The Golden Gate with Ken Tanaka. 金門橋: 霧の世界

[albcoyote]

Amazing bro. Your creativity is a breath of fresh air =]

[Mrguyvideos]

That was awesome!

[JuicYouS]

HOws it going dave!!

[MANNY100123]

lovely vid! thanks much for sharing! ^^b

[ItalianBandit]

I SEE RRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDD!!­!!!!!

[walkerredeye]

ooo foggy



[warterlue]

you see there ? Fantastic!

BTW, do you know it will be open to traffic "Tokyo Gage Bridge" ?

[junkienet]

fantastic idea... love it

[lennykleinproduction]

Can you tell me what kind of camera you used for this? I love these shots.

[helpmefindparents]

@lennykleinproduction It's all done with a $78 flip camera.

[minamikou302]

I wanna go there!

[mimei]

すてき〜

[Hajime598]

I been there I found $20 at the place were you look out to!!!! The telescope park with that statue lol........

[TheSweetPerry]

@Hajime598 Those were mine!

[MikisPantry]

You were in SF and you didn't tell me??!!! We could've done a collab together! :D Next time let me know when you are in SF! :D

[Atsushi2ja]

Lol I thought these were twislers

[piip4]

Wow that's pretty interesting that they translated the golden gate bridge so literally. Using the kanji for gold, gate and bridge. It makes perfect sense though, still.

[piranaut]

@piip4 is kanji like chinese? b/c that's exactly what golden gate bridge is in Chinese

[piip4]

@piranaut

So it's identical in Chinese? Cool

Yes kanji refers to Chinese characters used in Japanese.

[Sazad93]

@piip4 Not identical in Use though, Each kanji has the old Chinese meaning(but reads the meaning in Japanese) and another reading which is not related to original Chinese meaning and is phonetic(combination of sounds are used to produce Japanese word). also Japanese are required to remember less Kanji (2050+ for most published material) than the Chinese need (5000 I think) thanks to hiragana and katakana and second kanji reading (Japanese have 3 systems of writing used in combination)

[piip4]

@Sazad93

Thanks for the introductory lesson, however I've studied Japanese for 4 years. I really like the benefit of being able to read some Chinese. It's like you're getting two languages for the price of one when studying either Japanese or Chinese.

[animecat33]

such beautiful song!

[ShidoAki]

Ken don't get lost on us...good to see you again bro.

[lekosboy]

This is art!!

[JampyKeys]

Really nice music and visual !!!******

[cslr11]

good to see a new video have not seen one from you in a bit

[guru8135]

I love this style