We are so pleased that foreign tourists wear our traditional outfit and enjoy our culture. Some western people say that wearing kimono is ”cultural appropriation' ,but all Japanese people never think about it.On the contrary, we are very welcome.
Macha is finely ground powder green tea and Green tea is regular dried whole leaf tea. Jason picked Hojicha-Tiramisu and Jade picked Macha-Tiramisu. Hojicha is roasted green tea. Please enjoy being Japan.
Matcha is a type of green tea with a unique essence and sweetness, and is made from specially grown tea leaves that are ground into powder using a stone mill. Because we actually consume the whole tea leaf, it is rich in nutrients such as vitamins and minerals on that scale. In contrast, "green tea" is a commonly used English term for green tea, which is enjoyed around the world.
Thank you for wearing kimono! As a Japanese person, I am very happy that they were able to experience Japanese culture. It suits you very well and is very cool!👍
Regarding the tiramisu you were eating, on the menu in the video, the green color was Uji Matcha and the brown color was Hojicha. Hojicha is roasted green tea, and I think it has a fragrant aroma.
The torii of Fushimi Inari was built through donations. A thin torii costs about 500,000 yen, and a large torii costs about 1.5 million yen. However, its lifespan is about 10 years.
日本の観光地は外国人ばかり。しかも、着物を着た。これって、外国人観光客の求めている日本なのだろうか？ だって、私らが外国に行って、そこが日本人ばかりだったら、どうよ？ Tourist spots in Japan are full of foreigners. Moreover, they wore kimonos. Is this the Japan that foreign tourists are looking for? I mean, what do you think if we go to a foreign country and there are almost Japanese people there?
二人とも着物似合ってます😊
We are so pleased that foreign tourists wear our traditional outfit and enjoy our culture. Some western people say that wearing kimono is ”cultural appropriation' ,but all Japanese people never think about it.On the contrary, we are very welcome.
よく分からない概念ですよねw 日本人なら外国人が着物を着てくれてたら間違いなく嬉しいのになぜ関係の無い人達が怒るんだろう？？ 他にもあって自分が来てる服を気に入り友達が同じ色違いを買ったんだけど俺は嬉しかった。けど女優さんは嫌がるんだよね？？ じゃあマネキンは何の為に？？ なんか考え方がジャンケンの様な交錯の仕方だよね😂
Thank you!!! We loved it😁
Macha is finely ground powder green tea and Green tea is regular dried whole leaf tea. Jason picked Hojicha-Tiramisu and Jade picked Macha-Tiramisu. Hojicha is roasted green tea. Please enjoy being Japan.
二人とも着物凄い似合ってますね。かっこいいです😊
和服がとてもお似合いでしたよ！！
Matcha is a type of green tea with a unique essence and sweetness, and is made from specially grown tea leaves that are ground into powder using a stone mill. Because we actually consume the whole tea leaf, it is rich in nutrients such as vitamins and minerals on that scale. In contrast, "green tea" is a commonly used English term for green tea, which is enjoyed around the world.
Thank you for wearing kimono! As a Japanese person, I am very happy that they were able to experience Japanese culture. It suits you very well and is very cool!👍
Japan is cherry blossoms season. Enjoy Japan.
2人ともすごく着物が似合っています👍
Welcome to Japan.
You two look cool ＆ beautiful in kimono.
I hope your time in Japan will be wonderful for both of you.
Thank you! 😃
You two are stunning with beautiful Kimono!!
You look great in those kimono!
Two of you wear kimono very well!!
Regarding the tiramisu you were eating, on the menu in the video, the green color was Uji Matcha and the brown color was Hojicha.
Hojicha is roasted green tea, and I think it has a fragrant aroma.
I would have never been able to chose the Kimono there’s so many options but the one you chose is STUNNING ❤❤
Yeah so many options 😅 thank you!!!❤️
Kyoto looks amazing ❤❤ don’t want this Japan series to end 😮😮
Thank you watching ❤️
二人共着物似合うし彼女、超美人さん。
Welcome to Japan！You both look so amazing in kimono：）
Thank you!!!😁
Thank you for coming to my country.🎉
The torii of Fushimi Inari was built through donations.
A thin torii costs about 500,000 yen, and a large torii costs about 1.5 million yen.
However, its lifespan is about 10 years.
Actually, many companies and organisations just donated it after they succeeded in their business performances.
Very interesting. Thank you!!!
日本の観光地は外国人ばかり。しかも、着物を着た。これって、外国人観光客の求めている日本なのだろうか？ だって、私らが外国に行って、そこが日本人ばかりだったら、どうよ？
Tourist spots in Japan are full of foreigners. Moreover, they wore kimonos. Is this the Japan that foreign tourists are looking for? I mean, what do you think if we go to a foreign country and there are almost Japanese people there?