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Houshi (english) from Fritz Schumann on Vimeo.

Houshi Ryokan was founded around 1,300 years ago and it has always been managed by the same family since then. 
It is the oldest still running family business in the world.

This ryokan (a traditional japanese style hotel) was built over a natural hot spring in Awazu in central Japan in the year 718. Until 2011, it held the record for being the oldest hotel in the world. 
 Houshi Ryokan has been visited by the Japanese Imperial Family and countless great artists over the centuries. Its buildings were destroyed by natural disasters many times, but the family has always rebuilt. The garden as well as some parts of the hotel are over 400 years old.

Houshi (法師) means buddhist priest. It is the name of the family as well as of the hotel.

(It's great if you want to share the video, but DON'T publish any still images or screenshots from it without my permission!)

(c) Fritz Schumann 2014 fotografritz.de twitter.com/fotografritz

music by Mario Kaoru Mevy mevy.co.uk/ vimeo.com/kmevy

Houshi Soundtrack available here: soundcloud.com/mario-kaoru-mevy/sets/houshi-soundtrack

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Creation of a software

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Code reuse

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E poi tutto finì

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La parola all'ambiente

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Intanto, nel bosco

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Lezioni di satira

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Defensive Profile

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Le meraviglie della scienza

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Prima gli italiani? – Vauro

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Winchester ed i referendum

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USB Cables

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Villa Antropoff from LUNOHOD on Vimeo.

A man has nothing to lose except his dream. To make his dream come true the man embarks on a dangerous journey. But his destination is not what it seems. Directed by Vladimir Leschiov and Kaspar Jancis. Production: LUNOHOD(Latvia), EESTI JOONISFILM (Estonia), 2012

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Bartkira the Animated Trailer from Kaitlin Sullivan on Vimeo.

In the days of old, deep in the dredges of the "Do the Bartman" VHS, there was a trailer.

In partnership with Chicken Tonight, Butterfinger, and CC Lemon, the early 90s execs of Fox and Toho made an animated short. An attempt to appeal to American consumers without having to spend a lot of money. Until a changing of the guard decided the kids needed more Poochie and it was lost...until today.

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Bartkira is an animated parody mash-up of The Simpsons and Akira. Based on an idea by Ryan Humphrey articulated through comics, the concept was expanded with the Bartkira project, a comic collaboration of Simpsons fans, curated by James Harvey. In association with the comic, Moon Animate Make-Up producer Kaitlin Sullivan pitched the idea of an animated trailer to match and with the work of over fifty artists, produced the Bartkira animated trailer.

It is in no way officially associated with Fox Animation, Toho, or any other legal properties that own the rights to The Simpsons and Akira. We are a bunch of fans who did this for free and are profiting in no way off of this other than having a larf.

For more information on Bartkira, you can visit these sites: bartkira.com/ bartkira.tumblr.com/ bartkiraroadshow.tumblr.com/

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