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00:00Lyrics, composition, and arrangement: Hatsune Miku
00:30Lyrics and arrangement: Hatsune Miku
01:00Lyrics and arrangement: Hatsune Miku
01:28Lyrics and Arrangement ...
01:58What are you doing?
02:02Social media?
02:04Web diary-like
02:06So what do you think?
02:08Breakfast? Bread or rice?
02:11Huh? Do people in Kyoto eat bread for breakfast?
02:13Of course, what do you do?
02:14If you choose bread, you can have bacon, eggs, and salad.
02:17For rice, overnight dried grilled sasagare and Chinese cabbage dressed with sesame
02:22Maybe bread?
02:24Cafe au Lait is fine
02:26thank you
02:28Yeah
02:29What does this mean?
02:36As soon as I returned to Kyoto and put on my kimono,
02:39An aura that was not present at all when he was in Paris?
02:44No, I feel like I'm giving off a kind of pressure.
02:49Is it just my imagination?
02:52What is this toast?
03:07Tamae-san's bread is chewy and moist.
03:10Nishijin's?
03:12Yeah
03:12I stopped by on my way to the care center.
03:14Tamae Bread
03:16There's no bad taste in any of the breads.
03:19Tamae-san
03:20I'm working
03:22I originally trained at Kamozawa Bakery in Ebisugawashita, Goko-cho.
03:28Kamozawa-san's daughter is your wife, right?
03:32Original
03:33Huh? Really?
03:35Around after you went to Paris
03:39is that so
03:42It was said that Mukaiko had also received a drawing of her arm.
03:47Well, it's strange that I can still eat this bread.
03:55What is it?
04:02With one slice of bread
04:05I thought the conversation was getting really exciting.
04:08Why is this bread so delicious?
04:12It's important to know that
04:14In Kyoto
04:15Hmm
04:18That's reassuring
04:20If you know who made it and how it came about
04:24What is human added value?
04:29Trust me
04:32It's different from the family system.
04:35It can only be achieved over a long period of time.
04:40I really say that too.
04:42In Kyoto
04:43Is this a protest?
04:46Shall I bake another one?
04:48please
04:54How about graduate school in Kyoto?
04:57It's interesting
04:59The professor has changed a bit.
05:01To get to know Kyoto in depth
05:03Getting to know the people of Kyoto
05:07Let's try saying it
05:09He said that studying Kyoto was like a hobby.
05:12Before I knew it, I was drawn into a research group for that hobby.
05:17That Shinonome sensei will surely be born somewhere else.
05:21Huh? I was speaking in Kyoto dialect.
05:25People from Kyoto don't study Kyoto as a hobby.
05:31Even if you say Kyoto, it might be someone from outside of Kyoto.
05:34Falling off?
05:36Outside Kyoto
05:38Ukyo Ward, Sakyo Ward, Kita Ward, etc.
05:40Isn't it in the same city of Kyoto?
05:43That's something that's been decided in modern times.
05:47Kyoto is the Ochichu area.
05:50It's been decided a long time ago
05:51The people who live in this desert are Kyoto residents.
05:56If you say so
05:57What did he say?
06:00In the heart of Kyoto
06:02There's a picture of Kyoto residents surrounded by a huge moat.
06:06That is Ochichu
06:10You say some funny things.
06:13Is this area also a fallen area?
06:17That's what we think, though.
06:20Quite
06:23What a subtle laugh
06:28This area is called a sacred tree.
06:31It's similar to an old book.
06:33Kugimachi Dosunen, where the Okugi family has lived for a long time
06:37From the perspective of people who have been in business for a long time as middle or lower-level workers
06:42Well, I guess people think we have different hair colors.
06:46It's not easy
06:48here we go
06:50What do you think?
06:52Life is full of variety, and Kyoto people are full of variety too.
06:57Even so, I'm not going to cause any trouble.
07:01Is it different from Kyoto people that they are all round?
07:06Otherwise business and relationships will not be sustainable.
07:11Thank you for waiting
07:17Large
07:19You said you went to Keiando earlier.
07:23ah
07:24I heard you've been having a really hard time lately.
07:29What did you talk about?
07:30It's the same problem that Japanese confectionery shops all over Kyoto are facing.
07:34Japanese sweets don't sell as well as they used to
07:38The unit price is low, so the smaller the company, the harder it is to manage.
07:44Business is struggling, so young people are reluctant to take over.
07:50Don't let it become a vicious cycle
07:54Especially for places like Keiando that only make bean paste.
08:01Is red bean paste made by a specialized company?
08:04Our factory is now so big that we make everything ourselves.
08:09In the past, we would ask a bean paste shop to make up the missing amount.
08:16Wow
08:17Bean paste is the lifeblood of Japanese sweets.
08:21Kokura with Koshian
08:25Uguisu Shiro An
08:28In Kyoto, we have a Japanese confectionery shop that sells
08:33The craftsmen who make the wonderful bean paste
08:36Gaku was there though.
08:38The number is gradually decreasing
08:42Losing a great bean paste shop like Keiando
08:45Losses to the Kyoto Confectionery Association
08:47I wonder if the union can help in any way.
08:51Union?
08:53Okabe-san is the vice president of the Kyoto Confectionery Association.
08:57Wow
08:59Well, it has nothing to do with Raku-chan.
09:03It brings back memories
09:09Keiando's red bean paste
09:11We started dating
09:12there is?
09:13The one I got as a souvenir the other day
09:16No, let's do that for the first time in a while
09:20I got it as a souvenir
09:50It brings back memories
09:56It brings back memories
09:58It's a classic snack for kids at the candy store.
10:02It brings back memories
10:10It's a classic snack for kids at the candy store.
10:14It's true that the disappearance of this bean paste would be a cultural loss.
10:20I ate too much this morning
10:32Well then, be careful.
10:33Miyako
10:36Yeah
10:37I want to know a little more
10:40What?
10:42About Japanese sweets
10:44The landlady also does
10:47That's true
10:50To celebrate
10:52The face of a Kyoto person
10:54I see
10:56I'll think about it.
10:58I'm off.
11:00Good morning, welcome back
11:02Still called the Sea Gate and the Mountain Gate
11:12Good morning, welcome back
11:42Sorbonne
11:44good morning
11:46But I don't like that name
11:49Is it no good?
11:50People in Kyoto love France.
11:52In particular
11:53I'd be grateful for the Paris one too.
11:55I thought it might be okay.
11:57The Sorbonne
12:00Was it a bit cliché?
12:02If you're going to give it to someone who looks like a Parisian,
12:05I think there are other cool ones too.
12:07for example?
12:09Yeah
12:11Lutace
12:13What's that?
12:14Lutetia in Latin
12:18ah
12:19Are you talking about Lutecia?
12:23Well, in Japanese,
12:25The pronunciation is so good I can't understand
12:28A former general of Paris in ancient Roman times
12:30To be precise
12:32Lutecia Parisiorma
12:34As expected, you know very well
12:37When the Roman Empire conquered France
12:40The origin of the name Paris comes from the barbarian tribe called the Parisii.
12:44That way of speaking will upset the French people.
12:48It wasn't conquered by Rome.
12:52It's civilized assimilation.
12:54That's the French reasoning.
12:57it is
12:58Not with logic
13:00I can't see it
13:01surely
13:05Is the Lutecia equivalent to one phrase in Paris today?
13:08I've also learned a little bit about haiku.
13:11It's almost the same as the five lines just now.
13:13Around the Latin Quarter
13:15Even though it's the birthplace of Paris, there isn't even one haiku.
13:19Among the Parisians
13:21Is there any debate about which is the real Paris?
13:24here we go
13:28Until about 100 years ago
13:31There is a wall that surrounds Paris
13:34The inside of it is Paris
13:37It seems that it was like that
13:39What kind of line is drawn like in Kyoto?
13:43This morning, my grandmother and I were talking about the Rakuchu Rakugai
13:48Kyoto, the Demon Gate
13:50In other words, Ochichu
13:52Where from
13:54How far?
13:55After the lecture
13:58Central Yana
14:02There are various theories
14:13It depends on how you look at it though
14:15What area of Kyoto, the so-called Ochichu area of Kyoto, is this?
14:21Ikkyu-san
14:23I think we should base our thinking on the Emperor's acting residence.
14:27I see
14:27The original Heian-kyo was built much further west than it is today.
14:32That's right
14:33The center line of Suda Kimiko is near the current Senbon Street.
14:38The location where the Emperor lived was probably around present-day Saiji Temple.
14:42After that, after wars and fires, the deputy was established near the current Kyoto Imperial Palace from the Kamakura period to the beginning of the Muromachi period.
14:52Once the location of the Emperor was decided, the Ashikaga Shoguns of Kugiya era also built their residences nearby.
14:59The famous Flower Palace of Ashikaga Yoshimitsu was located in this area from Kamitanakauri in the north to Karatsu-mae in the south along the Imadegawa River, and Muromachi-dori in the west.
15:13It's right next to that
15:15Kuraya Harunobu is next to the Flower Palace to the north.
15:20During the Muromachi period, this area was the center of festivals, with many daimyo and feudal lord residences gathered.
15:28It's called ascending
15:31On the other hand, this area, known as Shimogyo, was where towns and provinces that prospered through commerce and industry were concentrated.
15:37Muromachi Street runs north and south, connecting the upper and lower streets.
15:45During the time of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the scope of the middle line, which had been vague, was clarified.
15:52This is the land division of the major remodeled Tensho.
15:55As expected of a Kyoto native, he is a first-class certified
16:00What do you think is the downfall?
16:02Hmm
16:05Hideyoshi wanted to clear up a lot of things.
16:10The boundary between the inside and outside of the city was clearly drawn.
16:14It's funny
16:15Dance
16:16The moat that surrounds the city of Kyoto
16:21There's hardly any left now
16:24The line is clearly drawn
16:26Well, that's easy to understand
16:28The inside of the dance is fall-in and the outside is fall-out
16:32The carpenter also did something unnecessary.
16:34That's not true.
16:37Politically, it shows the authority of the ruler of the country and is easy to defend militarily.
16:42I'm saying that drawing lines in politics or the military is meaningless.
16:44That's a typical Izuki opinion.
16:46Where is Kyoto Okushika within Kyoto?
16:54The line should be drawn between economics and culture.
16:57The question is, which area was the center of Kyoto's economy and culture?
17:05Within this area is Ochihoku, which at the time consisted of only rice paddies and farmland.
17:10It feels strange to call it "Ochichu"
17:14So the areas where people gather, such as the upper, middle and lower levels, are the areas where people fall?
17:22No, that's quite
17:24Ah, that face
17:26No, it's different from the one where the upper part doesn't enter.
17:30From the perspective of people who have been doing business in the middle and lower ranks for a long time,
17:37People think that the hair color is different.
17:40Is this it?
17:41What has supported the city of Kyoto since the Muromachi period is
17:46Neither a nobleman nor a samurai
17:48The lower and middle towns and provinces
17:51The falling center is the downward and middle lines.
17:54Is that Izuki's theory?
17:57It's more common sense than theory
18:00In terms of specific areas, from where to where
18:04From the East Temple in the east to the oil construction in the west
18:10From Aneya Construction in the north to Matsubara in the south
18:15This is where it falls
18:18Senma
18:19Isn't it Yamahoguchi?
18:21Oh what is that
18:23This one
18:27Gonchikitin
18:30Onomatopoeia Festival
18:31There are a total of 34 Yamahoguchi in the Onomatopoeia Festival.
18:36The neighborhood that has it
18:38It fits perfectly into the area Izuki mentioned.
18:41It has been over 500 years since the festival took its current form.
18:45Maintaining and managing those gorgeous mountains and ridges
18:48Just training people to carry on the festival is not an easy task.
18:52The financial resources to do so
18:54A region where towns and states with cultural passion live
18:58This is what is falling
19:01That's a lot of confidence
19:03Professor Shinonome, can I ask you something?
19:06Hey
19:07this
19:07It's the tip of a naginata
19:09If you're going to do it, can you do it at Mt. Kurosu in my town?
19:13No problem.
19:15teacher
19:17I think Izuki-kun's theory that Yamahoguchicho was a slum is extreme.
19:21It's not a theory, it's common sense
19:23It's impossible for there to be any abnormal feelings about Kyoto Shrine in the story.
19:28Both were created later in the Edo period.
19:30Well, this kind of talk is just going to end in disaster.
19:35If people from Kamikawa or Nishijin heard this, they would definitely get into a fistfight.
19:39I don't think so.
19:45Isn't it different from Kyoto people that they don't make sharp edges and just keep things round?
19:52The eighth generation of Kuraya said,
19:55The person who does the miracle is the adult.
20:00Well, what do you think?
20:02Where is Izuki-kun's house?
20:04Noramachi Hexagon rises
20:06Right in the middle of Yamahoguchi Town
20:09Ah, why don't you try doing some on-site research?
20:14How about your stay?
20:16A little
20:24It's definitely wider than it was a month ago.
20:28I think it's about time to decide on a date for the surgery.
20:33Well, around the end of next month.
20:40teacher
20:41It feels like we're in a rush.
20:48If you want to completely remove cancer, the sooner you can do it while the disease is still small, the better.
20:55What's wrong with you young lady?
20:57Wow
21:00actually
21:03I just returned to Japan
21:06We are discussing various things.
21:10As I mentioned earlier, Mr. Sawafuji,
21:17teacher
21:17yes
21:18I will definitely undergo surgery
21:23no
21:24Receive
21:26I want to go to Nago even just for one day.
21:31I think so.
21:33hospitalization
21:39surgery
21:41Even after that
21:43I have to rest for a while.
21:47Things that need to be done by people
21:51There are quite a few
21:53What is Kuratani-san's situation?
21:56I intend to be fully aware of this.
21:58If you run a business like ours,
22:02The time is said
22:06difficult
22:10As much as possible
22:15So as not to cause trouble for everyone
22:18I'll measure the timing
22:20please
22:22A little more
22:24Can we have some time?
22:27It's difficult
22:28This is Kannin
22:30A difficult patient
22:33no
22:34Death is
22:37Something difficult
22:39I don't think Yuki-san is carrying it.
22:42Embarrassing
22:44got it
22:46But
22:47Let's decide this month
22:50When you get sick
22:53It's something to suit your illness.
22:56Kurama-san's
23:17Yoshitsune Festival
23:19It's done
23:21When the moon changes
23:25The Mid-Autumn Festival order will come soon.
23:29good luck
23:31anyway
23:42I don't feel well
23:46Probably
23:50Thank you for watching
24:20Thank you for watching
24:50Thank you for watching
25:20Thank you for watching
25:50Muromachi Street is a special street for the Shimogyo town lords.
25:55From the Aneya construction site in the north to Shijo in the south
25:58The town of kimono, with large kimono merchants standing tall along Takasuji
26:03There are few now
26:06Hmm, you should ask the 16th generation about that.
26:11Huh? The 16th generation?
26:13My father
26:14So is it Iseki or the 17th?
26:20Is that okay?
26:21I don't feel like it though
26:25I'm cooperating with this fieldwork because I think it has academic significance.
26:30Please don't ask any unnecessary questions.
26:36What's extraneous?
26:39Questions about succession or minor illness are prohibited.
26:44Well, that's the point I wanted to ask.
26:48If you can't meet these conditions, there will be no interview.
26:51You can't go any further than this
26:54here?
26:55Oh
26:57Haa
26:58Yeah
27:00Yeah
27:02Yeah
27:03Yeah
27:04Oh! What is this? Amazing
27:19Don't ride it
27:20Welcome back
27:27I'm home
27:29This is the manager, Mr. Sano.
27:33Mikami and Minakami, from the same lab
27:38thank you
27:40Welcome
27:41Sorry, I'm at work
27:44No no no I can help you
27:48Sano-san
27:50yes
27:51Bon, stop it.
27:53Please come this way
27:58We originally stayed at Obi Inn.
28:07Since the Genroku period, we have also started to handle kimonos that were not yet in use.
28:11It is a design that is folded from white fabric.
28:15We also accept fully custom-made kimonos, including dyeing.
28:18If there is an order, we can also make costumes for festivals.
28:21Generation range
28:22Generation range
28:23Looks expensive
28:24The president will be your partner.
28:2716th generation
28:28Yeah
28:29The 16th generation
28:30Yeah
28:31The 16th generation
28:32The 16th generation
28:33Izuki Kintayu
28:34That's an amazing name
28:35Is it different from your real name?
28:36That's right
28:37It's a prestigious seat that has been held by successive heads of the family.
28:40It looks like a Kabuki theater.
28:48Goro's Izu also comes from there.
28:52I'll be back soon, so please wait in the back.
28:56yes
28:59yes
29:00Izu at that time also comes from there.
29:02I'll be back soon, so please wait in the back.
29:05yes
29:10Ah, this, this, how humans work...
29:21Ah!
29:23No, no, what...
29:27The heir to such a long-established company...
29:31I haven't decided yet whether to follow suit.
29:35Ah, that's no good, this way.
29:40Eldest son?
29:48That's a lie
29:50Well then...
29:52I told you that such talk is prohibited.
29:57Oh, sorry.
30:10There is no rule that the successor must be a person of the same bloodline.
30:16If you are too hung up on bloodlines, things that last will never last.
30:22The people of the family who have lived in Kyoto for a long time don't have the mentality to do that.
30:28Adopted children or something?
30:32sorry
30:38Well, if Iseki's older sister or younger sister adopts a child, there won't be any problems.
30:44I don't have any older or younger sisters.
30:46Oh, are you coming?
30:56Man is condemned to freedom
31:01It's Sartre
31:05yeah?
31:06yeah?
31:07Existentialist philosophy, Sartre's famous theory of freedom
31:11Ah...
31:13Ah...
31:14Humans are not determined to be who they are from the moment they are born.
31:20The freedom to make your own choices and create yourself
31:26have the responsibility that comes with it
31:32When I called him for the first time, I felt like I was having a hard time communicating with Raijin-san.
31:37The responsibility of making your own free choice is great
31:45As long as you seek freedom, you cannot escape the pressure.
31:50That is the penalty of freedom
31:54Well, that's normal, isn't it?
32:00People who are born into an environment where they cannot do such simple things
32:06What should I do?
32:09In my case, homosexuals wanted to be teachers.
32:13My parents asked me to take the paper and take over the business.
32:19Ah, I thought I had to give up my dream of becoming a teacher.
32:24I feel so sad
32:30I remember crying behind this tower
32:37Cry and cry
32:40A Japanese confectionery shop that has been in this town for hundreds of years, since I was born.
32:44I immediately decided
32:50Lamenting that you have no freedom
32:53It's an excuse to avoid responsibility for your choices.
32:57Sartre also has some harsh words.
33:02I think that's wrong
33:04yeah?
33:06Ah, I don't mean escapism or excuses.
33:11Yeah
33:15I think it's like dedication.
33:18Dedication? Dedication to what?
33:22Small for home and family business
33:27Broadly speaking, it's for the city of Kyoto.
33:31I think so too
33:36Sartre too
33:38If I was born in a town with so many restrictions
33:41The idea of freedom was all mixed up.
33:45Kyoto residents are sentenced to life imprisonment
33:51That's funny
33:53The people on Muromachi Street are tied up.
34:00Is there any way to break free from this curse?
34:11I feel like I've been thinking about that all my life
34:16I don't really want to take over the family business.
34:22it is
34:25Okay.
34:32Well, that's the end of the story.
34:34Welcome
34:39The presentation is taken care of
34:54Mikami and Minakami, who were in the same research lab at graduate school
34:58I apologize for taking up your time.
35:03If it can be useful for academic purposes, I'll take it any step I can.
35:08Where does the Rakuchu area of Kyoto begin and end?
35:14I want to hear your dad's opinion.
35:17Enjoying it?
35:19That's you
35:21Yamaho Town has been selected as the Rakuchu
35:23It's common sense
35:25Well, that's it for me.
35:32Why won't he come?
35:35I guess there's no point in me asking now
35:55I'm kind of tired
36:00Yeah
36:02That 16th generation has a gentle demeanor.
36:07A strange pressure
36:09Maybe it's the pressure of being founded 467 years ago.
36:15Long-established store
36:16The one who kills
36:22Now that you mention it, it looks like a giant moat
36:27The one that Shinobu-sensei said
36:29The town of Kyoto is surrounded by a huge moat in the very center of Kyoto.
36:39They have protected their interests from the powerful people of the time.
36:43Onin War, around Hamakurigomon
36:46Learning from lessons learned from the city being burned down many times by major fires
36:49Kyoto has had an unreasonable number of boulevards built in the name of preventing inflammation.
36:55Oike Pond
36:58Karasuma
37:01Gojo
37:03Horikawa
37:05Yamaho Town is surrounded by this main street.
37:11Is it just a coincidence?
37:12Come out, come out of the moat
37:18Ah, run, run, run, run, run
37:24Ah, if I'm going to live there, I'd rather live outside.
37:30Zero view of the curse
37:32Stop it, the people of Yamaho Town will get angry at you.
37:35Hey, hey, Izu, are you okay?
37:38Well, it's his life.
37:42You have the best choice
37:45Of course
37:47I'm going to work part-time, so I'll be here.
37:49Ah, I'll just stroll home
37:52I want to see the city too
37:54See you later
37:55byte
38:12Mariol
38:15hoodie
38:45It feels good, it's evening
38:47Yes, it's my favorite time
38:50Travelling?
38:52Well, it's something similar.
38:54Are you from Kyoto?
38:57Born
38:58There's a bar somewhere around here
39:02It's a modest bar like this, where locals tend to go.
39:05Please feel free to use it.
39:15Nice shop
39:30Yes, Mimo-chan
39:34I'll enjoy having this
39:45delicious
39:47Champagne and Chigo
39:50Regular sparkling wine
39:51For students who don't have money
39:55RAM is enough
39:57Do you like wine?
40:00oh dear
40:01I'm used to drinking it
40:03Perhaps
40:04I'm going back home
40:05that's right
40:08From which country?
40:09It's France
40:10No, that's kind of what I felt
40:14Customer
40:15Customer
40:16Customer
40:17Customer
40:18Customer
40:19Customer
40:20Customer
40:21Customer
40:22Customer
40:23Customer
40:24Customer
40:25Customer
40:26Customer
40:27Studying abroad
40:28Lakshya's graduate school
40:30Reverse study abroad from France?
40:32That's rare
40:33Coming from Paris
40:36It's still a month and a half
40:38I'm not used to this city
40:40If you have any questions about Kyoto
40:43Ask me anything
40:45Is that true?
40:47I found a good shop
40:50We were the ones who turned this place into a bar.
40:53It's a side dish restaurant that has been around for a long time, passed down from my grandmother.
40:55The district has been running here for 60 years.
40:58It's a long-established store
41:01In Kyoto, a store cannot be considered a long-established establishment unless it has been in business for over 200 years.
41:06I learned a lot.
41:08Hello teacher
41:14Long time no see
41:16Yeah
41:17ah
41:19this is
41:20It's key food
41:22Mom
41:26Mom
41:31nice
41:32nice
41:38Marutake Hebi Toshio Shioike
41:43Hasanji
41:46square box nishiki
41:50Shiaya Buddha Matsuman Gojo
41:57Settacharacharaauontana
42:03Passing by Rokujo Sanriku Railway
42:11Beyond the notebook, Article 89
42:17Justin Lee Tan Lever
42:19Justin Bieber
42:20total
42:21Chustuopjinateromesette horn
42:23Thank you for watching
42:53Takagai Higashi Kurumayacho
42:59Karasuryogaemuro clothing
43:05Shinmachi Kamanzanashionawa
43:12Water from the oil-smelling fish pond
43:18Town and countryside
43:24I am here in this night
43:28I will live in this night
43:31I will sing in this night
43:35Matsuhikura Shinichi Ekoin
43:43Jouofuku Senbom
43:48Hatewa Nishijin
43:54There's something good about struggling
43:56I'll say it now
43:58What is the reason?
44:00Reasons for deciding to follow in his footsteps
44:03The town where I was born and lived until I was five years old
44:06Masako Niimura's daughter
44:08This is where Niimura-san's house was.
44:11Did your mother have no intention of taking over the family business?
44:15No matter how hard you try, you won't get good results if you don't like it.
44:20emptiness
44:20We'll have to talk someday
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44:33good morning
44:34thank you
44:35odg
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