Dear Mr. Rogge, you have very beautiful footage. This is an era I did not live in but am most fascinated by. Thank you for sharing :)

I love it. I always felt that Hong Kong was magical in the '50s. And lke so many others, Michael Rogge seems to have walked a primrose path. Now, of course, it is full of nostalgia. I do hope the magic of Hong Kong has not been stifled, as so much of the Far East has been, by pollution and global warming. Thanks a heap for these wonderful photographs....

your channel is the most valuable, thank you

Mr.Rogge~Merry X'mas,I have a long stay in Shanghai.Thanks for your sharing!

Michael, thank you so much for uploading your films on HK and Macau. A very rare chance for me to have a glance at what was before me. HK and Macau have changed so much since your last visit and sometimes it's hard to say if it's good or not. Anyway, thanks again and hope the new year will bring you good health, peace and joy!

To all my well-wishers: A great Xmas to you too - faithful watchers on the threshold. And all the the happiness and bliss in the coming Year . Keep watching: new vids are coming.

Thanks for your observations. Well, I never noticed that I as a gajin attracted attention going around in the fifties. But then Japanese are masters in concealing their responses.

Love your video clips. It is interesting to see changes in people/places over time. I spent a fair bit of time in japan in mid eighties and progessively over the years. I become facinated by the changing mores of society, even in japan. When I first went to japan, you would never see gaijin holding hands in the street with a japanese girl, however it is now much more accepted and commonplace. Where once a foreigner would attract attention on trains, now there is not so much as a second glance. The world changes and u have recorded history when not done so thank you. I like your channel. Keep in good health please.

Simply love your collection Sir! This world has a glimmer of hope left with wonderful folk like you sharing it.
Love, Light & blessings always & in all ways,
~@nnie~ Durban ~ South Africa

Dear Mr Rogge, thanks for sharing your precious memories with us. Good health!