'Kyary Pamyu Pamyu MOSHi MOSHi NiPPON Ep-10 Kingyo (Goldfish)'

24:37 May 22, 2023
'Kyary Pamyu Pamyu  MOSHi MOSHi NiPPON Ep-10 Kingyo (Goldfish)  1.NIPPON ABC: \"K\" Kingyo (Goldfish)  Featuring creative works and projects of young artisans inspired by Japanese traditional culture.   Today\'s keyword is \"K\" for kingyo. Kingyo is the Japanese word for goldfish. For centuries, people have praised these fish for the beauty and have created new species over the years through crossbreeding. Goldfish breeding began in China but was banned during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. The tradition, however, was picked up by Japan, where it has developed into a sophisticated art form. In this segment, Hidetomo Kimura takes us behind-the-scenes of his goldfish exhibition ECO EDO Nihonbashi Art Aquarium 2014.   2.NIPPON MY FAVORITES: Quentin Weinsanto from France  Quentin Weinsanto  Foreign correspondents introduce their favorite places, pastimes and other exciting information on Japan. Also features their insight on the charm and appeal of Japan, its similar points and differences from their home countries.  Our correspondent for this segment is Quentin Weinsanto, a French journalist who has been in Japan for three years. As a journalist, he covers French news, French community news in Japan for a news website. Quentin\'s favorite thing to do is practicing Zazen, the basic form of Zen Buddhists’ training that involves finding inner peace while sitting. Quentin takes us to Tokuun-In temple in Ueno, Tokyo, where he receives Zazen instruction from Canadian Zen practitioner Wez Jhorne.   3.ICHIYA\'S POP EYE: Emoticons  Ichiya Nakamura  Japan\'s trending sub-culture introduced by Ichiya Nakamura, a key person in promoting Japanese pop-culture to the world.  Today\'s topic is Emoticons! Emoticons are a series of punctuation used to convey intonation or emotion in text messages. In Japan, emoticons have been widely used as replacement for letters ever since the Internet became available. Japan\'s free communication app LINE offers many emoticons called stamps and is used by more than 500 million people around the world. You can make a set of your own stamps, too! ICHIYA explains the origin and evolution of Japanese emoticons.   ☆DISCOGRAPHY ▼Debut mini album \"Moshi Moshi Harajuku\"- PON PON PON https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb3IdLdIc6s  ▼1st Single -  Tsukematsukeru https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLy4cvRx7Vc  ▼2nd Single  - CANDY CANDY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoK8DaJRDaM  ▼3rd Single  -  Fashion Monster https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GivkxpAVVC4  ▼4th Single   - Furisodation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y6H-YjsE9Q  ▼5th Single  - Ninja Re Bang Bang https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teMdjJ3w9iM  ▼6th Single  - Invader Invader https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcIOg_m-bp4 ▼7th Single  - Mottai-Nightland  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bFHzDa9U9w  ▼8th Single  - Yumeno hajima-ringring https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1cf6ZFZsOA  ▼9th Single  - Family Party https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paHGjIe2Wms  ▼10th        - Kira Kira Killer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35FbwCIxT0g _  ▼Kyary Pamyu Pamyu / KPP / 卡莉怪妞 / แครี่ปามิวปามิว' 

Tags: japan , Music (TV Genre) , kyary pamyu pamyu , Goldfish (Domesticated Animal) , kyarypamyupamyu , kpp , 卡莉怪妞 , 凱莉葩繆葩繆 , แครี่ปามิวปามิว , کیاری , پامیو , Кяри , Памю , 캬리 파뮤파뮤

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