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@freeman123
@freeman123 Жыл бұрын
11月の撮影でしょうか、いいですね~。ストロボ用の設定はされなかったようですが、これだけ写るのならGOODです。今年の11月、行ってみたいですね。チャンネル登録しました。
@steadie9
@steadie9 Жыл бұрын
こちら、実際に撮影したのは9月でしたね。ちょうど、幼鳥が自立し始めることでした。10-12月は一人前になるための修行期間とされています。「川に降りて来るようになった雛は、親から狩りの手ほどきを受けます。 徐々に狩りの技術を習得し、しだいに自力で魚を獲ることができるようになります。 給餌池での滞在時間が一年で一番長くなり、シマフクロウ親子の複雑なやりとりが観察できる大変に興味深い時期になります。」ということらしいです。ぜひ、お楽しみください。この場所では、フラッシュは禁止だったと思います。でも、特殊なライティングで、80分の1くらいのスピードで撮影するとちょうど、フリッカーが起きないような状態になっていたと思います。ここでは、光の性質により、80分の1でも800分の1程度で撮ったような感じになります。動画の方はそれでも少し、フリッカーかかってしまっていますが。ニコンのZ9のように動画撮影のFPSを微調整出来たらさらに良かったと思うんですけどね。
@freeman123
@freeman123 Жыл бұрын
@@steadie9 詳しい情報をありがとうございました。あまり寒くない時期で、これだけ撮れたら言うことなしです。計画建てて、ヒナがいる時期に行ってみようと思います。
@nikkip6627
@nikkip6627 2 жыл бұрын
To me there is no more relaxing sight than seing them all happy enjoying the hot springs❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
@steadie9
@steadie9 2 жыл бұрын
Yes, I agree! t was all worth it to go over there and watch them enjoy!
@aventurasdaviepai
@aventurasdaviepai 3 жыл бұрын
Muito legal Deus o abençoe
@steadie9
@steadie9 3 жыл бұрын
obrigada! Deus abençoe você também.
@aventurasdaviepai
@aventurasdaviepai 3 жыл бұрын
Parabéns pelos vidios lindos
@laishaiba7634
@laishaiba7634 4 жыл бұрын
😍👏👏👏
@laishaiba7634
@laishaiba7634 4 жыл бұрын
🤝👏👏
@laishaiba7634
@laishaiba7634 4 жыл бұрын
🔔👍✍🙌
@HIRO--chan
@HIRO--chan 5 жыл бұрын
動画みてみたのですが、撮り方、ぶれていないし、カメラ回すときも、ゆっくりとまわしるし、動画の編集もうまいとおもいます。視聴回数10回というのが不思議なくらいです。他のチャンネルに書き込みすると、たいがいは何も言わなくても遊びにきてくれます。私のチャンネルの、コメントの街歩き旅ちゃんねるさんとかさゆ太さんとか、くまかりちゃんとかに遊びにいってみたらどうかと。特に街歩き旅ちゃんねるさんは、動画作りすごいうまいです。参考になるとおもいます。HIROちゃんから来ましたって、書いてもらってOKです。ネットの輪がひろがりますよ。ごめんなさいね、勝手なこと書いて。人それぞれの考え方があるから、余計なおせっかいかもしれないけれども、せっかくいい動画つくっているのにもったいないかと思いました
@steadie9
@steadie9 5 жыл бұрын
HIROちゃん 自分は写真はまぁまぁ得意何ですが、動画はまだまだで。参考にしてみます。スムーズな動きは実はスマホ用のジンバル使ってるんです。
@HIRO--chan
@HIRO--chan 5 жыл бұрын
ジンバル使うとそんなにぶれないんですか?
@steadie9
@steadie9 5 жыл бұрын
@@HIRO--chanまぁ、それ自体も初心者ではあるけど、ジンバルあるとないとでは、歴然の差が出るとは思います。
@HIRO--chan
@HIRO--chan 5 жыл бұрын
はじめましてカルフォルニアいきたいけど、遠すぎていけません。旅行記みていった気分になりますね。アメリカらしい、派手な空港ですね。チャンネル登録させていただきました。 私も旅関連のチャンネルやっていますのでよろしかったら遊びに来ていただけるとありがたいです。
@steadie9
@steadie9 5 жыл бұрын
HIROちゃん 僕の動画なんかにコメント〜?ありがとうございます。チラッと見ましたよ〜、韓国旅行イイですね〜。
@HIRO--chan
@HIRO--chan 5 жыл бұрын
遊びにきていただいてありがとございました。いやコメントにちゃんとレス付けていただいてありがたいです。いろんなとこに、コメントしていますが、レス返さない人もおおいです。ヒカキンみたいに、書き込みすごい多かったら、💛だけでもいいとおもうけど、コメントそんなに多くなかったら、一言でもレス返すのが礼儀だとおもいます。もしかして、登録増えていたので、登録していただいたのでは?他の動画も見てみますね。また、遊びにきますので、これからもよろしくお願いしますね。
@micasaneyoshi1666
@micasaneyoshi1666 5 жыл бұрын
かっこいいね!
@micasaneyoshi1666
@micasaneyoshi1666 5 жыл бұрын
かっこいい!
@susumu5722
@susumu5722 8 жыл бұрын
“Tourists from every country who visit this island (Peleliu Island, Republic of Palau) should be told how courageous and patriotic were the Japanese soldiers who all died defending this island.” Admiral Chester W. Nimitz U.S.A. Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet From records kept at Nimitz Library in Annapolis Naval Academy kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2WUd4GKlN5pq8k The Japanese “from a little way back” with complete English translation of the on-screen text posted in the comment section. ----------------------------------------------- The so-called “Nanjing massacre” is a Chinese fairy tale, one of those typical exaggerations for which China is worldwide famous. By saying this, I don’t mean that the Japanese are altogether saints. Some “atrocities” by the Japanese during WWII did in fact happened and I think there is no use clouding the issue here. As to the particular case of Nanjing 1937, the question is how many really died, who they were and by whom. The 6-digit figure claimed by the Chinese is fantasy. Another thing that is certain is that, quite unlike Nazi Germany, Japan never had a genocidal policy against any people: while the Nazi Germany and Japan alliance lasted, all Jewish refugees staying in occupied China and the Jews legally staying in Japan were protected by the Japanese wartime government. Not only Chiune Sugihara was recognized by Israel but General Kiichiro Higuchi was inscribed in the Golden Book of Honor in Jerusalem. It is to be noted that General Higuchi couldn’t have saved the lives of thousand of Jews, on his own, secretly, without the approval of Gen Hideki Tojo, the wartime Prime Minister.
@alkerondikidpalau8269
@alkerondikidpalau8269 7 жыл бұрын
Japanese soldiers defending Peleliu Island? That's was your father and mother say to you? If I were you I suppose to be ashame of my self staying here in Palau. Japanese lost the war, that is why Palau has a freedom.
@タカジョ
@タカジョ 9 жыл бұрын
thank you for posting this video.its a beautifull story!
@richardshin159
@richardshin159 11 жыл бұрын
Dear Steadie Saneyoshi, I would love to invite you to China. There is a place called Nanking where your promoted Japanese ancestors had demonstrated the true level of brutality of your culture toward innocent Chinese people.
@steadie9
@steadie9 11 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the invitation. I am of course aware of this notorious place. It is well said in China, a lie will be a truth if you lie hundred times. This place you refer to does a very good job for that. But beyond the discussion of whether or not, Nanking incident is true or not, there should be much better discussions of how Japanese and Chinese people now try to respect and corporate with each other where we can.
@steadie9
@steadie9 10 жыл бұрын
Jieho Shin  Could you point out any wrong English writing? I am not too sure where I messed up. I would like to improve my English. I appreciate your teaching. Sorry if I gave you an impression that I knew something. I wouldn't claim to know any better. I don't think there are anybody who should be skinned off and sliced them into countless pieces. I don't think anybody feels that's right for any kind of crimes in the world. I have never heard of such a legal punishment in the world. I would love to go to onsen with monkeys. That would be cool. Feeling anger? Why?
@69Channelu
@69Channelu 10 жыл бұрын
Jieho Shin Saneyoshi-san's English is not only formal but also more correct than yours. Jieho, you are chinese man full of anger, take your temper elsewhere.
@69Channelu
@69Channelu 10 жыл бұрын
Jieho Shin Is that all you have to say? Let me teach you something: there is not a single definitive way to pronounce a word of foreign origin in any language. You are still an angry man full of jealousy and hate.
@719n30trackify
@719n30trackify 10 жыл бұрын
Well, the war in China is a totally different event compared to the Japanese mandate in Palau. Palau and other pacific islands became under Japanese rule(this was legal under League of Nations) after the Germans were beaten during WW1. In order to the develop Palau as part of Japan, the Japanese government introduced education and helped the economy on the island by pushing its agriculture there. This was nothing like what the previous western countries did on Palau, i.e. slavery and such. "There is a place called Nanking where your promoted Japanese ancestors had demonstrated the true level of brutality of your culture toward innocent Chinese people. " I think you got it the other way around. Im assuming you're talking about the events in Nanking in 1937, but there really weren't any killings done towards the Chinese civilians by the Japanese people there. By the time the Japanese army entered Nanking, it was almost like a ghost town with all the corpses laying in the city. Before Nanking fell to the Japanese army, the National Revolutionary Army targeted what they viewed as "Hanjian" or "race traitors of the chinese people" and beheaded up to millions of civilians in the city. The reason why there were so many Chinese people that were viewed as "Hanjian" is because Nanking largely depended on Japanese industries to economically stabilize the city, very similar to Shanghai since the prewar eras.
@steadie9
@steadie9 11 жыл бұрын
Hmm, you seem to have a strong hatred toward Japanese people. Do you think that's helpful in any way?
@steadie9
@steadie9 11 жыл бұрын
At least, Japanese thought that they were human, not the slaves or animals as Western people might have thought of islanders. Destructive. . . But it at least organized many things in town. Japanese army never tried to destroy the island. Why would you say it's destructive?
@steadie9
@steadie9 11 жыл бұрын
I appreciate your comment. I was taught all my life how evil Japanese soldiers were from my youth. I only learned other things when I became an adult and could learn the more objective ways. All other Asian countries? You mean China and Korea, right? They especially teach the evil history for the political reasons, not from the real academic history. Of course, I wouldn't believe Japanese soldiers were all the saints, but the world should know all sides.
@ydqu9433
@ydqu9433 11 жыл бұрын
I think you should learn the real history what japanese soldiers did in ww II, they were brutal like beast, they did many vicious act to aisan people, you japanese created comfort women, have you heard, have you hear Nanjing Massacre??, go to KZbin to find out!!, Your government just don't want disclose the real things to your people, want to chang history, we all other asian countries hated japan Imperialism!!
@eogg25
@eogg25 11 жыл бұрын
this is not a bad video, everyone knows the Japanese were brave. I don't understand why they fought to the death when they could have survived to rebuild their country. their fate was inevitable if they fought. part of the problem was their bad communication with Japan. I don't know for sure, its done and you can't change what happened
@steadie9
@steadie9 8 жыл бұрын
Yes it is a hard thing to fathom. They say they did it because if they resist, the family back home could survive one more day and so forth. But I believe they had some kind of stubborn pride. But I recently learned about it otherwise. Take look at this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWGueZqfgq-kbpI It was the love for the people of Japan, they fought so long. So colonel Nakagawa changed the style of the battle completely from this on. Instead of audacious attack style, Nakagawa did the long drawn-out battle style. This actually led to the outcome that the battles stopped at Okinawa and did not end up fighting in the mainland Japan. So there was a very meaningful reason why they fought like that.
@Gracenippon
@Gracenippon 11 жыл бұрын
I'm 22 old from japan. This movie makes me really sadness.Japan took fatal damage by the Allies. But,I never bear a grudge against America nor Europ. Because we are not doing war each other today, didn't experience it. So, we can't say anything about these wars today... 全ての戦死者と、この戦いを生き抜き、亡くなったみなさん、どう­か安らかに眠ってください。 日本を忘れないでいてくれたパラオの皆さん、ありがとう。
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
@whiteboygotswagg that wasn't my impression, considering the fact that they imminize the natives, but you are entitled to your opinion.
@jhkim6363
@jhkim6363 12 жыл бұрын
Another same propaganda like your government has been doing to your people, and neighbor countries she invaded. If your country really liked Palau, they should have let her alone instead of invasion. I'm not defending other EU or US who invaded Palau, too, but it doesn't necessarily mean that Japan is better than them. It's like choosing better one between two bad guys. Shame on you and your government!
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Please enlighten me. How so?
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
that would be outrageous. Do you think this video was outrageous?
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you very for the inputs. Please let us know in general terms what you learn in Palau. I am interested. Unfortunately, we do not learn anything about Palau in our country. We should.
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Why do you write that in Korean? Are you a real Korean? Wouldn't you be in trouble saying that if you are a Korean? I hope you are OK.
@김호성-f3v
@김호성-f3v 12 жыл бұрын
천황폐하만세!!, 대일본제국 만세!! Tennoheikabanzai,Dainihonteikokubanzai
@bt09L
@bt09L 12 жыл бұрын
LOL what a joke
@TheProjectblah
@TheProjectblah 12 жыл бұрын
But some people were actually there and experienced Japan's brutality. These are primary sources people's recounts not some historian's writings and hypothesis. What if the Americans just said in their textbook 'after we dropped the Bomb on Nagasaki and Hiroshima there were only SMALL casualties or they only bombed military craft' ? That would be outrageous! But the Americans and the world recognised the cost of the bomb and acknowledged it.
@TheProjectblah
@TheProjectblah 12 жыл бұрын
I know this is offensive when you discuss WW2 and palau's role , dw I'm from 2 countries affected directly by Japan either occupation or invasion. It is true the Japanese were extremely brutal but I guess that is one of the many symptoms of colonialism regardless of empire or country. So my grandparent account of bowing to soldiers , Japanese air raids and bayoneted babies they were true they were there, anyway i understand how you feel. all colonialism is brutal
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
@n903i すごく同感です。国旗については、ご指摘ありがとうございます。
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
@95suprausa what about it? Please tell us.
@95suprausa
@95suprausa 12 жыл бұрын
Pearl Harbor Advance-Knowedge Conspiracy Theory.
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for your comments. It appears that it is not complete. Perhaps you can continue to comment. I appreciate if you share what is being taught as you were raised. About your assumption. . . actually and unfortunately, in Japan, nothing was taught about Palau in school. Many tourists going to Palau don't even realize that it was a place of battles during WWII. Furthernore, nothing good about Japan related to WWII was taught. I believe this is due to the fact that
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
the histories written by the victorious countries prevailed.
@polipoli159
@polipoli159 12 жыл бұрын
That's right. Everyone fought in wars. War,It is sad. Keep peace together.
@polipoli159
@polipoli159 12 жыл бұрын
Shut up, you, KMT, Kumingtang, Nationalist! It is well known that the Chinese soldiers had been locked for confine with chains to the pillboxes from the outsides to prevent their escapes and surrenders when Chiang Kai-shek and and his fellows escaped from Nanjing in 1937. Chiang Kai-shek and his Chinese fellows had killed 28,000 good Taiwanese people by 1987. Look up the white terror of the 2.28 Massacre during 40 years from 1947!
@polipoli159
@polipoli159 12 жыл бұрын
@ketib37: He has posted a comment from Palau. Something I'm glad!
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
yes, they should be remebered as such even though some of them might not be so nice.
@yahyaafrikans7278
@yahyaafrikans7278 12 жыл бұрын
Japanese Imperial Army may be remembers as gentlemen.
@kamemaster
@kamemaster 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you.. I enjoyed seeing and learning from many elders there. Ngiratkel was my mentor and boss and the Ibedul also helped so much. But the impact of Japan both positive and negative exists. But it is a good thing you also express the humanity that many soldiers did show to the many lives they did save. There will always be 2 or more sides to a story and your bringing up the many good things that Japan did contribute is correct. Wish more people would understand this and respect this. Kame
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for your feedback. The other day, I watched a program where the researcher (actually my friend) found the pilot name of destroyed Zero fighter on the island and brought the pilot of family there. You should check it out. I put the link to the video description.
@kamemaster
@kamemaster 12 жыл бұрын
Alii and Aloha... or should I say Konnichiwa? Loved your video. Wonderful. I agree with you in many aspects but yes I also heard the horrow stories of many attrocities commited by the "Kenpei-Tai" during the war. I am not Palauan. I did speak it fluently before. I lived in Palau for 6+ years and worked for NECO Tours. I escorted many "Ireidan" (Japanese Memorial tours ~bone colleting tours) tours to Peliliu. You views are great and continue the friendship between Japan and Palau. Aloha Kamesan
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the comment. The other day, I visited Mongol and talked with the locals and they said that Japan was an evil country who killed their fathers in cold blood etc up to 1990, but after it was released from Russia, the history class portrayed Japan as a normal friendly country. Who teaches history often determines the image of the country. I don't claim the complete innocence of Japan in war, but much of the stigma is very often not accurate.
@donkeyjote0104
@donkeyjote0104 12 жыл бұрын
The western slogans about Japanese soldiers in ww2 will keep on just another slogan for some more years, but one day when in the history there were a lot of European colonianism before ww2, you can see that Japanese soldiers didn't do only the things as Koreans an Chinese people learned in school and washed their brain to beg again and again money from Japan, That's not true! Even war made cruelty, If you see this video you'll know what's true.
@JeromeLeong
@JeromeLeong 12 жыл бұрын
hey guys ! look up the Nanjing Massacre 1937
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
国旗のデザインをした人がに日本国旗を全く意識していないととコメントしたということも聞いたこともあります. いろいろ言われているので、僕一個人としては、 その信憑性を完全には証明できませんがか仮になんの意図もなく、そのような国旗になったとしたら、それはそれで、素晴らしく、象徴的なことが起こったということで、素敵なことだとおもいます.
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for your feedback. The word would be the colonization, but the nature and the concept behind the colonization is very different from the ones from the Western countries.
@steadie9
@steadie9 12 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for the comment. Jellyfish lake is marvelous! You'd better go if you have a chance!
@Sweatyspaaghetti
@Sweatyspaaghetti 12 жыл бұрын
I always see the strong influences japan had/has on belau,and its pretty cool finding out you have strong traces of japanese in your blood and in your family tree.i gotta go back some time,ive stayed with some of my family but ive never been to jellyfish lake before :(