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【背中】龍虎【進行中！】 — Transcript · YTtoTranscript

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【背中】龍虎【進行中！】

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[Music] This time it's been 5 days in a row, it's so tough I'm getting tired [Laughs] It's like two people standing, or two different animals, it's been around forever, everyone knows it, but it's not chosen very often in terms of popularity, you hardly ever see it, but every Japanese person knows it, after all, the dragon and

tiger, thank you for your hard work, thank you for your hard work,

what is today's design? It's the dragon and tiger, yes, two large dragons and tigers on the back, yes, it's been around forever, the dragon and tiger is not chosen very often in terms of popularity in Japanese tattooing, you hardly ever see it, everyone knows it, yes, everyone usually just gets one dragon or something, right?

Yes, it's not a design that's chosen very often, sometimes you see it in old documents, but yes, it's not chosen very often, hmm, but every Japanese person knows it, after all, the dragon and tiger, as a picture of Japanese tattooing, I think both dragons and tigers are major, yes, but to get a dragon and tiger on the back 。 English: You don't really

see people doing that these days, do you? But it's been around for a long time, in Japanese paintings and stuff, you know, the dragon and the tiger, so it's still around, everyone knows it, after all, Hokusai painted them too, yeah, I see, yeah [Bell] The design is like 22 people standing, ah, I see, like

two animals, two different kinds of people, so this dragon and the tiger is two people standing, and their bodies are big, so that makes sense [laughs] When I heard about the two people standing, I think you said that it depends on the size of the person's body whether they are suited to standing two or not, so if you're

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small, then yes, it's better to have one person, for example, than two people standing, and yes, if you're big, then the bigger the canvas is, so yes, two people, like this dragon and the tiger, can totally be done, right? When did you start this? I think it was last year, or maybe a little while ago, it'll be about a year in April, so it'll be about

a year in April, right? He's a regular customer from overseas, and he doesn't live in Japan, so he comes here on his own. So it's been almost a year since he started coming here, but how's the progress? Well, he tends to get tattooed in batches, so it's progressing quite well, but he's kind of... I mean, he's about twice the size

of a Japanese person, so it's progressing quite well. He's quite big, so it's not that he's not big. He's almost 190cm tall, so he's probably the biggest customer I've tattooed. And it's been almost a year since he started coming here, and it's progressed this far. He's doing pretty well, I guess. Well, I

think there are quite a few overseas customers who come in batches, and this guy is always working hard. This time he came for five consecutive days. Five consecutive days. How long do you allocate for each session? He's four hours, four hours. So, this trip to Japan will take 20 hours, right? That means

20 hours of work to be done. Five consecutive days, I imagine that's quite tough, and it must be pretty painful, right? At first, I was like, "Yes, I'll get the forehead tattooed somewhere else," and I almost gave up, but oh really? Yes, it's hard to keep coming back, so yes, but then I decided to have it

all done, hmm, so I came back, hmm, hmm, so at first I was going to do it all myself, yeah, but then I said I'd get the forehead tattooed somewhere else, or rather, in my own country, I guess? Commuting, hmm, I wanted to do it in Europe, because it's easier, or something like that, because it's easier to travel, hmm, so, you know, I think people still do

n't understand, but for people who don't have many tattoos, they think it'll be the same even if they get it done somewhere else, but the darkness of the forehead depends on the tattoo artist, like in the story about Mig the other day, so yes, so, hmm, it's not good if one tattoo artist

touches everything on your back, so hmm, I guess I wanted it all finished here. I thought so, but he himself felt the same way and decided to go all the way. He said he wanted to do his arm too. So he's going to do his arm too. He said he wanted to get it done

in 5 minutes. 5 minutes for the arm. He asked me what he wanted, and he said yes. [gasps] I wondered what arm would suit a dragon and tiger, so I said maybe a dragon and tiger. He said yes, but I was like, "But you already have one on your back." [laughs] It's like getting the

same thing tattooed again. In Japanese tattooing, consistency is a pretty important thing, but I think it must seem strange to people from overseas. It's like, "You have one on your back, and now you're getting another one on your arm?" Maybe that's the feeling. So maybe

people from overseas have a lot of ideas about wanting to get a variety of different designs. So if it's a different design, yes, well, for example, if you get a person tattooed, you could do a scattered maple leaf design, or maple leaves on your arm too. Yes, there are a variety of designs, of course. There are all

sorts of designs, but yes, this When it comes to animal designs, for example, if you get one dragon tattooed, then I think a dragon would suit the arm better, so if you put all dragons together, or even a tiger, or even a tiger, you know, you'd match it with a tiger, or if it's a Chinese lion, you could match it with a

peony, or maybe tattoo a small baby Chinese lion, I think that would suit it personally. But, you know, it's hard to imagine a single picture using the whole back, you know, I do n't know, for people who are just starting out, that's how it is. They want to get all sorts of things tattooed, and of course everyone has that

desire to some extent, but when you think about it as a whole, it looks better as a tattoo if it looks like one picture, so, you know, if you tattoo a bunch of similar things, you might think it's all similar, but in the end it looks better, and the back stands out, you know. It does

n't feel out of place, it comes together nicely, so I guess you have to put

the dragon and the tiger facing each other on this canvas, because it looks cooler when their faces are together, so I see, naturally the dragon is on the bottom and the tiger is below [snort], and you see that kind of posing in ukiyo-e prints too, but yeah, the dragon and tiger end up overlapping, so I guess I'm the

type of person who only uses blurring, so it's about how to make it easy to see, yeah, it's difficult, is it? If you're someone who uses color, you could make the tiger yellow and the dragon green so the colors don't overlap, but that's true, in my case both the dragon and the tiger are blurred, so I see, the colors tend to overlap, so I deliberately

put clouds on the dragon's face and make it black once, and then close it up and both become blurred, so that's true, yeah, if there are no clouds they blend together, so I guess I put clouds as a boundary, yeah, I guess I put clouds and calculate various things like that, um, It can get hard to see where the colors

overlap, I see. The

key is how to make it easy to understand, even though you're using the same color for the brocade. That's right. [snorts] Well, you know, foreign customers are always particular about the time allotted, so they're tough. It's so tiring for us, the real thing. Ah, the artist gets tired. Yeah, yeah, it's like you're really carving a lot. They're

tough, I guess it hurts for everyone, yeah. It must hurt, but everyone endures it for days, so we have to respond to that, yeah, we can't say we're tired, so that's right. So, we have to respond to that, I guess. This time, it's been five consecutive days, and it's only the fifth day, so of course it wo

n't be finished today. Yeah, yeah, they'll continue coming in, yeah, and we'll keep you updated on the progress, right? Yeah, that's right. So, we look forward to working with you in the future. Okay.

What is the design for today? This is a Chinese lion. か、からじです。 English: This is a lion, it's a bit bigger than your usual one-point tattoos, how long does this take? This took two days, so it took two days in between, so it was done in two days, so it was done in two

days, so yes, so the muscles hadn't healed yet and the tattoo was placed on top of them, so it was painful for the customer and it took a while to heal, to be honest, yes, but with overseas customers, yes, but, so, we have no choice but to accept it, that's right, when the

length of stay is limited and you want to do something of a certain size, it ends up taking two days in between or even consecutively, right, that's right, that's how it is, after all, when it comes to lions, it's the

pattern, isn't it, this, yes, it's a mottled pattern, or something like that, we do all sorts of patterns like this, but yes, for example, with overseas customers, yes, there are time constraints, so yes, I see, so, we have to create designs that can be done in a limited time, yes, that's right [snorts] But it feels like we're

almost finished. Yes, yes, thank you very much, thank you very much.