@Hyouzan-y4e
You’ve become one of those rare language teachers where even if I wasn’t interested in the language learning aspect I would still watch your videos because I just enjoy them. Thanks!
@GanGan-f1e
先生の動画を見て、日本の文化についてたくさん学びました。❤
@박귀옥-t9w
ありがとうございました 字幕がはっきりとよく見えます😊
@s.o.c.c.5027
I just found this channel, and I am going to start listening every single day. You speak at a speed that I can keep up with. A few I checked out just to listen to Japanese speaking they were speaking very fast. This is perfect. 😊
@ketsu6100
Thank you very much Fumi sensei. The volume is perfect.
@alexandertvaladze8226
15:05 Kuro is watching you! 😆😆😆
@Jedai_zz
有難うございます先生、先生のビデオでいくつかの漢字を覚えられて、リスニングもだんだん上手くなっています。でも、まだ学ぶことがたくさんあります。
@BoyanKelchev
Thanks!
@Tuckkirby
本当に面白い😊 何度も見ます。 ありがとうふみ先生！
@regbar9265
I saw last week they were planting rice in a picture to honor Yuzuru Hanyu near Sendai. They used many varieties to get the different colors for the picture. This is their seventh year I think. Hope it draws a big crowd to the region
@hoangnguyen8371
I like your speed now, very helpful for beginners like me and I feel your channel is very relax, total is different from others. So please keep your speed as it was 😊. When ever go to this series, it’s feel so chill.
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I found the way rice is cultivated very interesting. It is interesting to know that planting is an activity for elderly people. I am curious to know if the abandoned fields will be cultivated again by other people. About your "Tatame", they are very beautiful. Congratulations! The craftsman's work was very meticulous and of high quality. Thank you for sharing. My Japanese vocabulary is really improving. Greetings from Brazil.
@코카코인-v5d
일본어 공부하기 정말 좋은 채널 같아요 힐링도 되고요 정말 감사합니다
@hyundukkim4644
영상 감사합니다
@waltereerdekens1713
Bedankt
@informatikos-pamokos
This video was oddly satisfying to watch 😊
@robertaottavianelli6474
very interesting! 💚
@schumi3
動画を拝見するようになってしばらく経ちますが、川や水源に強い興味をお持ちのようですね。
@vincentkrych2158
Thank you for the comment at the end. I appreciate your learning videos. This one was educational too seeing how the rice fields work. Arigato gozaimashita
@robertaottavianelli6474