
it comes to criticizing architecture00:05:08
somehow it’s not right and doesn’t fit into00:05:10
the surrounding landscape is not so00:05:13
some Japanese architects started00:05:15
be indignant but in the end it’s all the same00:05:16
returned to cutting estimates, estimates began00:05:19
cut cut cut cut and00:05:21
architects who won the competition00:05:23
the guys said, in general, we need to refuse00:05:24
the retractable roof should be abandoned00:05:27
from this from this from this In general, everything00:05:28
we need to simplify because we have no money00:05:30
no, then the fun begins00:05:33
they are holding the second competition with new ones00:05:37
data from already cut estimates and in this00:05:39
takes part in the second competition too00:05:41
Zach walks but what did the Japanese do?00:05:43
generally turned out to be insidious because00:05:45
they said that in addition to architectural00:05:47
you need to find more projects right away00:05:48
contractor Who will build it all and00:05:50
already the Japanese come to the Second Competition00:05:53
architects with their contractors00:05:54
pockets with construction companies00:05:56
who say yes yes we will build it00:05:58
But the studio just can’t find a solution00:06:00
Can't find a contractor in Japan00:06:01
construction company that could00:06:03
her project to implement therefore the project00:06:05
passed on to the architect kenga kuma this00:06:07
also very famous very good00:06:09
wonderful Japanese architect00:06:11
which was a construction company00:06:13
here in Tokyo Well, not his personal Yes, his00:06:15
there was some kind of agreement and they00:06:17
in fact, we have already done such a project00:06:20
the project is absolutely so Japanese here00:06:21
we see the characteristic features of creativity00:06:23
kenga kuma is a reference to the traditional00:06:25
Japanese architecture this tree is00:06:27
a large number of plants here are the gardens00:06:29
all sorts of things are laid out right on these terraces00:06:31
wooden sticks in general00:06:33
something like traditional Japanese00:06:36
understandable turned out cheap angry A00:06:38
the most important thing was that our guy did what for00:06:40
for the Japanese, of course, it is important that nikaya zah00:06:42
walks here, didn’t come running and didn’t put00:06:44
there's a big turtle here, so what?00:06:46
happened in 1920 you yourself00:06:47
you know there was a coronavirus pandemic and00:06:49
Of course, it’s a pity for the Japanese here because00:06:51
that they invested a lot of money in the Olympics00:06:54
forces And I remember well how the Japanese were to this00:06:57
They were preparing for the Olympics. They were going to00:06:59
lead the most futuristic Olympics00:07:01
in general in history They taught here00:07:03
they raised some robots00:07:05
schoolchildren students who had to00:07:07
greet guests Well, not all this00:07:09
was destined to come true because the world00:07:12
covered by Covid Everyone went into lockdown00:07:14
closed and had to go to the Olympics00:07:17
transfer Well, even after it00:07:18
they postponed it for a year anyway00:07:20
took place in limited quantities without00:07:22
spectators without guests in general Japanese00:07:24
invested a lot of money, wanted to spend00:07:27
normal Olympics but it didn’t work out and00:07:29
what tells me that this is it00:07:31
answer answer for what they threw00:07:34
Zaki goes to the studio with their project so00:07:37
there was no need to abandon the Architects even then00:07:39
would have been fine00:07:41
[music]00:07:47
Olympics As I said earlier on00:07:49
this mass stood the old Olympic00:07:51
stadium that was built for the 64 Olympics00:07:53
years and now it was demolished to make00:07:55
the stadium is new but from the old stadium they00:07:58
have preserved several of these mosaic00:08:01
panels Which are now exhibited here for00:08:03
you can walk around and admire the glass00:08:06
thus they kept this one00:08:09
continuity of this place from before00:08:12
there was a stadium now a stadium and now from00:08:13
of the old stadium there are some left00:08:16
details are what's interesting landscaping00:08:19
stadium it is not only on the terraces but also00:08:22
uh they made these grids around00:08:26
which weave Plants and perhaps00:08:29
someday there will be some here00:08:31
Little Japanese Jungle Well here we go00:08:33
a lot of plants are planted on00:08:35
terraces they are now all small but00:08:37
Apparently, too, over time they should00:08:41
grow up But these are the new Japanese00:08:44
taxis that were purchased for the Olympics and00:08:49
plan all taxis in Tokyo for the Olympics00:08:52
twentieth year should have been replaced by00:08:54
these are the iotas, these are the new ones00:08:56
iotas that resemble in some way00:08:58
British cabs but as we see the old ones00:09:01
There are still Toyota Toyota Crowns left. Yes,00:09:05
this is a classic Japanese taxi00:09:07
Toyota Crown Super Delux with increased00:09:12
space for00:09:13
rear sofa passengers just just00:09:17
luxurious wide by the way in all00:09:19
Japanese taxi doors open00:09:23
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automatically00:09:30
and this is what a typical girl looks like, friends00:09:33
Japanese street there are many of them in Tokyo00:09:34
other cities That is, what is this00:09:36
just average what's so special about her00:09:38
Please note there are no sidewalks here00:09:40
there is a sidewalk it is only marked there00:09:41
markings Well, often they are not there at all00:09:43
because there just isn't enough space00:09:45
there are definitely a lot of wires needed here00:09:48
give a discount to the Japanese because they have00:09:50
earthquakes and wires often occur00:09:53
and that's all electrical equipment00:09:55
located on poles Yes it is strong00:09:57
disfigures the city but allows it very quickly00:09:59
rebuild the city after another00:10:01
earthquakes because hide it all00:10:02
into underground sewers, you understand00:10:05
repairs and restoration will be more expensive and00:10:06
longer By the way, what’s interesting is how we know00:10:09
The Olympic Games recently took place in Tokyo00:10:11
not the best due to coronavirus but00:10:13
nevertheless, for the Olympics in Tokyo they are on00:10:15
central streets in Tokyo after all00:10:17
the wires were removed underground so that00:10:18
arriving tourists and guests could00:10:21
admire the city and not the wires and more00:10:24
necessarily since we are in00:10:25
Japan is simply incredibly clean here00:10:29
probably the cleanest country I've ever visited00:10:31
I saw one or two pieces of paper00:10:33
can be found but in general you are just00:10:34
do you see some amazingly clean ones?00:10:37
it comes out just amazing00:10:40
By the way, the example is reconstructed and to00:10:42
Tokyo Olympics streets Well they're just00:10:45
replaced the lights, removed all the wires under00:10:47
a few trees were planted on the ground00:10:50
they put some benches in general00:10:52
plan for urban design environmental design00:10:55
Japan - It's all very bad00:10:58
very, very bad, don't let them be offended00:11:01
the Japanese here are just different for me00:11:03
a mystery because on the one hand00:11:05
Japan is famous for its design Well00:11:07
look at the classic Japanese ones00:11:09
at home in Japanese here's art How's it going00:11:11
everything is laconic, how stylish everything is there00:11:13
it’s impossible to take your eyes off your heart rejoices00:11:16
but when you look at what they are00:11:17
they're doing to the city, you don't understand how it's done00:11:20
happened that is, where are the people who00:11:22
they used to build traditional Japanese ones00:11:24
at home Everything is done carefully of course00:11:26
high quality but in terms of design complete00:11:29
the Japanese need to take the mess urgently00:11:31
normal designers so that they00:11:33
put the streets in order and even this one00:11:35
here is the new reconstructed street it is Well00:11:38
damn I don't know how to do better00:11:40
Look at the design of the pillars at the design00:11:42
some kind of fence is just, well00:11:45
[music]00:11:49
it's very ugly behind my back friends00:11:51
nasty Tokyo sometime in the last century00:11:53
when the city was just developing They00:11:55
thought it would be cool to build00:11:57
overpasses, well, the city should be00:11:59
Of course the city should be modern00:12:01
for cars Where to build overpasses00:12:03
because everywhere was already dense00:12:04
development especially in the center00:12:06
the only free place that00:12:07
remained - This is a river and they are above the river00:12:15
heaps and denouements and all this00:12:18
located in the very center of Ginza Samaya00:12:21
where is the main shopping street located?00:12:23
expensive hotels restaurants shops here00:12:26
some just terrible overpasses in general00:12:29
The attitude towards the river here is quite strange00:12:31
as we know the river is wealth00:12:34
Treasures along the river make the Embankments00:12:36
people like to walk by the water, usually around00:12:39
rivers are good expensive real estate but00:12:40
here in Japan there is a river and such as a latrine00:12:43
there are some people coming out here from behind00:12:45
facades There is not even a hint of00:12:47
some embankment and the river above00:12:49
fortunately the Japanese are closing the overpasses00:12:51
realized the town planning mistake and00:12:54
Now it’s kind of like putting this whole thing together00:12:56
bury therefore possible in the next00:12:57
when I come to Tokyo, then instead00:12:59
overpass I'll already see some00:13:00
beautiful and cool landscaping00:13:03
here again we see the river and no00:13:06
a hint of the embankment, that is, the facades00:13:08
are located close to the walking areas00:13:10
nothing is a very typical example when we00:13:13
we have some kind of river canal here and instead00:13:16
in order to make an embankment with one00:13:17
on the side we see the railway from00:13:20
some kind of blank overpass with walls where00:13:22
technical rooms exit from the other00:13:24
on the sides there are some buildings and a parking lot00:13:28
naturally00:13:29
Guvo you can cross the bridge to find out what00:13:32
It turns out there is a river in the city Here00:13:35
also good to see. Huge pile-up00:13:38
pillars of some old elements bridge00:13:42
clearly a historical measure in place. And then00:13:46
the overpass houses begin and again on00:13:50
just go out the river00:13:57
ass00:14:02
walking one of the mysteries is the overground00:14:05
crosswalk first I can't00:14:07
understand why it is needed because it is here00:14:09
there is just Zebra and you can do fine00:14:11
go here everyone is standing and waiting but still00:14:14
more of a mystery to me is that after all00:14:15
someone followed it, that is, despite00:14:18
that you can safely cross the street along00:14:21
ground without running on any stairs00:14:23
someone sun rises to this00:14:25
terrible design In general Ian00:14:29
amazing hydrogen bus00:14:31
works interesting in terms of design it00:14:34
the name of these transport cards00:14:36
which are accepted here sign that00:14:39
everything here is treated for coronavirus00:14:41
they just took the whole side and sealed it with some kind of00:14:43
unclear information why why00:14:45
just make a clean beautiful bus00:14:48
this is such an unusual design00:14:50
there is also a socket Well, it looks like there’s some kind of00:14:54
e system with hydrogen00:14:56
[music]00:14:57
there are people in small Japanese houses00:15:01
hung out the mattresses, sheets, blankets, everything in00:15:05
[music]00:15:14
window one of the attractions00:15:16
Japan - these are toilets, but none of them00:15:18
there are no such wonderful countries in the world00:15:20
toilets like in Japan firstly They00:15:22
clean secondly they are free00:15:24
thirdly, they are very comfortable because00:15:26
that even in what ordinary toilets00:15:30
there will definitely be a place there for00:15:33
swaddling changing baby00:15:35
There will definitely be access for disabled people00:15:37
so this is what he looks like00:15:39
Pay attention to this sign here00:15:42
this sign means that there is00:15:45
special highchair for the child while you are00:15:47
you're doing your dirty work, what should you do?00:15:49
child and for the child there will be00:15:51
a special chair and it will fit you00:15:53
watch and learn Here he is00:15:55
you can see it in the department for00:16:00
disabled people and in just the women's department and00:16:04
again, yes there is a special icon that00:16:06
there is trouble and in the men's room there is for00:16:10
There are swaddles for the baby even now00:16:13
let's see how it is00:16:17
[music]00:16:19
looks like another very important part00:16:21
Japanese culture of this Japanese culture00:16:23
neat and meticulous00:16:26
organization of construction projects is right here00:16:29
what to learn from my back goes00:16:30
reconstruction of a building and00:16:32
builders are building a fence around it00:16:34
Japanese construction fence - This is not00:16:36
just the first thing that came across there00:16:38
They fenced it off there and started hammering something00:16:40
no friends japanese construction fence -00:16:42
it is a separate form of art because00:16:44
they pay close attention to construction projects00:16:46
first of all, well, almost every00:16:48
construction site you will have various00:16:50
sensors that show the level there00:16:52
noise and any passerby can observe00:16:54
that the workers there are not violating the permissible00:16:57
noise level In addition, yes all fences00:16:59
perfectly white, that is, just like this00:17:01
like in an operating room all the cracks come from00:17:05
some dust might fly out there00:17:07
carefully touched there, that is, there No00:17:09
God forbid there is something there somewhere00:17:11
the thing will come out and to be honest I don’t care00:17:13
one country in the world has nothing like it00:17:14
I saw it again from a design point of view00:17:16
it could have been done much better00:17:18
there is a design here Absolutely none Yes00:17:20
they don't think about it but from the point of view00:17:22
here's neatness, pedantry so that00:17:24
every millimeter was closed everywhere there00:17:27
there's some worker there, he'll be there00:17:29
there must be something stuck there00:17:30
some kind of adhesive tape right here I'm not00:17:33
I know it's a miracle, it's a miracle, and it's everywhere. It's not that.00:17:35
that there is something unique here00:17:37
case no no any construction site this is00:17:39
just organizing construction is00:17:41
real art here too of course00:17:43
The Japanese are at their best, everyone checks00:17:45
a column so that everything is in order everywhere00:17:48
so there was no order here now it is necessary00:17:51
his00:17:52
It is necessary to fix the construction fence00:17:55
white is not just white but white00:17:57
gloss00:17:59
here it is Well, really super clean00:18:01
they wash it directly and rub it, you can see it00:18:03
how everything is necessarily reflected in it00:18:05
you see everything is adjusted so that there is no00:18:08
no dust or anything From the construction site so that they don’t00:18:10
penetrated the street, that is, look00:18:12
you see first of all these00:18:13
metal sheets like this00:18:15
metal panels they fit straight00:18:17
from below and you see they even sprinkled it with it00:18:20
asphalt where there are big gaps00:18:22
especially with this kind of film00:18:23
they sealed it so that they even00:18:26
not a single speck, not a single cockroach is close00:18:29
from this construction site so as not to run away but upstairs00:18:31
mesh So just in case there is one more00:18:33
as a safety net, a pebble will fly there00:18:36
the corners are transparent, they really blocked the view00:18:38
Usually here you can through these corners00:18:40
look but they are also special00:18:42
also here is the design where you can see00:18:44
uh forests how this whole thing works, that is00:18:47
once again it all looks super neat00:18:49
very clean and beautiful, everything is fine00:18:54
on one side of the world I have not seen that there were00:18:55
such neat construction fences00:18:57
here you see they have a TV where00:19:00
all sorts of apparently permissions are shown that00:19:02
this is what is happening there they say00:19:04
entrance gate is also straight, not a single one00:19:07
there's not one extra crack Beauty and00:19:11
cleanliness Look here it’s interesting00:19:13
construction fence and on the corner they made00:19:17
here's some kind of exposition and here00:19:21
the noise level is shown so that citizens00:19:25
could see that nothing was broken00:19:27
if there is a special person standing at the gate He00:19:31
works in case the gate is00:19:33
open to warn00:19:34
pedestrians about the danger And of course here00:19:36
all this is sustainable all these are 1700:19:39
principles of sustainability they are directly00:19:41
are proud and did it to themselves on the fence00:19:44
so oh the gate opens slightly and leaves00:19:47
the machine and the special person have already left00:19:49
with a checkbox to warn everyone there00:19:52
now the whole car will be washed by helmet whistles00:19:55
So what if something didn’t happen around here?00:19:58
the next exit also costs two00:20:00
people apparently so that they don’t get bored00:20:04
perfectly clean construction equipment00:20:06
just a pillar and a pillar that they00:20:09
wrapped in a soft mattress so that if00:20:11
someone will crash into this pillar so that he00:20:13
it didn't hurt to have this pillar noticed00:20:15
placed two cones with flashlights00:20:18
which light up at night, that is, in general00:20:20
in Japan it is impossible to imagine the situation00:20:24
When a car with dirty00:20:26
wheels leaving some kind of trace00:20:29
in theory it shouldn’t be in Russia either00:20:32
such situations because we have00:20:34
the rules also require washing the wheels and00:20:37
put equipment in order but to00:20:40
Unfortunately, as you know, this is often00:20:42
clog and dirt construction sites00:20:44
then spread throughout00:20:46
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This is what a toll gate looks like in the city00:20:53
bike parking near the metro is available here00:20:55
put the bike in and pay for it00:20:58
recently somehow in Japan they started00:21:02
don't pay much attention to00:21:03
bicycle parking rules Because00:21:05
to meet earlier is wrong00:21:08
there was a parked bicycle00:21:09
almost impossible today here and there00:21:12
there people started throwing them, it's a mess00:21:15
what is this I'm not sure what's here00:21:16
can you leave the bike like that?00:21:20
I'm sure Look friends, how's everything00:21:23
neatly how the machine stands00:21:25
right along the marking line here all these00:21:27
here are the automatics and bicycles, everything is cute, cute00:21:31
and clean But there’s some cafe and people are waiting00:21:35
on the bench waiting for their turn right away00:21:37
I want to ask where is the bike path00:21:39
with bike paths This is a problem Despite00:21:41
because a lot of people go to00:21:42
bicycles but there are no bike paths And this00:21:45
outrageous It would seem that Japan should00:21:49
there may be bike lanes but no Listen to this00:21:50
of course not Amsterdam guys, okay00:21:52
it would be to make your own Japanese00:21:54
bike paths so I can walk and be happy00:21:56
of course I would Steel but there are no white paths00:21:59
enough this is the most secret bus00:22:03
stopping at this Apparently it is00:22:06
this tourist bus stop00:22:07
such a two-story one must come from the bushes00:22:09
jump out and go in. This is where00:22:12
bus this is a bus stop then00:22:14
there is need to go here and here00:22:17
the bus stops here, you see there is00:22:20
This is the markup here, in theory00:22:23
rides along the side of the road00:22:24
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bike00:22:28
Well, friends, it's just outrageous00:22:31
the situation they took made a bike path00:22:34
right on the sidewalk and they made this badge00:22:36
like we have a bicycle riding here and you00:22:38
pedestrians must run away to get you00:22:40
someone didn't hit me Yes, of course00:22:42
it's outrageous to do this, you can't do that00:22:44
you see a man rushing right along the sidewalk00:22:46
This is Japan, of course it's not like everyone else here00:22:49
everyone there carefully lets everyone through, but00:22:51
no less it is00:22:54
it's wrong someone gets into a taxi here00:22:58
some kind of three-wheeled carts?00:23:00
amazing thing Japanese friends00:23:02
painted the road gray I thought00:23:05
that this is only possible in Belarus where00:23:07
the asphalt is painted with gray paint but no00:23:10
it turns out the Japanese are apparently Japanese00:23:12
the delegation traveled to Belarus00:23:15
I looked at one might say advanced00:23:17
experience painting asphalt and decided to do00:23:21
this is in Tokyo What is the point absolutely00:23:23
it’s unclear maybe they think it’s00:23:27
looks like neater Well at least00:23:29
at least someone sold the gray one well00:23:33
paint friends it turned out that I was in vain00:23:35
I slander the Japanese asphalt they00:23:37
they don't paint for beauty at all, that's what I'm talking about00:23:40
told by Evgeniy who lives here00:23:41
for 13 years now and the locals know it better than me00:23:44
features so that the asphalt is not too strong00:23:46
the light asphalt was still heating up00:23:49
Doesn't absorb as much solar heat00:23:52
how long does black asphalt make it?00:23:53
protect the asphalt so that firstly it00:23:56
did not heat up and less coo00:24:05
black and heating up right now00:24:09
the asphalt changing season begins so in00:24:12
April ends at the end of March00:24:14
financial year and their cities and districts00:24:18
there are funds left and we definitely need them00:24:20
spend Otherwise00:24:26
if asphalt is laid when it rains00:24:33
autumn If you thought that Japan is00:24:35
land of samurai sushi and sak forget it00:24:39
country of signs and signs Japanese00:24:41
just obsessed with rules and signs00:24:43
they are just everywhere very important here00:24:46
problem in Japan from the point of view00:24:48
urban design is an overabundance00:24:50
information, for some reason the Japanese think that00:24:52
the more information the better so00:24:55
we constantly see the infinite here00:24:57
number of warning signs00:24:59
navigation and everything else and someone00:25:02
will say well, the more, the better, but00:25:03
in fact it makes everything simple00:25:05
a huge amount of noise and find in it00:25:08
information chaos what00:25:09
it becomes really necessary and important00:25:12
difficult I don’t know maybe of course when00:25:14
you live a long time, you get used to it and you00:25:16
formed As as there is a banner there00:25:18
blindness when you stop is wonderful00:25:20
maybe there is some advertising00:25:21
navigational blindness when you00:25:22
you stop noticing unnecessary irrelevant ones00:25:25
signs for you But at first walking with00:25:28
Japan You're just starting to go crazy00:25:29
from some kind of this endless00:25:31
navigation chaos, but nowhere like this00:25:34
I didn’t see what they wrote to you and the height above00:25:36
sea level and duplicated 10 times00:25:40
street names and they tell you what you can do00:25:42
what not to do, everyone writes a lot00:25:44
some endless rules, that is00:25:47
just some kind of nightmare the brain explodes and00:25:51
It’s actually hard to perceive this00:25:53
how many signs there are and so many different things00:25:56
this kind of visual is again quite00:25:59
It’s difficult for the sun to digest this matter because00:26:00
that the Japanese don’t give a damn about00:26:02
design is what they do00:26:04
conditionally in the accounting department of a local00:26:06
metro even within the framework of00:26:09
some small corner Yes here00:26:12
several types of schemes Yes, there is such a scheme00:26:14
there is a diagram like this there is a diagram like this00:26:18
they are all different, everything is kind of colorful00:26:21
everything is additionally decorated00:26:23
Kaito is everywhere00:26:26
information different design different All00:26:29
the sizes, that is, the guys don’t care at all00:26:31
over how it all looks here00:26:36
something is said apparently about 11100:26:39
anniversary00:26:41
local metro elevator shaft00:26:44
had to be beautiful and glassy00:26:46
but the Japanese decided that it was somehow stupid00:26:49
use so many surfaces here00:26:51
you can place a bunch of advertisements00:26:54
that's why here we have an advertisement for Go Phone00:26:56
there's something strange here00:26:59
Japanese from this side of course they00:27:01
posted advertisements for some of their trains00:27:03
and there are a lot of advertisements for something else00:27:06
information I think it is possible here00:27:08
find out all the latest news What00:27:10
occurs in the world from to Belarus00:27:13
the attack was getting ready00:27:15
important information that there is nothing here00:27:18
don't leave cups can't be left00:27:20
here you can immediately subscribe to00:27:22
Twitter and all other social networks00:27:24
apparently this metro station is not there yet00:27:27
some schemes they are all different sometimes everything00:27:29
it looks like there was a competition00:27:33
metro line design like this00:27:36
student competition is not professional00:27:38
And00:27:39
the applicants' works were simply posted00:27:42
here for such an exhibition is a review of competitive00:27:46
works because how else to explain it00:27:49
what's on the little spot?00:27:51
a dozen different00:27:53
types of metro maps I can't00:27:56
understand there are more rivers there are fewer rivers00:27:58
see even less even less There is absolutely00:28:01
small then00:28:02
there is a very big one below and next to it too00:28:05
little one, apparently they are looking for someone00:28:08
maybe some kind of maniac is unclear00:28:10
here you can hug someone00:28:13
Cheburashka means unicorn here00:28:15
I tell you the safety rules Where00:28:18
there is a fire extinguisher How to call00:28:20
someone here about Sweet petiole here00:28:24
some dog in Medet and VH all00:28:27
they seem to be happy about something good and kind00:28:30
evacuation scheme with this beautiful00:28:33
station while you still see it for00:28:38
blind people don't need to rush, wait00:28:41
next train so your nose doesn't get pinched00:28:43
Here for example00:28:45
it is clear that the second stop00:28:48
carriage That's who didn't understand Here again for you00:28:52
they say here is the second car, the second one00:28:55
carriage second carriage00:28:58
the carriages also have doors, that is, this is00:29:00
second carriage second door she00:29:01
numbered And this is the second car, the third00:29:04
[music]00:29:07
the door is a rare occurrence for Tokyo00:29:10
metro station is new, or rather it’s old, but00:29:13
a new Ginza platform was built here00:29:15
line00:29:16
Puya looks like the insides of a large fish00:29:21
And by the way, the new trains also look like this00:29:23
like the old ones, but there weren't any like them before00:29:26
everything is very00:29:27
clean and tidy Of course there is00:29:29
toilet is very important for almost everyone00:29:32
there are Japanese subway stations00:29:37
toilets The word about labeling means00:29:40
look on the door it says second car00:29:41
fourth exit eighth door b and00:29:44
the eighth door and And here is also the second00:29:47
carriage fourth entrance. It’s strange that it’s not here.00:29:51
it says that this is a door and there is a door, what about00:29:56
In the stations they also indicate the door00:30:00
yes there is a left wing and a right wing00:30:02
If you haven't figured it out at all, well00:30:04
This is what the stairs in the subway look like00:30:05
it means it is written that this is a platform about00:30:08
platform00:30:09
o platform o platform o exit D1 D200:30:13
means keep heading to the airport00:30:16
need to be on the left side, keep to the left00:30:19
keep left platform 2 in another00:30:21
place if suddenly you are thinking about the end00:30:24
stairs Where is platform 2 they are00:30:26
they will inform you that platform 2 must go back00:30:29
that means here are the arrows to Forward00:30:31
forward forward forward forward forward and this is00:30:33
back amazing By the way that the boss00:30:36
I haven’t thought of a station yet. Why so many00:30:38
free space you can do so many different things00:30:40
paste information here00:30:42
uh some kind of glitch Maybe it’s just00:30:44
about ads that don't stick well And this00:30:47
famous Japanese trains One by the way00:30:53
will turn white00:30:55
but fast ones are comfortable00:30:58
and I would say the best way00:31:01
probably travel around Japan00:31:03
the only correct way00:31:05
traveling around Japan means driving00:31:07
amazing00:31:09
[music]00:31:14
trains Please note how long it is here00:31:17
various pointers Here they are all at00:31:20
yellow background and how in all this madness00:31:23
don't get confused, directions are shown everywhere00:31:25
some way out and they are on00:31:28
throughout the station they are everywhere here at every00:31:32
station there is also a sign like this00:31:35
this sign shows all the stations on00:31:39
this everything in the thread00:31:41
train carriages by numbers Here they are00:31:44
numbered and shown where which exit is00:31:48
near which carriage? That is, for example00:31:50
if you need to go to the eleventh station00:31:52
then you see that from the fourth car00:31:54
firstly there will be stairs and there will be a toilet00:31:56
from there will be an elevator and from the eighth car there will be00:32:00
escalator stairs and toilet and transition to00:32:03
another branch, that is, here you are right away00:32:06
you can plan which car you are in00:32:09
you need to sit down to get out at the right place00:32:13
on the one you need00:32:16
stations, everyone thinks that there are only ones in Japan00:32:19
robots no robots00:32:22
Here00:32:26
manually he is the only one usually in Japan in such00:32:29
in cases there will be three people for better00:32:32
wipe00:32:35
[music]00:32:36
very important information suddenly you see00:32:39
someone was worried And here they wrote that we00:32:43
We are 3 m above sea level Yes, the Japanese00:32:46
of course they love to write a lot of things00:32:49
that we Europeans don’t even think about it00:32:53
write to know It would seem why this is necessary00:32:56
it is written that I am 3.1 m above sea level00:33:00
Of course I don’t want to say anything but iPhone00:33:02
shows that 54 m oh00:33:06
51 51 m 50 48 damn We're really going down00:33:12
here for example 8.7 m Please note00:33:14
not just 8 or de Yes, but accuracy up to 1000:33:18
see It would seem to anyone This can00:33:20
useful I've been looking for an answer for a long time00:33:23
to this question The whole point is that how we00:33:27
there are tsunamis and floods in Japan00:33:31
and so that you can navigate00:33:32
how high are you looking?00:33:36
going into your nearest po station there00:33:38
do you understand that this station is located in00:33:40
basically not that high and you need to look00:33:43
higher shelter if available00:33:46
tsunami announcement and there is a threat to00:33:48
water so that you don't accidentally hide in00:33:51
this station and then it will be flooded00:33:54
so at station 8 m I would hide00:33:58
became And for example Here there are already 30-40 meters00:34:01
safe enough you are on00:34:02
hill and there you can seek shelter on00:34:05
just in case this is my guess if00:34:07
I would play What Where When would I approximately00:34:09
so answered It is quite possible that they will see00:34:12
just do nothing and they write these00:34:15
numbers Maybe they have a special one00:34:16
minister for altitude00:34:19
which places these marks on00:34:22
all metro stations and there is a whole staff00:34:24
employees and they thereby create00:34:27
jobs and somehow stimulate00:34:30
I don’t know economics I don’t know Write to00:34:31
comments This is what it looks like00:34:33
Japanese Postal Advertisement Advertisement00:34:37
Yes, I'm already looking at the infinite00:34:38
number of advertisements instead of branch00:34:41
I say the ad generally looks like this00:34:43
the post office is generally here00:34:45
stamps for sale can be sent by mail00:34:49
a lot of everything, only there are no products in00:34:52
difference from Russia here at the exit00:34:55
from00:34:57
Where can you wash your hands? What's interesting?00:35:00
there is a breast model in the mail and here it is00:35:02
tit look there lies natural00:35:05
boobs, at first I thought I could touch her00:35:07
for luck you need something like this00:35:10
take it apparently by luck but no it00:35:13
breast cancer model you can touch it00:35:15
understand what breast cancer feels like00:35:19
then touch your tits and if you00:35:21
do you have something similar urgently needed00:35:23
run to the doctor that's how interesting it is00:35:26
The model they made at the post office is amazing00:35:29
thing I've never seen before, I went to00:35:31
mail and here you can see it too00:35:34
how the Japanese know how to just screw up everything00:35:37
with your ads These are like this00:35:38
Japanese Japanese ATMs where possible00:35:41
by the way, get a bunch of different things00:35:44
take services and here he is all00:35:47
talking but it didn’t seem enough for them00:35:49
making something like this is not the cutest00:35:51
For some reason the Japanese think that an ATM00:35:53
if there is a wall then it must be there00:35:55
there should be a sign hanging and we need a wall00:35:58
Therefore, here are all the surfaces They00:36:01
be sure to seal it and that’s not all00:36:04
that there is simply beauty here00:36:05
glass door they need a bunch everywhere00:36:07
some signs of advertisement symbols00:36:11
umbrella, of course people won’t understand00:36:12
what to do about it need to be done Prim two00:36:15
advertisements about umbrella one another with00:36:17
first time it’s not clear here about masks00:36:19
here is an advertisement Pan advertisement for some food00:36:22
Russian Post even seems nice00:36:24
establishment because there are advertising00:36:27
magazines advertising brochures pile00:36:30
advertisements telling you how to behave00:36:33
how to handle a bear How to handle00:36:35
with children How to handle a kangaroo uh00:36:38
So here are examples of some kind of food:00:36:40
sample means you can buy fish here00:36:44
they got themselves some kind of dog00:36:47
postal here all the cards they are00:36:49
they accept it means it’s some other dog00:36:52
everything looks like it was in the nineties, remember00:36:54
the cities were covered with advertisements00:36:58
Tverskaya or somewhere else along Nevsky and there00:37:00
there was just an infinite amount of everything00:37:02
advertising This is what it looks like00:37:06
Japanese Post In general, friends with one00:37:08
sides I never cease to wonder what00:37:09
The Japanese are perfectionists, how do they achieve00:37:11
perfection I don't know there in00:37:13
cooking food growing plants00:37:16
there in technology we all know that the Japanese00:37:19
Great Well done on this as far as00:37:22
Wednesday what concerns here00:37:24
some kind of design00:37:27
They don't seem to understand that it's not really00:37:29
that's right, amazing, apparently a new wall00:37:31
Apparently they just recently completed the renovation and00:37:34
they haven't had time to fuck it all up here yet00:37:36
some kind of disorder new columns00:37:39
clean, interesting where he's looking00:37:42
the head of this station is so much00:37:43
the surfaces are empty then only here00:37:45
The renovations have been completed and they haven't inspected them yet.00:37:47
but I'm sure in a couple of months Here00:37:50
The sun is also flying00:37:52
[music]00:37:55
advertisements are prohibited even for children00:37:58
sites seems to be one of them to do00:38:00
normal slides and00:38:03
swing at night I guess I need to sleep00:38:06
fireworks should not be lit with a baseball sword00:38:09
Hitting a friend on the head doesn't cost a bike either00:38:12
Dogs are not welcome in the park00:38:16
be on a leash the playground is like that00:38:17
pretty ordinary nothing like that00:38:20
would be something to be proud of no other than the toilet00:38:23
Please note that practically00:38:27
large Japanese playgrounds00:38:28
There are definitely toilets It would seem00:38:30
a simple thing, but in Russia it’s a novelty00:38:33
We are at the City Projects Foundation One day00:38:35
did a study did a survey00:38:37
among residents of an ordinary residential area00:38:40
what do they lack in the area? Well, we thought00:38:42
now they'll talk about something00:38:43
I don’t know any shops there00:38:46
maybe there are Wi-Fi cafes but on the first one00:38:48
place There was an answer that young parents00:38:51
parents don't have enough toilets in the area00:38:53
Because if you went for a walk with00:38:54
as a child and he wanted to go to the toilet, what00:38:56
I have to say bushes eh if00:38:58
somewhere in the city center you can go00:39:00
I know there in a cafe or something00:39:02
there is a shopping complex in the bedroom00:39:03
area on the playground if not00:39:05
toilet then it becomes a problem00:39:07
Especially if you need I don’t know for example00:39:09
change the baby's diaper or something else00:39:11
something just uh wash him wash him00:39:15
Japanese hands understand this well, therefore00:39:18
they have toilets everywhere. Well, now00:39:20
Let's look at the children's playground00:39:22
platforms my old love where and where00:39:25
I’m the same without them And what’s most interesting00:39:28
Japanese playgrounds are very00:39:30
resemble ordinary Soviet ones00:39:33
primitive sites That is, what is this00:39:36
that's it Oh that's it it's simple00:39:39
some metal structures00:39:41
primitive sometimes even concrete00:39:43
roller coaster no innovation no00:39:46
of the future everything is very simple and concise00:39:48
look for yourself, it’s just a children’s room00:39:50
playground of some school. That is, this is the same00:39:52
just a typical Soviet site00:39:55
which is vzh00:39:57
the simple Soviet yard is still in00:39:59
many yards have such platforms00:40:01
poor Japanese children no holiday00:40:04
I thought the Japanese were something unusual00:40:06
will do no in terms of platforms everything is very00:40:09
simple and primitive Severe Japanese00:40:11
childhood with playgrounds everything is somehow00:40:14
It’s sad, but they’re interesting00:40:17
there is a swing and they are a safety zone from00:40:20
fenced off so no one could00:40:22
ran up and didn't get hit in the teeth with a tracing paper00:40:26
again a very important children's tradition00:40:29
that is, Every child should be00:40:31
injured by tracing paper Well at least he00:40:34
his tongue must be frozen here00:40:38
these metal structures but00:40:40
here it’s not like Morozov and Kyoto’s00:40:43
you won't get hit in the teeth00:40:44
because there is a tongue fence here00:40:47
you're not frozen either00:40:49
structures because there is no00:40:50
cold weather, your ball won’t fly away because00:40:53
do00:40:55
mesh00:40:58
atno what is this povi favorite t send to00:41:03
difficult00:41:05
travel ro00:41:07
we are a place where there will be dangers00:41:11
every step Yes, well, the sites could00:41:13
of course it’s better than here, but it’s automatic00:41:16
sale00:41:20
some water00:41:25
there are 14 million people living in each00:41:28
square kilometer accounts for 6.50000:41:31
man Therefore, in big cities everywhere00:41:34
queues in the metro at stations in restaurants00:41:37
in the morning in Tokyo you can see how00:41:38
huge crowds of Japanese people rush to work00:41:41
and in the evening there is movement home too, of course00:41:43
maximum00:41:52
arranged behind my back one of00:41:54
sights tokyo crossroads00:41:56
at the station00:41:58
and you've probably seen the time lapse forever00:42:01
as thousands of thousands of people cross when00:42:04
there's just not a lot of people right now00:42:06
for example in the evening or in the morning when everything00:42:07
run to work at the same time00:42:10
the traffic light phase can accommodate 3,000 people00:42:12
move here from the streets Amazing00:42:14
spectacle If you want to see the sense00:42:16
people then you come here for the atmosphere00:42:19
reminds00:42:22
New York ones are all the more pleasant to lie on00:42:24
some are smart00:42:28
Today is Saturday and the Japanese have blocked00:42:30
main shopping street in ginza district00:42:33
now people are coming and putting up some00:42:34
tables chairs cool idea by the way00:42:38
this is practiced in many cities00:42:40
they especially love it in Latin America00:42:42
when they block it somewhere in Colombia00:42:46
all the streets are much more than one and the people00:42:49
eat on bikes walk in a new way00:42:51
look at their city We can do it too00:42:52
there was something similar to do to block00:42:54
for example Tverskaya or not every weekend00:42:57
but be afraid afraid of anger00:43:00
Motorists Or suddenly there00:43:01
some Sobyanin or Beglov needs00:43:03
it will be urgent to go somewhere and the street00:43:05
blocked, what good is it, the Japanese don’t00:43:09
they're afraid, that's why they have a wonderful00:43:12
a pleasant city for walking, especially in00:43:14
weekend, by the way, it’s very nice, look it’s coming00:43:18
two workers I don't know for sure Mary is on00:43:21
the policemen are not very similar and what do they have00:43:24
signs that you cannot drive on00:43:27
the bike is amazing and they suit everyone00:43:31
show where else you can see this00:43:34
as usual they would put up a sign and that would be it00:43:36
the sign was violated but here comes two00:43:39
These are the kind of guys that go around and show everyone00:43:43
not one could go alone, but no00:43:44
you see they are walking together, this is also very00:43:47
typical Japanese00:43:49
history they not only duplicate00:43:52
manager's announcements are often00:43:55
everything is where one person can handle it00:43:59
they may well deliver00:44:01
three It is interesting that the Japanese have recently00:44:04
years the territory of the country increases00:44:06
and not due to colonial wars or00:44:08
redrawing the borders they make bulk00:44:11
islands made of garbage, in addition, it helps00:44:13
solve the waste problem and attract00:44:16
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tourists are on the island of Odaiba in00:44:27
Tokyo behind me is the Statue of Liberty what00:44:29
what she's doing here isn't some pathetic thing00:44:31
fake because there is everything in the world00:44:33
three Statues of Liberty Well, actually the most00:44:34
known largest installed in00:44:36
New York, a gift from the French at the end of the 19th century00:44:38
centuries everyone knows her This is one of the symbols00:44:40
America's still small Statue of Liberty00:44:42
stands in Paris on the river hay on an island00:44:44
By the way, they know her much less because00:44:46
that she is located far from00:44:47
tourist trails you have to go there00:44:49
specifically and few people see it if00:44:51
You'll be sure to watch it in Paris00:44:52
Look like this: Here is a Frenchman in 199800:44:56
as part of the promotion of France in Japan00:44:59
promoting their vine and cheese00:45:01
brought your little Statue here00:45:02
Freedom put her here on adabi e and00:45:06
- the campaign was incredibly successful because00:45:08
that the Japanese find the Statue of Liberty very00:45:10
I liked it and didn’t want to give it back to the French00:45:12
anyway they took her and said their no00:45:14
we'll give it up, but the Japanese came to an agreement with them and00:45:17
already after 2 years in 2000 they are from00:45:20
Another copy was cast in France00:45:22
The Statue of Liberty was sent to the Japanese here00:45:25
installed with money from local companies00:45:28
this is not a gift but it was cast in France00:45:30
So there are three original ones in the world00:45:32
authentic Statue of Liberty in New York00:45:34
Paris and here and in Tokyo on the island00:45:37
By the way, this statue is four times bigger00:45:39
smaller than New York She's only 11 tall00:45:41
with a small meter and the island of Odaiba is00:45:43
interesting because it is a new area00:45:44
bulk islands and the basis of these00:45:46
the islands are littered with construction waste and rubbish00:45:48
from waste incineration plants because00:45:50
Japan is a small country, they have landfills00:45:53
there are no landfills in Russia and they00:45:56
quite a long time ago, including burning and now00:45:58
Ashes from burning garbage00:46:00
remains and also that which does not burn00:46:03
they make briquettes out of this and then these00:46:05
briquettes are like construction waste00:46:06
used for construction, including00:46:08
bulk islands are gradually00:46:10
enlarging your Little Country like this00:46:13
that we are actually standing on garbage00:46:15
island and look at the Statue of Liberty00:46:18
real00:46:20
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And behind the Statue of Liberty is the Rainbow Bridge00:46:26
hanging huge00:46:29
each region has its own bridge00:46:32
rules for waste disposal everywhere00:46:34
they are quite tough for example for everyone00:46:37
categories of garbage have their days when it00:46:39
you can throw away there are four main ones00:46:41
categories00:46:43
burns and large00:46:46
Recyclable waste is further divided into00:46:48
many categories this is paper glass00:46:50
plastic and so on on almost everything00:46:52
The product contains instructions on what its parts are00:46:54
Where should you put it?00:46:58
The story with garbage here is very complicated00:47:00
here You can’t just pick it up No00:47:02
understand what kind of waste and throw it away00:47:04
garbage can or some kind00:47:06
trash container in the yard How is it00:47:07
usually occurs in some countries00:47:10
here the garbage needs to be sorted00:47:12
this is not the same sorting as00:47:14
even in Europe where are you here approximately00:47:16
metal there about glass and then there00:47:17
someone will figure it out no in Japan it is necessary00:47:20
for example, if a plastic bottle is her00:47:22
needs to be washed off it needs to be removed00:47:23
definitely a lid because it's a lid00:47:26
and this bottle itself is plastic00:47:28
this is a different material this is a different type00:47:30
waste, you need to remove the label from it00:47:32
in general, the sorting here is just some kind00:47:35
amazing and some people say00:47:37
even when they go into the store again they think00:47:39
cook for them at home or go to a cafe or00:47:41
restaurant so that later at home If you00:47:43
prepare not to bother with garbage and here you go00:47:46
look, for example, they are plastic00:47:48
bottles, that is, they are all washed00:47:50
washed, that is, not a single one is dirty00:47:52
bottles, that is, they must be washed and00:47:54
all without lids, that is, lids from00:47:56
there are already some bottles here separately00:47:58
other bottles I don’t know what the difference is but00:48:01
apparently for the Japanese there is some difference00:48:02
one bottle two bottle one person not00:48:07
didn't remove the label, he tried to remove it00:48:08
apparently, but somehow she didn’t take it off00:48:11
he left a bottle with the label oh So00:48:13
so here are aluminum cans here00:48:17
a whole container of aluminum cans00:48:19
here are some batteries and some cans00:48:22
and here are bags of mixed waste00:48:25
We charge for mixed waste when they00:48:28
so they throw it away Additional You00:48:29
should buy such expensive paid ones00:48:32
trash bags other than the Statue of Liberty on00:48:34
Odaiba Island There is a huge wheel00:48:36
viewing the offices of world companies and00:48:39
amazing interactive museum overall I00:48:42
I don’t often take pictures in museums sometimes00:48:44
I go just for personal pleasure but00:48:47
I suddenly found myself here00:48:50
fantastic this place is called te00:48:53
is located in the south of Tokyo those very high00:48:56
islands is such an interactive museum00:48:58
where various installations and00:49:02
some of them with water, some of them00:49:04
dry it can't be called a museum it's00:49:06
some kind of interactive center you00:49:08
must take off their shoes. At the same time, they must take off00:49:10
socks too because next you00:49:12
start walking on water walking on water00:49:14
walking among some balls of labyrinths is all00:49:17
it's with the light with the smells with the wind00:49:19
different surfaces on which you00:49:21
come on, this is just something incredible00:49:24
I would never have thought Really00:49:26
I recommend especially with00:49:28
children will have fun00:49:31
the main thing is to make a huge amount00:49:33
cool photos in00:49:35
Instagram if before People went to00:49:37
museums to look at some paintings00:49:39
or for something else now they go to00:49:41
some very interesting space00:49:42
to take cool photos That's it00:49:45
here in front of the entrance there is some00:49:47
the column around which everyone00:49:51
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taking pictures00:49:57
in general, for foreigners the whole of Japan is like00:49:59
one big museum to pick up00:50:01
impressions, don’t even take excursions00:50:03
just walking is enough00:50:05
To local shops Here it is00:50:07
typical Japanese buildings, narrow streets00:50:11
narrow houses no sidewalks but that's it00:50:14
quite cozy, the whole thrill is walking around00:50:17
such areas that you go you go you go00:50:19
Look how behind my back Yes00:50:20
some cathedral covered in graffiti00:50:23
some gray strange house parking00:50:25
Well, but walking here you are like a mushroom picker in the forest00:50:29
you find some wonderful shops00:50:31
the benches are very stylish, beautiful, cute00:50:33
look at the places bam yes that is for here00:50:36
this sad, shabby house00:50:38
there will be some kind of clothing store for you00:50:42
again some very stylish one00:50:45
I know the store office is probably here right away00:50:49
again wonderful00:50:51
shop where they sell eco clothes and00:50:55
they also have another cafe here00:50:57
you can just have something to drink here00:50:59
look you come in like oh what a beauty00:51:03
and next door is the cutest coffee shop, everything is very00:51:06
stylish and beautiful and here is a cheese shop00:51:10
who she sits next to is simply amazing00:51:12
doggy What a cute doggy doggy00:51:16
incredible just oh just her sweetheart00:51:19
chained to a cow, served here inside00:51:24
cheese and wine are served and opposite there is a shop with00:51:28
dishes Look again as soon as00:51:31
everything is stylish and neat and what a contrast00:51:33
yes, that is, it’s clear that there is00:51:36
Japanese people who understand how to do00:51:38
stylish minimalistic Well, for some reason00:51:40
they don’t go to work in the subway and00:51:44
mail means suddenly in the store00:51:48
some pokemon cards for sale00:51:51
this stn with Pikachu at the same time Pay00:51:53
Attention, there is a card Over 8000:51:56
she lies there chained like that00:52:00
44 yen for 22 different cards in general00:52:06
and so that you understand Here directly for each00:52:10
Pokemon there is a good selection there is absolutely00:52:13
simple ones that cost 100 to 80 there00:52:16
en And there are those that cost tens of thousands00:52:20
It's right here00:52:24
debauchery of censorship but it's already here for00:52:29
those who decided instead of a living woman00:52:31
choose a small doll here00:52:34
can you dress her up in some dresses?00:52:38
suits In general, the same case00:52:40
when grown men play with dolls Well00:52:42
in general, you see such depravity here00:52:44
However, they are sold. And the price of such a doll00:52:47
25,000 yen and all solda and Transformers00:52:51
There are also Transformers for every taste00:52:54
all would not be painted, you collect them here00:52:56
and than00:52:59
he paints a bunch of different tweezers here00:53:02
all sorts of things00:53:03
tools are00:53:05
team here are a bunch of different brushes00:53:09
colors of any shades In general, everything is here00:53:13
to assemble and then paint the model00:53:15
They look like these ear sticks but that's it00:53:17
different diameters It seems to me only in00:53:20
In Japan they came up with the idea to do all this00:53:21
all kinds of magnifying glasses to00:53:23
collect only there are no attachments for some00:53:30
machines so that everything can be filed00:53:33
Polish00:53:36
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finish In total, five floors with00:53:41
various figures, models and everything00:53:44
what collectors might need and00:53:48
There are dozens of such stores here on one00:53:50
street that is, it's not the only one00:53:51
the store is one of00:53:54
many00:53:57
Judging by what is written here00:53:58
most likely it was used00:54:00
used clothes are sold like this00:54:03
you can buy someone's clothes in bags00:54:07
2640 2420 you can only buy linen A00:54:11
you can buy all the clothes in these00:54:14
bagged office suit used00:54:16
7200 costs in general that's all00:54:19
used underwear and more00:54:22
there are used costumes here00:54:24
fully used00:54:27
suits That is, you can buy a whole00:54:29
can you just buy a set of clothes?00:54:32
only the underwear is anonymous00:54:37
And there are from specific girls from00:54:40
specific girls cost more than 2,000 a00:54:43
anonymous costs 1000 That is, for 1000 yen00:54:47
you get a pig in a poke yeah here00:54:51
see there it is00:54:52
anonymous Simpler, but more specific00:54:55
for example, here are her panties, then it will already be00:54:58
It costs 2400 and so they apply00:55:02
photograph exactly Whose is this Whose is this00:55:05
Clothes that are interesting for women and men00:55:07
department not allowed hanging special00:55:09
sign Well, besides all these fan00:55:12
shops with dolls with comics00:55:16
equipment with video game characters here00:55:18
Of course there are famous sex shops00:55:21
Japanese sex shops and what’s interesting too00:55:25
many floors have everything for every taste and00:55:29
wallet and your imagination what’s interesting00:55:32
they don't allow women on the men's floors00:55:35
that is, a man can go to the women's floor00:55:37
come with your girlfriend and watch00:55:39
I don’t know about all sorts of vibrators there00:55:41
the rest But on the men's floor Where on00:55:43
in fact there is nothing like that, that is, there00:55:46
it’s just that these kufs are something else for some reason00:55:49
women are not allowed in. It is quite possible that00:55:51
Japanese men are just shy00:55:54
when you're there to shop so that somehow00:55:56
business did not ruin women are not told to go there00:55:59
come in And I finally found the one00:56:01
the most legendary vegy device Where00:56:03
Dirty panties are on sale and there are rumors about him00:56:07
many legends are told When usually00:56:09
they talk about Japan They say a00:56:10
The Japanese are such perverts that they have underpants00:56:13
straight dirty ones are sold in their machine gun00:56:15
the famous machine gun that people talk about00:56:18
legends where they sell used panties00:56:22
500 yen for two pieces actually00:56:25
mostly touristy00:56:27
Legend because they don't stand there00:56:30
There aren’t any of these machines anywhere, but00:56:33
apparently because a lot of people come here00:56:34
there are a lot of foreigners and tourists who go00:56:37
and they say where to buy dirty ones here00:56:39
coward I have a feeling that they are Japanese00:56:42
decided to make some money on this00:56:44
Especially considering that it's there00:56:46
the only wall where everything is duplicated00:56:47
in English that is everything00:56:49
the rest are apparently for internal purposes00:56:50
consumption This is the only ND where00:56:52
everything is written that just buy panties there00:56:57
here are the duplicates, all in English, this is a stand with00:57:00
dirty laundry with dirty clothes therefore00:57:02
I still have a feeling that this is00:57:03
made for tourists who wanted to00:57:07
this whole thing00:57:08
[music]00:57:10
see about sexual family life00:57:12
Japanese and also about laf hotels and local00:57:15
I’ll tell you more about prostitution00:57:17
in the next video about Japan age00:57:19
consent from 13 years old you go out she leads00:57:22
you to the widespread Love hotel yes00:57:25
I'm already renting a room for 2 hours for00:57:27
love pleasures we keep going and you can find00:57:31
a couple for the evening, these modest dates00:57:34
the Japanese will still surprise you. What will we do?00:57:36
do in this shithole in this den 200:57:39
hour suck suck00:57:43
sosa For now let's continue00:57:54
in this glass you will immediately have00:57:56
for example tea with00:57:58
amazing ice nearby and already here00:58:02
drinks, that is, buy some00:58:03
there is juice and if it seems to you00:58:05
not cold enough here is for any00:58:09
taste ice cups Large00:58:11
small00:58:12
[music]00:58:16
medium-sized store with some jars00:58:19
jelly jelly with grapes is very tasty not00:58:23
sweet so cool00:58:29
with delicious grapes Well, of course expensive00:58:33
for such a jar one 100000:58:37
Yang Japanese are in no hurry to have children00:58:41
But these are dogs or cats00:58:43
please because it’s less hassle A00:58:45
the main thing is cheaper Although I would argue here00:58:48
now we'll go to the pet store and00:58:50
let's see how much they cost in Japan00:58:53
pets before entering00:58:55
pet Shop00:58:57
you need to measure your temperature00:59:01
the most expensive dog is some kind of poodle00:59:05
Siberian cat costs almost 2 million euros00:59:10
million 210,000 yen and the Yard cat00:59:15
Probably this is also Siberian too00:59:17
Sibirskaya 770 en they are there00:59:21
play very well00:59:23
cute00:59:26
In general, buying animals in Japan is very00:59:28
expensive Therefore, if you decide to move to00:59:31
Japan is better with its red poodle00:59:34
for 2 million yen But he behaves like how00:59:37
dog for 2 million price of this cat00:59:41
200,000 yen plus another 70,000 A 70,000 per00:59:45
that naturally cats can also be used00:59:47
dogs therefore have two microchip vaccines00:59:51
costs approximately 70,000, that is, there is more to the price00:59:56
what's going on is another 7,000 need to be added here00:59:59
these are the most interesting two cats here01:00:00
here are two Siberian cats from01:00:07
[music]01:00:23
Saitomas are even just puppies and kittens01:00:28
I asked what happens to them when01:00:30
they grow up because they are on the Internet01:00:31
they write terrible things, there are hardly any of them01:00:34
they don’t give it to shelters and don’t euthanize them when01:00:36
No one in the EU buys them here01:00:38
They say01:00:39
that the less the higher the price later01:00:42
gradually price01:00:43
falls with the growth of the animal and in01:00:46
at some point there is still01:00:48
someone who buys it What not01:00:50
the Japanese will come01:00:53
name01:00:55
to tape girls' mouths So01:00:57
if your girlfriend calls you at night01:00:59
Valera might be able to buy one like this01:01:03
the patch is most likely for snoring But01:01:06
what's interesting is if girls01:01:08
sealed01:01:10
men's mouths are pinched, but what if01:01:16
nothing helps, you can close your ears01:01:21
hurry up shops01:01:23
tooth01:01:25
they say everything they say manual01:01:29
work If the Koreans base their cuisine01:01:32
The Japanese naturally have fish as meat.01:01:35
the fish here are incredible01:01:37
quantity And when you come here01:01:39
for example, somewhere in Europe in sushi, what do you want?01:01:42
there's tuna salmon, well maybe01:01:45
a few squid crabs of some kind01:01:46
shrimp and several types of some kind01:01:48
white fish there is only white fish here01:01:51
there may be dozens of different types and01:01:53
a good Sushi Master will be yours01:01:54
be sure to tell us what one fish is01:01:55
different from the other In general, what is here01:01:57
but no, I don’t even have the name of many fish01:02:00
never heard of it before I got into it01:02:01
Japan A and to generally look at01:02:03
Japanese fish need to go to the market01:02:06
see how this whole thing is sold01:02:08
Of course the fish market needs to be understood Yes01:02:09
what is the professional market where01:02:11
For example, restaurants and uh are purchased there01:02:14
tourists are no longer allowed there like this01:02:16
it was before when it was possible there on01:02:18
Kunz auction come early in the morning and01:02:20
watch Yes, now you can too, but you01:02:21
You're already looking from behind the glass There from above That01:02:23
there is no longer a complete immersion on01:02:25
the place of the old fish market now01:02:28
a large number of some kind of counter01:02:30
cafes restaurants where you can Well first of all01:02:32
second look at this fish right away01:02:34
eat it like this this is what it looks like01:02:36
that means they work here and there01:02:39
there are some touts here01:02:42
counter where you can, for example, just01:02:45
giant giant oysters here01:02:48
they show a crab by the way, it’s quite possible01:02:51
this is Russian crab because I know01:02:54
Japan's fishing season hasn't started yet Well01:02:58
maybe already Local I don’t know01:03:01
right here this whole thing is being cooked and fried01:03:03
in general, everything is so relatively simple and even01:03:07
inexpensive, a lot of different dried01:03:11
some sets of fish that you can01:03:13
take it with you because the place01:03:17
tacos are becoming more and more touristy01:03:18
some will appear here01:03:23
owl places for Japan for example here01:03:26
selling juice while you see the juice01:03:29
make it directly in an orange instead of a glass01:03:32
they use orange by the way very good01:03:35
establishment from just good to bad01:03:37
here Probably not But you can tell the difference by01:03:39
queue If you see something standing somewhere01:03:42
queue01:03:44
it means this establishment has some kind of01:03:46
story maybe it got there You see01:03:49
For example01:03:51
It's kind of bad and it costs a lot01:03:54
Japanese youth therefore Perhaps this01:03:56
the establishment got on Instagram01:03:57
some kind of Japanese I don't know there01:04:00
stars or some kind of guide here01:04:03
maybe there really is a lot01:04:04
delicious legends are made about this place Well01:04:07
in general, the queue suggests that01:04:08
This is not an easy establishment. Here are the people somewhere01:04:11
crowds into some establishment again01:04:12
there's a queue there's a queue01:04:14
Right big and now in the next one01:04:16
next queue they are so organized with01:04:18
with ribbons and some Cook who01:04:22
prepares tuna meat different types of tuna01:04:24
man Wow, this is where our turn is01:04:27
So this is the turn Let's look behind A01:04:33
behind01:04:34
octopuses what's wrong with octopuses01:04:36
make it not very clear It's simple01:04:38
fried octopus I realized it was them01:04:42
they make it like this, like paper from01:04:44
shrimp or octopus something01:04:46
incredible Now let's see when they01:04:48
they will get it generally pressed01:04:51
pressed octopus people stand in01:04:53
queues because of this and under pressure in01:04:57
in general some very strange thing01:04:58
pressed shrimp or octopus01:05:01
As I understand it, they are mixed there with some kind of01:05:03
egg or flour they are placed under a press01:05:06
fry until so gigantic01:05:09
flat chips so big chips01:05:11
it turns out and people are behind it01:05:13
the queue looks completely wrong01:05:15
appetizing I don't know01:05:18
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to pinch Omka Omka see here01:05:24
just a gigantic queue is probably the most01:05:26
there's a big queue at this market, it's so01:05:28
here it winds, winds, look, see01:05:30
She comes all the way from there because01:05:33
they cook here01:05:38
omelet omelet costs 100 yen, that's less01:05:41
dollar and here you can see how many types01:05:45
these omelettes are there with crab01:05:49
with chopsticks and some kind of onion for sure01:05:52
the same Omki and no one is behind them01:05:55
How do some Omki differ from others? If01:05:57
honestly I don't know Well01:05:59
in general, in my opinion, an omelette is01:06:02
definitely not the product it’s worth01:06:04
stand in some kind of line, but we01:06:06
we come to the market, including to01:06:09
be surprised marvel at local traditions01:06:12
which may seem strange to us01:06:15
boxes of everything, crabs01:06:18
various shrimps, that's all the shells01:06:21
looks very tasty and most01:06:24
you can buy this and eat it right here01:06:26
By the way, they sell caviar very interestingly01:06:29
that's just how they get it and sell it01:06:31
not salty by the way, interesting system with01:06:35
ramen ramen is a separate type01:06:38
restaurants in Japan and usually you order01:06:43
you do it while you're standing in line, that is, in01:06:44
There's a queue for ramen and While you're at it01:06:46
you stand in line, you place an order when you01:06:48
you come in and they are already preparing everything so that everything is ready01:06:50
faster faster faster because01:06:52
ramen small hundred they need01:06:55
so that you can quickly turn around to places here01:06:59
But usually you eat and then after eating01:07:02
you pay And in Tokyo I found it now01:07:05
frame where you pay at the beginning you pay at01:07:08
automatically, that is, there are people inside01:07:10
sits and you must first approach01:07:13
such a machine can choose what you want01:07:16
that is, you put the money in first01:07:19
cash only after that01:07:22
do you want Ramen some extras01:07:26
For example, you can take a glass of beer there01:07:29
rice egg everything you need01:07:33
And after that they give you a ticket and this01:07:37
the coupon is taken by the restaurant and begins01:07:39
while you're standing in line you should start01:07:41
cooking your food is the system01:07:45
to make people eat faster01:07:51
the locals went to the Ayama area01:07:56
stores surprise not only with their contents01:07:58
but also01:08:02
form I am now in the Ayama area01:08:05
this is an area with so many trendy shops01:08:07
there are both Japanese brands and01:08:10
international but the area is interesting to me01:08:12
of course not with clothes where am I and where is fashion01:08:15
I'm interested in architecture because01:08:18
various boutiques They compete01:08:20
the store will be cooler and more interesting01:08:24
and every store here is like this01:08:26
big sculpture, all this is interesting01:08:30
case View example01:08:32
mi shop it looks like such a giant01:08:35
see the box What kind of architecture is that01:08:38
yes it's a gray box01:08:41
metal01:08:43
which opened slightly and from there01:08:48
the store appeared And this is great too01:08:52
This is a very interesting store here01:08:56
glass like Crystal building with such01:09:01
diagonal windows that resemble01:09:04
quilted sofa upholstery here of course01:09:08
there are many floors for locals or01:09:12
visiting fashionistas could buy themselves01:09:15
a bunch of junk and this is something01:09:17
they built a new one, they haven’t opened it yet, I don’t know01:09:19
what brand will be here? But here again01:09:21
in principle it is clear that01:09:25
everyone invests a lot of money in01:09:28
one of the stores made its own stores01:09:30
myself in the yard basketball court I01:09:33
I don't think anyone here will play01:09:34
Well, first of all, there’s some kind of basketball here01:09:36
expensive fashion store second01:09:38
platform made under01:09:41
the slope apparently allows water to flow from it01:09:44
drained And the store itself was completely01:09:53
at other times it seems downright beautiful01:09:57
Look at this cutest little one01:09:59
bus That is, it is not just a bus, but01:10:02
they painted it with some fish01:10:06
crabs and I really want to get on this bus01:10:09
climb even despite the noise of it01:10:12
diesel01:10:13
engine that we certainly don't01:10:16
we approve, here in Japan you can often01:10:19
see some interesting livery on01:10:21
public transport here01:10:25
and if you decide to bring from Japan01:10:27
rare gadget or Manga comics for you01:10:30
need to go to Akiba area This is a real paradise01:10:33
for geeks and fans01:10:34
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anime I arrived in the Akiba area or01:10:44
Akihabara its name comes from01:10:46
named after the deity Akiba who rules01:10:49
fire The whole point is that in 186901:10:52
the area was almost completely destroyed01:10:54
fire and to protect New Homes from01:10:55
fire, the Japanese established a sanctuary here01:10:57
to the deity Akib already in the 20th century the region01:11:00
informally called the city of electronics01:11:02
because the black market flourished here01:11:03
household appliances and over time here01:11:05
official ones have already begun to open01:11:07
shopping centers and small shops01:11:09
selling all sorts of computers and01:11:11
other electronics still on the way for new ones01:11:14
used gadgets people travel to01:11:16
first of all here Naki Khabarov is not01:11:19
I know you can compare it to Moscow01:11:20
Gorbushka Well, of course the scale is not the same, but01:11:23
here everything is much cooler here but what01:11:25
this is the center that is connected with01:11:26
electronics But of course not only01:11:28
gadgets are not only electronics because01:11:30
With the development of video games, the area has also become01:11:32
haven for representatives01:11:34
otaku subcultures And that's what they call it01:11:36
fans of anime Manga computer games01:11:38
there and so on And today in Akihabara01:11:41
there are hundreds of themed stores01:11:43
who sell anime Mango souvenirs there01:11:46
various game merch but if you think01:11:49
that there are crowds walking the streets here01:11:50
teenagers, this is not true at all because01:11:52
that anime comes first01:11:54
genre of adult animation like this01:11:56
that's why there are such adults walking here01:11:59
serious amateurs in Akihabara01:12:00
there are dozens of themed cafes01:12:03
Maida and the main Visitor are also01:12:05
grown men by the way Name of the maid01:12:08
cafe comes from English and that is01:12:10
a maid in the guise of maids from01:12:13
Manga and anime are most often found in May The cafe01:12:15
work01:12:18
waitresses are sold everywhere here01:12:21
a huge number of these figures01:12:23
the figurines they cost are kind of wild01:12:25
money there are vending machines where01:12:27
I also come across something. In general, I to01:12:30
to my great shame there is nothing in it01:12:32
I understand, but judging by the number of stores01:12:35
and Judging by the kind of crowds there are sometimes01:12:37
now it's just the morning of a working day01:12:39
they work but in the evenings there are people here01:12:41
walks around and buys this whole thing So01:12:45
amazing amazing culture01:12:46
which passed me by but here it’s just01:12:49
probably paradise for people who love all this01:12:52
the main thing is who is interested in all this01:12:56
understands another great soup01:12:58
the peculiarity of Japan is that they are like this01:13:00
storage cells they are located01:13:03
literally everywhere in metro stations in01:13:04
shopping centers and even just on the street01:13:07
so if you come here, walk around01:13:09
the city bought something and you need it01:13:11
temporarily leave it somewhere literally01:13:13
there you can rent one for a dollar or two01:13:16
cell, leave your things there and go01:13:19
walking lightly Overall, awesome stuff01:13:23
it is clear that in different countries such things are possible01:13:25
meet but I have never seen anything like this01:13:27
the number of these cells is like in Japan here01:13:29
They really are literally just on everyone01:13:31
step here the cell costs only 300 ein then01:13:34
there are 2 dollars for 2 dollars you can have it01:13:37
rent here they built and this01:13:40
large paddock01:13:42
with cells that can be rented01:13:45
large cell costs 700 ein medium 50001:13:49
small 400 and there are such lockers01:13:52
near each station01:13:56
[applause]01:13:57
metro01:13:59
Akihabara is certainly an amazing area01:14:01
because there is a huge amount here01:14:03
some cafes, restaurants, entertainment01:14:04
centers of shops where they sell simply01:14:07
that's literally all and the area is interesting01:14:10
with this visual garbage01:14:12
flashy advertising, that is, not here01:14:14
architecture here as architecture01:14:17
various advertising01:14:19
sign surfaces is the same case Yes01:14:22
when the more advertising the better01:14:24
advertising It's about like in New York01:14:27
that Square Yes, when the architecture is not visible01:14:29
behind the advertising facades and these themselves01:14:33
here are advertising surfaces media screen01:14:35
they became part of the architecture they became01:14:37
their facades became shop windows and already01:14:39
no matter what your building looks like, it's the same01:14:41
same here Yes, here we don’t care01:14:43
absolutely What are these concrete boxes like?01:14:44
built here because this is it01:14:46
a huge amount of advertising and01:14:49
creates some kind of unique01:14:51
The surroundings are clear, something must be done01:14:53
be reasonably clear that the whole city if01:14:55
it will be like this we will go crazy somewhere01:14:57
I still want something calm01:14:59
somewhere you want your eyes to rest But01:15:00
like this place where you come Where are you01:15:02
takes pictures Where are you looking at all this01:15:05
variegation This is quite interesting and also01:15:09
What's interesting is that everything is written here in01:15:10
hieroglyphs and we are Europeans01:15:12
we don’t understand what is written here so01:15:14
For us these are just some patterns01:15:16
some kind of script, some ornaments here01:15:19
locals go and they still read all this01:15:21
I wonder how it feels by the way01:15:23
some, for example, Scandinavians01:15:24
Europeans I don’t know Icelanders for example01:15:27
who get to Japan and see01:15:29
there are advertisements everywhere with these girls01:15:31
exploitation of this sexuality01:15:33
big breasts everything half naked01:15:35
all this eroticism and objectification01:15:39
we lure the female body Yes, that's all01:15:42
these girls in cafes and restaurants01:15:44
I can imagine how shocked they are everywhere01:15:46
because for example in Iceland it is01:15:47
prohibited by law, that is, there01:15:49
can not use01:15:51
uh the body is like some kind of instrument01:15:54
advertising cannot be used for01:15:56
attracting clients is expressly prohibited01:15:58
at the level of law and in general European01:16:00
morality in terms of equality there is very01:16:02
It’s very different there from Japanese because01:16:04
that in Japan they use the female body01:16:07
body wherever possible and in general what in01:16:09
this is no one's problem here01:16:11
It’s surprising that this is exactly what they come here for01:16:13
I wonder how fast Japan01:16:15
evolves under pressure from Europe and01:16:18
here again an interesting precedent Yes01:16:21
us in Russia often for now01:16:23
The West is like some depraved West is like01:16:26
that it’s just Sodom and Gomorrah there01:16:28
these are just gay parades horrors Nightmare A01:16:31
Russia is such a conservative country01:16:34
Moreover, on many issues the West in general01:16:36
Russia will be much more conservative01:16:38
much decently for example again in01:16:40
in terms of attitudes towards women in terms of01:16:42
attitude towards the female body because01:16:43
People don’t see Russia, just like in Japan.01:16:46
nothing wrong with objectifying a woman01:16:49
in the use of the female body there01:16:51
exploitation of sexuality01:16:53
in advertising Wherever it is01:16:55
is considered completely normal, but on01:16:57
this depraved west is no more01:17:00
so become friends01:17:01
civilized and probably still01:17:03
you need to evolve somehow to get out01:17:05
from some medieval European01:17:08
values in this regard will be closer to me Well01:17:10
and there are advertisements for these cafes everywhere with01:17:13
girls in suits01:17:17
maids are of course the judge of all of Japan01:17:19
Tokyo alone is impossible, therefore from01:17:22
capital administration I went to01:17:24
cultural such unofficial status01:17:26
carries the city01:17:30
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[music]01:17:52
Kyoto01:17:56
[music]01:18:03
[music]01:18:21
amini Kyoto was also once as many as 1101:18:25
centuries If you want to see01:18:26
a postcard from Japan then come here in time01:18:29
World War II Kyoto in contrast01:18:31
other cities were practically not affected01:18:33
from the bombings That's why all this beauty01:18:35
has reached our days in its original form01:18:38
Of course there’s a lot here and it’s a remake, but01:18:40
traditional japanese style try01:18:47
observe But here is a small traditional01:18:50
Japanese house kitchen area where I01:18:53
spoiled the view with a suitcase, then they open and01:18:56
bathroom in the bathroom must be a garden to01:18:59
you could lie in the bath and admire01:19:03
beauty here01:19:06
There is01:19:09
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garden upstairs bedroom and balcony like this01:19:17
here is a stunning balcony A on01:19:19
balcony rock garden That is, it was possible01:19:22
winter tires and a bicycle they are just01:19:25
scattered stones and some rubble and01:19:29
luxurious view of dense buildings01:19:35
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Kyoto in Kyoto at every step you will be01:19:42
don't come across girls in colorful kimanos01:19:45
confused with real geisha in most cases01:19:47
cases these are ordinary girls or even01:19:49
tourists and they most likely wear kimanos01:19:52
not real01:19:53
[music]01:19:54
one of the entertainments in the historical01:19:56
quarter of Kyoto - this is a rental But here01:19:58
girls rent this and go all day01:20:01
and take pictures the rent costs Well in01:20:04
depending on the quality but per day somewhere01:20:07
4000 yen which is quite inexpensive considering01:20:11
such exoticism and stunning photographs01:20:13
which you will get if you look01:20:16
Yes01:20:17
here01:20:19
there are a lot of local couples there01:20:23
You see, here's one another, here they are, all of them01:20:25
they dress up, they put on these dresses01:20:27
these slippers and walk around the cafe01:20:30
fascinating spectacle Well, we still have01:20:32
besides everything else, I'm interested in how they01:20:33
work with the urban environment, taking into account that01:20:35
quarter01:20:37
historical they are incredibly cool01:20:41
decorate all foreign elements01:20:44
for example electric air conditioners01:20:45
cabinets are like that in most buildings01:20:49
here they are in such a traditional style01:20:52
then everything new has to be somehow01:20:55
decorate Well, of course not everywhere01:20:57
not everywhere because here on this01:20:59
building he air conditioners are just open but01:21:01
in most cases they will be closed01:21:04
or some decorative fence01:21:06
We'll go through some panels now01:21:08
Let's see it looks very nice01:21:10
By the way, in Russia it wouldn’t hurt either01:21:13
learn how to decorate an air conditioner01:21:16
electrical cabinets and others here01:21:19
e elements are important but ugly rental01:21:25
a cheap kimono for tourists costs about01:21:27
$30 for authentic Japanese01:21:30
you'll need an outfit already01:21:32
150-200 dollars plus time and01:21:35
patience How to distinguish a real kimano01:21:38
from fake I asked Sergei which01:21:41
lives in Kyoto for many years real kimono01:21:44
It also differs in that a kimono is01:21:46
general clothing and not just on top what’s there01:21:49
puts on his own clothes, that is01:21:50
firstly there is an inner kimono01:21:52
which is put on the body is there01:21:56
a system of all kinds of searches to01:22:00
adjust to size because everything01:22:02
kimanos are usually dimensionless after that01:22:04
There is dressing. The outer kimono is dressing.01:22:08
different belts for this belt01:22:11
some small belts and so on01:22:13
it's all quite big01:22:16
procedure That's all it takes to get dressed01:22:20
kimono Well there from 30 minutes to01:22:23
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hour and Sergei invited me to01:22:27
religious ritual of my family About this I01:22:30
I'll tell you in the next video about Japan01:22:31
In the meantime, let's look at the Japanese01:22:37
a wedding is a wedding and this is a wedding01:22:41
suit This is a kimano, it's serious01:22:45
here is a multi-layered and I sing embroidery01:22:48
all manual01:22:51
Yes01:22:54
The Japanese believe that evil spirits can01:22:56
protect bamboo so these plants01:22:59
often planted near a temple in Kyoto01:23:01
where thousands of altars were built and smashed01:23:03
a whole bamboo forest grows here more01:23:06
thousands of types of bamboo and the most01:23:08
Mosa bamboo, a common type of bamboo here01:23:11
was imported from China in a month01:23:14
the plant grows 20 m in01:23:21
height01:23:25
and this is such a luxurious tea house in01:23:29
surrounded by maples it's the end of October01:23:32
they are just starting to turn red01:23:35
tops and in a couple of weeks That's all01:23:39
it will be red, this is of course separate01:23:41
separate pleasure01:23:42
sight01:23:44
natural autumn as well as flowering01:23:47
cherry blossoms when people come to admire them01:23:50
these are the red Japanese maple01:23:53
here and there these red ones light up01:23:55
the colors here are of course an incredible trail from01:23:57
such stones create the feeling that01:24:01
you're walking through a swamp Just everyone01:24:04
square centimeter it is well-groomed, everything is here01:24:07
so perfect that you can't help it01:24:11
I want to catch my eye and want to criticize01:24:14
it’s impossible because the Japanese have reached01:24:18
perfection and this is a public garden that is01:24:21
there are a lot of tourists and you01:24:23
just look how beautiful it is everywhere01:24:27
like every bush, every blade of grass01:24:29
is on his own01:24:34
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place The only problem with all this01:24:41
beauty that as often happens Instagram01:24:45
very different from real life01:24:47
because on Instagram they make What01:24:49
beautiful clean photos and in01:24:51
reality Here, uh, tens, hundreds, or even01:24:55
and thousands of tourists guests all want01:24:58
take a photo therefore the atmosphere is not01:25:00
but in the guidebooks they will write to you that01:25:03
It's so quiet here that people listen01:25:06
how the bamboo makes noise but you can only hear01:25:09
clicks of cameras and how people are between01:25:12
communicate with each other no bamboo01:25:15
there is no romance although maybe if01:25:17
arrive very early for opening or at01:25:19
it might be some kind of working day01:25:22
there will be fewer people lotus pond01:25:24
there is also a lotus pond here01:25:26
it's surprising when there is so much bamboo01:25:29
of course they make plastic bamboo01:25:31
This is where it comes in. Well, it's cheap01:25:33
it looks like it looks like plastic01:25:35
these sticks make it feel like we01:25:37
not in China not in Japan I think when01:25:39
you have a whole bamboo forest and still01:25:41
they are removing these dried stems01:25:45
It was quite possible in the place of the Japanese, it was possible01:25:47
was made from real natural01:25:49
bamboo And soon plastic lanterns01:25:51
will be like in Anapa01:25:53
Sun starts with a plastic fence with01:25:54
counterfeits on bamboo then begin01:25:57
plastic lanterns after that people at home01:26:00
they put up artificial trees and drink01:26:03
non-alcoholic champagne and this01:26:05
personality decay and moral decline01:26:08
it just starts with these01:26:10
plastic01:26:11
fences so I hope the mayor of Kyoto will01:26:17
but I felt a little better about the poison01:26:21
Izya01:26:22
it wasn't easy, but we did it01:26:25
look, you see, this is real bamboo01:26:26
here it is, here's the real one, look how01:26:29
it's beautiful you can see it here01:26:31
Look, this is real, this is how it is01:26:33
it’s beautiful just how different they all are01:26:36
amazing texture overall very01:26:38
super And then bam and plastic and then plastic01:26:42
like this, like this, like this, even here01:26:43
made for comparison That's good A01:26:45
this is bad. Here is a beautiful fence with01:26:48
some kind of grass here is real already01:26:50
stems In general they can when but when not01:26:53
they want to make plastic fences01:26:56
it looks so obscene it looks like this01:26:59
you can’t do it and if that’s where the bamboo01:27:01
forest they made a plastic fake then01:27:04
here in Kyoto Old Town you can01:27:06
see the real fence correctly from01:27:08
real bamboo they can when01:27:10
want01:27:12
I hope they fix it there, of course.01:27:15
there are a huge number of tourists here01:27:17
some schoolchildren are walking, it's darkening01:27:20
contemplation of the incredible city of Kyoka01:27:24
Kyoto kyoko I'm already brewing but here01:27:27
so beautiful that even despite01:27:31
these crowds that Even despite the huge01:27:34
you still feel the number of people01:27:37
indescribable delight especially at sunset01:27:40
go upstairs to01:27:43
to the temple It's just a fairy tale01:27:47
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friends01:27:58
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These are the narrow streets you come across01:28:04
with some amazing establishments01:28:06
cafe01:28:08
restaurants tea houses with geisha01:28:12
Please note Yes, also from01:28:13
these bamboo sticks01:28:15
decorate01:28:20
beautiful I want this whole thing01:28:23
take pictures of some fences01:28:26
Here's to decorating the doors again01:28:30
there's nothing to decorate here01:28:32
some communications A are taken outside01:28:36
I don’t even know what this bike is but here01:28:38
is it just someone left or is it01:28:41
specially decorated with such love01:28:43
made simply, look at each one01:28:45
fence, some copper ones like this01:28:47
corner covers here And of course here01:28:49
these narrow streets of old Kyoto are01:28:53
not the same anymore yes If you follow the main ones here01:28:56
well, just some endless souvenirs01:29:00
a lot of tourists But if from here somewhere01:29:02
roll it up, you can still catch one like this01:29:06
the soulful atmosphere of the old town of No01:29:09
in general, the old center of Kyoto is also01:29:11
about preserving identity here01:29:13
most of the buildings are new here01:29:15
Yes Yes of course historically Nosh01:29:17
rebuilt remodeled but here01:29:19
very strict design code and when you01:29:22
here you go you don't have any problems01:29:24
some kind of rejection of the architectural01:29:26
there are some unique examples here01:29:28
like some chain coffee shops01:29:31
which are located in historical01:29:34
buildings How to comply with the design code there01:29:38
different brands which are very careful01:29:41
they hang something like this on the facade01:29:44
a small cloth towel with01:29:47
logo com You see this is the architecture01:29:50
that is, everything new is maintained01:29:53
stylistics And that’s why it’s super here01:29:57
nice to be there super nice to walk01:29:59
there is something to see here and if01:30:01
compare with Russia then Kyoto is like01:30:03
St. Petersburg it is so much higher in01:30:06
in terms of beauty in terms of history01:30:08
heritage of all other Japanese cities01:30:10
that no one else is even close to him01:30:12
the city can't compare If you want01:30:14
enjoy this open one01:30:16
Japan then you need to spend time in Quito Well, no01:30:19
I know, well, at least a week I joke all the time01:30:22
I want to stop and01:30:23
take pictures because but with01:30:26
from the environment's point of view they did01:30:28
This is a unique ensemble. Yes when01:30:31
some new buildings and historical ones01:30:33
You see the water pipe01:30:35
hidden like this in a bamboo casing01:30:38
they go down Yes, it’s clear that it’s modern01:30:40
storm drainage system, that is, but01:30:43
like modern technology they are here01:30:47
fit into such a traditional01:30:50
the architecture is simply unique01:30:52
phenomenon But under this blue01:30:55
the mesh hides the garbage and the mesh01:30:58
covers it so that the wind does not dishevel it and01:31:00
look at the streets here Yes01:31:02
This is all incredibly beautiful, of course.01:31:06
here is an old house, you can see that you are already01:31:08
falling apart there somehow falling apart01:31:11
roof I don’t know how old this house is but01:31:13
it's for sale by the way real estate here01:31:15
She's pretty expensive anyway01:31:17
such a house that is already falling apart01:31:20
quite unattractive Maybe worth a few01:31:22
millions of dollars buy them and01:31:24
Mostly the Chinese now buy from01:31:27
the Chinese have a lot of money, they come here01:31:29
invest, buy houses and something here01:31:31
rebuilt for some small ones01:31:33
hotel01:31:34
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Yes this is a big problem with the old ones01:31:40
houses in Japan since the state01:31:44
practically does not support old houses01:31:47
so that they are preserved but the state01:31:49
interested in reducing01:31:52
the number of empty houses is very01:31:55
often old houses are just like empty houses01:31:57
no, because the state gives subsidies01:32:01
depending on the region and prefecture01:32:04
subsidy can reach $200,00001:32:06
even for a person just to be his own SNS01:32:09
there was a house in this area many years ago01:32:12
about 20 years after all01:32:15
declared as a historical quarter and01:32:18
Here01:32:20
already arrange without agreement with01:32:23
the authorities no longer allow people to01:32:25
should if he buys a house here then a house01:32:28
somehow it must correspond at least01:32:30
general appearance01:32:32
area and not stand out too much A01:32:36
here on one of the streets is01:32:38
probably the most beautiful Starbucks in the world01:32:40
I honestly don't like Starbucks.01:32:42
you can only go there if you're completely01:32:44
hopelessness if there is nothing at all01:32:46
some airport That's because I01:32:48
I think the coffee there is a straight C-minus01:32:50
if not by two but nevertheless powerful01:32:55
brand They are present in many countries01:32:57
In addition to Russia and Kyoto in historical01:32:59
in the center they not only placed their01:33:01
the coffee shop put up signs there, how's that01:33:03
usually they took the historical01:33:05
building and made a coffee shop in the style of01:33:08
traditional Japanese interiors01:33:10
architecture it looks very cool and01:33:12
Let's see as lovingly and01:33:14
make modern with respect to history01:33:17
business in general looks like this01:33:18
the building is already over there Seryozha stands like01:33:22
security guard face control can be removed01:33:24
inside yes So this is our garden in the room yes01:33:27
Or like some kind of fountain they have01:33:29
sliding entrance01:33:31
door01:33:33
Here01:33:35
look01:33:39
there's a tatami up here01:33:42
you can sit here and drink coffee besides01:33:45
There are tatami mats of course and the tables are amazing01:33:48
ceiling Ancient Ancient starbuck and this01:33:52
you know what it is Now there are none but in general01:33:54
for drainage use for you01:33:56
instead of01:33:58
pipes Yes, I’ll make one from a drain01:34:01
installation and here is the second part but to01:34:03
luckily we have good taste in coffee01:34:05
That's why we won't drink at Starbuck's01:34:08
let's just admire01:34:10
interiors Now let's take a walk01:34:12
for non-tourist purposes01:34:15
Kyoto This is such a typical street01:34:20
vche01:34:22
the houses stand wall to wall and even01:34:26
the street is literally three meters wide01:34:29
It's impossible to eat here01:34:32
park or even pass two01:34:34
it will be difficult for cars, but even in01:34:38
it's enough in such cramped conditions01:34:41
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neatly And this is how it grows01:34:50
persimmon even pick it from the tree and01:34:53
I probably won’t even eat it, I’m not sure what01:34:56
locals will appreciate it but it looks01:34:58
she01:35:00
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attractive So this means there is a school here And01:35:08
the school is covered with some kind of giant01:35:10
net so that the children's ball does not fly out01:35:13
the Japanese don’t understand what the main road is01:35:16
fun for a child is a cat's ball01:35:18
flies out onto the road and breaks someone's01:35:20
car and you are hiding from an angry01:35:23
the owner of this car is the Japanese01:35:25
instead of teaching children01:35:28
overcome difficulties evade the cops01:35:31
somewhere to hide and find a way out and01:35:35
would have affected the hopeless situation they01:35:37
they were grown in greenhouse conditions01:35:39
they made a net for them, no childhood at all01:35:42
This is what the markup looks like:01:35:44
schools so that everyone is attentive01:35:47
They’re just making it now And these01:35:49
these narrow kioki streets are just a mess with01:35:52
architecture01:35:53
such a building such such such all this01:35:57
mixed up There is no unity at all01:36:00
style is the only style that is here01:36:02
somehow this style of chaos can be traced01:36:05
wires of lamp posts of people's cars01:36:08
all this is mixed together and it turns out01:36:11
more or less like this01:36:12
homogeneous environment but separately when01:36:15
the eye picks out certain objects01:36:18
It certainly looks very strange01:36:20
By the way, the house looks like01:36:22
historical with such deep01:36:25
shutters with stunning look like this01:36:28
board that is lined with some other01:36:31
nails Indeed it could be01:36:33
there are some rusty windows decorated with pigeons01:36:37
it could be some kind of historical house01:36:40
metal slopes It's like a shutter01:36:43
The refrigerator door is thick01:36:45
50 centimeters That is, I don’t know how she is01:36:48
looks closed but there01:36:50
straight to the temperature Yeah, that's it, that's it01:36:53
such as a warehouse refrigerator turns out01:36:56
Great, great, but that’s all from there01:37:00
much01:37:01
simpler, some kind of modern junk01:37:03
and no one cares about style01:37:06
this whole thing came together and here’s another one01:37:08
an example of how to decorate them01:37:22
and it was an artist who himself01:37:25
self-taught developed his technique01:37:28
drawing and he was very01:37:31
meticulous in detail, he drew such01:37:33
there are small scales and feathers on each01:37:35
animals there birds insects which he01:37:38
painted What to repeat his technique was01:37:41
it’s very difficult now his work is at a standstill01:37:43
auction from a million dollars wow01:37:46
he is very famous for his roosters and so01:37:49
here this artist's nok they01:37:52
decorated01:37:54
images and reproductions of paintings01:37:57
these are his paintings Yes And everywhere01:38:00
right and left especially on shutters01:38:02
in the evening when everything is closed the shutters are closed01:38:05
you can walk on these shutters or01:38:07
look here they are luxurious cocks01:38:11
the roosters are really quite good, so what?01:38:16
we dive inside01:38:18
[music]01:38:20
market01:38:23
a box of sea urchin costs 99,00001:38:28
[music]01:38:31
en fourth avenue stop01:38:35
the bus people leave while they get off01:38:39
all through the front door because when01:38:41
exit you need to pay money here01:38:43
They pay not at the entrance, but at the exit and exit01:38:45
the Japanese have everything through the front door01:38:48
vice versa [music]01:38:54
a hungry heron stands and01:38:56
watches people eat and the heron is lazy01:39:00
this is a beggar heron because it’s nearby01:39:03
Ducks ducks they are hunting there are two visible01:39:05
ducks and They are catching some kind of fish01:39:08
bugs, that is, ducks don’t bother and ducks01:39:09
they will be well-fed01:39:11
heron like some people instead01:39:13
to go to work and be01:39:15
she looks responsible for her life01:39:17
and I'm waiting for a gift from fate, but there's something for me01:39:19
suggests that at this rate it's a heron01:39:22
will die of hunger and will be eaten by these ducks in01:39:25
in general, be like ducks, don't be like this01:39:27
heron beggar Sergei tell me about DAC I01:39:30
I think she's worth a lot of money01:39:32
people say what did you do to the river where01:39:35
there's fish here, that is, it's you, it's a heron01:39:37
activist Yes heron activist By the way we are here01:39:40
they said that Japan is clean01:39:42
a Please note01:39:45
that means yesterday was Halloween and come and go01:39:50
ducks instead of Look again01:39:52
heron the heron does nothing and the ducks01:39:54
maybe they are cleaning the dadada river01:39:55
a little shit right on Japan not01:39:58
similar not ugly01:40:03
ugly in Tokyo I showed you01:40:05
The Olympic stadium that was built01:40:07
kenga kuma his projects can be found at01:40:10
all over Japan in Kyoto for example he01:40:12
designed this amazing one01:40:14
the hotel behind me is very interesting01:40:16
building designed by one of the01:40:19
the most famous modern Japanese01:40:21
Architects hangout from Yak Gama01:40:25
he has such a very recognizable style01:40:28
reimagined traditional Japanese01:40:30
architecture that is, unlike others01:40:32
Japanese Architects who are more01:40:34
they strive for some kind of brutalism there01:40:35
they play with concrete there and did some01:40:38
such unusual forms then kanga kuma he01:40:39
on the contrary, he rethought architecture01:40:42
traditional Japanese house01:40:43
uses a lot of wood, some like these01:40:46
Here are the screen blinds, there are natural tatami01:40:49
materials and all this finds its new01:40:52
life here in modern objects in its01:40:54
works, this one reads very well01:40:56
that's Japanese identity, that's it01:40:58
look at his other objects01:41:00
wonderful architect and remember him01:41:02
name kanga kuma and you will be in Kyoto01:41:05
Look at the hotel he made A01:41:08
well, or stop there because01:41:09
the building is very nice, you can see that01:41:12
a lot of greenery, some kind of gardens01:41:14
there are all the techniques that are just01:41:17
characteristic of traditional Japanese01:41:20
at home and the most important thing is what’s inside01:41:22
it smells like wood and that's the smell01:41:25
here again is how you enter a traditional01:41:27
Japanese house we came to some01:41:29
the most fashionable hotel that recently opened01:41:31
in Quito what is it called01:41:34
yay this used to be an office building01:41:38
Japanese company providing01:41:41
cellular connection inside design different01:41:44
other designers his design Koeman is01:41:48
basically the design of the building itself everything Yeah01:41:51
very interesting cement that made01:41:53
unusual cement with inclusions01:41:55
some metal to make it like this01:41:58
so unearthly, very fashionable now01:42:01
the color is gray, the design is amazing, it's01:42:05
the cinema is downstairs and the metro is right there01:42:10
from the hotel you can go down to the cinema and01:42:12
you can go down the subway and this is it01:42:14
navigation look how cute he is01:42:17
navigation pointer here we can01:42:20
see first what kind of wood they are01:42:21
beams again such a reference to uh01:42:24
some kind of traditional Japanese house01:42:27
here are the blinds01:42:29
turn in some weird way01:42:31
way and immediately you can see such a Japanese01:42:35
identity, that is, we understand that01:42:36
Even though the building is modern01:42:38
that we are still in Japan01:42:40
this is the new building of the hotel that they01:42:42
completed And this is an old office building01:42:47
cellular company which telephone01:42:49
he didn't have a company before01:42:53
there is a very cool building that he is in01:42:55
Australia built it like this from01:42:57
such cylinders are used here01:43:01
nature in Japanese Yeah, Nenya has all that01:43:03
natural natural right there right now01:43:05
trendy all sorts of fermented products01:43:08
They have their own craft beer in cans here01:43:13
something like that, very interesting01:43:16
concept of trees which01:43:19
you can press at home01:43:23
inside01:43:24
these little balls instead of pots01:43:28
it turns out01:43:29
e sphere of moss in which it grows01:43:35
some bush stands about there01:43:37
10-20 dollars for a small one01:43:42
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the jujube plant is simply made in01:43:49
Videre is very tasty ba if she can01:43:53
offer herbal tea to try01:43:55
herbal tea Well let's try herbal tea01:43:59
this is the only herbal tea in the world01:44:02
tea without color, without taste and without herbal01:44:05
tea without color, taste and smell is called01:44:09
boiling water has a taste and what is it?01:44:12
this thing Chima is usually made from it01:44:14
you know the kind of washcloths and this is tea from01:44:17
sponges tea from01:44:19
washcloths01:44:22
sleepily these are the roots of the kago fruit And all this is not01:44:26
washcloth stop stop stop stop was01:44:27
Incorrect information this is tea from some01:44:29
root is used as01:44:31
allergy medicine during the period01:44:33
years for the treatment of muscle pain01:44:35
antipyretics and joint01:44:37
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more special people are like squirrels01:44:45
climbed a tree to drain the excess01:44:49
the branches send them into the tree just like01:44:52
squirrel I wouldn't be surprised if he fell off01:44:54
because he is currently sitting on Dry Top01:44:56
look there right in the crowns one d What01:44:59
chances are that he will fall, but by the way it’s like this01:45:02
the police car looks ridiculous with01:45:04
some kind of add-on01:45:10
roofs like that How much is gasoline?01:45:15
costs 158 yen per liter here are the prices01:45:19
And then there is this automatic01:45:22
small car wash here you go01:45:25
here you pay it starts to wash you01:45:28
there are no gas stations yes yes that is01:45:32
self-service due to small01:45:34
the size of the country in Japan is large01:45:36
problem with parking to buy01:45:38
the Japanese will have to own a personal car01:45:40
prove that he will be able to01:45:41
use without causing inconvenience01:45:43
to those around us, therefore one of the main01:45:45
requirements - this parking space is not01:45:47
more than 2 km from home01:45:52
Of course it's surprising because among01:45:54
some kind of architectural garbage01:45:57
I come across some interesting ones01:45:59
interesting houses Here And since we are in01:46:02
Kyoto and because tourists are tourists here01:46:04
exploit the locals like in ancient times01:46:07
times Please note that each house01:46:10
and around the house is definitely thought out01:46:13
parking here parking here parking01:46:15
In general, parking is a sore subject for01:46:17
Japan because it's easy to throw here01:46:21
Not01:46:22
there will be practically city parking lots01:46:24
no, that is, you need to park01:46:27
just try to find some parking01:46:29
the whole thing is expensive, but the most01:46:31
the main thing is if you want to buy a car from01:46:33
You must have parking because01:46:35
before purchasing a car you must obtain01:46:38
permission to purchase which is given01:46:40
based on your parking availability01:46:42
space, the size of this is important01:46:44
parking space because for example01:46:45
if you have a very small one near your house01:46:48
site then buy a big car you01:46:50
you just can’t because everyone will01:46:52
it is clear that you will have nowhere to park and01:46:54
you will create problems, that's why in01:46:56
Japan can be found01:46:58
a unique car format that01:47:00
looks like a loaf just like our UAZs01:47:03
but here these loaves are modified01:47:05
and they drive like this01:47:08
funny, absurd bricks That's because01:47:11
that there is not enough space, there is not enough space and they are trying01:47:13
in a very small01:47:17
space is everything you need to01:47:20
there was as much car as possible01:47:22
space turns out to be a brick here too01:47:25
Of course, European cars are possible01:47:26
compare Yes when any01:47:28
How European is the car?01:47:29
wasteful like this one for example01:47:31
jeep how wasteful it is01:47:33
uses space yes it is01:47:35
completely impractical because it’s nearby01:47:37
it costs just a little something01:47:40
one and a half times smaller in capacity01:47:43
same same same thing Yes, these are all these01:47:45
these are funny ones01:47:50
no parking space, everything has to be done01:47:52
already the man's mother is here Three01:47:55
small parking spaces therefore01:47:57
some kind of Nissan if someone in01:47:59
If Russia drives one of these, they will laugh at him01:48:01
on this Nissan or on this one01:48:04
they will laugh here Normal Normal01:48:06
such a simple toy car01:48:08
But very roomy, most importantly01:48:10
you can put it near the house or you can01:48:12
look at another funny car01:48:14
which stands and again Yes, pay attention01:48:16
look how small this one is01:48:18
unprepossessing And how simple it stands here01:48:20
giant giant for japan01:48:22
the car is not everywhere for him01:48:24
parking though, well, for us it’s perfect01:48:28
an ordinary car, nothing special about it01:48:31
big No, there's such a house here and they01:48:35
very nice made for yourself from bamboo01:48:41
out of town Why does a person need so many stairs?01:48:44
so that apparently they are eager to get something01:48:46
they constantly01:48:49
all sizes Oh, these are small01:48:51
small Japanese cars01:48:54
this is why they are super compact, that is, they01:48:57
fits into a small parking lot01:48:58
the place inside is quite spacious then01:49:02
there are inside they are spacious as in01:49:04
you sit in a big SUV but but so01:49:07
They look very01:49:10
small ones again here is characteristic01:49:12
example, that is, a person made himself01:49:14
parking in front of the window and a large car01:49:16
It wouldn't fit here so I bought it01:49:19
such an unsightly brick for yourself And here01:49:22
this is a big place here somewhere01:49:24
a wealthy friend lives privately01:49:26
I hope they didn’t enter the territory too much01:49:28
they will be offended and they also have it01:49:30
small01:49:31
the machine is here in front of the entrance01:49:34
the benches are somehow so great01:49:37
nicely done and even has amazing01:49:40
parking for bicycles With this01:49:43
canopy But for the big one Yes01:49:47
straight01:49:49
Vt against the background of other Japanese cars A01:49:52
By the way, friends, this is what a paid one looks like01:50:01
parking and bicycle parking about one01:50:04
from houses and such a passage between houses01:50:08
that is, there is no visible space at all01:50:09
You can only park bicycles, but01:50:11
again, everything is very clean and01:50:13
neat Well, another very characteristic one01:50:15
for Japan the landscape appeared here01:50:17
some small little wasteland and01:50:19
on it right away01:50:20
organized01:50:25
parking lot That is, you pay here at01:50:28
parking meter and you can park your car01:50:32
a lot of them are directly located on some01:50:33
here's any little vacant lot And there right away01:50:35
it's interesting that there are places on them too01:50:37
very small and big car you01:50:39
don’t park here, and again in terms of01:50:42
there is automation at every step in01:50:44
In Japan you can find such veins01:50:48
Govyrin01:50:50
quantity and what is interesting Unlike01:50:52
simple age-old devices to which we01:50:54
used to sell drinks here as01:50:56
hot and cold, well heated then01:50:59
there is if you want a drink01:51:02
half naked or there's a red one01:51:06
marking according to this01:51:08
cold or hot drink01:51:10
[music]01:51:13
By the way, a special shih for the Japanese is01:51:15
German01:51:16
car Yes it is big but it is not01:51:19
fits in Japanese parking But if you have01:51:21
Do you have a German car? Dear01:51:25
the person is not some kind of Honda Lexus and01:51:28
toyo namely Mercedes BMW you see at01:51:34
the person is standing, the person is immediately visible01:51:36
achieved success in this life and now01:51:39
you can see it because it’s a nice area01:51:41
you can look at people's BMW cars01:51:44
rich successful Japanese by the way parking01:51:47
for bicycles in Japan there are also fees01:51:50
But some are very convenient and01:51:51
technologically advanced, if only there were bike paths01:51:54
they learned to do it like this and like this01:51:56
looks paid01:51:57
bike parking in Kyoto for 2 hours costs 10001:52:02
eine here you put it01:52:08
blocked with bike lanes here01:52:11
Of course it's a problem they sometimes draw them01:52:14
just on the sidewalk and sometimes here01:52:16
indicate that you can drive on the side of the road01:52:20
at the same time, the roads are often narrow and cars01:52:24
I’m somehow not used to it at all01:52:26
Rides bikes and feels like this01:52:30
not very safe, many people are01:52:33
after all, they drive on sidewalks and not along01:52:35
roadway01:52:37
parts, this is one of the main streets01:52:40
Kyoto and here they are Pay attention here01:52:43
how they made a Pro bike path on the sidewalk01:52:48
designated01:52:50
Of course you can't do that and01:52:53
Japanese It would be nice to invite01:52:55
some normal designers01:52:57
from01:52:58
[music]01:53:08
Europe is the City Hall building and all it is01:53:11
it was built before the war and in such01:53:14
pseudo Gothic style as it was then01:53:17
a little fashionable01:53:20
also the German architecture of those years and01:53:24
now it seems there is not enough building01:53:27
for work there inside, so they built it01:53:31
more modern like this01:53:32
glass building on the left and01:53:35
there's a bit of a place around and they're electing a mayor01:53:39
here the mayor is chosen Yes or Well they are chosen01:53:42
residents are not deputies resident Yes you are01:53:45
voted for the mayor I didn't because01:53:47
I don't have the right to vote01:53:51
mayor let's say I did it several times01:53:54
seen on good terms but for01:53:58
city he doesn't do anything so I would01:54:01
didn't say he was such a good mayor01:54:04
but he's been sitting here for a very long time01:54:06
which shows that any mayor is long01:54:09
offended of course this is for01:54:11
nothing good in the neighboring cities01:54:15
cities more01:54:18
young city than mayor Kado Kawa So well01:54:24
but the mayor has ado kava kakava kado kava01:54:28
so But here he has a luxurious building01:54:31
the tiles around the landscaping are like this01:54:34
special thing for here01:54:37
bicycles did not pass Oh this is underground01:54:40
bike parking and now he is a person01:54:42
deliver the bike crazy01:54:45
get off here it is A miracle of technology So wait a minute01:54:49
how to use it And even here01:54:51
there is a special booth apparently where you can01:54:54
buy a card and they sell it here01:54:57
cards01:54:58
yes 150n o day you can o you can Come on01:55:02
let's try You can just test01:55:04
how does it work means the company in01:55:06
where grandpa works called happ01:55:08
bic Life and now he is getting instructions01:55:12
to understand whether our Bicycle01:55:14
will park on this01:55:15
TT automatic parking is available01:55:17
special01:55:18
the meter is just that we are in Japan01:55:21
so now there will be a bicycle01:55:25
measure like this01:55:27
pass everything01:55:30
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they pass and the bike has already sped off. Nothing01:55:40
Seryozha, you're left without a bike01:55:42
Give01:55:46
150n But that we are back there enough01:55:50
time miracle of underground technology01:55:55
bicycle parking the bicycle has arrived and that's it01:55:59
He takes this mark if there is one01:56:01
the card can be used as many times as you like01:56:03
get the bike01:56:05
Ista And if you pay 2800 then you can01:56:09
leave a whole month after receiving01:56:11
a special general travel ticket01:56:13
amazing miracle technology I was wondering where everything was01:56:16
bicycles in front of mriy it turns out they are01:56:18
everything is underground and01:56:20
what's most interesting is this parking lot Well01:56:23
yes when you just put Yes once01:56:24
you need to buy this card from him01:56:26
talk to this grandfather But if you01:56:27
you already have a pass, then the parking is01:56:29
people park here, it's much better01:56:32
faster even than you just lock01:56:34
the bike is fastened somewhere, that is01:56:36
you just abandon him, they take him away and that’s it01:56:37
that is, everything happens very instantly01:56:39
fast and cool thing, it’s strange that01:56:42
The Dutch don't think of this in general01:56:44
it is necessary to make an international exchange of experience01:56:46
so that the Japanese teach Chan and the Dutch01:56:50
make underground bike parking01:56:53
And they, in turn, taught the Japanese01:56:55
make beautiful and proper bike paths01:56:58
so in general you shouldn't be against the mayor01:57:00
I'm telling the class I didn't do anything01:57:02
does the mayor make this parking lot built yet01:57:05
by the way 7 years ago 7 years ago That is01:57:07
this is not this mayor, this is her like this01:57:11
There are bike parking in two more cities in01:57:13
Tokyo and woks and did it like this01:57:15
experimentally because there is little01:57:18
places where you can park bicycles Uh-huh01:57:23
This is what underground looks like01:57:24
bike parking here Bring your bike01:57:27
the doors open and they take him away and in general01:57:29
it's supposed to work01:57:30
automatically but for some unknown reason01:57:32
reason there is a man standing here who01:57:34
Apparently it helps somehow to cope with this01:57:36
miracle of technology Yes, there is more here01:57:39
such a paid ground service behind such a barrier01:57:43
and here you can put it too01:57:46
pay but it’s more difficult here01:57:47
pay for this machine and here01:57:49
several zones for such a paid one01:57:51
parking paid bicycle parking and this01:57:54
two-level and when a bike goes there01:57:57
the front wheel is blocked and01:58:00
unlocked only after payment01:58:03
How much does parking cost for the first hour?01:58:05
for free01:58:07
Yeah, the top place is 100 yen and the bottom 150 yen01:58:12
a Upper01:58:14
cheaper It's crazy why it's inconvenient to put it there01:58:17
drag a hundred Well, about nothing at all01:58:20
is it such a formality just to01:58:22
you haven't left your bike here for a month like that01:58:25
almost free Here's someone01:58:27
I parked my bike near my house like this01:58:29
neatly without paying for parking But01:58:33
in general, people are leaving01:58:36
here it looks like this01:58:39
bike parking in01:58:41
department store is such a red carpet for01:58:44
there are two cyclists01:58:47
traffic controller in cap uniform01:58:51
who see off01:58:53
Here they show you where you stand01:58:57
your bike is still here, the ticket office is at01:59:00
he has a cap with moisture protection on top and here he is01:59:05
bike parking so here it is01:59:08
looks like a bike rack for one01:59:12
bike, that is, the second one here01:59:13
got up illegally they built this one01:59:16
a giant structure with a reception point01:59:22
payment with some balls01:59:25
flashlights like these informational ones01:59:27
stand just for the sake of it, it's illegal01:59:30
came here just to be here01:59:33
it was possible to park one bicycle01:59:36
this is not a joke they have gone crazy that is all01:59:38
this crap is for the sake of one bike for me01:59:40
it seems the mayor just came to this building01:59:43
Osaka, he had to park somewhere01:59:46
bike because it's like a egg01:59:50
execution must be done very carefully01:59:52
He treats all the rules simply01:59:55
asked to make him one paid place01:59:57
I have no other explanation at all02:00:00
Of course it’s complete stupidity But here it is02:00:02
Here they transport children in these02:00:04
wonderful carts and in each02:00:06
the trolley rides more than the children - an incredible thing02:00:10
are they taking them to kindergarten or02:00:14
[applause]02:00:18
where Osaka was also once the capital02:00:20
Japan, and the last four times02:00:23
since it happened In 744 the city then02:00:26
was called on Niva now it is here02:00:29
district of the same name Yes, the Japanese are like02:00:31
Soviet communists loved02:00:32
rename cities This is due to the fact02:00:34
that power in the country was constantly changing02:00:36
from emperors to samurai and back even02:00:39
Tokyo was once called Edu According to02:00:42
the first Japanese historical chronicles02:00:44
it was in the Naniva area that the E Mata landed02:00:47
who founded the future state like this02:00:50
how Osaka has access to the interior02:00:52
the Sea of Japan passed here the main02:00:55
trade routes several centuries Osaka02:00:58
was one of the richest cities02:01:00
country by the 20th century it became the main02:01:03
industrial center02:01:06
Japan Osaka and in Osaka you can see02:01:11
parking lots are arranged for luxury parking lots02:01:15
it’s very simple, there’s a tower like this and there02:01:20
A carousel of cars drives here02:01:24
This is a special turntable to02:01:25
then it was immediately convenient02:01:28
turn around and go upstairs like that02:01:31
looks there are size restrictions and02:01:34
by weight in Japan you can’t just go out02:01:37
and smoke outside like we do smoking02:01:39
Therefore, it is strictly regulated here02:01:41
Usually people smoke in smoking rooms, it's on the streets02:01:45
organize such special pens02:01:46
who look like Nucky the Murderer In general, not02:01:49
very nice places or sometimes there are02:01:52
near the exits from there office knowledge too02:01:55
there are smoking rooms, they are easy to recognize because02:01:58
there's a bunch of people standing there, uh, next to each other and02:02:01
in this general smoke they smoke here02:02:04
for example, another parking lot02:02:05
multi-level and here is the smoking room02:02:08
people and smoking a cigarette like this02:02:11
looks looks like this parking tower02:02:14
Carousel Tower And so here are the sedges02:02:17
taxi ranks look like they are not just02:02:20
stand along the street equipped for them02:02:22
these are the special ones02:02:23
[applause]02:02:25
parking02:02:27
[music]02:02:40
[music]02:02:43
But look how they organize it02:02:46
pedestrian crossing near the station02:02:49
here is the bus station boarding02:02:51
buses and so that people do not throw themselves under02:02:55
there are buses here02:02:57
barriers that are now02:03:00
will close again amazing thing02:03:03
again hop02:03:07
everything, the transition is closed, but here02:03:11
there is no special traffic because02:03:12
buses just stop but safety02:03:14
above all means look how02:03:17
looks like the opening of the bar Hera Hera Hera02:03:21
Hera means two Hera means well02:03:23
firstly, it’s already clear what this is02:03:25
institution02:03:26
So they put up such a flower02:03:29
composition on the street and here in a bucket02:03:33
flowers, bouquets that are given to them by various02:03:35
establishments Well, that's basically all02:03:37
gifts from some establishments whose02:03:40
The name is written in Japanese and it's unclear02:03:43
But here is one bouquet, this one02:03:46
By the way, I gave them a big bouquet02:03:50
that's it, that's it, that's a gift from gay02:03:53
bar in a very visible place among the guys here02:03:55
stands and this is what their Flower Garden looks like02:03:58
composition in honor of the ceremonial02:04:03
[music]02:04:08
discoveries And this is what it looks like in sedge02:04:12
hatch under which a fire wound is hidden02:04:16
like in other Japanese cities02:04:19
just many, many poles of wires in total02:04:22
the rest and little pleasant architecture02:04:25
which would be pleasing to the eye to catch on02:04:28
nothing to see Yes most02:04:32
Japanese houses can be seen here02:04:34
these are just ordinary boxes02:04:37
Certainly uninteresting individual buildings02:04:39
there are some very cool Japanese ones02:04:41
architects But in general this is02:04:44
environmental development does not represent02:04:46
no02:04:47
values02:04:49
[music]02:04:52
Here's another stunning sedge hatch on02:04:55
it shows bridges02:04:57
uh, some kind of temple and even a boat that02:05:01
floats under the bridge and here they are Yuki02:05:04
there are just metal ones like in this one02:05:06
case a02:05:07
come with paint and enamel it looks02:05:11
Very02:05:12
beautiful and hatches in Japan - of course02:05:15
separate species02:05:17
art02:05:19
[music]02:05:23
and here's what baby seats look like02:05:25
bicycles with protection from rain and wind02:05:28
even modifications when there is one chair02:05:31
on the steering wheel another on the trunk is possible02:05:34
somewhere in Japan there was a competition for02:05:36
the most stylish garbage truck is in front of us02:05:38
winner Look at what designs02:05:42
chrome plated massive under mirrors02:05:44
rear view how many of these mirrors how many02:05:47
Chroma Nako, just get out of here cleanly02:05:51
small Japanese garbage truck Yes it looks02:05:55
Certainly02:05:56
[music]02:06:01
amazing Now cross the road02:06:05
Through some simply hellish construction02:06:08
By the way, here is a typical example of redundant02:06:11
here are the announcements When they have p on the fence02:06:15
no advertisements02:06:17
smoking is no different, it's absolutely five02:06:20
identical advertisements02:06:22
But since the Japanese can't look02:06:24
that something is empty and not covered Yes he02:06:26
starts duplicating the same thing02:06:29
By the way, same topic Yes absolutely02:06:32
Where do they rivet the same ad?02:06:34
riveted so that there is a lot of things02:06:37
must be covered Why is it being done02:06:39
unclear Well, again, also very02:06:41
a strange decision is that they are always under02:06:44
the stairs under the stairwell they are all02:06:46
the case is fenced off02:06:48
Naturally, no one cleans there and02:06:50
it looks so abandoned02:06:51
space Yes, by the way somehow02:06:53
some people use it very poorly02:06:56
I'm not talking about pedestrian bridges02:06:58
In general, there is a pedestrian bridge, it’s not very good02:07:00
cool but just look how much02:07:02
dirty handrails are not gray paint02:07:06
there are tons of dust everywhere here and02:07:10
this is how we move on02:07:14
road Well, speaking of the prohibitions behind my02:07:17
back to the restaurant where Judging by the rating02:07:20
must be good raman02:07:22
and people stand in line to get in02:07:25
get there around lunch time, plenty of space02:07:28
there's not enough for everyone And that's about it02:07:31
restaurant a bunch of signs that02:07:34
explain how to behave T02:07:36
First of all, you can't go into this passage02:07:38
this is a residential building02:07:40
and there are apartments there, go there02:07:43
strictly not allowed here they even did it02:07:46
Here are a few warnings:02:07:47
signs Besides that, you can't02:07:49
block this passage and the girl from02:07:52
restaurant she comes out and says you02:07:54
Of course you're standing in line, but here you go02:07:55
You can't stand in line in the aisle because02:07:57
that residents may be unhappy there too02:08:00
even below it is written that those who do not02:08:04
I still dare to enter this passage02:08:06
I don’t know why you need to go there, but anyway02:08:08
no less, everyone who obeys him does not02:08:11
they will feed him everything and deny him access to02:08:16
the restaurant here of course hangs that02:08:19
no parking here02:08:21
nothing at all so that no one puts their own02:08:24
bicycles hanging here too here too02:08:27
that you can't park02:08:28
there is some parking there too02:08:31
prohibitions What else is interesting?02:08:33
You can only borrow in person and again02:08:36
it is specifically written that if someone02:08:38
will take the turn instead of you02:08:41
they won't feed you02:08:44
so you have to stand in line yourself02:08:48
very, very strict and the Japanese must02:08:51
be everywhere in order step left step right and02:08:55
won't feed him anymore Well, this is what it looks like02:08:57
we see an ordinary residential area in Osaka02:09:02
super dense buildings something else02:09:04
residential buildings are being built, house to house02:09:07
crawl and some kind of squelching02:09:10
there's a little shed with rusty walls02:09:14
there are concrete boxes somewhere and it’s very difficult02:09:18
here in everything02:09:20
figure it out, that's parking parking02:09:24
everything is paid02:09:26
parking is quite expensive by the way. Well02:09:29
so if at night it’s 60 minutes, it costs 100 ein02:09:34
if parking at night then during02:09:37
working day 200 ein per half hour in general02:09:41
under parking As can be seen here they use02:09:43
just any vacant lot right here, these ones02:09:47
their own buses02:09:49
thrown You see some building02:09:52
some luxurious house and everything too02:09:55
the surrounding area is laid out under02:09:58
parking and some rich and successful02:10:02
the Japanese bought himself a morati with this one02:10:05
driving a car here is very difficult02:10:08
parking and his number is beautiful02:10:12
Well, well, everything was already parked here02:10:17
these parking lots are automatic, that is02:10:20
you pay in02:10:23
parking meters02:10:24
there are some different systems here02:10:27
very clear. Somewhere there are systems with02:10:30
control when the machine She actually02:10:33
blocked And somewhere there is a system like02:10:37
uncontrolled I understand there is a camera here02:10:41
they even showed there is a camera here02:10:44
who rents a number from a parked02:10:47
cars If you don't pay it is possible02:10:49
there will be some problems and on some02:10:51
in parking lots they use something like this02:10:54
the blocker accordingly can no longer leave02:10:58
it will work out for me by the way in every video about02:11:01
Japan is written by Ilya, well, if only something02:11:03
if we had something like this you would start it02:11:06
hate these endless wires02:11:07
endless advertising terrible architecture02:11:10
And here you walk and are touched by what02:11:12
sweet and wonderful Japan I will answer in02:11:14
once again that friends point of view02:11:18
architecture urban environment design02:11:20
there are a lot of problems here but Japan is02:11:22
so different that you're just here already02:11:26
you don't appreciate02:11:27
architecture and urban environment from a point of view02:11:29
from a European's point of view Because here you are02:11:31
you just fall into02:11:33
a completely new space for you02:11:36
who lives completely differently02:11:38
rules So we evaluate it according to our02:11:42
scale02:11:43
ratings are hardly appropriate, that’s why02:11:47
demand from02:11:48
Japanese European approach to02:11:51
improvement of cities Well, probably02:11:54
It's premature and I don't think so02:11:56
someday they will be able to do something like this02:11:58
do so you need to study here02:12:01
look for beauty in this chaos in these02:12:04
small houses in these concrete02:12:06
birdhouses02:12:07
anthill and look at it all here02:12:11
enjoy it but don't take it over02:12:15
because from the point of view02:12:18
architecture Nothing good and urban02:12:21
there is no environment here, well in my opinion02:12:26
came up02:12:33
Koban's turn And Koban is a policeman02:12:37
plot they are all so dirtier and02:12:41
ridiculous yet Osyka is famous for its02:12:44
they are overpass right through the whole city02:12:47
built here multi-level02:12:49
interchanges and stacking, of course, from the point of view02:12:51
photos It's quite funny when you02:12:53
Look and take pictures, what did you come up with?02:12:56
Japanese Well, I wouldn’t want to live here02:13:00
it all looks especially scary when02:13:02
are you going somewhere02:13:04
stack and it goes right there in02:13:07
centimeters from the windows of residential buildings from02:13:11
this balcony02:13:16
cyclists give birth here and there, but they don’t02:13:21
places Here they drew A at the crossing02:13:23
further Here you go02:13:25
the sidewalk is what a mess02:13:28
these are a mess02:13:30
famous Oka Asaki Akads and02:13:33
takada instead of the normal embankment all02:13:37
the river is covered with an interchange like they did before02:13:40
it’s unclear how they came up with the entrance to the subway02:13:42
here, of course, too. They are very funny02:13:45
signs hang low, that is, I’m up to this02:13:49
I can touch the signs with my hand02:13:52
this is not a historical station at all02:13:54
this is just a new pavilion entrance to the metro and02:13:59
It would seem that this could be done here02:14:01
normal height but02:14:06
no So that means a stream of Japanese who02:14:10
running from work to the metro so that02:14:12
it is impossible to approach the bridge fence like this02:14:16
so so so so so so nope02:14:19
hop it worked and now you can02:14:23
admire how they built it over the river02:14:26
glasses you can immediately feel Tokyo02:14:29
school02:14:32
urban planning but thanks to the Japanese love for02:14:35
overpass in Osaka appeared one of02:14:37
few attractions02:14:40
[music]02:14:43
behind me is very02:14:45
interesting building called Gate to02:14:48
Building and it is interesting because on02:14:51
level of the fifth to seventh floors in this02:14:53
banza overpass building how did it happen02:14:57
When in the last century02:15:00
sedges were doing all this road work02:15:03
construction when they sculpted these02:15:05
here are the endless endless overpasses02:15:07
which they needed everywhere here02:15:09
take an exit from one of the overpasses but there was02:15:13
the problem is a piece of land that would be needed02:15:18
road workers belonged to a private company02:15:20
which gathered at this site02:15:22
build an office building for many years they02:15:24
argued with the city administration02:15:27
tried to decide but the owner of this land02:15:30
I didn’t agree to sell my land02:15:33
because I didn't want to build02:15:35
office building ends up with city02:15:37
the authorities found this interesting02:15:39
compromise that the overpass passed through it02:15:43
the building and Takada the building does not concern that02:15:45
there is just a hole on the facade and on the PM02:15:48
sixth to seventh floors of this02:15:50
nothing happens there02:15:52
the elevators stop. In general, they just02:15:55
lost part of the usable area of this02:15:57
buildings but the owner of this site he was able02:16:02
build not just a building, it has become the EU02:16:05
local attractions it is possible02:16:07
say increased interest in your building02:16:09
to my piece of land and I don’t know Smog02:16:12
can he make money from this?02:16:13
it's a matter of coming here to look and02:16:15
photographing this house is another matter02:16:18
but nevertheless, this time the case is very02:16:20
interesting Well, here again you can02:16:22
look Yes, how close are the overpasses02:16:25
some are literally half a meter away02:16:28
As you understand, Osaka is not the most pleasant02:16:31
for walking the city is a thing02:16:34
[music]02:16:43
Kanazawa actually trains here02:16:46
meeting of traditions02:16:49
V02:16:50
To Moscow Gazmanov sang Moscow Golden02:16:53
domes A02:16:55
here welcome to the ditch like this02:16:59
this is what the belt that brought me from looks like02:17:03
Osaka here is so pretty02:17:06
simple nothing more fashionable Yes in Japan02:17:10
different trains, ordinary electrics, but02:17:14
railway connection02:17:16
watch dozens of types of trains on different lines02:17:21
oh-oh this is what we have Wow02:17:25
look at this one coming here02:17:27
Hippopotamus in general seems to be a choice02:17:31
trains02:17:33
big ditch is little Kyoto and on02:17:37
the logo of this train is a bird room02:17:40
Waiting like in Holland one hundred Pay02:17:43
attention that02:17:46
Japanese queues even if you stand in line02:17:49
they won't necessarily be there anyway02:17:51
stand in line until the train arrives02:17:53
there's still quite a lot of time, but that's it02:17:55
lined up in such neat queues02:17:58
every door everything is very everything is very strict02:18:02
Everyone is looking at their phones, here we go02:18:04
they can't even pass them02:18:07
everyone will notice everything on the phone, watch 1D 302:18:11
4 only one person reads the whole book02:18:15
the rest are dumbfounded at their phones, it's sparse here02:18:18
reads a book, that is, not everything02:18:22
lost this is an interesting black one02:18:25
the booth began to be installed on02:18:27
stations and other places and it is needed02:18:31
for work, that is, there is a good one inside02:18:34
soundproofing ventilation and internet and02:18:38
if you need to make a call, for example02:18:40
on Sky you can rent it, it’s worth it02:18:44
it's 275 yen for 15 minutes. So spend it02:18:50
meeting And here is another booth option02:18:53
for work this time from Fuf like this02:18:56
she looks like she's standing right at the station02:18:58
metro, that is, there’s one over there, here’s the other02:19:02
Please note They are for this little one02:19:04
the cabins were equipped with air conditioning02:19:06
there is a huge external unit here02:19:09
In general, such a strange decision, but nevertheless02:19:11
I don't know what's inside02:19:14
charger inside02:19:17
Wi there is a high chair and you can02:19:22
take it and sit in Zoom at the same time02:19:27
there is room for your luggage to work02:19:29
put the laptop on and do something02:19:31
presentations One need to pay for it02:19:33
know Japanese because the site is for02:19:35
payment It's completely in Japanese here02:19:36
there are no terminals, nothing, but nevertheless02:19:38
These are the jobs they are02:19:41
appears in the most unexpected02:19:44
[music]02:19:46
places along a path I've never been to02:19:48
administrative capital of Japan but02:19:51
considered the unofficial capital02:19:53
arts and crafts coloring over zava02:19:55
associated with the name Maeda Tesi It was02:19:58
wealthy statesman and02:19:59
commander who led the province02:20:01
At the end of the 15th century he sent Kaga to02:20:04
Kanazawa samurai servants and so it was02:20:06
who to serve them maeda different02:20:08
attracted artisans here with benefits02:20:10
Mayed's descendants invested heavily02:20:12
funds for cultural development02:20:14
patronized artists collected02:20:16
works of art and so on02:20:17
there are still many preserved here02:20:19
craft workshops A in local02:20:21
stores sell unique Japanese02:20:26
[music]02:20:35
five-color hand everyone knows about geishas02:20:38
in the male line were Samurai Yes today02:20:41
unlike samurai geishas already02:20:44
no, all the art of the samurai died02:20:47
essentially they were medieval officers02:20:50
And they lived in separate areas And now02:20:53
I am in Nama or Gama area02:20:56
located in Kanazawa district Very02:20:58
well preserved here02:21:00
look at the restored ones02:21:02
samurai residences and see everyday life02:21:05
samurai of different strata were provided02:21:08
seven were not very good02:21:11
look at the samurai architecture02:21:12
houses and one of the differences in general02:21:15
area and architecture are walls because02:21:17
that this area was essentially such an area02:21:19
fortress The Samurai feared an attack on02:21:22
area that's why the houses were surrounded like this02:21:25
earthen walls are about to take place02:21:28
the walls were actually art02:21:31
this is such medieval concrete that is02:21:33
here is earth with gravel and it turned out like this02:21:37
concrete on top so that the wall does not wash away02:21:39
they made such a wooden roof and from below02:21:43
there were pebbles, and that's the power of the wall02:21:48
defended the house upon entering the area they02:21:51
made a diagram of this earthen one02:21:54
the walls, that is, this one itself02:21:56
the wall inside can be seen essentially like this02:21:59
concrete where clay is mixed with stones02:22:01
Below is such a fortification and02:22:05
I still can't get used to the lid02:22:07
what if you see something quite beautiful02:22:09
maybe it's a public toilet because02:22:11
that building toilets is also02:22:13
special art like02:22:15
building Japanese gardens or walls02:22:19
around samurai residences you see02:22:22
everyone was stopped near the toilet but you02:22:24
just look how amazing it is02:22:27
simply luxurious luxurious02:22:31
toilet02:22:34
of course there are no sinks02:22:37
all sorts of washing and heating and here’s a bunch02:22:41
toilet papers02:22:43
times for a comfortable pastime02:22:47
there is a valuable fence, it is closed like this02:22:49
mesh so that tourists do not touch the earthen02:22:52
the walls are interesting in this other area02:22:54
street layout because area02:22:57
potentially designed so that02:22:59
repel enemy attacks on samurai02:23:02
they could attack the streets here02:23:04
uneven as is usually customary And here02:23:07
many trio-shaped intersections many02:23:10
Deadlocks And all this was done for this purpose02:23:12
to02:23:13
disorient a potential enemy02:23:16
who rushed into this area and essentially02:23:19
I found myself in some kind of labyrinth of streets here02:23:22
By the way, interesting modern houses02:23:24
there are all sorts of them here02:23:25
modern residential buildings, some cafes02:23:27
restaurants, they are all also built in02:23:30
style of samurai houses, that is, you see02:23:32
We see these earthen walls everywhere02:23:36
such a blind gate somewhere here02:23:39
there are walls that are really high02:23:42
and one of the few places in Japan where02:23:46
you can see so good02:23:49
solid02:23:51
fences every house is small02:23:53
the fortress you just can’t enter02:23:57
I see how crooked the streets are02:24:00
there are some turns everywhere, intersections02:24:03
there is no direct path here02:24:07
and it says not to enter because it is02:24:10
a private house, that is, apparently some kind of yard02:24:13
not private but it says what's next02:24:15
private property02:24:18
[music]02:24:23
and here Pay attention02:24:25
ropes are prepared and tied and soon02:24:28
here such umbrellas will arise from these02:24:31
ropes used to tie up the Letki so that02:24:33
they are not under the weight of snow02:24:36
a huge number of kindergartens have broken down02:24:39
where to How do you turn from practically from02:24:43
of each room from each room there is02:24:45
view02:24:48
here, too, they have already prepared a pole with02:24:52
with ropes to tie in this02:24:55
case maple, this is what the staircase looks like02:24:57
the second floor is made of giant02:25:00
stones And this is a room for admiring02:25:03
nature, again, you can from the second floor02:25:07
look at your beautiful02:25:11
garden02:25:15
Sarah number of property02:25:18
they began to destroy luxury houses02:25:22
and the houses fell into disrepair02:25:25
they could no longer be destroyed02:25:27
able to support someone02:25:29
the property was sold further The whole thing02:25:31
was being rebuilt somewhere, everything was just hanging up02:25:34
and collapsed02:25:36
now there are several samurai houses02:25:38
which belonged to the rich here02:25:41
famous names in Kanan bought them02:25:44
state They are in02:25:45
state property they are not from02:25:47
and you can come here and see02:25:49
Actually what samurai life looked like02:25:52
In general, here it is like this02:25:55
home beauty02:25:58
wonderful02:26:01
large and of course look at the garden02:26:06
what a luxurious garden this house had02:26:10
it exists now, but now it’s a museum02:26:14
this is how traditional Japanese is02:26:17
in general, of course, when you look at all these02:26:20
luxury houses feel about the same02:26:22
how in Russia sometimes you look at your ex02:26:26
estates to rich estates which02:26:30
will spread out to Russia, which are now also02:26:33
are destroyed often no one needs where02:26:36
Once upon a time life was in full swing, but Circumstances02:26:38
changed and something somehow02:26:41
re-equipped re-did something02:26:44
came in02:26:45
pony's worthlessness Of course it is02:26:48
desolation of luxurious estate houses and02:26:50
there are no palaces here now for a long time02:26:52
put in order but that's it02:26:55
this is the feeling02:26:57
gone once upon a time some very02:27:00
interesting rich era it is here02:27:03
present This is of course very true02:27:06
interesting feeling amazing garden even02:27:09
I want to be a samurai to go to the water02:27:13
and see how your car is doing02:27:18
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another House that you can see -02:27:24
this is the home of the Takada family these are samurai02:27:27
middle class and uh, all the houses are different02:27:31
samurai depending on the class you could02:27:33
settle there in this or that area and then02:27:35
it was impossible to live anywhere02:27:37
Well, also depending on your02:27:40
level you had access to certain02:27:43
architectural excesses for example here02:27:45
now I'm standing02:27:47
inside naked Mon Mon - that's Japanese02:27:50
Nagan Gate is the gate of a long house02:27:53
that is, it is the House itself that is stretched02:27:56
along the road and in the center of this house there is02:27:59
such gates now are all a remake02:28:02
restored here tells about02:28:05
history of this area other details here02:28:08
But with02:28:10
architectural point of view shown here02:28:13
that's the plan02:28:15
this02:28:17
different rooms and in the center02:28:20
I was here I was here02:28:23
the passage is such a gate actually02:28:27
passage A02:28:30
here you can come and see the room02:28:35
something like this happened here02:28:38
Yes, here the security was actually in02:28:42
these rooms on the sides02:28:45
gate02:28:49
kotezhny by02:28:51
The checkpoint at this gate has rooms for02:28:54
security and for servants so that Marina does not02:28:59
spoiled the view and was not near normal02:29:02
houses are the same And here But what02:29:04
interesting, these gamon gates again02:29:08
it was only possible to build a samurai02:29:09
there is a certain class02:29:11
Aktobe allow this even with him02:29:15
where is this small garden too?02:29:19
be sure to have some water the trees are all beautiful02:29:23
In general, Samurai lived relatively02:29:30
It’s nice that there’s a toilet behind me02:29:33
Is this a public toilet in Japan?02:29:35
public toilet culture02:29:37
incredibly developed here wherever you are02:29:39
ended up I don't know at any metro station02:29:42
I just don’t know in any park around the city02:29:45
There are public toilets everywhere02:29:47
these toilets are free and clean02:29:50
I practically don’t know in many in many02:29:52
toilets, I can’t say directly in all02:29:53
but in many toilets they are really great02:29:55
Japanese toilets with automatic02:29:57
some kind of washing in general that's all02:30:01
warm beautiful toilet paper soap02:30:04
towels are just incredible care02:30:07
your ass but not worthy of attention02:30:09
just have these toilets and their beauty02:30:12
I'm currently in the historical district02:30:14
go to Canada and look at this02:30:15
toilet house it is made like02:30:17
traditional japanese house tree a02:30:20
The plaster is just so beautiful there02:30:22
the attention to detail is incredible02:30:24
this house itself is just a work02:30:26
art we could have it02:30:28
sell as a cottage and deliver02:30:30
somewhere on Rublyovka and no one would02:30:32
noticed a catch And here it is public02:30:34
In general, I envy the Japanese who have a toilet02:30:37
such amazing public toilets02:30:39
look friends cat cat And here uh02:30:43
the cat and the Japanese saw the cat and they02:30:47
Now this cat is being photographed and02:30:50
touching how cute this cat is02:30:54
the Japanese have a special relationship with their family02:30:56
with animals they carry them in a stroller they02:30:58
They love them there, they dress them in all sorts of02:31:01
suits are an industry02:31:03
animal services she's here too02:31:04
incredibly developed because the Japanese do not02:31:07
have children have children too02:31:09
difficult, expensive and instead of children they have02:31:12
animals pets cats and02:31:15
dogs02:31:18
Well, more friends, look like the Japanese02:31:21
conditioners mask Yes because02:31:23
here is the historical district and all the buildings02:31:25
they are wooden and have an external block02:31:28
air conditioning it would kill all the beauty02:31:32
this area is why air conditioning02:31:34
external blocks they stand along the facade and02:31:35
they decorate it like that02:31:42
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Oh what a dog. What an amazing dog.02:31:50
Grandpa has it like this, yes, the dog is just02:31:55
luxurious Come on02:31:57
the dog is like that02:32:00
so cool02:32:02
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good02:32:06
By the way, about the crime rate in Japan02:32:10
here is a very telling story02:32:12
expensive Italian02:32:15
bike right there Space Yes but02:32:17
the bike is expensive and please note02:32:20
that he doesn't02:32:23
chained not fixed, that is, he02:32:26
just just02:32:29
costs No No no wheel on the back02:32:32
nothing recorded, not a single fastening02:32:34
that is, the bike just stands there02:32:36
now take it and leave of course02:32:38
Nobody will ever do this here02:32:40
so the owner of this bike02:32:41
calmly leaves him near the tea shop02:32:44
drink tea and keep your02:32:47
bike nearby here is a similar story02:32:50
the bike is also just worth it. Well, that's it02:32:52
really already cheap but still02:32:54
It’s interesting, by the way, that in big cities02:32:56
sometimes they recommend bicycles after all02:32:59
chain attach But not for that02:33:02
not because it won't be stolen02:33:03
because they won't steal here, but because02:33:06
in the evening someone can get drunk and02:33:09
stupid things like taking your bike02:33:11
or confuse it with yours just take it02:33:12
the first one you come across and go somewhere02:33:14
therefore, to avoid such embarrassment02:33:16
It's better to attach your bike, of course.02:33:19
but in small02:33:20
cities can't do this02:33:24
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What should he do? He parked on the sidewalk02:33:34
Nothing02:33:37
just look at it for real02:33:40
man parked on the sidewalk02:33:43
here at02:33:45
us02:33:46
oh02:33:48
strange man cleaning around his02:33:51
By the way, most stores02:33:53
cases for sidewalks for cleanliness on the street02:33:57
the owner of the premises is responsible02:33:59
that's why it goes out onto this street02:34:01
owners of premises they are forced02:34:04
sweep your sidewalk here just like that02:34:06
very unusual street they somehow02:34:08
in Japanese it was landscaped on both sides02:34:10
some bushes of wood, a separate species02:34:15
art02:34:16
for construction fencing They are made02:34:20
made of plastic, these are attached to them02:34:21
metal pipes that are usually02:34:23
used in scaffolding and here02:34:25
these racks don't just make them Oops02:34:30
not just like a stand, yes, but they are made in02:34:33
like some here02:34:34
I'll take some cool ones02:34:37
dude who in this case is02:34:40
some orange tiger cubs Well here too02:34:43
there are all sorts of different ducklings and02:34:45
chickens and everyone else Generally different02:34:47
construction companies in different cities02:34:49
use their own unique characters02:34:52
that support construction fences02:34:54
But here it’s not the little animals here Which one02:34:57
so cartoonish02:35:00
Builder supports02:35:03
fence Japanese art is not only02:35:06
paintings music and sculptures but also02:35:08
famous gardens No wonder what exactly02:35:11
located in Kanazawa City of Arts02:35:13
one of the three great gardens of Japan02:35:16
Of course, not a single trip to Japan02:35:18
without visiting amazing02:35:20
Japanese gardens and parks in general in nature02:35:23
in Japan a lot of attention is paid to02:35:25
a must in a traditional Japanese house02:35:27
there will be a kindergarten Let it be super02:35:29
small but garden because contemplation02:35:31
nature is an important part of Japanese02:35:33
culture And also Taming of nature because02:35:35
that the Japanese love not only to look at02:35:37
some tree and make this tree02:35:39
perfect Yes, the Japanese are the same guys02:35:41
who believe that nature is not02:35:43
refines and they must refine02:35:45
It was the Japanese who created bansai, which is micro02:35:47
trees it is the Japanese who compete02:35:49
orchids or chrysanthemums grow better02:35:52
in general there is a huge significance stands out02:35:54
taming nature and actually this is one02:35:56
from the principles of the Japanese garden I now02:35:59
I'm in the main park Kinaza you02:36:01
It's called Kairan And this park and garden was02:36:05
founded in the 15th century, but since the 16th century02:36:09
is developing And it’s not just some kind of02:36:11
park in the Japanese province And this is one of02:36:13
three famous most important and02:36:16
beautiful gardens in Japan Total of them02:36:19
actually three is a caraco which02:36:21
located in Canada, this is Karaka02:36:24
which is located in Mita and cancer n02:36:27
which is located in Akaya In total three02:36:28
the main Japanese parks that combine02:36:31
contains all the principles of the present02:36:33
proper Japanese garden itself02:36:36
What is an ideal Japanese garden or02:36:38
park these principles they were02:36:40
formulated in an ancient work02:36:43
chronicle of ideal gardens of Layan author is02:36:46
ancient Chinese writer League and he02:36:49
actually formulated six principles02:36:51
proper ideal Japanese garden02:36:54
actually on the one hand he should02:36:55
be big Yes, it should be vast02:36:57
a large territory and he must manage02:36:59
settle down quietly That is, it’s not02:37:02
Central Park in New York is02:37:03
artificiality of creation that is02:37:05
The hand must be visible02:37:07
a person's strength as a person simplifies02:37:09
nature and at the same time we must not forget about02:37:12
traditional forms, that is, Mandatory02:37:14
there must be a reference to traditional02:37:15
the case of Japanese architecture is very02:37:18
it is important to have flowing water without02:37:20
no flowing water in your Japanese garden02:37:23
Japanese and not perfect and still should02:37:25
be a panoramic view That's all these02:37:27
the principles are implemented in this02:37:29
wonderful park we'll go now02:37:31
Let's see and you still remember the park in02:37:34
your city and see if it matches02:37:36
does he adhere to the principles of ideal Japanese02:37:39
garden or02:37:44
parka02:37:46
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and behind me is one of02:37:50
local attractions02:37:53
tied up here in winter it rains a lot02:37:56
snow and so that the snow does not break these02:37:59
here are their fluffy pine branches02:38:01
it’s not easy to tie it up there02:38:03
somehow yes this is a whole art they are in02:38:07
in the center of the pine tree they make such a pole from02:38:10
of which there are some dozens departing02:38:12
dozens of ropes that tie02:38:14
literally this is more or less large02:38:17
twig However, they do not constantly02:38:19
they are tied, they are tied up for winter here02:38:21
now you can see some of them are already02:38:23
tied up and some are still only02:38:25
getting ready looks very sure02:38:28
unusual, like something modern02:38:31
art at the same time Pay attention They02:38:44
tie it up for winter but pine of course02:38:47
luxurious thick02:38:49
I don't even know how old she is02:38:52
be she’s a hundred or even another, well, so02:38:57
like a real Japanese garden02:39:00
There is a panoramic view from here Yes view02:39:04
- this is an important important component without02:39:07
the type of park or garden is not considered02:39:11
you can see everything from here02:39:14
city02:39:16
Yes, this is certainly a unique system.02:39:17
props thanks to all these props02:39:20
it turns out so super spreading02:39:24
pine tree with such fancy02:39:27
twigs, as I understand it, there are still a lot of them02:39:31
years form its common crown there in02:39:34
making some supports in the right places but02:39:37
The pine is of course amazing and the supports02:39:39
they are all needed so that when it snows02:39:42
so that these branches don't break straight02:39:47
super02:39:51
massive yes And here are the new features02:39:55
in Japanese gardens these are the trees with02:39:56
there are some kind of surveillance cameras02:39:58
a dozen different cameras watching02:40:02
to different places I understand some of02:40:04
these cameras are needed for safety and02:40:05
part are web cameras that02:40:07
broadcast beautiful views to the Internet02:40:09
so here it is literally by hand02:40:12
every little needle is removed from the road Well, here we go02:40:16
walking through this garden you understand what it is02:40:18
not just some garden or park, but this02:40:20
what a real work of art02:40:22
Great attention is paid to every detail here02:40:24
amount of attention there is nothing here02:40:27
random every bush every tree and02:40:29
every branch on this tree is02:40:32
in its place and it’s simply amazing and02:40:35
mesmerizing just like my script02:40:39
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rollers02:40:47
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And of course, walking through the garden you can’t help but02:41:00
see how they made the toilet02:41:02
Please note that this is not easy02:41:04
some kind of cabin is a luxury house02:41:08
built of wood that is all02:41:11
all structures are all wooden and this one02:41:14
the house is just like a small piece of art02:41:16
arts02:41:18
these are the windows for him, that is, this02:41:21
small traditional japanese toilets02:41:25
drain pipes that go here02:41:28
where they are supposed to go look what02:41:30
made with showers and currents, what a fence Oh02:41:34
every detail here is simple02:41:37
delicious inside you can wash your hands02:41:41
Well, actually there is a big clean one here02:41:44
good toilet02:41:47
even the flowers inside have a word about02:41:51
the fact that even a toilet can be competently02:41:55
fit into the environment because02:41:57
when it comes to something02:41:59
attractions near the Kremlin02:42:01
Until recently there were some02:42:03
plastic booths and what they do in02:42:05
St. Petersburg, I’m actually ashamed of all this02:42:09
watch They are near the Hermitage I will remind you02:42:11
they make toilet buses I don't know02:42:13
whether they have been removed there now or not, but still02:42:15
recently they stood there and all this02:42:17
discussed, but the Japanese build these02:42:21
these are amazing houses that are very02:42:23
competently and organically02:42:25
fit into the environment02:42:28
They decided to tie up Kanazawa altogether02:42:30
everything that is, not only pine trees in the gardens but also02:42:33
for example, ordinary bushes, look at them02:42:36
design so I don't know hug02:42:39
rope this bush I don't think he would02:42:41
became much worse if it weren’t for her02:42:44
was revered in Kanazawa and modern02:42:49
art Well, next to art02:42:51
traditionally located next to the park02:42:54
large museum of modern art02:42:57
such an unusual building and looking at02:43:00
the beauty of nature, looking at how02:43:02
The Japanese used to tame nature now02:43:04
you can look at some unusual02:43:07
designs work exhibits In general02:43:09
let's see how modern it is here02:43:11
art now02:43:14
how's it going?02:43:15
[music]02:43:21
it all starts with some02:43:30
colorful And here is the building itself02:43:33
museum Well, thanks to the locals02:43:35
installation you can play with colors02:43:39
filters I am now02:43:41
the little blue museum is called a museum02:43:43
contemporary art of the 21st century to02:43:46
it was clear that art was very02:43:48
modern it is so round in shape and02:43:51
the architects made it to the maximum02:43:54
open i.e. walls for the most part02:43:58
transparent walking around we can see02:44:00
what is inside without even going into02:44:02
museum and it was done in order to02:44:04
show that the museum is open accessible Then02:44:08
you can eat even without buying a ticket02:44:10
somehow get involved in art and even02:44:14
become02:44:17
[music]02:44:23
[music]02:44:37
pinkie is the main exhibit of this museum -02:44:39
This is a pool you can watch02:44:41
from above and you can also walk there from below02:44:45
in order to walk underwater you need02:44:48
in advance02:44:49
register time day by day02:44:52
It’s impossible to do this. Therefore, if02:44:55
are you planning to do any02:44:57
spectacular photos and see this one02:44:59
The entire exhibit must be reserved in advance.02:45:01
to book02:45:02
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time02:45:15
coming to Kanazawa is worth one more02:45:18
cause there is an amazing one nearby02:45:20
historical village shirakawa go no02:45:23
Let's check out Kanazawa Station first02:45:25
to buy food from02:45:27
what is the most important thing to do before02:45:30
by train to buy some food for the trip02:45:32
it is clear that there are many points at the stations02:45:34
catering, but Japan has a special history02:45:36
because besides some02:45:37
standard public catering establishments such as McDonald's02:45:40
now unavailable in Russia here02:45:42
a huge amount of all kinds of food is sold02:45:45
with you which is packed in beautiful02:45:48
boxes that you can take as a gift02:45:51
Well, or just take the train with you and there02:45:53
eat I'll show you what it looks like02:45:56
just a huge food store02:45:59
the station is something incredible Well02:46:02
first of all, look, it’s just gigantic02:46:05
giant store here02:46:07
a large number of locals are represented02:46:09
brands that make all sorts of goodies02:46:12
In general, this is food for the Japanese02:46:16
you know it yourself here, for example with us02:46:18
some fish for sale Yes fish02:46:22
dried squids are already starting here02:46:26
such02:46:32
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hawker of some sets That is, this02:46:46
rice with fish with caviar and some crabs02:46:50
pies and again everything like that02:46:52
in individual wooden boxes here02:46:54
look Yes, this one with crab and caviar02:46:57
what an amazing thing here02:46:59
there are various sets as well as sushi02:47:01
some simple pie with salmon and rice02:47:05
here the next section is also different sushi02:47:08
these here there are various sets of02:47:11
local products You can buy again02:47:14
as a gift here is such a set and such02:47:17
there are simply dozens of shops here02:47:19
now I showed a small part of desserts02:47:23
jam honey what not and for02:47:27
the Japanese are very important, he is not just02:47:28
travels and he is from every city02:47:31
bring some02:47:33
yummy, I decided to buy this one02:47:35
amazing eel is worth this set02:47:39
1188 en the box looks like this02:47:43
there is again yes it can be brought to someone02:47:45
as a gift or take for yourself and eat besides02:47:48
eel sells sushi here02:47:51
for example, set A is just sushi I do it02:47:54
I understand with salmon this is how they look02:47:58
That is, it’s not just some kind of02:47:59
khryuchevo02:48:00
incomprehensible And this is just all beautiful02:48:04
beautiful, nice to pick up, open and02:48:07
enjoy a delicious lunch on the train or02:48:10
in front of the train and this is the local sun02:48:12
manufacturers at02:48:15
I just really want to buy this02:48:17
there is, for example, just how amazing02:48:19
there is a box of candies there Kato02:48:22
simple candies but they are packaged in tacos02:48:24
this is a paper box with pandas here02:48:28
here is with cats02:48:30
there are some bunnies like this02:48:32
desserts are some local ones02:48:34
golden Napoleon Well, let's see how02:48:38
looks like an eel02:48:43
coca gold ribbon02:48:48
simply amazing fish paper02:48:51
work of art corrugated cardboard in02:48:54
The set includes a wet wipe stick02:48:57
ginger soy sauce hot with02:49:01
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with rice Everything can be eaten now by the way02:49:10
the main advantage of Japanese cuisine is that it02:49:14
great some quick noodles02:49:16
cooking or some fast food02:49:18
there is absolutely no smell therefore02:49:20
When you eat on the train you don't cause02:49:22
tops another passenger quite opportunely02:49:25
is it possible that there is something on the train? You can’t just02:49:28
I don’t know about it and I’m breaking it now02:49:30
some ethical Japanese norns with02:49:33
the other side I put ginger directly on02:49:36
on the eel so I think I'm already02:49:39
broke everything you can in front of me guys02:49:41
they eat too So let's assume that it's02:49:44
big crime by the way box in02:49:46
from which all this lies02:49:49
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tree just an hour and a half by car from02:49:56
Kanazawa and we find ourselves in real02:49:59
in a fairy tale, these are trees for only an hour and a half02:50:02
car from the kinase and we find ourselves in02:50:04
in a real fairy tale this is the village of the magpie02:50:08
just an hour and a half from the kinase and we02:50:10
we find ourselves in a real fairy tale02:50:12
village of sazava siza I can’t remember02:50:17
all this is just an hour and a half from Kanazawa02:50:19
and we find ourselves in a real fairy tale02:50:21
village02:50:23
sirova what Rava02:50:27
Rawa is only an hour and a half from Kanazawa and02:50:30
we find ourselves in a real fairy tale02:50:32
village02:50:34
like just an hour and a half from Kinaza and we02:50:37
we find ourselves in a real fairy tale02:50:39
village02:50:41
Shirakawa02:50:43
Yavori Kava with a total of 16,600 people is famous02:50:47
she comes here with her stunning houses02:50:49
By the way, it’s worth coming not only in summer and02:50:51
in autumn but also in winter because in winter Here02:50:53
everything is covered with snow and looks very02:50:56
beautiful just like this02:50:59
Alps in the Alps that's when we look02:51:01
some of these skiing ones02:51:02
villages with lights and everything else02:51:04
The same thing happens here02:51:06
incredibly beautiful place is protected02:51:08
UNESCO So definitely come here02:51:10
come, you can take a taxi, there will be a taxi02:51:12
cost about 200 dollars round trip02:51:15
plus a couple of hours to walk here, maybe02:51:16
taking a bus is 10 times cheaper but02:51:19
bus must be purchased in advance02:51:21
there are dozens of tickets left here02:51:24
unique houses in the ghas d zukri style02:51:27
the name translates as folded into02:51:29
prayer hands as the slopes and roof02:51:32
houses resemble the hands of praying02:51:33
Buddhist monks made roof slopes02:51:36
at an angle so they don't linger there02:51:38
snow and water the water itself is also made of02:51:41
dry reed and straw instead of nails02:51:43
hemp is used in construction02:51:45
rope and Shirakawa walnut rods are02:51:48
not only the museum people still live here02:51:51
people are attracted to the attention of tourists02:51:53
good Many people even do it for money02:51:55
excursions at home02:51:57
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at home Here's an interesting point about02:52:08
Japanese neatness here I am now02:52:10
I’m in the village and it would seem so02:52:12
in the village it is not necessary to observe02:52:14
all the rules but the Japanese They lead here02:52:16
some kind of construction I don’t know maybe02:52:18
be a road of some kind and02:52:20
there will definitely be a bunch of them here02:52:22
Some kind of warning sign cones02:52:25
there's a construction site in the countryside02:52:28
Everything is organized according to the rules Despite02:52:30
what is it a village and as a rule where where02:52:32
And here it was possible to score under But not02:52:34
for the Japanese, by the way, even in this02:52:36
small village they have their own hatches02:52:40
Pay attention to these hatches02:52:42
three houses are depicted which actually02:52:44
it's famous for all the people02:52:46
lives and they have their own unique hatch02:52:49
Siraka is famous for its special02:52:50
thatched roofs That is, this is not02:52:52
just some kind of thatched roof And this is02:52:54
so thick here I guess I don’t know02:52:57
can you compare with me with me? Well then02:53:01
there are 70 centimeters 70 cm good02:53:06
trimmed straw just on this roof02:53:09
the haircut is better than I imagine02:53:11
how much work went into making this roof?02:53:13
do02:53:17
this is what the village looks like here02:53:19
simply a luxurious channel system with02:53:23
amazingly clear water and people02:53:25
by the way no02:53:26
fences and ordinary people live here02:53:29
this is not just some kind of museum02:53:32
exhibit And here there are ordinary residential buildings02:53:36
people tend to their gardens there02:53:38
real village life they are like that02:53:41
signs that you can't go somewhere02:53:43
so as not to disturb ordinary residents in02:53:46
in general, like everything else in Japan, the village02:53:48
incredibly well-groomed02:53:50
everything is very beautiful02:53:53
neat, nothing superfluous, ok02:53:56
this house may not be the best02:53:57
beautiful and look how transparent it is02:54:01
water as we know in Japan, smoking anyhow02:54:03
where you can’t eat special smoking rooms But02:54:05
in addition to the usual smoking rooms, here you can02:54:08
see pens for vapers for02:54:10
electronic cigarettes, that is, right here02:54:13
there are signs that this is only for systems02:54:17
heating tobacco no burning and02:54:21
a pen where you can smoke your own these02:54:24
Here02:54:26
Holy crap I've never seen anything like this02:54:28
By the way, it’s absolutely not clear why if02:54:30
outdoors Why not in this02:54:31
a gas chamber for regular smokers too02:54:33
push them all in there together02:54:39
suffered one of the main02:54:40
attractions of Japanese autumn -02:54:42
these are red maples if everyone comes in the spring02:54:44
look at the cherry blossoms in the fall02:54:47
going for red maples By the way02:54:51
in the spring And in the fall they have02:54:53
special applications that02:54:55
they show this border on the map02:54:57
either cherry blossoms or redness02:55:00
Klenov and now the beginning of November and such02:55:05
these are just red maples02:55:07
found very rarely only somewhere in02:55:10
you have to go to the mountains or to the north of Japan where02:55:12
they were already starting to turn red, but towards the end02:55:15
November it will be possible to catch it in Tokyo02:55:18
and in Osaka Very beautiful this is the main one02:55:20
This is the tourist season when everyone is traveling02:55:22
enjoy beauty while beauty02:55:24
only on single trees By the way02:55:27
I had a similar hairstyle while I was02:55:29
Not02:55:32
got his hair cut here, the luxurious river and in02:55:35
the village is led by such a bridge. Well, that’s all02:55:40
buses and cars Who comes they them02:55:43
left in a parking lot on the border with02:55:45
village today02:55:47
it's a day off there are already a lot of people but by the way02:55:50
There are practically no foreigners, that is, 902:55:53
Here02:55:54
9% of people are local Tourists Apparently also02:55:58
didn’t go to Japan Or maybe a Tourist02:56:02
I have not yet climbed so far into the wilderness in this02:56:05
beautiful02:56:07
village This is such a stunning original02:56:10
Japan is unlike anything I tried02:56:13
show you all sides but of course even02:56:15
such a big video is not enough to02:56:17
tell everything If you liked it02:56:19
Check out my other videos about Japan and02:56:21
other Asian countries for example02:56:23
South Korea and island02:56:28
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Bali02:56:49
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