Beautiful Kyoto: Being a Maiko (featuring Fukunae-san)

In the sense of dedicating oneself to a person, it's the feeling. The feeling of going to work with that is pure. There shouldn't be any hesitation. Dedicating one's heart to a person may be an exaggeration, but I think that kind of consciousness is necessary. I'm Yasunosuke Morimoto. I'm the representative of NA. The Morimoto Decorative House was founded by my great-grandfather, Yasunosuke Morimoto, in the 10th year of the Meiji period. There are nine craftsmen now, aged between 26 and 74. As long as the craftsmen are healthy, they can pass their skills on to the younger generation. That's why I work with the elderly and the young. We are healthy, so we can work in this way. If we can't move our arms or legs, we can't work. I don't want to lose to the younger generation. Every day, every day, I challenge myself every day. Where do you want to cut? I'll do it like this. As I get older, I have to take care of my juniors. I have to concentrate on many things. That may be one of the difficulties. The Morimoto Decorative House is responsible for the preservation and repair of the new building in Shinjuku, and the new building in Shinjuku. It also repairs and repairs decorations for mikoshi and other festivals. We don't just make cheap things. We give it our all. Even if it doesn't look like it to people, But I believe that God and Buddha are watching over us. I think it's important to work with that kind of attitude. I didn't know there was such a world until I came here. It's something I dedicate to God. I have to do it quickly, but I can't be sloppy. We Japanese don't really care about religion. We don't really care about religion. I think there were craftsmen and Japanese people like that in the past. I want to melt the metal and make it one and express its beauty. I want the temple to melt into the city, and I want the decoration to melt into the temple and the city. I've been protecting this technology for a long time. I can't let it go. I have to leave it for the future.