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Japan's rich cultural traditions, such as anime, fashion, food culture, and traditional art, have attracted international attention.
In recent years, there has been a rapid increase in inbound art, and traditional arts such as Sado, Kado, and Budo have also attracted international interest in spirituality and science.
And now, Japan's culture, which is the most popular among people around the world, is a combination of innovation and tradition.
That is Ikigaman.
This time, let's take a look at the two Yamato Nadeshikos, who are going to master Ikigaman with Japanese tradition.
Thank you for having me.
First of all, what made you interested in Sado?
Well, I had the opportunity to meet Sado, and at that time, I felt warm.
Also, I could feel the season.
It was a very long year, but I was very impressed that I could feel the season so much in such a short time.
What is the most important thing you learned through Sado?
The most important thing...
Well...
The most important thing is...
The hospitality.
And...
Well...
I was able to learn how to use words and manners.
Thank you.
Could you introduce yourself to the camera?
My name is Aruna.
Nice to meet you.
Tsukino, which part of Sado do you like the most?
The part I like the most is...
Well...
I think it's the part where you can turn your mind into nothingness.
The body remembers things such as how to do things.
I can turn my mind into nothingness and my body moves naturally without thinking about anything,
and I can just feel the season at that time.
Do you mean you can feel the seasons?
Yes.
Tsukino,
how do you incorporate the spirit of Sado into your daily life?
Excuse me.
Can I ask you one more question?
How do you incorporate the spirit of Sado into your daily life?
Well...
The spirit and manners, of course.
As I said before,
I feel various seasons so that I can enjoy each season.
Excuse me.
My daily life...
Well...
I use the spirit and manners.
By learning Sado,
what kind of influence do you feel on your self-growth?
Well...
Everything is the same.
I have a strong heart.
I can have that kind of thing.
No matter what happens,
I don't get upset.
Do you think it was good to learn Sado?
Of course.
Do you have any advice for people who are thinking about learning Sado?
When I first started Sado,
I didn't know anything yet,
and I didn't have confidence in myself.
But,
when I started Sado,
I started to have confidence in myself little by little.
I was able to have an unwavering heart in everything.
I hope everyone can have that kind of confidence.
Tsukino, who woke up from Sado,
please tell us the reason why you became interested in Sado.
Well...
The reason why I became interested in Sado is...
I thought I could enjoy Sado better by self-growth.
What is the most important thing you learned through Sado?
Well...
After all,
I think it's to be friendly.
To be friendly?
Yes.
What is your heart like?
My heart is...
It's important to not show my feelings right away,
and to be patient.
What is your favorite part of being patient?
My favorite part is...
I have to endure to the limit.
When I am too lazy to be patient,
I feel like I'm free.
I am at the comfort zone.
It's wonderful.
When you are patient, you can experience new things?
Exactly.
I think it's an experience only for patience.
What is the resistance to doing Sado and being patient?
The resistance is...
To be honest,
To be honest, I had a little, but now I don't have any at all.
Rather, I would like to recommend it to other people.
Of course, I want not only Japanese women, but also foreign women to understand it.
Do you think Sado can become a new culture with patience?
Of course, it can become a new culture, and I think it will be polished more and more.
If that happens, I think Tsukino will be the first generation of Ikigaman Sado.
What is your message as the first generation of Ikigaman Sado?
I hope to be able to pull everyone together.
I want to know more and more about the goodness of Sado.
Thank you.
I want to be something that doesn't have to be in my daily life.
This is the last question.
Yes.
What is Ikigaman for Tsukino-san?
For me, Ikigaman is to feel that it is summer, not the sound of cicadas, but the sound of cicadas.
I'm listening to New Year.
So, Japan's own feeling, or Yamato-nabe Shuko.
Har Still Go
There is a dynasty and marriage in the company, which is unique to Sado.
As acombination.
I think that To me, Ichigaman Sado is one kind of identity.
Well then.
Now I want to introduce you to the front of Ichigaman Sado.
I would like to introduce you to some of the things that I have been doing for a long time.
It is important to have a strong feeling.
I did it.
By repeating the process, the mind will be unified.
I have been able to endure the unification of the mind, so I want to get ready soon.
I want to be patient.
With a feeling of gratitude, I gave up the unification of the mind.
I will treat the unification of the mind with great care.
Now, I will introduce you to some of the things that I have been doing for a long time.
Thank you.
Nice to meet you.
First of all, please tell me your name.
My name is Kana Morisawa.
Please tell me how you became interested in Kado.
My name is Kano Morisawa.
I am a teacher of Kado.
I have been interested in Kado since I was a child.
What is the most important thing that Morisawa learned through Kado?
I think it is the spirit of gratitude.
Morisawa has a spirit of gratitude.
What do you like the most about Kado?
I like the fact that a type of flower can change in its own way at any time.
Morisawa, how do you capture the spirit of Kado in your daily life?
Well,
I think that the spirit of gratitude is always changing.
What kind of influence does Morisawa have on your self-growth?
I feel that I am learning.
If you have any advice for those who are thinking of learning Kado, please let me know.
Kado is not difficult at all.
Please be interested in it.
I would like you to experience it once.
Next, I would like to ask Morisawa a question about patience.
What is the reason why Morisawa is interested in patience?
Well,
When I went back to my hometown today,
the word patience came to my mind.
What is the most important thing that Morisawa learned through patience?
I like the fact that I can be drawn out by pushing down the feeling.
Did Morisawa have any resistance to doing Kado and patience at the same time?
In my training,
Did Morisawa's family support Morisawa at the beginning?
When I first started,
I couldn't make Morisawa understand at all.
I couldn't push it.
Do you think Morisawa can be a new culture?
Because I was inspired,
I hope I can spread motivation to my customers.
I think it will lead to a new culture.
I think it's a good idea.
The last question is for Kana Morisawa, who is a patient and mobile.
What is patience?
I think it's about balance.
I want to be able to do it again.
I'll take it with my hands because it has a bandage.
What is it that interests you in patience?
What part of the body does not have a resistance to living with patience?
I'm not sure, but I'm a patient.
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