As an artist. I wanna let others know this: if we make something for someone we want them to enjoy it. If i was able to make these fish and cat candies, and i put maybe an hour or two into making food or art, i would want you to eat and enjoy. Most mothers and fathers slave for hours over a stove only for the food to be eaten within several minutes. Just enjoy it. I would be so sad and disappoimted if someone didnt eat candy i made. Wether it took hours or minutes. Candy making is hard work but enjoyable when you see smiling faces consuming something i wanted to make for them to enjoy and consume.
@ChristianFilming5 жыл бұрын
Never thought a furry could say something so beautiful 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@ihatemybloxburghouse23455 жыл бұрын
@@ihatemybloxburghouse2345 -_- that's kinda rude
@aprilflowers92145 жыл бұрын
April Flowers lol no
@lammy52555 жыл бұрын
What's with the whole only for food to be eaten within several minutes. I'm naturally a fast eater, if I eat slowly, it means the food tastes bad whether you slaved or not but if I eat quickly, then I absolutely love the food and can't wait for the second bite. Also, why'd you have to start with as an artist? Who threw up and proclaimed you an artist? This is common sense, no need to be so deep.
@stefanymorde95175 жыл бұрын
I'm finding it hard to believe that you are an artist, sorry. You sound more like a cake decorator. I think artists would want people to enjoy their work whichever way they feel like.
@SpicyKdestiny5 жыл бұрын
This guy's play doh skills when he was a kid must have been out of this world.
@rymaracabre24793 жыл бұрын
It was all merely training
@kaleecoss94103 жыл бұрын
@@ingridobando6104 I love you too 😍
@girltrash.71663 жыл бұрын
......and thats where it all began.
@vanessaoreilly59313 жыл бұрын
Yeah
@eikue3 жыл бұрын
@@ingridobando6104 what
@eikue3 жыл бұрын
こういう日本の伝統を、残すのに努力してくれている日本人に感謝です
@user-nz7ds2po4q Жыл бұрын
When my sister and I were children, I remember my parents buying us candy like this at a festival held at a shrine. It was in the shape of Pikachu and a swan. It was so beautiful and cute that we couldn't eat it and we kept it for a while. Good memories of my childhood. I am very happy that such craftsmen still exist! (I'm Japanese, so my English isn't perfect, but I felt nostalgic after watching this video, so I left a comment😖)
@liccalocca4172 Жыл бұрын
whats the point of sculpting such a pretty art piece just to have someone eat it?
@AtomicVegetable9 ай бұрын
your english is perfect what
@ilyysm9 ай бұрын
@@AtomicVegetable I do not have a reason. I do it to please others. That's Japan.
@user-jx7ep1ld9f8 ай бұрын
Your English is amazing, I diddnt notice any mistakes
@BlueBanana.8 ай бұрын
@@AtomicVegetablebecause that's why you make it out of candy and not glass..
@jimmylittle93937 ай бұрын
Its called Amezaiku Candy Art The name of this shop is Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin in Tokyo Japan. Sadly they don’t ship overseas! This is true art!
@hazetiva5 жыл бұрын
Ikr i can't even make one
@collenyt92435 жыл бұрын
This is going to be the first thing I'll get if I ever go to Japan, for sure!
I feel like these should be an actual profession with world wide contests, dedicated schools and careers, not just some street stalls. This talent deserves to be appreciated and well paid.
@trecydreamz09303 жыл бұрын
it should, it's art after all, and quite good too
@ploppledoodledoo173 жыл бұрын
I think he is. It's in Tokyo after all, can't imagine the rent is cheap over there. XD
@jezzmaninjapan3 жыл бұрын
I absolutely agree with you on that..
@kerry-annpeters8852 жыл бұрын
I agree mate, I agree...
@diosteama27192 жыл бұрын
@@jezzmaninjapan ㅁ
@user-jv1hw9cc7s2 жыл бұрын
I love when the gentelman who created the candy art passes them off the lady to paint. She only adds to their beauty. Both are excellent at what they do.
@ATHRENTHE2ND5 жыл бұрын
Good call I agree with you good choice of words.
@nikolas_schreck61965 жыл бұрын
ATHRENTHE2ND His name Is Tezuka Shinri and his work really very beautiful. Seen him resently working in London ( was visiting Japan House with exhibition 😍)
@rasaleonaitiene47815 жыл бұрын
When you said that I just pictured an indie maybe a slice of life short film of a relationship between the sculptor/painter of a shop that makes these. I'd be so down to hear some philosophical metaphors while they're creating them. But you worded it so beautifully, definitely a thumbs up :D
@Whisperingtothefire5 жыл бұрын
To be honest, this is a Chinese skill, but Chinese people don't pay attention to these skills at all.
@maoeternityyue945 жыл бұрын
Mao Yue Yes I know he is told us what this art came from China around Edo period and stayed 😻. I really love it
@rasaleonaitiene47815 жыл бұрын
The guy is so talented. His grasp of animal forms is amazing. So much depth and nuances and detail.
the goldfishes tail was so satisfying to see being made.
@platy89155 жыл бұрын
To be honest, this is a Chinese skill, but Chinese people don't pay attention to these skills at all.
@maoeternityyue945 жыл бұрын
@@maoeternityyue94 Japanese*
@gullie.5 жыл бұрын
@@platy8915 What if he's not American
@megaaaaaaan16225 жыл бұрын
for mee too 😊
@unrinconparadesahogarsemm52365 жыл бұрын
380 th
@celestialivory70335 жыл бұрын
The goldfish and the frog are stunning, they seem made of pure glass! I want to put them under a frame to watch them over time.
@eloex6 жыл бұрын
Devinalh yes you can, there's a Japanese glass art that resemble this art candy
@LeoPuspito6 жыл бұрын
Ants my friend.
@holycopy6 жыл бұрын
the clear candy will get foggy over time - sadly
@yukiyuukichan57716 жыл бұрын
J
@digiipop89066 жыл бұрын
Well that's what actual glass is for if you aren't going to eat it. Then all you have to worry about is brushing the dust off.
@jionjesk59326 жыл бұрын
I watched this 6 years ago while in pain. Helped me ease my suffering. I commented now as it appears on my recommendations.
@sunj19983 ай бұрын
飴細工、綺麗ですね。あと手も綺麗だと思いました。
@user-ou8fr5ge4r6 ай бұрын
I can't eat that It's too pretty
@shaleenacampbell-case45896 жыл бұрын
scourge awesome same
@nemz4L6 жыл бұрын
The buy 2
@rushitokei91406 жыл бұрын
You'd better not eat. It's expensive, you'd better treat it as art collection and the craftsman's hand keep touch it so
@fionagoode33886 жыл бұрын
scourge awesome yes so yes
@valpost78866 жыл бұрын
I would keep it FOREVER. And never eat it
@lightflower42426 жыл бұрын
These two person are very good in their craft, kudos to them for keeping the candy tradition in japan alive. 👍👍👍
@anonymousfan136 жыл бұрын
Столько доброты на лице человека дающего такие вещи,хочется его обнять,вот что надо людям сейчас смотреть а не войны и кровь! Мир люди вам и леденцов в виде животных!)))
@user-wy1ox4dh2e Жыл бұрын
This reminds me of my childhood me and my dad would go out together and he would buy these for me, from the side of the road. I remember these guys who'd sell these were very poor but were so much skilled. I can't find these in Pakistan anymore. It wasn't this advance they only had three colors sugar candy white, pink and green. But they would make anything out of it💕
The handcrafted details are so impressive! This is like watching a glass sculptor at work but its for candy.
@mrCetus2 жыл бұрын
Как виртуозно!потрясающее зрелище!Видишь процесс и не можешь проверить..Хрустальные фигурки.Браво мастеру!
@user-bo2yo2ls3z Жыл бұрын
When I was a child, candy craftsman came to sell beautiful candies for children. The old man made crane, swan, unicorn and etc… I liked to watch it. I felt it was magic☺️ nice memory.
@user-xo6kv8lt1h2 жыл бұрын
동화같네 낭만적이다
@user-og4ni7bq7j Жыл бұрын
Those are happy moments of people who made beautiful things for other people.
@javierpacheco8234 Жыл бұрын
The goldfish is looking so real. Amazing skills for both sculptor and painter’s
@VanLe-yx2ii2 жыл бұрын
I m still afraid of eating this it looks so good
@unnatibhatt7799 Жыл бұрын
The goldfish looks like my pet goldfish
@metzgerguild2782 Жыл бұрын
Made 1k likes
@jasiekx38569 ай бұрын
I would buy one but not to eat. Just as an piece of art
@jasiekx38569 ай бұрын
@@jasiekx3856ants would eat it
@QuitoMosquitoMus3 ай бұрын
Incredible. Japanese society is so strong to the point that it can nurture so many artisan to be able to make a living.
@PuPuSin Жыл бұрын
How can you eat something so beautiful. It’s almost sacrilegious! Kudos to the artists! ❤️
@oshi990 Жыл бұрын
I think it would be more rude to the artists not to eat it. They spent so much time and talent to make something which they hoped would make people happy. I think I’d be more hurt if people didn’t want to eat the candy I spent a lot of time making for them.
@Trigger__Happy Жыл бұрын
Hloooo
@best.vloges Жыл бұрын
When I was in Japan I witnessed one of the cleanest cultures in the world and I did not doubt to eat everything that crossed my path The taste, dedication and cleanliness was the best. I totally love this art and haters please get a life!!!💕💕💕💕
@araescorcia41724 жыл бұрын
Ara Escorcia agree 100%
@ShikyoGryfyn3 жыл бұрын
Who could possibly hate this? Japan is amazing
@Alonepistachio3 жыл бұрын
Wow you are really beautiful baby!! I bet you have latin blood! 😍
@FernandoRamirez-kh7ot3 жыл бұрын
I don't know why Chinese always dislike Japanese , Japan street is very clean and polite ,but china..even in the big city like Shanghai ,the public toilets are very disgusting,ppl always take loudly and the street is quite dirty
@yinglungwong36293 жыл бұрын
@씨Zzing픵픵2. agree Chinese think there are superior ,opposing whole world , especially japan korea usa
@yinglungwong36293 жыл бұрын
To Those Who Asking Why They Don't Wear Gloves: The Japanese are so fastidious about hygiene that they cook barehanded. We believe well-washed hands are cleaner than gloves and thus have prevented food-poisoning for centuries. Also, these food artists including sushi chefs prefer bare hands for more subtle and elaborate expression.
@desperateicons5 жыл бұрын
Count the whole world expect that modern western civilization. We asians dont care about gloves.
@moizahmed73925 жыл бұрын
In my country i have never seen anyone wear gloves in the kitchen.
@yvettiecoot4 жыл бұрын
@@yvettiecoot and I've never seen food poisoning because bare hands! I believe the chef know enough how to keep their hygiene as they know wearing gloves won't help them shaping the candy
@fairuznurnaghiesa10734 жыл бұрын
Anyway I can't eat this. Never
@catycaterina45414 жыл бұрын
I know some people wear gloves handle food. Go to restroom wearing them , do not remove or wash hands or gloves. Then go back to make your food. Also drop on floor pick up put on. So it is not gloves less people you need to worry about. Is people with no hygiene . washing hands , work areas, utensils if clean you don't need gloves .
@larryroberts88094 жыл бұрын
日本工藝值得敬佩！！
@user-dy7rd7ez7l Жыл бұрын
謝謝
@kinkyoldman8314 Жыл бұрын
En efecto él es feliz haciendo su arte, y esto se ve reflejado en su entorno, todos lo percibimos. Imagínense un mundo lleno de personas haciendo su arte, oficio o profesión siendo felices de verdad!
@aq8009 Жыл бұрын
I love how after each one he makes, when he's finished with it, he taps on it and smiles like he's thinking to himself, "Yeah, I made that masterpiece. I'm awesome."
@ImBlueDaBaDeeDaBaDaa6 жыл бұрын
I wish I could make cool stuff at least I can draw stick figures.
@nikolas_schreck61965 жыл бұрын
@Yoonha I do that to.
@nikolas_schreck61965 жыл бұрын
@Yoonha The final taps are to ensure the creation is firmly adhered to the stick.
@mddell585 жыл бұрын
He looks too serene to have that kind of ego attachment to his work. His smile looks more like a benediction to me :)
@quackslikeaduck Жыл бұрын
This man has not only the kindest eyes, but also the kindest energy.
@cryptid62793 жыл бұрын
He looks very content.
@oceanview29653 жыл бұрын
@@sevtapbl. no clue what you said my guy, but i love the vibes, spread the love and acceptance 💕
@cryptid62792 жыл бұрын
A talented cutie 💓
@tdotjazzberryram612 жыл бұрын
ALLAH İS CREATER1 RAHMAN ER RAHİM.ALLAH1👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🅰💖@@tdotjazzberryram61
@sevtapbl.2 жыл бұрын
Не только я это заметила. Значит не показалось на счёт добрых глаз.
@spiritual.sparky2 жыл бұрын
This reminds me of the candies I bought when I was stationed in Japan. I never dared eat them because they were so beautiful. Lol
@loricollins56653 ай бұрын
It's so wonderful that humans will make art out of everything we can get our hands on.
@melodyssong4916 Жыл бұрын
This is why I adore Japan. Making amazing things quickly but somehow with all accuracy and precision. They don't look like they're being forced to do any of it.
@izumi15323 жыл бұрын
Anyone in any country can do that lol
@dream-lh4pc3 жыл бұрын
If they are willing to learn of course
@L16htW4rr10r2 жыл бұрын
@@dream-lh4pc But most people in other countries are too lazy to do that, especially Americans. They can't even make a burger right. A lot of times, my burgers are floppy or burnt.
@miyako19092 жыл бұрын
@@miyako1909 you sound like you haven't been to good places then. I don't live in America but lovely and unique dishes are made at all countries
@dream-lh4pc2 жыл бұрын
@@dream-lh4pc you sound like you don't know the difference between Americans, America and Murica. jokes aside, compare to Americans' candies, Japanese' are way more aesthetic
IM AFRAID THAT I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR SAYING...HARIGATO MOZAI MASYTAK? PLS DONT JUDGE CUZ I DONT SPEAK IN OTHER LANGUAGE BESIDES BAHASA MELAYU AND ENGLISH..THANK YOU AND THATS ALL I CAN SAY CUZ..IM OUT OF IDEAS..BYEEEE
I absolutely love how happy he looks and how beautiful it is but people can handle the fact artist need to eat too Always PAY your artists
@PeachDreamey Жыл бұрын
愉しそうに作られていて、作品も素晴らしいのが観ていて最高❣✨
@nantokaikiteruonna Жыл бұрын
The Japanese people are just on another level, so skilled and so dedicated to whatever they do. Loving the fish 🐠 and frog 🐸
@shootingzen28fav6 жыл бұрын
Yeah right they have a special talents of it
@kingoftheuniverse82155 жыл бұрын
Now if only the rest of the world would so the same dedication
@spanishmonkey83665 жыл бұрын
um ive seen this same thing but with glass in many malls in the usa. Lets not pretend that japanese are superior to other races.
@mrmisterman9995 жыл бұрын
Japan truly is the nation of beautiful craftsmanship
@sumitjain98753 жыл бұрын
@yingyue_162 жыл бұрын
You have left me speechless...and I usually have few good adjectives...unbelievable just beyond comprehension. Awesome awesome work
@phylvalen99912 жыл бұрын
The proportion, the perfection, attention to detail is spot on. Humble salutation.
@BhaaskarDesai Жыл бұрын
the happiness on this artists face is heart warming
@jessicarose36 жыл бұрын
JelloCat i agree sooo much :-) :-) :-) :-) 😳😍😉😊😊😊😊 when i am seeing him happy he mades and me happy 😉
@nafsify65676 жыл бұрын
Japan is a very special place. Wonderful!
@irdial6 жыл бұрын
Irdial
@humanityguy92756 жыл бұрын
Candy Michelangelo
@fionagoode33886 жыл бұрын
Irdial I really want to go!
@valqyrie44976 жыл бұрын
I went twice. I want to go a third. That's how good it is.
@mothknight70506 жыл бұрын
I’m going there!
@tam4kisu0h_486 жыл бұрын
I don't know why but Japan seems to be perfect and astonishing in everything. ❤️❤️❤️
@yelabombshell Жыл бұрын
@@Super_Mia Not true. Do you know the suicide rate in Japan is lower than that of the U.S.? Japanese take pride in detailed artistic works. Candy art has a long history there.
@JugemuJugemu3 Жыл бұрын
@@JugemuJugemu3 oh really? Galileo was say japan has the highest
@Super_Mia Жыл бұрын
16:26 They use edible dyes, so the entire candy is 100% edible. 🍬🐠 "Amezaiku artists also paint their sculpted candy with edible dyes to give the finished work more character." - Wikipedia on "Amezaiku"
Candy making like this and glass blowing seem so similar to me. Both are beautiful and take so much skill. I’m amazed he is working without heat proof gloves , hot sugar can burn terribly.
@valeriepeaesy52736 ай бұрын
Keren, Bentuknya Gulalinya Uniq2, Kreatifitas Tingkat Tinggi 👍
@rokihrokih3047 Жыл бұрын
いずれは食われる物なのに、丁寧に芸術品の様に仕上げる… こういうの、良いよね😘
@user-fn7df6go1e4 жыл бұрын
This is one of the reasons why i love japan and her people.
@yogibear35816 жыл бұрын
Yogi Bear excuse me, HER? ???
@thecrybabymel4life8156 жыл бұрын
the crybaby #mel4life i think its their but got typo #thinkpositive
@starrynight50136 жыл бұрын
Her? Lol Japan doesn't have a gender
@four81646 жыл бұрын
Her ??:D??
@aonhy36016 жыл бұрын
*their
@Zyrader6 жыл бұрын
I can’t get over how life like the frog and fish are! ❤
@calliejobe29197 ай бұрын
Awwwwww~~ those little things he makes are very cute!! I love to have some~ he seems enjoying his art work and looks very sincere.. coloring is also very nice~~😁😄
@soonahnavarro132 Жыл бұрын
The sculptor and the painter are both incredible! These animals are truly, beautifully made
@Pindolene2 жыл бұрын
I'd ask for mine unpainted. It looks like a patronus.
@alaksandra19795 жыл бұрын
POTTERHEADS UNITE
@amphibifish5 жыл бұрын
My patronus is a sparrow whatever that means
@spanishmonkey83665 жыл бұрын
Mines a bay mare lol
@prettybigpengus5 жыл бұрын
Mines a grass snake
@alem17935 жыл бұрын
Hehe you're right 😂😂😂
@annoyedglue20205 жыл бұрын
Now this I can watch. He has mad skill levels as an sculptor.
@titaniabell86823 ай бұрын
Uuu I am a big fan of japanese art. I was reading japán Anime drawing Manga books since I was a teenager. I like One Piece Anime filmes, and Inujasha and Kamikaze kaito Jeanne movies too. Thanks on every japanese who showed the world true art and creativity.
These people keep on saying that they should use gloves, well then how about you make it yourself and ruin the smooth texture of your candy, and not to mention it might stick to the glove. Oh! And by the way how about you guys stop complaining that people are touching your food when they make it, “Oh hey mom, can you make me a sandwich? Oh god, you touched it, I’m not going to eat it anymore”
@No-el4gt5 жыл бұрын
I bet is americans..
@LA-li4yw5 жыл бұрын
@@LA-li4yw count British aswell
@moizahmed73925 жыл бұрын
To be fair, im sure most people would trust their mom over a stranger but I still agree, they cant wear gloves for this
@Depths174 жыл бұрын
@@moizahmed7392 ithe the Caucasians
@amirahazizi40804 жыл бұрын
PREACH
@nakyum694 жыл бұрын
Amazing!!!!!!! I quit eating PeepEaster Marshmallows long time ago because they are/were so cute. I think I would never eat any of your candy because they are really a piece of art. Thank you. (Enid Phillips from Houston, Texas, USA)
@robertphillips4854 Жыл бұрын
ce minunat!Cat talent!Arta! Felicitări din Romania (Europa)
@vioricaredis76137 ай бұрын
I think I could bring myself to eat the dog and cat ones as, yes, cute, but simple. The frog and the goldfish however, I seriously don't think I could eat those! They were gorgeous!
@TalonStormCrow6 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure if they'd be offended or pleased by that.
@hypershadic11516 жыл бұрын
I think it would be hard to eat
@tam4kisu0h_486 жыл бұрын
Lady Aphelion SAME !!!! OMG SAAAAAAAMEEEE !!!!
@nafsify65676 жыл бұрын
Lady Apheli YOU HAVE NO SOUL I COULD NEVER EAT THEM
@ArtisticAristocrat6 жыл бұрын
Seems kinda rude to have something made to be eaten and just leave it
@setanta40046 жыл бұрын
Sculpting itself is hard af, I can't imagine how much skill goes into this. Completely amazing!
@alexs.79562 жыл бұрын
Practice, talent, imagination, creativity, patient, push yourself, improving and passion. ;) If I didn't do that my art wouldn't be amazing.
@MarshaNPILoveCanada11 ай бұрын
Depends on the medium. Clay is easy to work with. Sugar and glass on the other hand...
@Gr3nadgr3gory3 ай бұрын
@@Gr3nadgr3gory I'm with you. Clay is clay. Easy to sculpt with. Sugar glass, on the other hand - all I could think was "Ouch" and whether he got blisters from the hot sugar!
@samanthafairweather91863 ай бұрын
I couldn't eat them. They are far too beautiful. The talent with these two is incredible.
@kimberlyblackwell332411 ай бұрын
These are so beautiful and the way you flimed the candy making beautiful shots
@joyeetaghosh22098 ай бұрын
This's a tradition in Japan. It has continued since 796
@carpkachan83766 жыл бұрын
carp kachan You are just like my history teacher.
@sakurablossom16456 жыл бұрын
Sans lol
@hayleehorton20306 жыл бұрын
carp kachan wow. That’s absolutely amazing!! In India we have sweets that are decorated like that... but they r made very differently
@amanbhogal90686 жыл бұрын
carp kachan I didn't know that, sounds really cool especially if they put all their efforts on it 😃😋😎
As an artist. I wanna let others know this: if we make something for someone we want them to enjoy it. If i was able to make these fish and cat candies, and i put maybe an hour or two into making food or art, i would want you to eat and enjoy. Most mothers and fathers slave for hours over a stove only for the food to be eaten within several minutes. Just enjoy it. I would be so sad and disappoimted if someone didnt eat candy i made. Wether it took hours or minutes. Candy making is hard work but enjoyable when you see smiling faces consuming something i wanted to make for them to enjoy and consume.
Never thought a furry could say something so beautiful 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@ihatemybloxburghouse2345 -_- that's kinda rude
April Flowers lol no
What's with the whole only for food to be eaten within several minutes. I'm naturally a fast eater, if I eat slowly, it means the food tastes bad whether you slaved or not but if I eat quickly, then I absolutely love the food and can't wait for the second bite. Also, why'd you have to start with as an artist? Who threw up and proclaimed you an artist? This is common sense, no need to be so deep.
I'm finding it hard to believe that you are an artist, sorry. You sound more like a cake decorator. I think artists would want people to enjoy their work whichever way they feel like.
This guy's play doh skills when he was a kid must have been out of this world.
It was all merely training
@@ingridobando6104 I love you too 😍
......and thats where it all began.
Yeah
@@ingridobando6104 what
こういう日本の伝統を、残すのに努力してくれている日本人に感謝です
When my sister and I were children, I remember my parents buying us candy like this at a festival held at a shrine. It was in the shape of Pikachu and a swan. It was so beautiful and cute that we couldn't eat it and we kept it for a while. Good memories of my childhood. I am very happy that such craftsmen still exist! (I'm Japanese, so my English isn't perfect, but I felt nostalgic after watching this video, so I left a comment😖)
whats the point of sculpting such a pretty art piece just to have someone eat it?
your english is perfect what
@@AtomicVegetable I do not have a reason. I do it to please others. That's Japan.
Your English is amazing, I diddnt notice any mistakes
@@AtomicVegetablebecause that's why you make it out of candy and not glass..
Its called Amezaiku Candy Art The name of this shop is Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin in Tokyo Japan. Sadly they don’t ship overseas! This is true art!
Ikr i can't even make one
This is going to be the first thing I'll get if I ever go to Japan, for sure!
Add to my bucket list 🤗
It would probably break
No gloves?
形に残るガラスとかではなく 溶けたり、食べれてしまう形に残らない飴で作るところが 日本人の感性なんだな… 儚さがより美しさを際立たせる 金魚ほんとに綺麗
より強い思い出になって残るもんね。
残念ながら飴細工は世界中に存在しますんで、日本独自の感性ではないです。
日本の文化がこうやって千何百万再生もされて、7000以上もコメントされてるって嬉しいなって思う
現代のアメ細工職人は、扇風機やらドライヤーやらヒーターやら、色々と便利なものを駆使して作るようになってたんだな。 昔テレビで見たアメ細工職人のおじさんは、露店でやっていた事もあり、湿度に左右されるアメの状態でその日の天気が分かると言っていたのを思い出します。 温度が下がってかたくなってしまうまでが勝負の早業で、圧巻でしたね。 こちらの動画のやり方だと、ゆっくり丁寧に仕上がりもより繊細になって、昔のアメ細工とは別の価値が生まれていますね。 自分も器用さには自信があるので、これで生活が出来るものならやってみたいな。 昔のような一発勝負の早業でなくて良くなった事が、動物だけではなく色んなジャンルの幅が広がる可能性を生みましたね。
I feel like these should be an actual profession with world wide contests, dedicated schools and careers, not just some street stalls. This talent deserves to be appreciated and well paid.
it should, it's art after all, and quite good too
I think he is. It's in Tokyo after all, can't imagine the rent is cheap over there. XD
I absolutely agree with you on that..
I agree mate, I agree...
@@jezzmaninjapan ㅁ
I love when the gentelman who created the candy art passes them off the lady to paint. She only adds to their beauty. Both are excellent at what they do.
Good call I agree with you good choice of words.
ATHRENTHE2ND His name Is Tezuka Shinri and his work really very beautiful. Seen him resently working in London ( was visiting Japan House with exhibition 😍)
When you said that I just pictured an indie maybe a slice of life short film of a relationship between the sculptor/painter of a shop that makes these. I'd be so down to hear some philosophical metaphors while they're creating them. But you worded it so beautifully, definitely a thumbs up :D
To be honest, this is a Chinese skill, but Chinese people don't pay attention to these skills at all.
Mao Yue Yes I know he is told us what this art came from China around Edo period and stayed 😻. I really love it
The guy is so talented. His grasp of animal forms is amazing. So much depth and nuances and detail.
子供の頃祭りの屋台で見た飴細工も凄かったけど この金魚の美しさに勝てるレベルなんてそうそうないだろうな。
The guy who is making the candy art looks so happy with his job and it’s adorable
Yeah…he really does. Amazing handy work.
Makes me feel untalented.
@@donnawoodford6641 This is a skill that requires years of practice to perfect, so don't feel bad
I would be happy too if I get to play with candy everyday.
飴細工って80°くらいの飴を素早く形にしないといけないんだよね。 だから、手もボロボロになるくらい修行しないといけないんだよね。 だから、こういう人たちほんとにすごいと思う。憧れる
くらげ。 おれの友達がこの職についてて、飴を触らしてもらったら、くそ熱かった笑笑 ※丸飴をめて、自分で食べました笑美味しかったです！
Абсолютно с вами согласен!
貴重な体験羨ましいです
手綺麗だよね
ちなみに最高温度は120度だとよ
I'm speechless... A handfull of sugar and a scissor. Incredible and a great piece of sweet art. Thanks for sharing.
😮
日本人の細かな手作業は本当に素晴らしいものです✨ それが失われつつあるのはとても悲しいことなので、国で保護をして伝統工芸を継続できるように手厚く支援をして戴きたいです！
the goldfishes tail was so satisfying to see being made.
To be honest, this is a Chinese skill, but Chinese people don't pay attention to these skills at all.
@@maoeternityyue94 Japanese*
@@platy8915 What if he's not American
for mee too 😊
380 th
The goldfish and the frog are stunning, they seem made of pure glass! I want to put them under a frame to watch them over time.
Devinalh yes you can, there's a Japanese glass art that resemble this art candy
Ants my friend.
the clear candy will get foggy over time - sadly
J
Well that's what actual glass is for if you aren't going to eat it. Then all you have to worry about is brushing the dust off.
I watched this 6 years ago while in pain. Helped me ease my suffering. I commented now as it appears on my recommendations.
飴細工、綺麗ですね。あと手も綺麗だと思いました。
I can't eat that It's too pretty
scourge awesome same
The buy 2
You'd better not eat. It's expensive, you'd better treat it as art collection and the craftsman's hand keep touch it so
scourge awesome yes so yes
I would keep it FOREVER. And never eat it
These two person are very good in their craft, kudos to them for keeping the candy tradition in japan alive. 👍👍👍
Столько доброты на лице человека дающего такие вещи,хочется его обнять,вот что надо людям сейчас смотреть а не войны и кровь! Мир люди вам и леденцов в виде животных!)))
This reminds me of my childhood me and my dad would go out together and he would buy these for me, from the side of the road. I remember these guys who'd sell these were very poor but were so much skilled. I can't find these in Pakistan anymore. It wasn't this advance they only had three colors sugar candy white, pink and green. But they would make anything out of it💕
That's a beautiful story and memory!
@@mistyhaze8497 ty🥰🙏
Hey same orange white n green here in India 🤗
@@neoanderson4840 cool good to hear that💚
@@neoanderson4840 cool good to hear that💚
作る技術はもちろんすごいけど 生き物の体を正確に把握してることもすごい
O q vc falou¿
まさしく、芸術^_^
ピーターラビット 芸術ですね！ 食べるのもったいない！
@@ayanooon п
もう絶滅したと思っていたけど、こういう職人さんが育っていて嬉しい。 昔は透明な飴を使わなかったし、今は造形のレベルも格段に上がっている。海洋堂のフィギュアみたいだね。
へー！昔は透明な飴じゃなかったんや！じゃあどんな飴を使ってたんですかー！？
昔は白っぽい色でしたね 他の動画にあります。 犬や蛙や金魚はなかったと思うけど鳳凰みたいなのとか 小学校の前におじさんが自転車で売りに来て実演してました。
The handcrafted details are so impressive! This is like watching a glass sculptor at work but its for candy.
Как виртуозно!потрясающее зрелище!Видишь процесс и не можешь проверить..Хрустальные фигурки.Браво мастеру!
When I was a child, candy craftsman came to sell beautiful candies for children. The old man made crane, swan, unicorn and etc… I liked to watch it. I felt it was magic☺️ nice memory.
동화같네 낭만적이다
Those are happy moments of people who made beautiful things for other people.
The goldfish is looking so real. Amazing skills for both sculptor and painter’s
I m still afraid of eating this it looks so good
The goldfish looks like my pet goldfish
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I would buy one but not to eat. Just as an piece of art
@@jasiekx3856ants would eat it
Incredible. Japanese society is so strong to the point that it can nurture so many artisan to be able to make a living.
How can you eat something so beautiful. It’s almost sacrilegious! Kudos to the artists! ❤️
I think it would be more rude to the artists not to eat it. They spent so much time and talent to make something which they hoped would make people happy. I think I’d be more hurt if people didn’t want to eat the candy I spent a lot of time making for them.
Hloooo
When I was in Japan I witnessed one of the cleanest cultures in the world and I did not doubt to eat everything that crossed my path The taste, dedication and cleanliness was the best. I totally love this art and haters please get a life!!!💕💕💕💕
Ara Escorcia agree 100%
Who could possibly hate this? Japan is amazing
Wow you are really beautiful baby!! I bet you have latin blood! 😍
I don't know why Chinese always dislike Japanese , Japan street is very clean and polite ,but china..even in the big city like Shanghai ,the public toilets are very disgusting,ppl always take loudly and the street is quite dirty
@씨Zzing픵픵2. agree Chinese think there are superior ,opposing whole world , especially japan korea usa
To Those Who Asking Why They Don't Wear Gloves: The Japanese are so fastidious about hygiene that they cook barehanded. We believe well-washed hands are cleaner than gloves and thus have prevented food-poisoning for centuries. Also, these food artists including sushi chefs prefer bare hands for more subtle and elaborate expression.
Count the whole world expect that modern western civilization. We asians dont care about gloves.
In my country i have never seen anyone wear gloves in the kitchen.
@@yvettiecoot and I've never seen food poisoning because bare hands! I believe the chef know enough how to keep their hygiene as they know wearing gloves won't help them shaping the candy
Anyway I can't eat this. Never
I know some people wear gloves handle food. Go to restroom wearing them , do not remove or wash hands or gloves. Then go back to make your food. Also drop on floor pick up put on. So it is not gloves less people you need to worry about. Is people with no hygiene . washing hands , work areas, utensils if clean you don't need gloves .
日本工藝值得敬佩！！
謝謝
En efecto él es feliz haciendo su arte, y esto se ve reflejado en su entorno, todos lo percibimos. Imagínense un mundo lleno de personas haciendo su arte, oficio o profesión siendo felices de verdad!
I love how after each one he makes, when he's finished with it, he taps on it and smiles like he's thinking to himself, "Yeah, I made that masterpiece. I'm awesome."
I wish I could make cool stuff at least I can draw stick figures.
@Yoonha I do that to.
@Yoonha The final taps are to ensure the creation is firmly adhered to the stick.
He looks too serene to have that kind of ego attachment to his work. His smile looks more like a benediction to me :)
This man has not only the kindest eyes, but also the kindest energy.
He looks very content.
@@sevtapbl. no clue what you said my guy, but i love the vibes, spread the love and acceptance 💕
A talented cutie 💓
ALLAH İS CREATER1 RAHMAN ER RAHİM.ALLAH1👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🅰💖@@tdotjazzberryram61
Не только я это заметила. Значит не показалось на счёт добрых глаз.
This reminds me of the candies I bought when I was stationed in Japan. I never dared eat them because they were so beautiful. Lol
It's so wonderful that humans will make art out of everything we can get our hands on.
This is why I adore Japan. Making amazing things quickly but somehow with all accuracy and precision. They don't look like they're being forced to do any of it.
Anyone in any country can do that lol
If they are willing to learn of course
@@dream-lh4pc But most people in other countries are too lazy to do that, especially Americans. They can't even make a burger right. A lot of times, my burgers are floppy or burnt.
@@miyako1909 you sound like you haven't been to good places then. I don't live in America but lovely and unique dishes are made at all countries
@@dream-lh4pc you sound like you don't know the difference between Americans, America and Murica. jokes aside, compare to Americans' candies, Japanese' are way more aesthetic
Lots of his DNA in every piece!
一万年後、これらの動物たちをDNA再生したら、彼が産まれました。
天才‼️リアルで素晴らしいですね‼️
芸が本当に細かくて驚きました。 カエルなんか生きてるみたいだった、特に目。 練習するにも、飴が柔らかいうちにしか技術を磨けない難しさがあるだろうにこの表現の繊細さ。
IM AFRAID THAT I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR SAYING...HARIGATO MOZAI MASYTAK? PLS DONT JUDGE CUZ I DONT SPEAK IN OTHER LANGUAGE BESIDES BAHASA MELAYU AND ENGLISH..THANK YOU AND THATS ALL I CAN SAY CUZ..IM OUT OF IDEAS..BYEEEE
あなた見たいに細かく分析してたり、ひとの頑張りを語れるひとにとても尊敬します。私なんて「スゲー！」くらいにしか思ってませんでした でもこのコメントを見てとてもかんがえることが出来ました。 ありがとうございます
The Frog and fish looks like swarovski crystals.
ikr
I absolutely love how happy he looks and how beautiful it is but people can handle the fact artist need to eat too Always PAY your artists
愉しそうに作られていて、作品も素晴らしいのが観ていて最高❣✨
The Japanese people are just on another level, so skilled and so dedicated to whatever they do. Loving the fish 🐠 and frog 🐸
Yeah right they have a special talents of it
Now if only the rest of the world would so the same dedication
um ive seen this same thing but with glass in many malls in the usa. Lets not pretend that japanese are superior to other races.
Japan truly is the nation of beautiful craftsmanship
You have left me speechless...and I usually have few good adjectives...unbelievable just beyond comprehension. Awesome awesome work
The proportion, the perfection, attention to detail is spot on. Humble salutation.
the happiness on this artists face is heart warming
JelloCat i agree sooo much :-) :-) :-) :-) 😳😍😉😊😊😊😊 when i am seeing him happy he mades and me happy 😉
Japan is a very special place. Wonderful!
Irdial
Candy Michelangelo
Irdial I really want to go!
I went twice. I want to go a third. That's how good it is.
I’m going there!
I don't know why but Japan seems to be perfect and astonishing in everything. ❤️❤️❤️
@@Super_Mia Not true. Do you know the suicide rate in Japan is lower than that of the U.S.? Japanese take pride in detailed artistic works. Candy art has a long history there.
@@JugemuJugemu3 oh really? Galileo was say japan has the highest
16:26 They use edible dyes, so the entire candy is 100% edible. 🍬🐠 "Amezaiku artists also paint their sculpted candy with edible dyes to give the finished work more character." - Wikipedia on "Amezaiku"
飴ってあの柔らかさならかなり熱いだろうに凄いね…
曰く慣れと忍耐だとか どれだけやっても熱いものは熱いそうで、駆け出しの頃は火傷で皮がひん剥けるらしいです
@@user-pp8om1yw7q 努力の結果出来るものなんだね
天ぷら職人が油に指つっこんで温度観るようなもん…なのか？
No sé que dice pero miente >:(
Click here to skip 1. Dog : 3:31 2. Cat : 9:23 3. Frog : 11:43 4. Fish : 18:37
Thank you
Thank you
Thx^^
Thank you
Thanks. Appreciate it.
She’s so steady and skillful with the candy paint ❤❤
Such incredible talent! Also, I found the whole video rather relaxing. I started feeling sleepy.
This duo are incredible. His energy is calm and inviting. Her painting skills are masterful. Wonderful job you two.
Bruh imagine taking that long to make those hard shapes just to watch them be eaten in 4 or 5 munches.
*painful*
but im sure there happy that people enjoy them
Kike Esca. It costs a lot I think
and ended up as poo 😢
Im not gonna eat that kind of art even it is a candy
The goldfish fins are incredible!! It looks like glass. So very talented
If I hadnt seen it, wouldve NEVER believed that these incredible creations were made out of a blob of melted sugar etc...
すごいなあ。 こういう日本の文化って、ほぼ江戸時代発祥だけど。 あの時代に、こういう文化が庶民にまで広まってたって、世界的に見てもすごいことだよなあ。
すげ… きっと美術の成績5だったんだろうなぁ
Candy making like this and glass blowing seem so similar to me. Both are beautiful and take so much skill. I’m amazed he is working without heat proof gloves , hot sugar can burn terribly.
Keren, Bentuknya Gulalinya Uniq2, Kreatifitas Tingkat Tinggi 👍
いずれは食われる物なのに、丁寧に芸術品の様に仕上げる… こういうの、良いよね😘
This is one of the reasons why i love japan and her people.
Yogi Bear excuse me, HER? ???
the crybaby #mel4life i think its their but got typo #thinkpositive
Her? Lol Japan doesn't have a gender
Her ??:D??
*their
I can’t get over how life like the frog and fish are! ❤
Awwwwww~~ those little things he makes are very cute!! I love to have some~ he seems enjoying his art work and looks very sincere.. coloring is also very nice~~😁😄
The sculptor and the painter are both incredible! These animals are truly, beautifully made
I'd ask for mine unpainted. It looks like a patronus.
POTTERHEADS UNITE
My patronus is a sparrow whatever that means
Mines a bay mare lol
Mines a grass snake
Hehe you're right 😂😂😂
Now this I can watch. He has mad skill levels as an sculptor.
Uuu I am a big fan of japanese art. I was reading japán Anime drawing Manga books since I was a teenager. I like One Piece Anime filmes, and Inujasha and Kamikaze kaito Jeanne movies too. Thanks on every japanese who showed the world true art and creativity.
美しい伝統はどこの国であっても失われて欲しくない
お前は不細工だけどな
ぷりんの妖精 特大ブーメランかましてまっせ🥺😂
n 特大ではないぞ
自分用 柴犬0:00 猫3:41 柴犬色塗り5:33 猫色塗り7:30 蛙（かえる）9:35 金魚11:47 -仕上げ的なことをして‐ 金魚色塗り16:10 蛙（かえる）色塗り19:00 よかったら使ってください！
ありがとうございます
ありがとうございます(*´ω｀*)
ありがとうございます🙇
ありがとうございます😊
Une précision de chirurgien et un vrai travail d'artiste tant pour le sculpteur que pour la peintre chapeau bas et respect. Merci j' adore ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bellísimo arte en azúcar, los dos trabajan con gran destreza!! 🤩👌👏👏👏
*mom pack ur stuff were going to Japan*
Ameena Czerhaine O. Adam 4 days ago Mr. Tezuka Shinri was in London🤫
The people in the replies 3 hours later: wHeRE aRe The SubTiTLEs and Why dO People LOoK at ME FunNY
It's supposed to be the other way around 😂😂😂
LOL
@Park Raewon YT you believe in urban legends ?? What are you 9 years old 😂😂
特徴をよくとらえてて綺麗ですね！やっぱり職人さんって凄い！
Me gusta el arte del caramelo 🍬, amo a Japón 🇯🇵 ❤ 😊 👍🏻 😁 🖐️
All of them are absolutely gorgeous! I can't decide if my favorite is the fish or the frog
手熱そう…… でも、そういうところも含めて、職人さんって凄いなって思う
That goldfish is beautiful, I love Japanese candy art its amazing and this is my favourite so far.
This video looked impressive before I watched it , this is absolutely incredible. I hope the sculptors and painter get paid well
Wow what a beautiful art keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍 Almighty always bless you with good health and wealth love you 😘
お祭りの屋台で飴細工は何度か見てきたけど、ここまではすごいのは見たことない 玄関先に飾っておきたい
Hlooo
金魚は鳥肌立つレベルに美しい…すごい
Woooow Soo much talent in these hands👌🏽 I want them as decoration for my home! So beautiful, no color needed
Soooo talented! Every piece is gorgeous !
こんなに素手でぐにぐにしてるのに全然いやな感じがしない... めっちゃ綺麗✨日本誇れるね✨✨
こんなに素手でぐにぐにするのはさすがに嫌やわ
昔はめっちゃ嫌だったけど、作ってるところ見ると「うわ、こういうこと出来るんなら別に嫌じゃねえな」てなる
@@serena3521 聞 い て な い
These people keep on saying that they should use gloves, well then how about you make it yourself and ruin the smooth texture of your candy, and not to mention it might stick to the glove. Oh! And by the way how about you guys stop complaining that people are touching your food when they make it, “Oh hey mom, can you make me a sandwich? Oh god, you touched it, I’m not going to eat it anymore”
I bet is americans..
@@LA-li4yw count British aswell
To be fair, im sure most people would trust their mom over a stranger but I still agree, they cant wear gloves for this
@@moizahmed7392 ithe the Caucasians
PREACH
Amazing!!!!!!! I quit eating PeepEaster Marshmallows long time ago because they are/were so cute. I think I would never eat any of your candy because they are really a piece of art. Thank you. (Enid Phillips from Houston, Texas, USA)
ce minunat!Cat talent!Arta! Felicitări din Romania (Europa)
I think I could bring myself to eat the dog and cat ones as, yes, cute, but simple. The frog and the goldfish however, I seriously don't think I could eat those! They were gorgeous!
I'm not sure if they'd be offended or pleased by that.
I think it would be hard to eat
Lady Aphelion SAME !!!! OMG SAAAAAAAMEEEE !!!!
Lady Apheli YOU HAVE NO SOUL I COULD NEVER EAT THEM
Seems kinda rude to have something made to be eaten and just leave it
Sculpting itself is hard af, I can't imagine how much skill goes into this. Completely amazing!
Practice, talent, imagination, creativity, patient, push yourself, improving and passion. ;) If I didn't do that my art wouldn't be amazing.
Depends on the medium. Clay is easy to work with. Sugar and glass on the other hand...
@@Gr3nadgr3gory I'm with you. Clay is clay. Easy to sculpt with. Sugar glass, on the other hand - all I could think was "Ouch" and whether he got blisters from the hot sugar!
I couldn't eat them. They are far too beautiful. The talent with these two is incredible.
These are so beautiful and the way you flimed the candy making beautiful shots
This's a tradition in Japan. It has continued since 796
carp kachan You are just like my history teacher.
Sans lol
carp kachan wow. That’s absolutely amazing!! In India we have sweets that are decorated like that... but they r made very differently
carp kachan I didn't know that, sounds really cool especially if they put all their efforts on it 😃😋😎
Children must be like it!