Amazing Japanese precision

Japanese esteems courtesy and a rule, and we're good at various organizations' and groups' taking behavior with a rule under the identical target.

[@danbytp]

Why do I love this sooo much? Because it looks fun!I went thru Marine Corps boot camp in 1982.We put in several hours a day to lmprove our marching skills.These walking groups obviously have and it shows. I salute you!🤚

[@dawggonecrazee]

I love the audience reactions ! I must admit,the last minute was pretty gripping ,well done !

[@WalkinginJapan]

Nice! I've got to walk in here too and add it to my walking channel in Japan.

[@babeena_gt_3645]

2020 and still and satisfied when I watch this. The Precision is insane

[@michaelhead4472]

Could this one day be an Olympic sport?

[@skyboundzoo7529]

thatd be incredible.

[@aidencharles8613]

I truly hope so...

[@pufflerate123]

seeing as apparently marching band isn't even classified as a sport, unlikely

[@amal-bh4fp]

It should b right now

[@danbytp]

Yes,and the results Bronze to Japan,Silver to Japan,and you guessed it,the Gold to JAPAN,AND THE CROWD CHEERS!!

[@007mia7]

Where has this been all my life 😩

[@bigdarggy]

11:24 I wish school lines back in those days were like that, you get to walk next to a friend and nobody cuts they follow the person in-front of them especially when doing those turns.

[@hellovisualarts9177]

Amazing! Great job!

[@tvphoneold]

Japan is my favourite country😉😉

[@mightymitzi]

Fantastic! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@nuriaborrell8473]

Amazing!!

[@airbrushingbynick6071]

There’s always one bugger tick tocking. 😂

[@dennisholliday2454]

Seems to me someone in authority in japan has been spending too much time watching swarms of birds........ or schools of fish

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

They could be in Parris Island.

[@cosmos121122]

Isto mão é obediência é educação e disciplina.

[@AirplaneSlave]

This is cool but DCI is on a whole different level

[@ronaldkejick7846]

Precision is an Asian norm.

[@napoalba774]

👏 🇯🇵

[@anitapersaud8008]

.

[@viranegari6248]

Japan and india friendship forever..

[@evilpagan2342]

Lima Sen Chaos meets precision.

[@maverickspirit208]

The Ohio State Marching Band puts them to shame!

[@fredhouston7725]

Gah is not the name of this video _ _ _

[@matsueokazaki8297]

dislike for long intro

[@johnniegwag4820]

불쌍하다

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

This is too scary to watch, and I really don't like the idea behind it, which is the promotion of conformity and subservience to the group and a set of established rules. Japan, as good as it seems as an anime and video game fan, is an absolute hell for an INFP when it comes to actually living in that society.

[@AA-px4dm]

Andrew Teng you cant bas japan on anime thats like basing lets say america on high-school musical

[@freudbrahms254]

Come on, it's only like a co-curriculum activity for them, probably, well if it is, it's not that harmful. It's not like a brain washing, propaganda stuff. There's lot of benefits, they learn teamwork, cooperation,obedience to leaders,leadership skills. And plus improve social skills and physical well being. You know the Japanese especially are stereotypically computer geeks, this is a good solution to that

[@tungstenwhizard4361]

And yet armies in nearly every country does this!?

[@JulieHerrick]

This video reminds me a lot of watching my sister's high school marching band field shows in the US.

[@JulieHerrick]

This past year during the pandemic, I've really come to more deeply appreciate cultures that value the group. It seems to me that such values serve them well in tackling a problem like a pandemic that requires collaborative solutions.