I made this video just for my pride of my country, Because if you can in say Indonesia is highly strategic nation that is rich in all kinds pertamabangan, marine fisheries, flora and fauna. just because Indonesia had invaded and its government is very less assertive, and less than honest, finally the wealth that is felt by people just feel. and a lot of culture, arts of Indonesia, which is claimed by other countries. sorry if there are any errors
Tags :National, Anthem, tourism, military, travel log, weapons, water sports, nature, trailer, cars, warfare, outdoors

A slide show of Indonesian Players who played and playing outside Indonesia, also Players around the world that has Indonesian Heritage. Sorry I can't put all of the player since the song only a few minutes
Tags :Indonesian, Soccer, Indonesia, Sepakbola, pemain, keturunan

Silat is abaut respect and harmony. There are manifested physically into a quest for friendship and spirituality into a quest for GOD. A silat master should start to teach his students by strengthening their moral character and religious devotion. Because the silat students were expected to be a noble character. Then does he start to teach silat as a self defense.
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Save Pasar Johar, the Great Achievement of Indonesian Heritage Pasar Johar. is Indonesian tradional market building located in Semarang city, Central Java, Indonesia. It is one of Indonesian tangible heritages by a Dutch architect, Herman Thomas Karsten (1884-1945). It was planned in 1933 by him, its building process was over in 1939. Unfortunately the mayor of Semarang city would demolish this great achievement and change it into modern trading region like Mangga Dua and Pasar Tanah Abang in Jakarta . It is hot issue in Semarang currently. All the sellers of the traditional market are being worried about and to disagree with demolishing the building. They hope the Semarang local government does not do it. The problem is just to rearrange the messy outlets, vendors and clean the surroundings, not to demolish it. Support and donate us in making documentary film on Thomas Karsten's architectural works directed by Tonny Trimarsanto. Contact person: INDONESIA DOCUMENTARY EDUCATION RESOURCES Tonny : tonnytrimarsanto@yahoo.com Agung PW: udandawet@gmail.com
Tags :trimarsantofilms, Tonnytrimarsanto, trimarsantodocumentary, indonesia documentary, trimarsanto video, membuat video, video dokumenter

Indonesian Heritages - Sasandu (re-upload). Sasandu is one of many Indonesian traditional music. Sasandu is from Rote - East Nusa Tenggara - Indonesia. It's played like a guitar. Just share to the World that Indonesia not only Bali (Our Most Famous Place). We have many Great Heritages from different provincies. Hope that My Indonesian Friends would share Others Indonesian Heritages. Some of them are ; Bali (Kecak Dance, Pendet Dance, Ngaben, etc), Java (Batik, Borobudur, Wayang, Kris, Reog Ponorogo, Karapan Sapi - Indonesian Traditional Bull Race, etc), Sulawesi (Bunaken, Toraja, etc), Papua (Raja Ampat - The Best Place for Diving, etc),... Hope that You'll know that Indonesian have many Great Heritages and Friendly People. Finally, please enjoy it. This is INDONESIA.. ;)
Tags :INDONESIAN, HERITAGE, SASANDU

The Heritage Hotel Manila's Indonesian Food Promotion April 16, 2008 Adjie Notonegoro's Fashion Show
Tags :Heritage, Hotel, Manila, Fashion, Show, Adjie, Notonegoro, Indonesian, Food, Promotion, events, Batik, Cuisine

AR&Co is the largest & most innovative augmented reality & beyond technology company in South East Asia. Since 2009, AR&Co has achieved over 10 innovation cases in its field and been ranked as no 1 & 2 Asia best 'Augmented Reality Study Case 2011'. Based in Jakarta & Singapore, AR&Co has developed and delivered over 50 augmented reality projects that can be found in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippine, Thailand and Brunei. www.ar-innovation.com
Tags :Augmented, Reality, Sosro, Heritage, asia, south, east, malaysia, brunei, darussalam, singapore, australia, phillippine, thailand, beyond, technology

Our great fun at the indonesian heritage party! Includes dances and songs!
Tags :indonesian, heritage, dance

Indonesian dance at the Asian Heritage Fair held at Aberdeen Centre, Richmond, BC, Canada. May 2, 2009
Tags :Indonesian, dance, Asian, Heritage, Fair, Aberdeen, Centre, Richmond, BC, Canada, children, culture, tradition

This dance represents some teenage girls enjoying their live as young people. This is a newly created dance from Jawa Timur province in Indonesia. This dance was performed by Ms. Sri and Ms. Evi from Houston, TX at APAS Asian Heritage Festival 2011 in New Orleans, LA. Thanks to General Consul of the Republic of Indonesia at Houston, TX for the support to Indonesian American Community Association (IACA) of New Orleans.
Tags :Tari, Dance, Mayong, Jawa, Jawa Timur, Indonesia, APAS, Asian, Asian Heritage Festival, IACA, New Orleans

Wayang Potehi @ Dtopeng Kingdom Indonesian Heritage Art Museum 115°10'56.50"E 8°43'13.93"S According to history, the first wayang potehi was made by one of five men who were sentenced to death. When the four other inmates spent their time by lamenting over their fate, one was spending his time creating dolls. Seeing the dolls, the four other inmates were eventually attracted to amuse themselves with these dolls accompanied by percussion music using improvised equipment such as pots and dishes. The percussion music was heard by the emperor and attracted his attention so much, that the five death row inmates were eventually released. Potehi is derived from the word poo (cloth), tay (bag), and hie (doll). the wayang potehi means a pouch doll made of cloth. It is called a pouch doll because to play it you need to put your hand from the bottom part of the doll, which resembles a pouch. Wayang potehi arrived in Indonesia around the 16th and 19th century when the Admiral Cheng Ho set foot on the North Coast of Java Island, accompanied by merchants and other immigrants from mainland China. These Chinese immigrants were the ones who then introduced wayang potehi in Indonesia. At the inauguration of the Goddess Kwan Im statue at Tay Kak Sie Temple in Semarang in 1772, wayang potehi was demonstrated for the first time. Like the other puppet shows, wayang potehi show is also accompanied by music. Along with the passing time, Chinese immigrants mingled with the local Javanese society ...
Tags :Wayang, Potehi, china, museum, puppetry, red, yellow, trailer, indonesia, inspirational, lagu, cinta, red blue, webkinz, rempit, howto, green, diy, new, noise

Tari means dance. Wira means hero. Pratiwi, pretiwi, or pertiwi means homeland. This was a dance created by Ki Bagong Kusudiharja representing women warriors. The new male version of this dance was created then and it was called "Tari Bayangkara". Bayangkara means armed forces. To conform with the second version, this dance later on was called "Tari Bayangkari". Bayangkari means women armed forces. This is a newly created dance from Yogyakarta province in Indonesia. This dance was performed by Ms. Sri and Ms. Evi from Houston, TX at APAS Asian Heritage Festival 2011 in New Orleans, LA. Thanks to General Consul of the Republic of Indonesia at Houston, TX for the support to Indonesian American Community Association (IACA) of New Orleans.
Tags :Tari, Dance, Wira Pratiwi, Wira Pertiwi, Wira Pretiwi, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, APAS, Asian, Asian Heritage Festival, IACA, New Orleans

Indonesian dance performance at Asian Heritage Month (AHM) Gala on June 3, 2011. The dances are performed by Indonesian community in Ottawa, staff and spouses of Indonesian Embassy. Dance choreographer: Eko Nurcahyo.
Tags :AHM, Indonesia, KBRI

Lesung is a Javanese wooden long holed-square tool functioning to proceed paddy into rice after harvesting in the field in Java villages in the past. However, It has been artefact and musical instrument as social communication amongst villagers currenlyt. Sanggar Seni Sekarjagad, a cultural organization at Kotakan village, Sukoharjo, Central Java, is preserving it to be a lively intangible heritage. This trailer lesung music performing was documented by Mevicom, focusing in Indonesian documentrary resources. Performed by: Sanggar Seni Kotakan Sekarjagad Kotakan Village, Sukoharjo, Central Java INDONESIA Contact: udandawet@gmail.com
Tags :Lesung, Music, Sanggar, Seni, Sekarjagad, Sukoharjo, Central, Java, Indonesia

Indonesian dance performance at Asian Heritage Month (AHM) Gala on May 29, 2010. The dances are performed by Indonesian community in Ottawa,. Dance choreographer: Eko Nurcahyo Colaboration with Gamelan Bali Semara Winangun KBRI Ottawa.
Tags :AHM, KBRI Ottawa, Indonesia, dance

Indonesian dance performance at Asian Heritage Month (AHM) Gala on June 3, 2011. The dances are performed by Indonesian community in Ottawa, staff and spouses of Indonesian Embassy. Dance choreographer: Eko Nurcahyo.
Tags :AHM, Indonesia, KBRI

January 2006 Beneath the picture postcard clichés and media headlines, Bali is a society in tumult. The bombings galvanised a political movement, edging Bali towards major change. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
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Should the cities of Asia nurture their remaining colonial architecture or are the old buildings inevitable victims of the race to modernise? It's an argument which flared again in Jakarta following the demolition of a Dutch colonial house in one of the Indonesian capital's most stunning suburbs. This report from Indonesia Correspondent Helen Brown.
Tags :indonesia, jakarta, colonialism, dutch, architecture, heritage, australia network, newsline, helen brown, ANNL

INDONESIAN heritage dance, do not fall for malaysian copycat barong, this is ganongan, two dancers wearing frightening masks doing acrobatic dances. they called pujonggo anom or simply bujang ganong. and the dance itself oftenly called ganongan. this is ganongan dance performed by purwo laksitho group... sop claiming our heritage cultures, you filthy malaysians
Tags :reyog, ponorogo, ganong, ganongan, indonesia