If you like to see more of style concept, you know what you have to do. :)

@A55a551n

8 ай бұрын

Yes please 💙💙💙💙💙💙

@velayuthapandiyan

8 ай бұрын

Yes please

@MPHF_Cerejinha

8 ай бұрын

Moree pls🙏

@Isa_C729

8 ай бұрын

Yes.

@sixstringhans-tone5574

8 ай бұрын

Well of course, ya don’t wanna be stuck on the same stuff all time cuz it might work for some people an not for others. But I always know there’s new people so they might wanna see the old videos too. So I’m down for different concepts I’ve never heard of before. Plus like they say, I like to have an open mind, but not to much of an open mind, so my brains don’t fall out, then I’ll know nothin! An I’ll have to start all over again!😮😂😂😂 I get it, I get i! 😂PEACE!

Timestamps 1). Ikigai 0:31 2). Kintsugi 0:48 3). Wabisabi 1:10 4). Mono no aware 1:23 5). Kaizen 1:39 6). Kokoro 1:50 7). Ganbaru 2:07 8). Kizuna 2:19 9). Shouganai 2:30 10). Mottainai 2:40 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

@tactricks

8 ай бұрын

goat

@MariamArt_

8 ай бұрын

You too man!! Have a great day at work, school or whatever productive task you’re doing. Please know that you are beloved and remembered by everyone in your family, friendship circle and your community. 💛❤️

@A55a551n

8 ай бұрын

@@tactricks thank you 💙💙💙💙💙💙

@A55a551n

8 ай бұрын

@@MariamArt_ thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it. Hope you have a nice day too. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

@lysaali50

8 ай бұрын

p2g made a mistake #7 should've have been " Dattebayo"

Raise your hand if you've been watching Psych2Go for a long time🤚

@umikaumika1066

8 ай бұрын

✋✋✋

@theindigotree

8 ай бұрын

✋ since 2017. I had a different channel name back then.

@nori_jean

8 ай бұрын

🤚🤚🤚

@samd.5816

8 ай бұрын

🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻

@ahliyanarodriguez5036

8 ай бұрын

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My father is deeply into Japanese culture and he has taught me about the concept of Ikigai a few times. It has resonated with me. To me, my own Ikigai is art and creativity. I strive to create wholesome things that bring happiness and spread positivity and hope in a world where everyone has become pessimistic about everything. Something that helps people break their chains. I’m good at art and drawing but I need to put the concept of improvement into function and get even better to reach this goal. Taking care of my mental health is a priority too. Perfecting my art style and finding people interested in my works is what I can be paid for.

@th4fl4sh4

8 ай бұрын

Your dad sounds like a great guy and I also adore Japanese culture. I think they are far ahead of our western culture in this regard. I would like to see some of your work since I could use a bit of positivity right meow. Do you have a website?

@Japinoyboi2004

8 ай бұрын

May I know where are you from if you don't mind me asking? :)

@jamesjeager129

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story and I have an art drawing passion and trying to make a good habit every day.

I’m Japanese and you’re the first KZreadr who pronounces the words correctly 😭

@AC-ni4gt

8 ай бұрын

🎉

I like how the artstyle is based on the the background and the concept of the video

@behbehyoda

8 ай бұрын

Yooo, I like how they saw the comment, really hits the point home that they care about there audiences

This is one of the reasons I really like Japanese history and philosophy! Yes, I started as a weeb, like many before me, but I have grown really fond of Japan as a whole (and somehow dragged my mom into is as well haha). I also love Japanese craftsmanship! They don't half-ass anything! They value and honour tradition, and quality above all else, and I find it so so inspiring. I also love the minimalism of traditional, Japanese homes. So many things are simple, yet they put in details where they matter. If you are interested in Japanese history, costumes and traditions, I can highly recommend watching the 1980's TV drama "Shogun". (Yeah the mc is a white man who basically ends up being 'the perfect Japanese citizen' - the meaning and symbolism in that is up to debate. It was definitely more well received in the US than in Japan) but it is so so beautiful and interesting. And it really does give an insight in Japanese culture in the 16th century. There is quite a lot of violence, sexuality and death in the series, so beware if you are sensitive to those subjects.

@bastionsea2829

8 ай бұрын

Same here, I favor anime over American TV just because it shows off the culture and actually has a purpose, something most western shows lost

That 3 minute video was the most meaningful 3 minute video that I have seen in my life

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! What makes you say that the video was the most meaningful?

@Yura_64

8 ай бұрын

@@Psych2go i don't know these day social media is meaningless and boring for me After seeing this video something inside of me just makes me wanna do the thing i was messing in my life ✨

Thanks to this channel Ive become more and more interested in psychology, great work as always ❤

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Nice call! What kind of psychology are you most interested in at the moment?

1.) Ikigai, 2.)Kuntsuki, 3.)Wabasabi, 4.)Mo no Arē, 5.)Kaizen, 6.)Kokoro, 7.)Ganbaru, 8.)Kizuna, 9.)Shouganai, 10.)Monotonai GUYSSS!!! Guess what I’ve named the Japanese aspects of living an fulfilled, meaningful and peaceful lifestyle. ❤ I want to say to you guys 1.) Good Morning 2.) Good Afternoon And 3.) Goodnight, wherever country you are in the world guys ❤❤❤. I just want you to enjoy your day, afternoon and evening okay!!! ❤❤

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the detailed summary and for taking the time to greet everyone in every time zone! ❤

@Immanuelm.8

8 ай бұрын

Thank you🔥

Japanese: ありがとうございます！素晴らしい日本文化のビデオに感謝しています。 English: Thank you! I appreciate the wonderful video about Japanese culture.

My favourite book about the concept of ikigai is Ikigai: Giving Everyday Meaning and Joy by Yukari Mitsuhashi.

I really liked the part with filling scars with gold. It's easy said than done, but it made me smile.

As a part Japanese myself, thanks much for bringing this up! 🤗

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Do you have any feedback on any of the concepts? Thanks so much for your comment!

@HolyGuardian25

8 ай бұрын

@@Psych2go From what I've studied before, there are 20+ Japanese concepts. One of my favorites is "Omoiyari" which means caring and showing sincere consideration for others. Personally, I think you covered the most important ones in this vid :)) Well done!

I started studying Japanese culture last year, with the Sengoku jidai being my main focus at first (very original, i know). Before that it was mostly Europe and a bit of extra American history. It was very interesting and quite relieving to come across so many ideals and ways of thinking that are similar to my own, because my country (México) has always made me feel like a weird person. I don't speak/read Japanese nor do i have Japanese friends, but i at least know now that I'm not all that weird. Sometimes you're not alone in your way of thinking, you just need to look outside of what you know; sometimes, very far from your home.

@runewolf77

8 ай бұрын

Actually there's no such thing as a weird person. That's just people's response to people who do or say things that they're not use to. There's always people out there that feel as u do. They maybe far from u but they still count as a person! I mean if we spread out all the "normal" people a only a few here and there in the whole world wouldn't they be weird?

@addictedtochocolate920

8 ай бұрын

​​@@runewolf77I appreciate your words. Yes, i might've used the wrong term for the sake of simplification. "Outside the norm" would be less derogatory and accurate, maybe? I however don't feel wronged in any way, if only a bit lonely. And yes, i imagine there's definitely a "weird" Japanese person out there who would fit perfectly around these parts.

@runewolf77

8 ай бұрын

@@addictedtochocolate920 u can hang out in places where people feel as u do.

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for reassuring us that we are not alone in our thinking. And I love that you're studying Japanese cultulre. Do you plan to study Japanese? What were some intresting things you learned about Japan as you were studying the Sengoku Period?

@addictedtochocolate920

8 ай бұрын

@@Psych2goI do plan on learning the language both in written and spoken form, mainly because of my studies; relevant information on feudal Japan is often times only found in its original language. As for what I've learned, there is a lot of things that might not be that interesting within the context of this conversation (weapons, clothing, diet), but the constant i very much like about Japan is its focus on discipline; In my country it is seen as a very strict and rigid culture, but they're also known to make progress extremely fast and adapt themselves to modern technologies, like they did at the end of the Edo Jidai, *without* compromising their identity: a balance of priorities that i admire. It is a highly spiritual culture that values its roots and foments introspection, but isn't afraid to learn new things and adopt new practical methods. That was a really interesting video. Thank you for putting it together ^^

This channel inspired me to become a therapist after I graduate high school

I really want psych2go vlogging when exploring Japanese loki streets .

Japan gotta be one of the most unique countries in the world

@itownz

8 ай бұрын

Japan so awesome, from canada

@funtimeandrookie5038

8 ай бұрын

I Agree.

@addictedtochocolate920

8 ай бұрын

It certainly is. They make progress really fast, yet they haven't lost their identity in all these centuries. If anything, their identity is rubbing off on many other countries.

@MariamArt_

8 ай бұрын

@@addictedtochocolate920I see why the Japanese are so innovated, peaceful and very polite people. The Japanese are peacemakers known as honnē or- “tatemae”.

@MariamArt_

8 ай бұрын

I love how they’ll do anything to avoid conflicts and violence with other individuals even foreigners. This is what the United States and us Americans need. Too much drama, violence and uncertainty here.

The video I never knew I needed 😢. I LOVE this video so much! ❤Thank you.

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it! Did you find any of these points interesting?

@ShayJohnson33

8 ай бұрын

@@Psych2go I have. I have to rewatch it once I get home but yes it makes so much sense for my Life right now

I need all of these! Would you make a deeper dive on these?

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Do you mean that you would like to see each of these 10 concepts explained in a video? Like a series?

@kngsslgirv7004

8 ай бұрын

​@@Psych2goyess would be awesome!!

@bluebelch1469

8 ай бұрын

​@@Psych2goit would be amazing!!

Are there gonna be more videos about those? I feel like each concept needs to be explained properly, and this mashup of visual styles needs to be explored properly

Thanks for these precious concepts btw the design of the video is next level ❤❤❤

As a Japanese Language Teacher, this video is beyond gold! In fact, teaching Japanese is my ikigai n.n 2:10 was hilarious XD XD But you pronounced well! n_n

I love your videos. So many hit home with me and I know others that can benefit from them.

This video is great! Recently I’ve been keenly interested in Japan and its culture, so this is very informative. Thank you!

I love these! Thank you!

The artwork is amazing!

Your channel deserves 4 or 9 million more subscribers.

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

I love this type of video 🤩, well, I love Japan and seeing this video, it makes me feel happy and relaxing. Great job 👍

Thank you, @Psych2Go, for your videos and incredible content. You are helping me understand love and appreciate art and, more importantly, the love of life, nature, and everything else.

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for always being with us and for taking the time to appreciate us. We appreciate you as well :)

Good stuff. Thanks

That's amazing. Thank you.

This is very helpful for me :D

This is a great and insightful video about Japanese Life concepts. Thank you Psych2Go ❤️

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words! Did you find any of these concepts interesting?

@irrelevant_noob

8 ай бұрын

What was so "insightful" about it? All it did was present an overview of some vague concepts without much detail or depth to any of them... :-|

Very educational, I love it, thanks!!

@Psych2go

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Never expected a Babymetal reference, loved that reference!

such a different kind of video, but I LOVE IT

Love the message & anime

Hi Psych2Go team!! Another beautiful video!!! You guys are SUPER!!! Amanda, I think you did a great job of potentially pronouncing the words correctly!! You sounded confident and kept going!! I wouldn’t know if they were mispronounced, but isn’t half the battle just having confidence and pushing forward? So, you sounded super confident in the pronunciations!! Happy Wednesday/Thursday to you all!! Big hugs!!! 😊

Imagine waking up and seeing this video. Some of those concepts curiously I already had in mind just didnt know it was a concept. Like 3 of those. Very good ❤

Excellent

Beautiful animation. 😉😘

I love Japan. Such amazing kind people this is why they always come back from everthing. ❤

funnily enough, i am currently reading the book about Ikigai. still havent found it yet, but it will be very useful for me

intersting video as always

Lovely video.

Psych2go is my favorite KZreadr and a safe space for me

You Have The Perfect ASMR Voice Amanda ✨🩷

Them : look for the meaning of life Me: sleeping eating and drinking

Love it can you do African concepts/proverbs next

頑張りましょう。

I can testify that I've achieved most of these and they really do make a person feel solid! Keep at it everyone, our improvements hello the whole world these days as we support each other from afar!💖💖💖

@1000OtherFoxes

8 ай бұрын

You can't achieve it, it's a forever process, it's a way of living.

@melaniem9433

8 ай бұрын

@@1000OtherFoxes come on, you know what i mean. No need to be hurtful just because my wording wasn't perfect. Yes, it's a constant improvement until we die. I've discovered, how about that?

@1000OtherFoxes

8 ай бұрын

@@melaniem9433 How was I hurtful by stating a fact? If you say "I achieved" it means you reached the goal.

@melaniem9433

8 ай бұрын

@@1000OtherFoxes i felt hurt because you're using what you see as an imperfection to feel superior. Your correction served no other purpose. I'll stand by my word, achieved, because once you figure it out, you can apply it, so therefore you've achieved the skill. I've achieved the first one, for example. Once you learn something, you've achieved it. I'm there.

@1000OtherFoxes

8 ай бұрын

​@@melaniem9433 So when people tell you you might be wrong about something, you take it as a personal attack? If you feel threatened because I said it was a bad word choice...It's just plain weird...I mean, how do you go about life?! You'll make mistakes and meet people who don't have the same opinions and beliefs. If you make a mistake, who cares? Acknowledge/correct it and move on, but you must be more resilient, or your life will be complicated.

Interesting i did not no that can i see more of this please

Mini psych in kimono is so adorable. 🥹

I’m really in a horrible place mentally… I wish I could better live and embody these Japanese concepts but right now I’m struggling just trying to survive day to day without ending my own life. Right now I’m just desperate for reasons and ways to just… live… 😭

@irrelevant_noob

8 ай бұрын

True, this wasn't too motivational, but... it did say to not give up regardless of obstacles, because the moments we cherish will not happen again. Whatever growth will happen in the future will be different than the past, but will still bring its own joys regardless, no matter how fleeting. Don't overlook hope. 🤞

I just came out of a break up so am clinging to videos that will help me stay strong

Can you go deeper into each consept

Nice👍

True theses quotes are true

In my college bookstore, there’s a short book that teaches you the steps for long term success and happiness

2:26 is that Babymetal? :O

What about Dandori

How can I ask my doubts and questions in private way

2:24 Babymetal😭

I love Japanese philosophy of self improvement.

生き甲斐、金継ぎ、侘び寂び、ものの哀れ、改善、心、頑張る、絆、しょうがない、勿体無い

😊

Watching

Don't forget Kurashi (although that might be a bit more modern).

"Mottainai" is, as they say, kinda my thing.

I saw BABYMETAL!!!!!!

Psych2Go Zen2Go Shinto2Go Samurai2Go Geisha2Go

Just me alone can change the ways how I see life. I can change yours to.😉

✋

Japan is very conservative. I wouldn't have done well in Japan. I would have been beat all the time and shunned by all my peers. I got it bad enough for my hypothyroidism in childhood with being fat. Being fat is literally illegal in Japan. My peers likely would have convinced me to off myself in childhood. It's bad enough when I already felt like that coming home from school.

Been playing a lot of Pikmin 4 and just saying, Dandori had better be on here

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Isnt this way faster than normally? 😅

Mortrin does work better the next opioids. When my daughter's doctors use too many medical terms, I just ask them to say it in English.

As someone that been in Japan, they are way too strict

@addictedtochocolate920

8 ай бұрын

My people say that about them too, but i just think we're too lazy.

@MariamArt_

8 ай бұрын

It’s called self-discipline, that’s what these Western countries and cultures lack. They do not know have to have self-control and selflessness. We all insist on indulgence of material possessions and obsessed with being selfish.

@MariamArt_

8 ай бұрын

@@addictedtochocolate920it is probably because Japan is a very ancient country. They have preserved their culture for thousands of years (1,000 years-therefore, of course they are never going to adapt to any culture but their own, but adapt Western technology and Japanize it into something very unique and attractive. For example taking a Westernized furniture, like a chair then turning it into a tatami. Then that’s innovative and elusive. :) ❤

@zoeapplegren

8 ай бұрын

@@addictedtochocolate920 ok ahah

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Hello there!_ :D

hi

I thought I was going to get murdered at the start!

海外の人がイメージしてる「日本」って大体江戸時代かそれ以前の時代の事がほとんどな気がする。 1). Ikigai 0:31→そんなモノはない！ 2). Kintsugi 0:48→なにそれ！知らない！ 3). Wabisabi 1:10→大昔 4). Mono no aware 1:23→大昔 5). Kaizen 1:39→これは現代もある。 6). Kokoro 1:50→よく分からん 7). Ganbaru 2:07→これは現代もある。 8). Kizuna 2:19→大人になったら消える。 9). Shouganai 2:30→これは現代もある。 10). Mottainai 2:40→あるっちゃある。でも、エコ意識に関しては他の先進国の方が進んでる気がする。 ↑現代の日本って大体こんな感じだよ。 多分、日本のこと美化しすぎ。

There's a new documentary on Netflix that's about the "Blue zones" and people there are living up to 100 years. Pretty interesting

PSY2CHO II LOBCE YOU I CHANGDED MY LAIWFFEO

i honour the counsel me and my sword is yours and if you say i am your counselor, accept that but... I cannot wield a sword the n i will ask you to help me on my path! my sword is yours dude

Ikigai

Usually, I enjoy the content of this channel. Before I get deeper into my take of this video, thanks to the creators at Psych2go for helping many people struggling with their mental health. However, I personally think that this video is a bit disappointing. First, while many of the concepts in the first half are interesting in terms of mental awareness, the are explained so superficially that the cultural experience of these ideas is not provided to those unfamiliar with Japanese thought. It also does not help that the lauter half mainly contains phrases which are everyday phrases rather than cultural images. Second, the inclusion of 「shou ga nai」is completely off the mark. In reality, this phrase acts as a bludgeoning tool against societal and cultural change in Japan. It's often used in conversation to convey that you just have to accept the status quo, even if it is more harmful for the individual. If you need any phrase in Japanese to make others repress thoughts and feelings, you would use 「しょうがない。」I do not see how this thought helps in terms of mental health. Third, modern Japan is the best example of a society which does not value mental health at all. The constant need to adapt to the group, a toxic ideal of work, a growing number of shut-ins, a high suicide rate... It would have probably been a more realisitc and helpful video if you had spoken about Japan's mental health issues rather than this video. I'm sorry for being so critical towards this video. However, as someone who has lived in Japan and interacts with Japanese people a lot, the country is not a good example for good mental health practice. I would advise anyone to do more research on the topics in this video to determine whether the ideas in this video really are beneficial for your personal mindset.

So they have words for stuff, got it.

Before the video I only knew of only one Japanese way of living, and I don't like that it's Hikiomori

@1000OtherFoxes

8 ай бұрын

Because you are not supposed to be hikikkomori...

@jacksparow3857

8 ай бұрын

@@1000OtherFoxes holy shit! I meant to write that I know Hikiomori, not that I am! Holy shit, thank you I whoudnt have seen my mistake

@1000OtherFoxes

8 ай бұрын

@@jacksparow3857 No worries, it's all good!

Meanwhile Japan with one of the most devastating suicide rates known to man..;

Weid place

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Is playing eu4 and being the land of the christian sun a japanese concept ?

HEY , GOOD MORNING MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY I JUST WANTED TO STOP BY TO SEE HOW EVERYONE IS DOING THIS MORNING, WELL I HAVE TO GO BACK TO LAY DOWN SO I CAN GET UP AND GO OUT TO KEEP AWAY FROM THE FAMILY MEMBERS THAT JUST WANT TO USE ME, INTELL LATER ON MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY, I'M STILL TRYING TO GET ALONG WITH MY TOXIC MOTHER, TEE , HAVE A BLESSED DAY.💯🙏💙💪👻

Did anyone else hear Among Us at the beginning?