I Spent 100 Days Building a Japanese Village in Minecraft

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  @lillyallen-r5d · 2 months ago

  okay i’m like a silent viewer on youtube i don’t think ive ever commented on anyone’s yt post. but lowkey felt like i had to because i love your vids so much. especially how long they are and the concepts are sooo cool, and i love the fact your also doing a mini series a long side your normal vids. anyways ur my favourite youtuber <3

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  @Mh-4386 · 2 months ago

  Nathan is easily one of my most favorite minecraft youtubers along with Mozi an disruptive. Every video is just super fun and entertaining in its simplicity

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  @pswthluv · 2 months ago

  This is definitely my favorite 100 day build. Love that you let the villagers roam. All the flowers were the perfect touch!

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  @bretfinn2728 · 5 days ago

  I like that your not afraid of mobs, most 100 day videos I’ve seen they play it so safe and repeat over and over how dangerous everything is. So I’m really happy I found you.

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  @faitholsen0106 · 2 months ago

  I have noticed that in multiple videos you have always prefaced that you may not know it but you do your research and still try, such a respectable trait

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  @adioneschild900 · 1 month ago

  You’re missing an onsen, a Japanese hot spring bath or bathhouse, often used for relaxation and bathing, and a long winding path up a mountain, with torii gates along the path to walk through as you climb the mountain (I think it’s three or seven; there is a number reason like prosperity, luck, health, or something), and up a tall hill to a shrine of a mountain god... and in the town, you need the mini shrines found along roadsides and paths in Japan are called hokora, small roadside Shinto or folk shrines that often enshrine local protective figures. When they feature small stone carvings or statues acting as protectors of travelers and paths, the figures inside or beside them are usually Jizo statues, commonly associated with protection of travelers, children, and the deceased, or Dosojin guardian deities, folk protectors of roads, boundaries, and travelers. Then it will be perfect. Also, there is a flat or dual-level house surrounded by sliding doors. A traditional Japanese house featuring sliding paper walls (fusuma or shoji) and central or interior gardens is called a minka (vernacular farmhouse) or a machiya (traditional wooden townhouse), embodying classical Japanese residential architecture (wagoya). I love watching you. Good Job!

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  @goners1871 · 2 months ago

  Yoooo im a Koy fish! Bloop bloop bloop.

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  @SimHeejin · 3 weeks ago

  Man, I looove your giggle!!! T-T I could squish you in cuteness from your giggles. But also this is one of the most beautiful projects I have ever seen!! SO pretty in the sctucture matters, and the custom Sakura Trees looked so magestic and whimsical! Loved it all, congratulations. Even running around and gathering things with you is fun, your mood is so bright..! Ugh... you were meant for this!

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  @mahmoudfyhawaraot7core · 2 months ago

  I've seen abt 2 youtubers make smth Japanese related in Minecraft and this is definitely my fav🥹✌

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  @DevinMiot-x6s · 2 months ago

  This is my fave builds so far. I hope you could do Italian village also. Or a Christmas village for Christmas season.

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  @RobinHeskett05 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Heck Yeah!!! lets go!!   Thank you for naming a fish after me.  You are very welcome, I'm happy to help you out by being a member. So it can help you  make more great content. I love your videos and the way you build. You also seem like a good person all around.    EVERYONE JOIN AND BECOME A MEMBER AND HELP HIM OUT.  I"TS NOT THAT MUCH AND IT WOULD HELP HIM OUT!!!!:_MiniNathanHYPE::_MiniNathanHYPE::_MiniNathanHYPE:

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  @CaelebDorsey · 2 months ago

  I feel like the small editing errors made me want a small bloopers clip post video or yt shorts

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