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(JGTV) Completed! Do you know how many types of stone basins there are?



First part

Do you know how many different types of stone lanterns there are?
In this video, we have asked a stone lantern professional some questions.
Please watch the video!

撮影協力：株式会社 北山都乾園　KITAYAMA TOKAN-EN CO.,LTD.
http://www.tokanen.com/
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You can also visit the lanterns. Please contact us if you are coming to Kyoto!
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・ Video editing software：　DaVinci Resolve
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21 Comments

  3. Katerina K

    Beautiful! Very interesting video! The Ryoanji was impressive ! Using the mouth character as a radical to read in combination with the kanji around it! Thank you for uploading and thank you to Mr. Kitayama also! ✨👍

  6. VmR

    I hope you also have a video of the manufacturing of a few of these shapes and if other materials are used such as cement or ceramic. Thanks

  9. Alan McLean

    Hearing about the history and the various types of stone basins really gave me a deeper appreciation of them. Thank you to all involved in making the video

  11. Vladimir Vladimirovich

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    вверх и большая благодарность за
    ваш замечательный фильи с
    бассейнами для птиц и
    крупных животных !
    Подписан на вашем канале я давно
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    Мой город – Nizhnevartovsk !

  12. Gord Chapman

    I have a question for Kitayama; did Saida San create any of these water basins or lanterns? One of them looks like his style.

  17. tofuroshi

    "All you need, you already have", what a beautiful sentiment. Thank you for the explanation of this basin, I have always wondered why a basin shaped like a coin would be appropriate in a garden. Thank you Kitayamasan and Matsunagasan! I am interested in the origins of the symbol on the Oribe style lantern if you speak with Kitayamasan again, and also if the Gorin pagoda is the origin of the modern stone lantern. Thank you.

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