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Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry.
In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 283853
Specialists in the fading profession of preparing bodies for funeral and cremation in Japan gave a rare glimpse of their skills at the opening of a Tokyo exhibition focused on the business of death and dying.
- published: 08 Dec 2015
- views: 7182
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- published: 17 Dec 2016
- views: 3886
This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited to take part in it, it was the first time i had ever even seen it... but apparently everyone wanted me to join in because i'm part of the family. It is because of reasons like this that i love Japan and my host family, being able to be involved in Ancient ceremonies which i'm sure that very few Gaijin will ever get to do. I love my host family and my life here and i truly felt honored to be involved in this.
The Japanese spoken in very old Japanese, i did understand some of it, just talking about his life, when he died, when he was born, things like that.. but i'm not even going to attempt to sub it.
ANY Racist or Negative comments on this video will be deleted and the user will be blocked, i was allowed to film this FOR my host family, and they will be watching it, and i don't want them to read any comments by any racist bastards, if you don't like it, DONT WATCH IT!
- published: 11 May 2008
- views: 41677
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World
Around the world, different cultures have unique ways of mourning and demonstrating affection to the deceased.
Number 10: Indonesia, The Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses.
The Toraja tribe who inhabits the mountainous region of South Sulawesi has a tradition called Ma'Nene or the Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses where the bodies of the deceased are dug up to be washed, groomed, and given a make-over. Damaged caskets are also repaired or replaced.
The corpses are then dragged from where they have died and then back to the village, always following a path of straight lines, and then they are placed back into a coffin.
Number 9: Ghana, Fantasy Coffins.
Among the Ga people of Ghana, death is not the end and that life continues in the next world in the same way at it did on earth. They also believe that deceased ancestors are powerful than the living and are able to influence the relatives who are still alive.
To gain merits from their deceased loved ones, the families will do everything they can to provide the best coffin consistent with the deceased person's profession or status. If the deceased is a pilot, his coffin will be a custom made airplane.
Number 8: Tibet, Sky Burial.
In Tibet, as well as in Mongolia, Bhutan, Nepal, and certain parts of India, there is a burial practice called excarnation where the deceased is placed on a mountaintop to decompose or to be eaten by scavenging animals, especially carrion birds. When the organs and the flesh of the deceased has been discarded, the bones and skeletons are smashed into pieces and mixed with barley flour to feed the vultures.
Number 7: Papua, Indonesia, Finger Cutting.
The Dani people of Papua, Indonesia, mourn the passing of their loved ones by coating their faces with mud and ash, and by amputating a segment of the finger to symbolize the loss of relatives. The amputation ritual, mostly carried out by the women, is also believed to appease the spirit of the departed.
Number 6: China, Professional Mourners.
One of the ways that Chinese people honor the dead is to hire professional mourners to help wail for the family in their sorrow. For around $600 the family can hire seven women who will chant, cry, shout, and collapse on the floor.
Number 5: Japan, Self-Mummification.
They are referred to as “Buddhas in the flesh.” They are practitioners of Shingon Buddhism who have successfully carried the gruesome and excruciating practice of self-mummification as a sign of transcendence and spiritual transformation.
Self-mummification is a process that can be completed between the span of 3,000 days to 10 years. The first step involves a strict diet that eliminate all body fat, and the consumption of certain herbs and toxic cycad nuts known to inhibit bacterial growth. The second step requires the monk to step into a tiny burial chamber provided with a small opening to allow air inside. Everyday the monk rings a bell to signify that he is still alive. Once the bell stops, the chamber will be sealed. After three years, it will be reopened again to see if the attempt at self-mummification was successfully carried out.
Number 4: India, Sati.
Sati is the practice among some Hindu communities by which a recently widowed woman either voluntarily or by use of force or coercion commits suicide as a result of her husband's death. The best known form of sati is when a woman burns to death on her husband's funeral pyre. Other forms of sati exist, including being buried alive with the husband's corpse and drowning.
Number 3: India, Santhara or Fasting to death.
In Jainism, Santhara is part of an ethical code of conduct where a Jain ascetic is allowed to gradually reduce food and liquid intake when normal life is no longer possible due to old age, incurable disease, or when a person is nearing his end.
Number 2: Philippines, Ifugao's Skinning of the Dead.
When a member of an Ifugao tribe dies, male relatives will build a chair used to prop up the deceased. Then the body is washed, blindfolded, set up near the front door to the house for a period of up to eight days.
On the fourth day of the mourning period, the body is remove from the chair, and the skin is peeled off. The skin is then buried underneath the house of the deceased. Ifugao members believe that this practice helps with fertility.
Number 1: Taiwan, Funeral Strippers.
In Taiwan, the practice of hiring young women to sing, dance, and remove clothes at a funeral is one way of celebrating the life of the deceased and also to attract mourners.
Another purpose of the strippers is to "appease wandering spirits" as well as give the deceased "one last hurrah". What happens in a performance can vary considerably, and may include climbing poles, sound systems, professional musicians, electric "flower carts", neon-lit stages, fireworks and gas-driven fire flames.
- published: 01 Feb 2017
- views: 22531
You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member.
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Japanese funeral
A Japanese funeral (葬儀 sōgi or 葬式 sōshiki) includes a wake, the cremation of the deceased, a burial in a family grave, and a periodic memorial service. According to 2007 statistics, 99.81% of deceased Japanese are cremated.
Modern funerals
After death
Although Japan has become a more secular society (see Religion in Japan), 91% of funerals are conducted as Buddhist ceremonies. Immediately after a death (or, in earlier days, just before the expected death), relatives moisten the dying or deceased person's lips with water, a practice known as water of the last moment (末期の水, matsugo-no-mizu). Most Japanese homes maintain Buddhist altars, or butsudan (仏壇), for use in Buddhist ceremonies; and many also have Shinto shrines, or kamidana (神棚). When a death occurs, the shrine is closed and covered with white paper to keep out the impure spirits of the dead, a custom called kamidana-fūji (神棚封じ). A small table decorated with flowers, incense, and a candle is placed next to the deceased's bed.
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Japan (
i/dʒəˈpæn/; Japanese: 日本 Nippon [nip̚põ̞ɴ] or Nihon [nihõ̞ɴ]; formally 日本国 
Nippon-koku or Nihon-koku, "State of Japan") is an island country in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies to the east of the Sea of Japan, the East China Sea, China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south. The kanji that make up Japan's name mean "sun origin", and Japan is often called the "Land of the Rising Sun".
Japan is a stratovolcanic archipelago of 6,852 islands. The four largest are Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku, which make up about ninety-seven percent of Japan's land area. Japan's population of 126 million is the world's tenth largest. Approximately 9.1 million people live in Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, which is the sixth largest city proper in the OECD. The Greater Tokyo Area, which includes Tokyo and several surrounding prefectures, is the world's largest metropolitan area with over 35 million residents and the world's largest urban agglomeration economy.
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Japanese
Japanese may refer to:
- Japanese diaspora, Japanese emigrants and their descendants around the world
- Foreign-born Japanese, naturalized citizens of Japan
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Funeral
A funeral is a ceremony for honoring, respecting, sanctifying, or remembering the life of a person who has died. Funerary customs comprise the complex of beliefs and practices used by a culture to remember the dead, from interment itself, to various monuments, prayers, and rituals undertaken in their honor. Customs vary widely both between cultures and between religious groups and denominations within cultures. Common secular motivations for funerals include mourning the deceased, celebrating their life, and offering support and sympathy to the bereaved. Additionally, funerals often have religious aspects which are intended to help the soul of the deceased reach the afterlife, resurrection or reincarnation.
The funeral generally includes a ritual through which the corpse of the deceased is given up. Depending on culture and religion, these can involve either the destruction of the body (for example, by cremation or sky burial) or its preservation (for example, by mummification or interment). Differing beliefs about cleanliness and the relationship between body and soul mean that a funerary practice that is deeply sacred to one culture may be absolutely taboo in another. When a funerary ceremony is performed but the body of the deceased is not available, it is usually called a memorial service.
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Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”. The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry. In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes. More from 101 East on: YouTube - http://aje.io/101eastYouTube Facebook - http://facebook.com/101east Twitter - http://twitter.com/aj101east Instagram - http://instagram.com/aj101east Website - http://aljazeera.com/101east -
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This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited to take part in it, it was the first time i had ever even seen it... but apparently everyone wanted me to join in because i'm part of the family. It is because of reasons like this that i love Japan and my host family, being able to be involved in Ancient ceremonies which i'm sure that very few Gaijin will ever get to do. I love my host family and my life here and i truly felt honored to be involved in this. The Japanese spoken in very old Japanese, i did understand some of it, just talking about his life, when he died, when he was born, things like that.. but i'm not even going to attempt to sub it. ANY Racist or Negative comments on this video will be deleted and the user will be blocked, i was allowed to film this FOR my host family, and they will be watching it, and i don't want them to read any comments by any racist bastards, if you don't like it, DONT WATCH IT! -
2:33CNN: Mass funerals bring Japan new heartache
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6:3510 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World | Top 10 Weird List
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You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member. I had gone to another funeral here but it was not family. Different responsibilities...many I was not ready for. **Want a shirt?** http://goo.gl/oDXAiz **My guest blogging over at Hey Momi** http://heymomi.com **My new stationery channel** https://goo.gl/OvgoRD read...BLOG http://tarakamiya.com see....INSTAGRAM https://instagram.com/smartalecky/ tweet.....TWITTER https://twitter.com/smartalecky face....https://www.facebook.com/kamiyatara/ look......PINTEREST https://www.pinterest.com/smartalecky/ contact.....EMAIL kamiyatara@gmail.com -
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Hi loves! I included two days in this vlog. In the first day, I went shopping with my family. The next day we went to the Shijukunichi of my grandmother's older sister. Shijukunichi means 49 days and it is a Japanese/ Buddhist tradition. Shijukunichi is held 49 days after the death of a person. We first went to a temple and had a ceremony there. Then we went to a restaurant and had a meal. After the meal the ashes were put into the grave. I didn't film any of these things due to obvious reasons, but I wanted to share this tradition with you. Since I live in Switzerland I wasn't able to attend such ceremonies of any of my deceased family members. It was a first for me and it certainly was interesting to learn more about the Japanese culture. Still, it was a sad event. xo Sarah ♡ COUPON CODES ♡ - Missu Beauty http://bit.ly/1sXxemE - kira10 for 10% off * (doesn't apply to sale, workshops and charms) - Madam Glam http://bit.ly/1rLP7PR - kirakira10 for 10% off - Bornprettystore http://bit.ly/1l4cNgs - KIKW10 for 10% off - Whats Up Nails http://bit.ly/1eqksVH - KIRAKIRANAIL10 for 10% off (only on nail vinyls) - Vanity Planet LED lamp for 70% off: http://vpwow.com/kirakiraglow * - NOQ Gels http://noqusa.com - KIRANAIL10 for 10% off ♡ HELPFUL VIDEOS ♡ - How did I get this nail shape? http://youtu.be/iOx_mWzVuj0 - My nail care routine: http://youtu.be/TOiH70x3SYQ - How to remove 3D nail art: http://youtu.be/3ORn0pXQGXY - HD picture of this design: ♡ SOCIAL MEDIA ♡ - Instagram: kirakiranail - Snapchat: kirakiranail - Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/kirakiranail2 - Tumblr: http://kirakiranail.tumblr.com - Subscribe to my channel: http://bit.ly/1rsy5mI - Visit my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/kirakiranail ♡ PRODUCTS USED ♡ Base and top coat Music: Links marked with a * are affiliate links. -
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On May 2nd, 1998, Hideto Matsumoto (hide) passed away... News of his death was crushing and unbearable. Funeral services has been held on May 7th 1998 at 1H PM, at the Chikuji Hongan Temple. The chief mourner was Mitsuru-kun. --------------------------------- ~ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON MAY 7, 1998 ~ By CHISAKI WATANABE c. The Associated Press TOKYO (May 7) Tens of thousands of young fans shut down central Tokyo today in an extraordinary outpouring of grief for a rock guitarist who hanged himself One fan followed him in suicide, and two tried. Helicopters buzzed over the Buddhist temple where as many as 50 000 lined up outside services for Hideto 'hide' Matsumoto. TV networks went live as ambulances carted away dozens overcome by emotion and the 82-degree (28c) heat. Matsumoto killed himself on Saturday, leaving nothing to explain why. His group (X-JAPAN, one of Japan's most popular) broke up in September, Matsumoto had a solo tour planned for the summer. 'I can't believe he's dead',said Mayumi Meguro, a 21 years old part-time worker who took today off for the services. She stood in line with throngs of people in their teens and 20s, many in black, many with the brightly dyed hair that was a trademark of X-JAPAN. They waited to sign their names and leave flowers. Initially unprepared for the turnout, workers at Honganji Temple set up a first-aid room after about 12 000 fans visited the temple for Matsumoto's wake Wednesday. By late today, 26 people had been hospitalized. Police sent helicopters, boats and about 100 officers to the temple. Another 170 private security guards were deployed to keep the fans from disrupting traffic. Alarmed by the response, Matsumoto's old band mates have urged mourning fans to stay calm. They have reason to be fearful. A 14 years old girl was declared dead today after hanging herself Monday night at her home in Tokyo, using a towel tied around her neck, the same method Matsumoto used. Another girl jumped from a bridge Monday night butsurvived, and on Wednesday a 19 years old woman who attended the wake was taken to the emergency room after she cut her wrist with a paper knife. A monk at the temple, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the cuts were superficial. If precedent holds, more attempts could follow. ---------------------------------- ~ hide (1964 - 1998) ~ Having been drinking heavily on the night of May 1st, hide returned to his apartment with his brother and female friend (reports vary from her being his girlfriend to being just a friend). hide was promptly helped into bed by this female and, upon her return to check him, she found him in the bathroom, a towel tied into a noose around his neck. He was unconscious and was immediately rushed to hospital, but was dead upon arrival. 8:52am, Saturday May 2nd, 1998 -- one of Japan's greatest musicians was lost. Police investigation showed no signs of a break-in and the case was closed as being 'suicide', though family members later forced them to change it to 'accident'. There are many theories regarding his death -- from murder and practising for a stage stunt, to autoerotic asphyxiation and suicide due to depression. hide's friends and relatives claim they are entirely sure it was an accident. Many consider the single 'Pink Spider' (released a few days after hide's death) to be a suicide note, as the lyrics tell the story of a 'Spider' wanting 'wings' so he can be free. hide's funeral at Tsukiji Hongan-ji on May 7th brought fans from far and wide, many skipping work to stand among the giant crowds outside the temple. The next few months (and even years) were difficult for fans, friends and relatives alike. --------------------------------- YOSHIKI`S SPEECH at the Chikuji Hongan Temple I'm very shocked to hear about his death. I still can't believe what has happened. Right now, he's sleeping with a beautiful face. I tried to wake him up many times, but he's still sleeping. Between the five of us, hide was the one who kept his calm and thought out things. Even though I was the leader, he was the calm one who gave me good advice when I was being short tempered and emotional. Of course with all that pressure, he too almost lost his identity. But during those hard times, he'd always give me a call. We would talk about X, music, friends, life, fans, almost anything. He was like a big brother to me and sometimes like a young brother too. We'd drink together and sometimes fight. But the next day, he'd come to me and say, "Yoshiki, have I done something last night? I'm sorry, I don't remember a thing." But this time, he didn't say anything back to me... sleeping. To all fans and friends, you must all be confused. I also cannot express this sadness in words, but we must understand and accept this painful reality. Everyone please watch over his eternal sleep warmly. (X Japan leader - Yoshiki)
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”. The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry. In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes. More from 101 East on: YouTube - http://aje.io/101eastYouTube Facebook - http://facebook...
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Japan's death specialists exhibit skills at expo
Specialists in the fading profession of preparing bodies for funeral and cremation in Japan gave a rare glimpse of their skills at the opening of a Tokyo exhibition focused on the business of death and dying.
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Funerals in Japan
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Japan Blog #16: Death Ceremony
This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited to take part in it, it was the first time i had ever even seen it... but apparently everyone wanted me to join in because i'm part of the family. It is because of reasons like this that i love Japan and my host family, being able to be involved in Ancient ceremonies which i'm sure that very few Gaijin will ever get to do. I love my host family and my life here and i truly felt honored to be involved in this. The Japanese spoken in very old Japanese, i did understand some of it, just talking about his life, when he died, when he was born, things like that.. but i'm not even going to attempt to sub it. ANY Racist or Negative co...
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10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World | Top 10 Weird List
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World Around the world, different cultures have unique ways of mourning and demonstrating affection to the deceased. Number 10: Indonesia, The Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses. The Toraja tribe who inhabits the mountainous region of South Sulawesi has a tradition called Ma'Nene or the Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses where the bodies of the deceased are dug up to be washed, groomed, and given a make-over. Damaged caskets are also repaired or replaced. The corpses are then dragged from where they have died and then back to the village, always following a path of straight lines, and then they are placed back into a coffin. Number 9: Ghana, Fantasy Coffins. Among the Ga people of Ghana, death is not the end and that life continues in the next world in the same w...
published: 01 Feb 2017 -
Japan Shocker! Japanese Funeral Storytime
You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member. I had gone to another funeral here but it was not family. Different responsibilities...many I was not ready for. **Want a shirt?** http://goo.gl/oDXAiz **My guest blogging over at Hey Momi** http://heymomi.com **My new stationery channel** https://goo.gl/OvgoRD read...BLOG http://tarakamiya.com see....INSTAGRAM https://instagram.com/smartalecky/ tweet.....TWITTER https://twitter.com/smartalecky face....https://www.facebook.com/kamiyatara/ look......PINTEREST https://www.pinterest.com/smartalecky/ contact.....EMAIL kamiyatara@gmail.com
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Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan. The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at Buddhist temples, such as reading Buddhist scripture during funeral ceremonies. Dressed in a Buddhist robe, the robot chanted sutras at Japan’s largest funeral and cemetery exhibition. Its c… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2017/08/23/meet-the-robot-priest-set-to-deliver-funerals-in-japan What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronews euronews is available in 13 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/new...
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Japanese Corpse Hotel
The Japanese are turning to “corpse hotels” to house “funeral refugees” waiting for the crematorium. Japan's population is aging faster than it's reproducing, and 40% of people will be 65 or older by 2060. Subscribe for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV3Nm3T-XAgVhKH9jT0ViRg?sub_confirmation=1 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ajplusenglish Download the AJ+ app at http://www.ajplus.net/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajplus
published: 30 Apr 2016 -
The Japanese Funeral:JFAQ143
an in-depth look into shinto and buddhist traditions in japanese funerals.
published: 20 Dec 2011 -
Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (1 of 4)
published: 03 Oct 2016 -
Japan Vlog 2| Japanese Funeral Traditions, Shijukunichi, Spending Time With My Family ♡ 2017
Hi loves! I included two days in this vlog. In the first day, I went shopping with my family. The next day we went to the Shijukunichi of my grandmother's older sister. Shijukunichi means 49 days and it is a Japanese/ Buddhist tradition. Shijukunichi is held 49 days after the death of a person. We first went to a temple and had a ceremony there. Then we went to a restaurant and had a meal. After the meal the ashes were put into the grave. I didn't film any of these things due to obvious reasons, but I wanted to share this tradition with you. Since I live in Switzerland I wasn't able to attend such ceremonies of any of my deceased family members. It was a first for me and it certainly was interesting to learn more about the Japanese culture. Still, it was a sad event. xo Sarah ♡ COUPON CO...
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Prince Mikasa of Japan laid to rest
Japanese Emperor Akihito's uncle, Prince Mikasa, who served in China during World War Two and criticised the war waged in his older brother's name, was laid to rest on Friday in solemn ceremonies attended by royals, the premier and other mourners.
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hide - The Funeral TV Report
On May 2nd, 1998, Hideto Matsumoto (hide) passed away... News of his death was crushing and unbearable. Funeral services has been held on May 7th 1998 at 1H PM, at the Chikuji Hongan Temple. The chief mourner was Mitsuru-kun. --------------------------------- ~ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON MAY 7, 1998 ~ By CHISAKI WATANABE c. The Associated Press TOKYO (May 7) Tens of thousands of young fans shut down central Tokyo today in an extraordinary outpouring of grief for a rock guitarist who hanged himself One fan followed him in suicide, and two tried. Helicopters buzzed over the Buddhist temple where as many as 50 000 lined up outside services for Hideto 'hide' Matsumoto. TV networks went live as ambulances carted away dozens overcome by emotion and the 82-degree (28c) heat. ...
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 23 Feb 2016
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- published: 23 Feb 2016
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
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- Duration: 24:51
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 283853
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number...
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry.
In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes.
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https://wn.com/When_I_Die_Inside_Japan's_Death_Industry_101_East
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry.
In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes.
More from 101 East on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/101eastYouTube
Facebook - http://facebook.com/101east
Twitter - http://twitter.com/aj101east
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Website - http://aljazeera.com/101east
- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 283853
Japan - How To #10 - Japanese Funeral
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- Updated: 16 Jul 2009
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What to do at a Japanese funeral.
What to do at a Japanese funeral.
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Japan's death specialists exhibit skills at expo
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- Updated: 08 Dec 2015
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Specialists in the fading profession of preparing bodies for funeral and cremation in Japan gave a rare glimpse of their skills at the opening of a Tokyo exhibi...
Specialists in the fading profession of preparing bodies for funeral and cremation in Japan gave a rare glimpse of their skills at the opening of a Tokyo exhibition focused on the business of death and dying.
https://wn.com/Japan's_Death_Specialists_Exhibit_Skills_At_Expo
Specialists in the fading profession of preparing bodies for funeral and cremation in Japan gave a rare glimpse of their skills at the opening of a Tokyo exhibition focused on the business of death and dying.
- published: 08 Dec 2015
- views: 7182
Funerals in Japan
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- Updated: 17 Dec 2016
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Support us and see our private videos here: https://www.patreon.com/TheJapanChannel Check out our channel for hundreds more Japan videos! http://www.youtube...
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- published: 17 Dec 2016
- views: 3886
CNN: Japan: Emotional goodbyes at funeral
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- Updated: 21 Mar 2011
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With too many dead for proper funerals, a family holds an impromptu funeral for their son. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
With too many dead for proper funerals, a family holds an impromptu funeral for their son. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
https://wn.com/Cnn_Japan_Emotional_Goodbyes_At_Funeral
Japanese Funeral
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- Updated: 04 Sep 2014
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Japan Blog #16: Death Ceremony
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- Updated: 11 May 2008
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This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited...
This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited to take part in it, it was the first time i had ever even seen it... but apparently everyone wanted me to join in because i'm part of the family. It is because of reasons like this that i love Japan and my host family, being able to be involved in Ancient ceremonies which i'm sure that very few Gaijin will ever get to do. I love my host family and my life here and i truly felt honored to be involved in this.
The Japanese spoken in very old Japanese, i did understand some of it, just talking about his life, when he died, when he was born, things like that.. but i'm not even going to attempt to sub it.
ANY Racist or Negative comments on this video will be deleted and the user will be blocked, i was allowed to film this FOR my host family, and they will be watching it, and i don't want them to read any comments by any racist bastards, if you don't like it, DONT WATCH IT!
https://wn.com/Japan_Blog_16_Death_Ceremony
This was my host Grandad's Dad's 50th Death Year ceremony. I felt incredibly honored to even be there, but i felt like being sick with nerves when i was invited to take part in it, it was the first time i had ever even seen it... but apparently everyone wanted me to join in because i'm part of the family. It is because of reasons like this that i love Japan and my host family, being able to be involved in Ancient ceremonies which i'm sure that very few Gaijin will ever get to do. I love my host family and my life here and i truly felt honored to be involved in this.
The Japanese spoken in very old Japanese, i did understand some of it, just talking about his life, when he died, when he was born, things like that.. but i'm not even going to attempt to sub it.
ANY Racist or Negative comments on this video will be deleted and the user will be blocked, i was allowed to film this FOR my host family, and they will be watching it, and i don't want them to read any comments by any racist bastards, if you don't like it, DONT WATCH IT!
- published: 11 May 2008
- views: 41677
CNN: Mass funerals bring Japan new heartache
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- Updated: 28 Mar 2011
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10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World | Top 10 Weird List
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- Duration: 6:35
- Updated: 01 Feb 2017
- views: 22531
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World
Around the world, different cultures have unique ways of mourning and demonstrating affection to the deceased.
Number ...
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World
Around the world, different cultures have unique ways of mourning and demonstrating affection to the deceased.
Number 10: Indonesia, The Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses.
The Toraja tribe who inhabits the mountainous region of South Sulawesi has a tradition called Ma'Nene or the Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses where the bodies of the deceased are dug up to be washed, groomed, and given a make-over. Damaged caskets are also repaired or replaced.
The corpses are then dragged from where they have died and then back to the village, always following a path of straight lines, and then they are placed back into a coffin.
Number 9: Ghana, Fantasy Coffins.
Among the Ga people of Ghana, death is not the end and that life continues in the next world in the same way at it did on earth. They also believe that deceased ancestors are powerful than the living and are able to influence the relatives who are still alive.
To gain merits from their deceased loved ones, the families will do everything they can to provide the best coffin consistent with the deceased person's profession or status. If the deceased is a pilot, his coffin will be a custom made airplane.
Number 8: Tibet, Sky Burial.
In Tibet, as well as in Mongolia, Bhutan, Nepal, and certain parts of India, there is a burial practice called excarnation where the deceased is placed on a mountaintop to decompose or to be eaten by scavenging animals, especially carrion birds. When the organs and the flesh of the deceased has been discarded, the bones and skeletons are smashed into pieces and mixed with barley flour to feed the vultures.
Number 7: Papua, Indonesia, Finger Cutting.
The Dani people of Papua, Indonesia, mourn the passing of their loved ones by coating their faces with mud and ash, and by amputating a segment of the finger to symbolize the loss of relatives. The amputation ritual, mostly carried out by the women, is also believed to appease the spirit of the departed.
Number 6: China, Professional Mourners.
One of the ways that Chinese people honor the dead is to hire professional mourners to help wail for the family in their sorrow. For around $600 the family can hire seven women who will chant, cry, shout, and collapse on the floor.
Number 5: Japan, Self-Mummification.
They are referred to as “Buddhas in the flesh.” They are practitioners of Shingon Buddhism who have successfully carried the gruesome and excruciating practice of self-mummification as a sign of transcendence and spiritual transformation.
Self-mummification is a process that can be completed between the span of 3,000 days to 10 years. The first step involves a strict diet that eliminate all body fat, and the consumption of certain herbs and toxic cycad nuts known to inhibit bacterial growth. The second step requires the monk to step into a tiny burial chamber provided with a small opening to allow air inside. Everyday the monk rings a bell to signify that he is still alive. Once the bell stops, the chamber will be sealed. After three years, it will be reopened again to see if the attempt at self-mummification was successfully carried out.
Number 4: India, Sati.
Sati is the practice among some Hindu communities by which a recently widowed woman either voluntarily or by use of force or coercion commits suicide as a result of her husband's death. The best known form of sati is when a woman burns to death on her husband's funeral pyre. Other forms of sati exist, including being buried alive with the husband's corpse and drowning.
Number 3: India, Santhara or Fasting to death.
In Jainism, Santhara is part of an ethical code of conduct where a Jain ascetic is allowed to gradually reduce food and liquid intake when normal life is no longer possible due to old age, incurable disease, or when a person is nearing his end.
Number 2: Philippines, Ifugao's Skinning of the Dead.
When a member of an Ifugao tribe dies, male relatives will build a chair used to prop up the deceased. Then the body is washed, blindfolded, set up near the front door to the house for a period of up to eight days.
On the fourth day of the mourning period, the body is remove from the chair, and the skin is peeled off. The skin is then buried underneath the house of the deceased. Ifugao members believe that this practice helps with fertility.
Number 1: Taiwan, Funeral Strippers.
In Taiwan, the practice of hiring young women to sing, dance, and remove clothes at a funeral is one way of celebrating the life of the deceased and also to attract mourners.
Another purpose of the strippers is to "appease wandering spirits" as well as give the deceased "one last hurrah". What happens in a performance can vary considerably, and may include climbing poles, sound systems, professional musicians, electric "flower carts", neon-lit stages, fireworks and gas-driven fire flames.
https://wn.com/10_Bizarre_Funeral_Rituals_In_The_World_|_Top_10_Weird_List
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World
Around the world, different cultures have unique ways of mourning and demonstrating affection to the deceased.
Number 10: Indonesia, The Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses.
The Toraja tribe who inhabits the mountainous region of South Sulawesi has a tradition called Ma'Nene or the Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses where the bodies of the deceased are dug up to be washed, groomed, and given a make-over. Damaged caskets are also repaired or replaced.
The corpses are then dragged from where they have died and then back to the village, always following a path of straight lines, and then they are placed back into a coffin.
Number 9: Ghana, Fantasy Coffins.
Among the Ga people of Ghana, death is not the end and that life continues in the next world in the same way at it did on earth. They also believe that deceased ancestors are powerful than the living and are able to influence the relatives who are still alive.
To gain merits from their deceased loved ones, the families will do everything they can to provide the best coffin consistent with the deceased person's profession or status. If the deceased is a pilot, his coffin will be a custom made airplane.
Number 8: Tibet, Sky Burial.
In Tibet, as well as in Mongolia, Bhutan, Nepal, and certain parts of India, there is a burial practice called excarnation where the deceased is placed on a mountaintop to decompose or to be eaten by scavenging animals, especially carrion birds. When the organs and the flesh of the deceased has been discarded, the bones and skeletons are smashed into pieces and mixed with barley flour to feed the vultures.
Number 7: Papua, Indonesia, Finger Cutting.
The Dani people of Papua, Indonesia, mourn the passing of their loved ones by coating their faces with mud and ash, and by amputating a segment of the finger to symbolize the loss of relatives. The amputation ritual, mostly carried out by the women, is also believed to appease the spirit of the departed.
Number 6: China, Professional Mourners.
One of the ways that Chinese people honor the dead is to hire professional mourners to help wail for the family in their sorrow. For around $600 the family can hire seven women who will chant, cry, shout, and collapse on the floor.
Number 5: Japan, Self-Mummification.
They are referred to as “Buddhas in the flesh.” They are practitioners of Shingon Buddhism who have successfully carried the gruesome and excruciating practice of self-mummification as a sign of transcendence and spiritual transformation.
Self-mummification is a process that can be completed between the span of 3,000 days to 10 years. The first step involves a strict diet that eliminate all body fat, and the consumption of certain herbs and toxic cycad nuts known to inhibit bacterial growth. The second step requires the monk to step into a tiny burial chamber provided with a small opening to allow air inside. Everyday the monk rings a bell to signify that he is still alive. Once the bell stops, the chamber will be sealed. After three years, it will be reopened again to see if the attempt at self-mummification was successfully carried out.
Number 4: India, Sati.
Sati is the practice among some Hindu communities by which a recently widowed woman either voluntarily or by use of force or coercion commits suicide as a result of her husband's death. The best known form of sati is when a woman burns to death on her husband's funeral pyre. Other forms of sati exist, including being buried alive with the husband's corpse and drowning.
Number 3: India, Santhara or Fasting to death.
In Jainism, Santhara is part of an ethical code of conduct where a Jain ascetic is allowed to gradually reduce food and liquid intake when normal life is no longer possible due to old age, incurable disease, or when a person is nearing his end.
Number 2: Philippines, Ifugao's Skinning of the Dead.
When a member of an Ifugao tribe dies, male relatives will build a chair used to prop up the deceased. Then the body is washed, blindfolded, set up near the front door to the house for a period of up to eight days.
On the fourth day of the mourning period, the body is remove from the chair, and the skin is peeled off. The skin is then buried underneath the house of the deceased. Ifugao members believe that this practice helps with fertility.
Number 1: Taiwan, Funeral Strippers.
In Taiwan, the practice of hiring young women to sing, dance, and remove clothes at a funeral is one way of celebrating the life of the deceased and also to attract mourners.
Another purpose of the strippers is to "appease wandering spirits" as well as give the deceased "one last hurrah". What happens in a performance can vary considerably, and may include climbing poles, sound systems, professional musicians, electric "flower carts", neon-lit stages, fireworks and gas-driven fire flames.
- published: 01 Feb 2017
- views: 22531
Japan Shocker! Japanese Funeral Storytime
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- Duration: 9:58
- Updated: 03 Aug 2016
- views: 3056
You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member.
I had gone to another funeral here but it was not family. Different respo...
You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member.
I had gone to another funeral here but it was not family. Different responsibilities...many I was not ready for.
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You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member.
I had gone to another funeral here but it was not family. Different responsibilities...many I was not ready for.
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- published: 03 Aug 2016
- views: 3056
Japanese Funeral
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 24 Jun 2007
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A Japanese Funeral procession in HIgashiyama in Kyoto
A Japanese Funeral procession in HIgashiyama in Kyoto
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Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 23 Aug 2017
- views: 10306
A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan.
The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at Buddhist temples, such as reading Buddhist sc...
A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan.
The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at Buddhist temples, such as reading Buddhist scripture during funeral ceremonies.
Dressed in a Buddhist robe, the robot chanted sutras at Japan’s largest funeral and cemetery exhibition.
Its c…
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A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan.
The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at Buddhist temples, such as reading Buddhist scripture during funeral ceremonies.
Dressed in a Buddhist robe, the robot chanted sutras at Japan’s largest funeral and cemetery exhibition.
Its c…
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- published: 23 Aug 2017
- views: 10306
Japanese Corpse Hotel
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- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 30 Apr 2016
- views: 8365
The Japanese are turning to “corpse hotels” to house “funeral refugees” waiting for the crematorium. Japan's population is aging faster than it's reproducing, a...
The Japanese are turning to “corpse hotels” to house “funeral refugees” waiting for the crematorium. Japan's population is aging faster than it's reproducing, and 40% of people will be 65 or older by 2060.
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- published: 30 Apr 2016
- views: 8365
The Japanese Funeral:JFAQ143
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- Duration: 19:24
- Updated: 20 Dec 2011
- views: 7570
an in-depth look into shinto and buddhist traditions in japanese funerals.
an in-depth look into shinto and buddhist traditions in japanese funerals.
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an in-depth look into shinto and buddhist traditions in japanese funerals.
- published: 20 Dec 2011
- views: 7570
Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (1 of 4)
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- Duration: 49:55
- Updated: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 1344
- published: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 1344
Japan Vlog 2| Japanese Funeral Traditions, Shijukunichi, Spending Time With My Family ♡ 2017
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- Duration: 10:59
- Updated: 27 Apr 2017
- views: 1538
Hi loves! I included two days in this vlog. In the first day, I went shopping with my family. The next day we went to the Shijukunichi of my grandmother's older...
Hi loves! I included two days in this vlog. In the first day, I went shopping with my family. The next day we went to the Shijukunichi of my grandmother's older sister. Shijukunichi means 49 days and it is a Japanese/ Buddhist tradition. Shijukunichi is held 49 days after the death of a person. We first went to a temple and had a ceremony there. Then we went to a restaurant and had a meal. After the meal the ashes were put into the grave. I didn't film any of these things due to obvious reasons, but I wanted to share this tradition with you. Since I live in Switzerland I wasn't able to attend such ceremonies of any of my deceased family members. It was a first for me and it certainly was interesting to learn more about the Japanese culture. Still, it was a sad event.
xo Sarah
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Hi loves! I included two days in this vlog. In the first day, I went shopping with my family. The next day we went to the Shijukunichi of my grandmother's older sister. Shijukunichi means 49 days and it is a Japanese/ Buddhist tradition. Shijukunichi is held 49 days after the death of a person. We first went to a temple and had a ceremony there. Then we went to a restaurant and had a meal. After the meal the ashes were put into the grave. I didn't film any of these things due to obvious reasons, but I wanted to share this tradition with you. Since I live in Switzerland I wasn't able to attend such ceremonies of any of my deceased family members. It was a first for me and it certainly was interesting to learn more about the Japanese culture. Still, it was a sad event.
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- published: 27 Apr 2017
- views: 1538
Prince Mikasa of Japan laid to rest
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- views: 2192
Japanese Emperor Akihito's uncle, Prince Mikasa, who served in China during World War Two and criticised the war waged in his older brother's name, was laid to ...
Japanese Emperor Akihito's uncle, Prince Mikasa, who served in China during World War Two and criticised the war waged in his older brother's name, was laid to rest on Friday in solemn ceremonies attended by royals, the premier and other mourners.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito's uncle, Prince Mikasa, who served in China during World War Two and criticised the war waged in his older brother's name, was laid to rest on Friday in solemn ceremonies attended by royals, the premier and other mourners.
- published: 04 Nov 2016
- views: 2192
Danger Man-Funeral(Feat Japanese)
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- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 19 Jun 2012
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hide - The Funeral TV Report
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- Duration: 7:02
- Updated: 23 Aug 2006
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On May 2nd, 1998, Hideto Matsumoto (hide) passed away... News of his death was crushing and unbearable.
Funeral services has been held on May 7th 1998 at 1H ...
On May 2nd, 1998, Hideto Matsumoto (hide) passed away... News of his death was crushing and unbearable.
Funeral services has been held on May 7th 1998 at 1H PM, at the Chikuji Hongan Temple. The chief mourner was Mitsuru-kun.
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~ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON MAY 7, 1998 ~
By CHISAKI WATANABE
c. The Associated Press
TOKYO (May 7)
Tens of thousands of young fans shut down central Tokyo today in an extraordinary outpouring of grief for a rock guitarist who hanged himself One fan followed him in suicide, and two tried. Helicopters buzzed over the Buddhist temple where as many as 50 000 lined up outside services for Hideto 'hide' Matsumoto. TV networks went live as ambulances carted away dozens overcome by emotion and the 82-degree (28c) heat.
Matsumoto killed himself on Saturday, leaving nothing to explain why. His group (X-JAPAN, one of Japan's most popular) broke up in September, Matsumoto had a solo tour planned for the summer.
'I can't believe he's dead',said Mayumi Meguro, a 21 years old part-time worker who took today off for the services. She stood in line with throngs of people in their teens and 20s, many in black, many with the brightly dyed hair that was a trademark of X-JAPAN. They waited to sign their names and leave flowers.
Initially unprepared for the turnout, workers at Honganji Temple set up a first-aid room after about 12 000 fans visited the temple for Matsumoto's wake Wednesday. By late today, 26 people had been hospitalized. Police sent helicopters, boats and about 100 officers to the temple. Another 170 private security guards were deployed to keep the fans from disrupting traffic. Alarmed by the response, Matsumoto's old band mates have urged mourning fans to stay calm. They have reason to be fearful.
A 14 years old girl was declared dead today after hanging herself Monday night at her home in Tokyo, using a towel tied around her neck, the same method Matsumoto used. Another girl jumped from a bridge Monday night butsurvived, and on Wednesday a 19 years old woman who attended the wake was taken to the emergency room after she cut her wrist with a paper knife. A monk at the temple, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the cuts were superficial. If precedent holds, more attempts could follow.
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~ hide (1964 - 1998) ~
Having been drinking heavily on the night of May 1st, hide returned to his apartment with his brother and female friend (reports vary from her being his girlfriend to being just a friend). hide was promptly helped into bed by this female and, upon her return to check him, she found him in the bathroom, a towel tied into a noose around his neck. He was unconscious and was immediately rushed to hospital, but was dead upon arrival. 8:52am, Saturday May 2nd, 1998 -- one of Japan's greatest musicians was lost.
Police investigation showed no signs of a break-in and the case was closed as being 'suicide', though family members later forced them to change it to 'accident'.
There are many theories regarding his death -- from murder and practising for a stage stunt, to autoerotic asphyxiation and suicide due to depression. hide's friends and relatives claim they are entirely sure it was an accident. Many consider the single 'Pink Spider' (released a few days after hide's death) to be a suicide note, as the lyrics tell the story of a 'Spider' wanting 'wings' so he can be free.
hide's funeral at Tsukiji Hongan-ji on May 7th brought fans from far and wide, many skipping work to stand among the giant crowds outside the temple. The next few months (and even years) were difficult for fans, friends and relatives alike.
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YOSHIKI`S SPEECH at the Chikuji Hongan Temple
I'm very shocked to hear about his death. I still can't believe what has happened. Right now, he's sleeping with a beautiful face. I tried to wake him up many times, but he's still sleeping.
Between the five of us, hide was the one who kept his calm and thought out things. Even though I was the leader, he was the calm one who gave me good advice when I was being short tempered and emotional. Of course with all that pressure, he too almost lost his identity. But during those hard times, he'd always give me a call. We would talk about X, music, friends, life, fans, almost anything. He was like a big brother to me and sometimes like a young brother too. We'd drink together and sometimes fight. But the next day, he'd come to me and say, "Yoshiki, have I done something last night? I'm sorry, I don't remember a thing." But this time, he didn't say anything back to me... sleeping.
To all fans and friends, you must all be confused. I also cannot express this sadness in words, but we must understand and accept this painful reality. Everyone please watch over his eternal sleep warmly. (X Japan leader - Yoshiki)
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On May 2nd, 1998, Hideto Matsumoto (hide) passed away... News of his death was crushing and unbearable.
Funeral services has been held on May 7th 1998 at 1H PM, at the Chikuji Hongan Temple. The chief mourner was Mitsuru-kun.
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~ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON MAY 7, 1998 ~
By CHISAKI WATANABE
c. The Associated Press
TOKYO (May 7)
Tens of thousands of young fans shut down central Tokyo today in an extraordinary outpouring of grief for a rock guitarist who hanged himself One fan followed him in suicide, and two tried. Helicopters buzzed over the Buddhist temple where as many as 50 000 lined up outside services for Hideto 'hide' Matsumoto. TV networks went live as ambulances carted away dozens overcome by emotion and the 82-degree (28c) heat.
Matsumoto killed himself on Saturday, leaving nothing to explain why. His group (X-JAPAN, one of Japan's most popular) broke up in September, Matsumoto had a solo tour planned for the summer.
'I can't believe he's dead',said Mayumi Meguro, a 21 years old part-time worker who took today off for the services. She stood in line with throngs of people in their teens and 20s, many in black, many with the brightly dyed hair that was a trademark of X-JAPAN. They waited to sign their names and leave flowers.
Initially unprepared for the turnout, workers at Honganji Temple set up a first-aid room after about 12 000 fans visited the temple for Matsumoto's wake Wednesday. By late today, 26 people had been hospitalized. Police sent helicopters, boats and about 100 officers to the temple. Another 170 private security guards were deployed to keep the fans from disrupting traffic. Alarmed by the response, Matsumoto's old band mates have urged mourning fans to stay calm. They have reason to be fearful.
A 14 years old girl was declared dead today after hanging herself Monday night at her home in Tokyo, using a towel tied around her neck, the same method Matsumoto used. Another girl jumped from a bridge Monday night butsurvived, and on Wednesday a 19 years old woman who attended the wake was taken to the emergency room after she cut her wrist with a paper knife. A monk at the temple, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the cuts were superficial. If precedent holds, more attempts could follow.
----------------------------------
~ hide (1964 - 1998) ~
Having been drinking heavily on the night of May 1st, hide returned to his apartment with his brother and female friend (reports vary from her being his girlfriend to being just a friend). hide was promptly helped into bed by this female and, upon her return to check him, she found him in the bathroom, a towel tied into a noose around his neck. He was unconscious and was immediately rushed to hospital, but was dead upon arrival. 8:52am, Saturday May 2nd, 1998 -- one of Japan's greatest musicians was lost.
Police investigation showed no signs of a break-in and the case was closed as being 'suicide', though family members later forced them to change it to 'accident'.
There are many theories regarding his death -- from murder and practising for a stage stunt, to autoerotic asphyxiation and suicide due to depression. hide's friends and relatives claim they are entirely sure it was an accident. Many consider the single 'Pink Spider' (released a few days after hide's death) to be a suicide note, as the lyrics tell the story of a 'Spider' wanting 'wings' so he can be free.
hide's funeral at Tsukiji Hongan-ji on May 7th brought fans from far and wide, many skipping work to stand among the giant crowds outside the temple. The next few months (and even years) were difficult for fans, friends and relatives alike.
---------------------------------
YOSHIKI`S SPEECH at the Chikuji Hongan Temple
I'm very shocked to hear about his death. I still can't believe what has happened. Right now, he's sleeping with a beautiful face. I tried to wake him up many times, but he's still sleeping.
Between the five of us, hide was the one who kept his calm and thought out things. Even though I was the leader, he was the calm one who gave me good advice when I was being short tempered and emotional. Of course with all that pressure, he too almost lost his identity. But during those hard times, he'd always give me a call. We would talk about X, music, friends, life, fans, almost anything. He was like a big brother to me and sometimes like a young brother too. We'd drink together and sometimes fight. But the next day, he'd come to me and say, "Yoshiki, have I done something last night? I'm sorry, I don't remember a thing." But this time, he didn't say anything back to me... sleeping.
To all fans and friends, you must all be confused. I also cannot express this sadness in words, but we must understand and accept this painful reality. Everyone please watch over his eternal sleep warmly. (X Japan leader - Yoshiki)
- published: 23 Aug 2006
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”. The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry. In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes. More from 101 East on: YouTube - http://aje.io/101eastYouTube Facebook - http://facebook...
published: 30 Jul 2015 -
Funerals in Japan
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (3 of 4)
published: 04 Oct 2016 -
Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (1 of 4)
published: 03 Oct 2016 -
Abandoned Disneyland Knock-Off - Nara Dreamland Theme Park Exploration
After taking the midnight train from Osaka, we arrived in Nara, Japan, the home of a massive abandoned theme park called Nara Dreamland. How did this uncanny Disneyland copy come to be, and what does it look like after years of abandonment? Find out now! Our website is: http://theproperpeople.com Curious about the gear we use? Check here: http://theproperpeople.com/gear Join us on the social medias: http://facebook.com/theproperpeople http://twitter.com/theproperpeople http://instagram.com/theproperpeople https://www.snapchat.com/add/theproperpeople Enjoying our videos? Help us make more by buying a t-shirt: http://theproperpeople.spreadshirt.com or supporting us on patreon: http://patreon.com/theproperpeople Historical information from: https://abandonedkansai.com/
published: 30 Jun 2016 -
A Good Day to Die: Fake Funerals in South Korea
Whilst the rest of the world gorges itself on K-Pop, Korean movies, and smartphones produced by Korean tech giant Samsung, Koreans themselves have never been more bummed out. With over 14,000 of its citizens killing themselves in 2012, South Korea is the suicide capital of the developed world, despite its booming economy. This troubling trend has resulted in a lot of national soul-searching and the formation of the "Well Dying" or "Near Death" movement, which aims to help people appreciate their lives more and thus reduce the number of suicides. The most bizarre manifestation of this movement is the rise of "Fake Funeral" services, where people are lectured by a philosophical guru, told to write out their own eulogies, and ultimately climb into a coffin to meditate for 30 minutes so as to...
published: 21 Aug 2015 -
Hot Funny Videos-Ken Shimura Comedy part12
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published: 09 Jun 2015 -
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Buddhist funerals in Japan. What to do. What to expect if you are a family member
In this video you will listen to my own experience, as a non Buddhist person, attending Buddhist funerals. You will get some advice on what to do and how to behave. Moreover you will get information on a funeral when you are attending as part of the family of the deceased person. You will also learn conventional phrases in Japanese to express condolences.The way of holding the juzu (rosary) varies depending on the Buddhist sect.
published: 23 Jan 2017 -
من داخل مستشفي أجنبية فيديو تمثيلى لغسل ميت مسلم | Demonstration Muslim Funeral
بالفيديو شرح تفصيلي لمراسم غسل ميت "مسلم" من داخل مستشفى أجنبية Demonstration Muslim Funeral Cleaning QABAR IN ISLAM AND BURIAL OF MUSLIM تردد 11430 على شاشة قناة أزهري الفضائية Join and Follow us on : website : http://www.azharitv.net YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/user/azharitv Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AzhariTV Instagram : https://instagram.com/AZHARITV/ Google+: http://goo.gl/hqqrY2 Twitter : https://twitter.com/azharitv
published: 04 Apr 2017 -
Japanese Extreme Podcast... Funeral Sutra (Episode 3)
Check out our podcast channel! https://www.mixcloud.com/The_Maniac/ TRACKLIST: 1.Loss by Corrupted 2.Going Nowhere by Darkcorpse 3.諦めに届かぬ反復行動 by Cohol 4.God Speed by Black Line Fever 5.Pale Monument by Sigh 6.Meaning of Life by Sobbed 7.Under the Moonlight of Sorrow by Cataplexy 8.Crucifixion by Gallhammer 9.Smudge + Finite Dark Water by FID 10.Dare wo urameba iinode gozaimashouka by Kan Mikami 11.小便だらけの湖 青森ライブ by Kan Mikami https://www.facebook.com/VisualJusticeFilms/
published: 10 Oct 2015 -
English Sub Gaki no Tsukai Matsumoto Funeral Reaction
Japanese Game Show Crazy Gaki No Tsukai Dice Reaction Game ENG SUB. Credits to BlackGaki, Kazuma Sanjaya & Tofu Panda Fansub for the subbies! ^^ Matsumoto laughter compilation (Gaki No Tsukai). Just short clips of Matsumoto laughing. Subs: Teamgaki.com.
published: 08 Jun 2017 -
Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (4 of 4)
published: 04 Oct 2016 -
Japan Buddhism Music
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published: 17 Mar 2014 -
Funeral Rites - The Wintermoon (1996) (Black Metal Japan) [Full Demo]
00:00 Photism 01:45 The Wintermoon 05:42 Beyond the Gates 13:51 Lost Misery 23:06 After My Illusion 26:58 Blasphemer (Sodom cover) I just upload limited demo albums that are at least 10 years old and that were never re-released (to my knowledge), and thus impossible to find outside ebay or Discogs. If you are member of a band and that you don't want to see your album on YouTube, message me, and I'll erase the video.
published: 03 Jun 2016 -
Corrupted - Gekkou No Daichi
Sludge / Doom Metal from Japan. Track #03 from the full-length "Garten der Unbewusstheit". Released in 2011 via Nostalgia Blackrain. I do not own any copyrights, they all belong to CORRUPTED. If you like the music, buy it! If you have the lyrics I`ll upload `em here.
published: 29 Mar 2014 -
Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko - Japanese Taiko Drumming
Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko performs the traditional Japanese art of "kumi-daiko" (Japanese taiko ensemble drumming). Nen Daiko was founded in 1994 and is based out of Ekoji Buddhist Temple in Fairfax Station, Virginia. Nen Daiko emphasizies the basic philosophies of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism and its connection to taiko and kumi-daiko. While affiliated with Ekoji Buddhist Temple, members are diverse and of different faiths, brought together by a common respect for the art of taiko, the teachings of Buddhist taiko, and a joy and exuberance for expression through the beat of the drum. Nen Daiko has performed at many venues in the metropolitan area, such as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Theatre, the National Mall, the Jefferson Memorial and Tidal Basin, and the Nationa...
published: 28 Jan 2013 -
【Japan】Shinto music "Orochi getting rid" - 里宮の神楽 『大蛇退治』
Sunday 28 October 2012 Taken at "town hall" town, Saitama Yokoze 【第３５回よこぜまつり】 2012年10月28日(日) 埼玉県横瀬町・『町民会館』にて撮影
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
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- Duration: 24:51
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number...
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry.
In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes.
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Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “try before you die”.
The 40-year-old woman is among a growing number of Japanese taking a proactive approach to planning their funeral, sparking a booming death industry.
In 2014, approximately 1.26 million people died in Japan. And with an ageing population, that number is estimated to continue rising until 2042. Japan is running out of space to bury the dead, and traditional funerals have become expensive as a result. The death industry and temples are trying to get creative by finding innovative, affordable ways to send their clients into the afterlife. We take a look at how Japan says its final goodbyes.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 283853
Funerals in Japan
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- Duration: 25:34
- Updated: 17 Dec 2016
- views: 3886
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- views: 3886
Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (3 of 4)
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- Duration: 1:00:49
- Updated: 04 Oct 2016
- views: 1567
- published: 04 Oct 2016
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (1 of 4)
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- Duration: 49:55
- Updated: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 1344
- published: 03 Oct 2016
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Abandoned Disneyland Knock-Off - Nara Dreamland Theme Park Exploration
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- Duration: 35:18
- Updated: 30 Jun 2016
- views: 1184506
After taking the midnight train from Osaka, we arrived in Nara, Japan, the home of a massive abandoned theme park called Nara Dreamland. How did this uncanny Di...
After taking the midnight train from Osaka, we arrived in Nara, Japan, the home of a massive abandoned theme park called Nara Dreamland. How did this uncanny Disneyland copy come to be, and what does it look like after years of abandonment? Find out now!
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After taking the midnight train from Osaka, we arrived in Nara, Japan, the home of a massive abandoned theme park called Nara Dreamland. How did this uncanny Disneyland copy come to be, and what does it look like after years of abandonment? Find out now!
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A Good Day to Die: Fake Funerals in South Korea
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- Duration: 20:34
- Updated: 21 Aug 2015
- views: 347290
Whilst the rest of the world gorges itself on K-Pop, Korean movies, and smartphones produced by Korean tech giant Samsung, Koreans themselves have never been mo...
Whilst the rest of the world gorges itself on K-Pop, Korean movies, and smartphones produced by Korean tech giant Samsung, Koreans themselves have never been more bummed out. With over 14,000 of its citizens killing themselves in 2012, South Korea is the suicide capital of the developed world, despite its booming economy.
This troubling trend has resulted in a lot of national soul-searching and the formation of the "Well Dying" or "Near Death" movement, which aims to help people appreciate their lives more and thus reduce the number of suicides. The most bizarre manifestation of this movement is the rise of "Fake Funeral" services, where people are lectured by a philosophical guru, told to write out their own eulogies, and ultimately climb into a coffin to meditate for 30 minutes so as to experience the afterlife.
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Whilst the rest of the world gorges itself on K-Pop, Korean movies, and smartphones produced by Korean tech giant Samsung, Koreans themselves have never been more bummed out. With over 14,000 of its citizens killing themselves in 2012, South Korea is the suicide capital of the developed world, despite its booming economy.
This troubling trend has resulted in a lot of national soul-searching and the formation of the "Well Dying" or "Near Death" movement, which aims to help people appreciate their lives more and thus reduce the number of suicides. The most bizarre manifestation of this movement is the rise of "Fake Funeral" services, where people are lectured by a philosophical guru, told to write out their own eulogies, and ultimately climb into a coffin to meditate for 30 minutes so as to experience the afterlife.
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- published: 21 Aug 2015
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Hot Funny Videos-Ken Shimura Comedy part12
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- Duration: 41:43
- Updated: 09 Jun 2015
- views: 89923
Hot Funny Videos-Ken Shimura Comedy part12
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- published: 09 Jun 2015
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London. Funeral for police officer after London attack. April 10. 2017.
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- Duration: 1:11:20
- Updated: 10 Apr 2017
- views: 4399
Buddhist funerals in Japan. What to do. What to expect if you are a family member
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- Duration: 27:50
- Updated: 23 Jan 2017
- views: 147
In this video you will listen to my own experience, as a non Buddhist person, attending Buddhist funerals. You will get some advice on what to do and how to beh...
In this video you will listen to my own experience, as a non Buddhist person, attending Buddhist funerals. You will get some advice on what to do and how to behave. Moreover you will get information on a funeral when you are attending as part of the family of the deceased person. You will also learn conventional phrases in Japanese to express condolences.The way of holding the juzu (rosary) varies depending on the Buddhist sect.
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In this video you will listen to my own experience, as a non Buddhist person, attending Buddhist funerals. You will get some advice on what to do and how to behave. Moreover you will get information on a funeral when you are attending as part of the family of the deceased person. You will also learn conventional phrases in Japanese to express condolences.The way of holding the juzu (rosary) varies depending on the Buddhist sect.
- published: 23 Jan 2017
- views: 147
من داخل مستشفي أجنبية فيديو تمثيلى لغسل ميت مسلم | Demonstration Muslim Funeral
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- Duration: 37:33
- Updated: 04 Apr 2017
- views: 625
بالفيديو شرح تفصيلي لمراسم غسل ميت "مسلم" من داخل مستشفى أجنبية
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Japanese Extreme Podcast... Funeral Sutra (Episode 3)
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- Duration: 1:09:42
- Updated: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 107
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8.Crucifixion by Gallhammer
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4.God Speed by Black Line Fever
5.Pale Monument by Sigh
6.Meaning of Life by Sobbed
7.Under the Moonlight of Sorrow by Cataplexy
8.Crucifixion by Gallhammer
9.Smudge + Finite Dark Water by FID
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11.小便だらけの湖 青森ライブ by Kan Mikami
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English Sub Gaki no Tsukai Matsumoto Funeral Reaction
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- Duration: 24:31
- Updated: 08 Jun 2017
- views: 202
Japanese Game Show Crazy Gaki No Tsukai Dice Reaction Game ENG SUB.
Credits to BlackGaki, Kazuma Sanjaya & Tofu Panda Fansub for the subbies! ^^
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Japanese Game Show Crazy Gaki No Tsukai Dice Reaction Game ENG SUB.
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Matsumoto laughter compilation (Gaki No Tsukai). Just short clips of Matsumoto laughing. Subs: Teamgaki.com.
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (4 of 4)
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- Duration: 49:42
- Updated: 04 Oct 2016
- views: 508
- published: 04 Oct 2016
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Japan Buddhism Music
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- Updated: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 24805
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- published: 17 Mar 2014
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Funeral Rites - The Wintermoon (1996) (Black Metal Japan) [Full Demo]
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- Duration: 29:46
- Updated: 03 Jun 2016
- views: 932
00:00 Photism
01:45 The Wintermoon
05:42 Beyond the Gates
13:51 Lost Misery
23:06 After My Illusion
26:58 Blasphemer (Sodom cover)
I just upload limited demo...
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I just upload limited demo albums that are at least 10 years old and that were never re-released (to my knowledge), and thus impossible to find outside ebay or Discogs. If you are member of a band and that you don't want to see your album on YouTube, message me, and I'll erase the video.
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23:06 After My Illusion
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- published: 03 Jun 2016
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Corrupted - Gekkou No Daichi
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- Duration: 30:23
- Updated: 29 Mar 2014
- views: 5865
Sludge / Doom Metal from Japan.
Track #03 from the full-length "Garten der Unbewusstheit".
Released in 2011 via Nostalgia Blackrain.
I do not own any copyright...
Sludge / Doom Metal from Japan.
Track #03 from the full-length "Garten der Unbewusstheit".
Released in 2011 via Nostalgia Blackrain.
I do not own any copyrights, they all belong to CORRUPTED.
If you like the music, buy it!
If you have the lyrics I`ll upload `em here.
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Sludge / Doom Metal from Japan.
Track #03 from the full-length "Garten der Unbewusstheit".
Released in 2011 via Nostalgia Blackrain.
I do not own any copyrights, they all belong to CORRUPTED.
If you like the music, buy it!
If you have the lyrics I`ll upload `em here.
- published: 29 Mar 2014
- views: 5865
Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko - Japanese Taiko Drumming
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- Duration: 22:10
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 111891
Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko performs the traditional Japanese art of "kumi-daiko" (Japanese taiko ensemble drumming). Nen Daiko was founded in 1994 and is based ...
Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko performs the traditional Japanese art of "kumi-daiko" (Japanese taiko ensemble drumming). Nen Daiko was founded in 1994 and is based out of Ekoji Buddhist Temple in Fairfax Station, Virginia. Nen Daiko emphasizies the basic philosophies of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism and its connection to taiko and kumi-daiko. While affiliated with Ekoji Buddhist Temple, members are diverse and of different faiths, brought together by a common respect for the art of taiko, the teachings of Buddhist taiko, and a joy and exuberance for expression through the beat of the drum. Nen Daiko has performed at many venues in the metropolitan area, such as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Theatre, the National Mall, the Jefferson Memorial and Tidal Basin, and the National Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism in World War II. They also participate in many local and national events throughout the year, including the National Cherry Blossom Festival and the summer Obon Festival at Ekoji Buddhist Temple.
This performance took place on January 20, 2013 as part of the Out of Many multicultural festival of music, dance, and story.
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Buddhist Ekoji - Nen Daiko performs the traditional Japanese art of "kumi-daiko" (Japanese taiko ensemble drumming). Nen Daiko was founded in 1994 and is based out of Ekoji Buddhist Temple in Fairfax Station, Virginia. Nen Daiko emphasizies the basic philosophies of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism and its connection to taiko and kumi-daiko. While affiliated with Ekoji Buddhist Temple, members are diverse and of different faiths, brought together by a common respect for the art of taiko, the teachings of Buddhist taiko, and a joy and exuberance for expression through the beat of the drum. Nen Daiko has performed at many venues in the metropolitan area, such as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Theatre, the National Mall, the Jefferson Memorial and Tidal Basin, and the National Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism in World War II. They also participate in many local and national events throughout the year, including the National Cherry Blossom Festival and the summer Obon Festival at Ekoji Buddhist Temple.
This performance took place on January 20, 2013 as part of the Out of Many multicultural festival of music, dance, and story.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 111891
【Japan】Shinto music "Orochi getting rid" - 里宮の神楽 『大蛇退治』
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- Duration: 21:49
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
- views: 7699
Sunday 28 October 2012
Taken at "town hall" town, Saitama Yokoze
【第３５回よこぜまつり】
2012年10月28日(日)
埼玉県横瀬町・『町民会館』にて撮影
Sunday 28 October 2012
Taken at "town hall" town, Saitama Yokoze
【第３５回よこぜまつり】
2012年10月28日(日)
埼玉県横瀬町・『町民会館』にて撮影
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Sunday 28 October 2012
Taken at "town hall" town, Saitama Yokoze
【第３５回よこぜまつり】
2012年10月28日(日)
埼玉県横瀬町・『町民会館』にて撮影
- published: 30 Oct 2012
- views: 7699
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- Duration: 42:17
- Updated: 17 Sep 2016
- views: 32
- published: 17 Sep 2016
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Funeral Sutra (live) @ Bush Bash Koiwa Tokyo Japan 31 Oct 2014
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- Duration: 27:51
- Updated: 07 Nov 2014
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- published: 07 Nov 2014
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
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Japan - How To #10 - Japanese Funeral
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Japan's death specialists exhibit skills at expo
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CNN: Japan: Emotional goodbyes at funeral
With too many dead for proper funerals, a family holds an impromptu funeral for their son....
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CNN: Japan: Emotional goodbyes at funeral
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Japan Blog #16: Death Ceremony
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CNN: Mass funerals bring Japan new heartache
A monk prepares for mass burials in Japan's tsunami zone. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
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CNN: Mass funerals bring Japan new heartache
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10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World | Top 10 Weird List
10 Bizarre Funeral Rituals in the World
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Japan Shocker! Japanese Funeral Storytime
You have to listen to this story about my first Japanese Funeral as a family member.
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Japan Shocker! Japanese Funeral Storytime
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Japanese Funeral
A Japanese Funeral procession in HIgashiyama in Kyoto
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Japanese Funeral
Japanese Funeral
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Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan.
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published: 23 Aug 2017
Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
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Japanese Corpse Hotel
The Japanese are turning to “corpse hotels” to house “funeral refugees” waiting for the cr...
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Japanese Corpse Hotel
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When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
Sumiko hops into a coffin and lies down, testing it for size. For her, it’s a chance to “t...
published: 30 Jul 2015
When I Die: Inside Japan's Death Industry -101 East
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Funerals in Japan
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Funerals in Japan
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (3 of 4)
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (3 of 4)
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Abandoned Disneyland Knock-Off - Nara Dreamland Theme Park Exploration
After taking the midnight train from Osaka, we arrived in Nara, Japan, the home of a massi...
published: 30 Jun 2016
Abandoned Disneyland Knock-Off - Nara Dreamland Theme Park Exploration
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A Good Day to Die: Fake Funerals in South Korea
Whilst the rest of the world gorges itself on K-Pop, Korean movies, and smartphones produc...
published: 21 Aug 2015
A Good Day to Die: Fake Funerals in South Korea
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Hot Funny Videos-Ken Shimura Comedy part12
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Hot Funny Videos-Ken Shimura Comedy part12
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London. Funeral for police officer after London attack. April 10. 2017.
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London. Funeral for police officer after London attack. April 10. 2017.
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Buddhist funerals in Japan. What to do. What to expect if you are a family member
In this video you will listen to my own experience, as a non Buddhist person, attending Bu...
published: 23 Jan 2017
Buddhist funerals in Japan. What to do. What to expect if you are a family member
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من داخل مستشفي أجنبية فيديو تمثيلى لغسل ميت مسلم | Demonstration Muslim Funeral
بالفيديو شرح تفصيلي لمراسم غسل ميت "مسلم" من داخل مستشفى أجنبية
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من داخل مستشفي أجنبية فيديو تمثيلى لغسل ميت مسلم | Demonstration Muslim Funeral
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Japanese Extreme Podcast... Funeral Sutra (Episode 3)
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English Sub Gaki no Tsukai Matsumoto Funeral Reaction
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English Sub Gaki no Tsukai Matsumoto Funeral Reaction
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Emperor Hirohito Funeral Procession (4 of 4)
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Danish Submarine Owner Admits To Dismembering The Body Of Swedish Journalist
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Police announced Monday Danish inventor Peter Madsen admitted to dismembering the body of Swedish journalist Kim Wall on his submarine in August before dumping her body into the ocean — however, he still denies murdering her, according to Reuters. During an Oct ... "We worked hard to find evidence on his clothes that he had dismembered the body, and now we have found the evidence, he has changed his story," Hansen said ... ....
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ISIS threatens Prince George in new chilling video
Edit DNA India 30 Oct 2017
Britain's Prince George is on the hit list of the Islamic State terror group which has threatened to kill the four-year-old son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, according to a UK media report. The threat appeared as part of a message posted by ISIS members on social media ... ....
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Transgender Military Ban
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A Washington federal judge blocked President’s Donald Trump’s ban on transgender people serving in the U.S. military — a victory for transgender service members who claimed Trump was violating their constitutional rights, according to Reuters ... The transgender service members filed a lawsuit in August to block the ban that has yet to go into effect and U.S ... Constitution ... military on July 1 as initially scheduled, the report said ... ....
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Asylum Seekers Barricade Themselves Inside Australian Manus Island Center
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Hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers were barricading themselves from inside the detention center in Papua New Guinea in defiance of orders from Australia and PNG authorities to close the facility on Tuesday, according to Reuters. Human rights advocates were warning of the humanitarian crisis brewing while the stand-off continued to grow between the detainees of the Manus Island Center and authorities to the Oct ... and Australia....
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'150,000 Americans couldn’t beat us': Taliban fighters defiant in Afghanistan
Edit The Guardian 31 Oct 2017
Rare interviews with mujahideen shine light on resilient movement that resisted both Obama’s surge and now Trump’s ‘killing terrorists’ strategy. Taliban. '150,000 Americans couldn’t beat us'. Taliban fighters defiant in Afghanistan. Rare interviews with mujahideen shine light on resilient movement that resisted both Obama’s surge and now Trump’s ‘killing terrorists’ strategy ... Referring to Barack Obama’s surge, Saeed said ... Read more ... ....
Japanese man arrested after parts of nine bodies found in apartment - media
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French and Japanese flags flap in tandem at the Pompidou Center here, hailing the fall program at this sister venue of the Paris museum of contemporary art. Its exhibitions include one about Japanese architecture from 1945 to the present day , and the recently opened " Japanorama ," a survey of Japan's contemporary art since 1970, on view through March 5 ... ....
Japanese man arrested after parts of 9 bodies found inside apartment, cops say
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A Japanese man was arrested on Tuesday (October 31) after the severed parts of 9 bodies, some of them stored in picnic coolers, were found in his apartment, Japanese media reported....
Garuda postpones US route plans amid Japanese rejection
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"The Japanese government is less than supportive to the Indonesian airline to fly and take passengers from Tokyo [to the US]," Garuda Indonesia president director Pahala N....
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Hosts Japanese Chopsticks Exhibition
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TOKYO, Oct 31, 2017 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo, one of Japan’s most prestigious international hotels located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, will host an exhibition entitled “Japanese Chopsticks Exhibition – as Part of Gift Giving Tradition” from November 7 to 20, 2017 in the Art Lobby ... Our Japanese cultural experience programs have been well received by guests, of whom 75% are from overseas countries....
Rare horse from Scotland to shine on Japanese TV
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A rare breed of horse from a Perthshire stable is to feature on Japanese TV. ... ....
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