I hate these classes (学科嫌い; 1913) Japanese Students' Battle Hymn of the Republic

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[@とある詩人の音楽館]

0:24 I found one error in the translation. シンコステータ means sincostan. Generally it's called trigonometric functions.

[@nny2055]

初めて知ったわこの曲、有難う。それにしても何翻訳してんねん。アホことしてるな今も昔も僕たちはw

[@hyotanu]

❌信仰ステータ ⭕️シンコステータ sin cos θ

[@SamHudson-n7w]

This is my point

[@meanshape101]

as a chinese and seeing how even the japanese think ancient chinese text is crazy, i can confirm everyone's struggling at classical chinese frick it

[@KRDecade2009]

It also doesn’t help that they have hyper specific circumstances where the text are even relevant to today. I’m all for teaching history but a good majority of those texts could’ve been saved for those who actually want to go insane trying to understand them.

[@meanshape101]

@@KRDecade2009 Yep. But, classical chinese is required in chinese schools because it "increases writing skills" according to the syllabus makers in here. Therefore, unfortunately, many Chinese school students immediately drop out off Chinese classes in secondary schools just because of these classes.

[@dianayu4453]

@@meanshape101 You can drop out of Chinese classes? Where do you live? In mainland China/PRC, ancient Chinese is compulsory for Gaokao. I hated most of those, but there are enjoyable ones, I especially like Zhuangzi and Su Shi, their writings are much more interesting than most of the modern Chinese contents.

[@meanshape101]

@@dianayu4453 You are from China? Damn that's cool. I'm from Malaysia actually, where you can prefer not to take Chinese in the SPM, an exam similar to the GaoKao but takes place in Malaysia and has a low passing rate.

[@XenoKira69]

@@dianayu4453 hey man do you by any chance know about murim genre? I've been reading a lot of that recently (One of which is "The Return of The Mount Hua Sect") I'm really loving the story and the characters

[@rizzzzzzz2580]

Almost 110+ years old yet still relatable

[@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ]

Какая дебильная постановка вопроса. Только те кто никому ни сейчас ни потом не будут интересны так говорят

[@NoName-sb9tp]

@@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ i'm so sorry to see that you weren't able to go to uni, college, or at least highschool to be able to understand the relatableness of this song.

[@Jameroller]

@@ИльяРыженко-п2ъ just like modern day Russian military.

[@milo112mi]

@@Jameroller"do not get political. Do not attack the person." Are the guidelines for this channel.

[@pyolandovina1157]

​​@@milo112mi These comments are turning into twitter. you shouldn't go um actually Im not attacking you im attacking the premise of the comment

[@yanl_3886]

100 years have passed and this is still relatable …especially the Confucius part,like Im Chinese but ancient Chinese literature is truly a pain in the ass 😭

[@Toreadorification]

Nemo profeta in patria. Nobody is a prophet at home. I appreciate Confucius a lot, then again I read it in my own language, at my own pace with no obligation.

[@krunkle5136]

It's your gift to the world which you should be proud of, which was nearly destroyed a half century ago.

[@brotimwelt]

as an israeli i have the same problem, like how tf am i supposed to read proto-hebrew and aramaic

[@Colddirector]

@@krunkle5136 Forcing kids to engage with it usually just makes them resentful though. I think it probably should still be taught, but IMO students don't get much out of getting into the weeds of these texts (in archaic/different languages no less) if it's under the duress of getting good grades. They're going to do what's necessary to get a good grade then immediately forget most of it. Heck, most of my interest in literature, history and philosophy is entirely post curricular because I could engage with it on my own terms.

[@krunkle5136]

@@Colddirector true, though I was forced to read various novels I wasn't interested in, but afterwards, because I was exposed to them, I can look back and at least admire them. The point is exposure imo. You're not supposed to like learning. It's not entertainment. Neill Postman's famous book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" has a bit on this, of how TV has created an expectation that learning should always be fun. We're just competing against the touchscreen skinner box in our pockets. Idk, google gives you the world, but really only what parts of it you're aware.

[@Yosakoi_akiko]

The writer,Shuhei Mizushima（水島周平）was reprimanded and punished by school,but his Japanese and Chinese teacher pleased this lyrics.

[@Teochewtuahang]

there is such thing as Japanese and Chinese. Kanji is part of Japanese language. The Chinese part is just Japanese and as well as many other countries used Chinese characters, these country tried to adopt latin alphabet and slammed characters as obsolete include China and Vietnam. Japan is no exception. Only Vietnam successfully adopt latin alphabet and the alphabet itself is also problematic

[@lamlam-bw7ev]

@@Teochewtuahang Korea also managed to (almost) entirely get rid of Hanja in its everyday use.

[@MrStupidarmy]

@@Teochewtuahang Chinese in here doesn't mean Chinese languange, but more like Chinese literacy and Philosophy (hence the lyrics has Khong zhi on it).

[@Teochewtuahang]

@@MrStupidarmy that's what I am saying

[@aakaak1712]

@@Teochewtuahang 漢文 is not just Kanji though

[@ungfrancoyschevalier835]

the anthem of all students in the world

[@aeoe665]

Indeed.

[@EkkerKnutr]

For real

[@ヒラシャイン池崎]

それは真実です

[@Heliantus7]

Totally

[@DiegoF-l7u]

ye

[@Jacky-zt5ch]

POV: you’re an American POW in Philippines during WW2 and your Japanese guard starts singing Battle Hymn of the Republic

[@theghostofspookwagen4715]

that'd just be sad if you could understand it tbh.It'd just drive home how young both of you are and instead of both of you being back home complaining about how hard maths is, you're stuck in a forest in the middle of Ilocos dying of malaria.

[@abrahamlima5052]

😂to both comments

[@simpleviewer1334]

My Grandfather who was actually there during the death march: 😳

[@theghostofspookwagen4715]

@@simpleviewer1334 Condolences to him

[@simpleviewer1334]

@theghostofspookwagen4715 he lived he hid in a haybale when no one was looking but almost got caught. After a while he left for home to be a farmer for the rest of the war and afterwards

[@ポルポル-d2k]

“I hate learning Chinese” might be taken wrongly by people who have never experienced Japanese education. This “Chinese” is one of traditional or old Chinese, not modern Chinese used by Chinese people at that time. Just read old fashioned sentences. In other words, this “Chinese” is like Latin, not Italian. I think.

[@218kq]

@@ポルポル-d2k many proper historical or cultural geeks (and not surface dregs weaboos) do know how classical chinese influences the region.

[@ポルポル-d2k]

Thanks. Great!

[@MasonTheFurryCat]

I use traditional Chinese I hate it when people call traditional Chinese “old Chinese” But welp I’ve never learned Classical Chinese. Just LISTENING to it already sounds like a pain in the ass Like I’m not some peasants in the Qing Dynasty or smth why do I have to learn Classical Chinese

[@scordatura9259]

​@@MasonTheFurryCat what he meant by traditional Chinese wasn't the writing system in which we have traditional and simplified. But the language itself

[@hbsbrawl4847]

何年たっても学生の本音は変わらないのね

[@EdithVonPants]

I agree

[@AfraidDr]

同意，哈哈哈😂

[@jukingthebox]

そうやなぁ

[@ianlucht3121]

そうだね、俺はアメリカで日本語を勉強して、その歌が授業で同じ感じのよう～

[@な楽関無]

全世界の学生の賛歌だから ってこのコメント欄に英語で書いてあった

[@のののののののののののの]

「針か蚓か知らないが」の部分、「針」や「蚓」はアルファベットの見た目を表しているものです。

[@RepriseYT]

That's interesting, I thought he meant under a microscope or something. But that makes total sense.

[@ASTR01010]

当時は英語の筆記体も習っていたやろうし、今よりもっとミミズに見えてただろうw

[@もっぴー-y8w]

This song is a piece of evidence that the Japanese are not robots willing to sacrifice themselves.

[@Gigi-dv9uv]

文句を言いながらも、やるしか選択肢がないのが日本人です。

[@wtz_under]

@@Gigi-dv9uvhumanity struggles, we either liberate or keep to it

[@wynnwong4008]

Literally the opposite. It’s propaganda to keep everyone under control and loyal to the empire

[@イレーナ-r1o]

@@Gigi-dv9uvその通り！

[@user-pu6zi7ku9d]

​@@Gigi-dv9uv まさにそうです笑 コロナのときも、マスクに文句を言う人は多いのに、結局ほとんどは国の指針変更になってから少しずつ外してるのみてそう思いました。

[@AFehérEllenforradalmár]

This hits differently when you are in High School or College. So relatable.

[@JmKrokY]

Real

[@LeMecAyoub]

Bek even in middle school this song is relatable, like in math they show us a triangle and tell us to calculate it, who even invented this stuff😂

[@abbycollins]

@@AFehérEllenforradalmár exactly! Like holy shit why the hell is math so tough

[@いなや-x9o]

俺　は　ナ　ポ　レ　オ　ン

[@TF-fe2zz]

@@いなや-x9o 1:09

[@paleoph6168]

🇫🇷

[@正論と暴論好きのチョコラータ]

革命1歩手前

[@ОлегОледович]

Раскольников тоже думал, что он Наполеон, пока старушку не зарубил

[@陽炎零]

ナポレオンは発音に癖があったようで俺はナポレオンのように下手くそでも平気だぜ！みたいなところから来ているそうです。

[@TheWolfie234]

Even from 1913 the sentiment of the tired student remains. Its why I love humanity. Despite the language barrier, we still hate these classes.

[@chanjiayang9595]

Well lucky as you don't have to study Confucianism ideology

[@1313tennisman]

@@chanjiayang9595 Im from the west and I studied it in university. Its more interesting than medieval philosophy but very abstract

[@chanjiayang9595]

@@1313tennisman simply said, confucianism=how to be a junzi (君子) or good man and how to applying it to politic, how this doesn't stop people from being a corrupted officials. Not even mentioning the neo-Confucianism

[@efhi]

I dont have them lmao

[@Toreadorification]

​@@chanjiayang9595Confucianism is hardly the worse ideology in the world, although it made its own share of bad.

[@puffypau6046]

What I took away from this song and the description, since the writer of this song passed away at just the age of 49 in 1947 after WW2 ended, is just reinforcing the fact that, much like anyone else, they were once students and teenagers like us, who also faced similar mundane troubles of daily life, before being dragged into the horrors of war.

[@YU-yl6pe]

アホな替え歌作ってるなと思ったら実在した100年近く前の歌で草を禁じ得ない 流石に現代すぎるwマジか、本当に変わらんね

[@wyattmund9286]

Students all around the world feel the same way every day!

[@user-jz6re1jc8u]

俺はナポレオンで急に頭悪くなるの好き

[@適所適材]

そのくらい寝てないんや…

[@かすたむKマン]

ナポレオンの英語が田舎訛りでバカにされたというエピソードから来てるらしいぞ

[@yuu5023]

@@かすたむKマンフランス語じゃなくて？ コルシカ訛りよな

[@pracadaarvore2675]

なんて教養ネタだよ…。

[@草花-q6x]

ナポレオンは語学が苦手でフランス語も英語もあまりできなかったらしい

[@邊城浪子-d6x]

日本語を苦学している中国人としても共感している。

[@LIE-zn2uu]

学生はどこの国でも思うことは概ね同じってことか…

[@zen7938]

@@LIE-zn2uu sou desu ne

[@DaL33T5]

@@LIE-zn2uu はい。 私はアメリカ人ですが、フランス語を勉強しているときにそう思いました。

[@Dontmesswith_ness]

its kinda easily for chinese to learn like kanji, but katakana and hiragana was the problem

[@邊城浪子-d6x]

@@Dontmesswith_ness 日本語はN1くらいにはなったけど、ほんとの勉強はまだまだこれからって感じですね。 文法とか若者言葉とか、リスニングも正直まだ弱いなって思ってます。

[@クララ01]

忠孝仁義のところで菊の御紋消すあたり芸が細かくて好き

[@howardchyo413]

最後まではサブタイトルを拡大し為に消えるかも

[@ShangyuanZhuo1]

「リパブリック（共和国）讃歌」だから、天皇制を廃止して共和制の日本を作ろうという歌として（そういう歌詞を盛り込んで）使ってほしいです。

[@同僚-b6g]

@@ShangyuanZhuo1 学歴という皇帝を打ち倒す歌だと思ったらなんとかなる

[@heli7088]

何か勘違いしている人がいますが、この歌は陸軍幼年学校の生徒が作詞したものでして、忠孝仁義と何万回も言われてもう理解し分っているものをさらに何億回と言われてウンザリしているという意味らしいです。

[@クララ01]

​@@ShangyuanZhuo1 立派な軍人の卵でも勉強嫌いだって所が面白いのに、そんな事したら台無しになるだろ あと済まないが朝敵はNG

[@まご-l9f]

何で点pが動くんだって感じの歌詞

[@Gnomelander1400]

I wish I understand Japanese just to sing this because of just tired of school.

[@MattiavonSigmund]

You could make an english version!

[@darth3911]

You could go to school to learn Japanese!

[@purevanillacookie9977]

@@OtomatIKLov school isn’t really that hard until about 5th grade

[@OtomatIKLov]

@@purevanillacookie9977 my guy that was my brother

[@caesarpizza1338]

I read from this Japanese guy when he was learning English, his teacher taught him that singing aloud a song in a different language is a great tool for learning languages. They used the song red river valley for their class

[@すーぱー醤油さん]

00:23 信仰ステータ →sin cos θ(シン　コス　テータ)

[@takesi_6ix9ine]

そういうことかw ナイス

[@royliu1409]

I think that lyric is "シンコステータの三角が" instead of "信仰テータの三角が", and means "The triangle of sin cos θ", シン = sin コス = cos テータ = theta の = 's 三角 = triangle

[@teslashark]

Bingo

[@おはまぐ]

Wow I think this is the one! I'm a Japanese and never understood what was said but I think you got it right!! Nice job men!

[@082_y]

日本人だけど想像つかなかった　なるほど🤔

[@ふじいら]

そういうことね！

[@АлексейШатиров-о8ж]

Do you also use greek letters in maths in Japan?

[@kanasikuyasi]

ブレぬ遺伝子変わらぬ学生 これが日本の学生の本音今も昔も変わりゃせぬ この事実にクソワロタｗｗｗ

[@gumi3186]

@@kanasikuyasi 親近感湧きますわね

[@heyaple]

百十数年経っても親近感が湧くってすごいな

[@purepurialt6058]

" i must be napoleon! " Alternate history where japan go to Leipzig

[@こけし-j9g]

全人類がナポレオンになるチャンスがきました🎉 The entire human race has a chance to become Napoleon🎉

[@musuka2974]

0:26 ここの歌詞は信仰ステータではなく、sinθ、cosθ、tanθですね。昔は呼び方が違ううえ、略しているので聞き取れない日本人も多いです。

[@アンチチョコミン党]

@@musuka2974 θ

[@carlstudios2024]

How is this so relatable after over a century? Like I ALSO HATE MATH and I HATE THOSE HEAVY BAGS!

[@CharlieBruinsFilms]

Because the school curriculum hasn't changed

[@Terr42002]

"How am I supposed to understand this nonsense. " Me every time the teacher shows us a new mathematic formula.

[@艾瑞克台北人]

It’s hard to imagine how much did this song motivated the morale of their soldiers

[@rogobil6897]

Probably got more people in the army to get away from the classes

[@kyarailumi]

@rogobil6897 fr

[@鏡ちゃん-o5o]

1:06 「やっても役には立たないよ」 大　共　感　の　嵐

[@АклызМелкенды]

The moment u understand that this song was written almost a hundren years ago

[@SarhentoFurtim21311]

wait yea this was written 107 years ago i believe

[@Wapak95]

"School, school never changes."

[@Toreadorification]

The era when young people were dedicated and serious, not like youngsters today... Right!

[@kapatidtomas]

I'm actually surprised that this actually there is something like, the Japanese made it so I guess they also do kind of have some sense of humor anyways... And btw as a student this is still too relatable

[@Kyzgames]

You might feel like most of Japanese don't have any sense of humor... 😂 I am the one Japanese, but I didn't find that people in my country 80 years ago had until I heard this song. Even though my grandparents also had! 😂 lol

[@shirleymaemattthews4862]

​@@KyzgamesI only heard of Japanese people having "no humour" from some South Park clip. Like, I thought you Japanese's commercials are HILARIOUS!

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

Are you stupid?

[@CJSmalls-lm7yz]

110 years later and I'm laughing my ass off in the United States at the relatability of this.

[@dopeboing]

Me too 😂

[@ydin-k2k]

0:25 I think this is a mistranslation. Japanese シンコステータの三角が English “sin, cos, θ” of trigonometric ratio

[@matthewi8706]

right

[@112358Hunter]

Right, “Sin,cos,theta no sankaku ga” In japanese

[@alittlebreak6370]

Thanks, now I understand that part!

[@沼-d9o]

古文漢文を寝言や酔っ払いの虚言扱いするの好き

[@plantyplant]

the needle threads and worms refers to latin alphabets (dutch english french etc.) i suspect the "i am napoleon" means they wanna conquer europe so everyone speaks japanese, or napoleon's french was dissed by his classmates in school for having an italian accent

[@ああああ-j2y]

@@plantyplant 単に「ガキ大将」(クラスのリーダー)という意味合いだと思います

[@こけし-j9g]

@@ああああ-j2y その意味の方が近いのだろうけども、コメ主の考察力が好きだ。

[@アジェンデ]

100年前の学生も変わらねぇなぁw

[@Nozian-me]

ホントそうよね。

[@クララ01]

しかも花の陸軍幼年学校生徒という

[@wyattmund9286]

Not one bit!

[@Discontinued_railway]

0:21 "信仰ステータ"ではなく"sin, cos, tan"です。 It's "sin, cos, tan" instead of "all of that thinking".

[@KK-lm9tt]

Sin Cos theta, not tangent

[@e5voiue]

@@KK-lm9tt 日本語で覚えるための語呂合わせのようなモノです

[@KK-lm9tt]

@@e5voiue トンチンカンなコメントする前に、英語日本語以前にもっと読解力を身につけた方がいい。　本読め

[@KK-lm9tt]

@@e5voiue 貴殿の読解力の無さを露呈しないでいただけますか

[@KK-lm9tt]

@@e5voiue どのように読めばそのようなコメントになりますか

[@バンシアの]

1:38 both are medieval japan's famous poetry and literature person

[@cgt3704]

The emotions i get right now as i return to high school

[@てーしろ]

つーかうちの国の数学はこんな昔から加速度やらシンコサインテータやら孟子やら孔子やら教えてたのか…やっとること1世紀以上変わっとらんやん…

[@和尚-c8m]

数学物理なんて紀元前からあるからね

[@chanjiayang9595]

Erm... you guys still have to study Confucianism?

[@てーしろ]

​@@chanjiayang9595 It depends on the major. If you major in history or ancient literature, you may learn about it as just knowledge.

[@chanjiayang9595]

@@てーしろ I see thanks for the information

[@ペニクペ]

@@てーしろ だってこれ陸軍士官学校の生徒が作詞したやつだもん エリートの中のエリートよ

[@hahalee8355]

1:15 As a Chinese myself I had same! I definitely Don't want school need us to remember! Everything! That old drunk Guy! Said! Back! 1000! Years ago. And most of them is about how to respect your empire and elder. How much cart and umbrella you need only use to show your respect for empire, boi I'm driving car now's day

[@たおちの]

酔っ払いのおっさんww

[@chanjiayang9595]

Well said, I am Chinese myself too, I totally feel you

[@Witness_KinmuGaiNoIshi]

I taught this to friends and we sang it at the end of the year, beautiful unity.

[@Guest-lq6vt]

Even 111 years from the song's creation, the relevance of it to the students of today remains the same.

[@loggygaming2112]

A hundred year old song is still relatable

[@ember2933]

Only goes to show that the education system hasn't changed with the times.

[@iwoodbustanut7380]

Being Chinese, the Confucius and Mencius one is way too relatable. Ancient Chinese philosophy (and literature in general) really is one big shithole for students.

[@chanjiayang9595]

Yeah I feel you, as a fellow Chinese person, damn the Confucius teachings are way too outdated

[@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr]

i like how the song slowly modulated up

[@vectrex28]

Props for writing with the kyujitai (older) forms of kanji! It's a small detail but they were still used at the time this song was made

[@Сору-е2ч]

But there's just a few mistakes in kyujitai. 0:31 放物線x →拋物線o The character '拋' has been rewritten as '放' recently in Japanese. 0:40 The upper right part of the "博" should be "甫". Otherwise, it would be sinjitai, newer forms of kanji. 1:01 1:27 The upper right part of the "漢" should be "廿". Otherwise, it's sinjitai. 1:40 寝x(sinjitai) →寢o 1:53 "體/躰" is better, but "体" was also used then.

[@神聖でもローマでも帝国でもない]

0:22サインコサインタンジェントは神様だったのか(困惑)

[@セヘ-t1s]

サインコサインシータだった筈

[@alarmlessRifleman]

1:20 the ending of this sentence ("all this stuff") sounds a lot like the Russian word _huita,_ "bullshit". And it brings me so much joy, yous got no idea.

[@tankadar]

why can I relate to this song so much

[@DroidTSK]

Because things like polynomials are useless but school teaches this shit anyway

[@OnGangImBouttaCrashOut]

Because you go to school

[@DroidTSK]

I'm a student and this song is very relatable

[@herringroe8931]

漢文と古典はほんと歌詞の通りだわ

[@dullroar2673]

As an American it is very amusing to see a Civil War anthem has made it all the way to Japan. Much love to Japan from the United States!

[@Task-nz6sj]

ワタシ、ニホンジン この歌、替え歌しやすい すき

[@globama1787]

as a 3rd year high school student in an engineering school, I can relate to this

[@asllen3310]

1:28 and that's where things get very messy afterwards

[@Sora-wu7ko]

どっかで聞いたことあるリズムだと思ったらヨドバシカメラのcmだわ

[@こけし-j9g]

既視感の正体

[@神聖でもローマでも帝国でもない]

授業のときに流してぇ

[@jimmyalfonda3536]

"Oh God, I hate learning chinese." -most progressive Japanese man.

[@chanjiayang9595]

Well even as a Chinese person myself, I had a hard time when I was a student, especially the classical mandarin, not even having to mention that the Japanese who are not native mandarin speakers have to study it.

[@信衞門]

@@chanjiayang9595 I will never forgive Confucius for forcing me to learn it in school

[@chanjiayang9595]

@@信衞門 well, as once a victim of kanji culture circle（汉字文化圈）, I can totally relate to how you feel about, it's like another metoo movement hahaha😂😂.

[@heian17]

I think it's more like he hated Classical Chinese (漢文), not Kanji. He used Kanji quite fluently for this song

[@MasonTheFurryCat]

It’s my equivalent, as a Cantonese speaker MANDARIN IS A PAIN IN THE ASS 😭😭😭

[@OberstTeuton]

John Brown's Body --> Battle Hymn of the Republic --> Blood on the Risers --> Solidarity Forever --> *I hate these classes* No, you don't know me.

[@OberstTeuton]

@The Kingdom of Fredomia E

[@dahliavkarma6124]

I would like to add the fact that the melody is now known in Japan as the promotion song of BIC Camera, a well-known home appliance retailer🤭

[@RXY398]

Meath does.

[@hithedragon7842]

This is probably the tune that I know the most different lyrics for. There are just so many of them.

[@aziqasri5435]

There's also Belfast Brigade about Irish resistance.

[@MizueNao]

これとか雪の進軍みたいな愚痴軍歌すき

[@dashthatonedude]

I didnt expect to hear the actual Battle Hymn of the Republic, the writer, Shuhei Mizushima is a genius!

[@underthecoveragent1653]

Students of the world we must unite and create a classless society

[@lulusobel8643]

The last video I watched was an instrumental of “The Bitch Of Living”, then this one. Maybe I’ll listen to Lost One’s Weeping next.

[@Michael-fc4hc]

0:23 "信仰ステータ" is incorrect. It should actually be "sin cos θ", which can be translated as "sin cos θ for triangles" or something similar, and the term "triangles" implies trigonometric functions.

[@Wechz750]

Lucky that I am Chinese as I can kinda understand the Japanese sentences meanings of written down

[@babyred280sl]

我日本人 我中国語少理解可

[@sevruzgar5432]

@@babyred280sl 漢字文化圈最高、中国人日本人筆談大概理解可

[@yanasetekashi]

我好巨尻

[@Al-waqwaq]

我日本人 我食炒飯 我寝

[@LittleWhole]

@@yanasetekashi 我中国人，我真能理解😉😉😉

[@James_Original]

Despite it's a really fun and interesting song that 100% represent our student's thoughts about school. But we can't denied the advantages of going to school

[@YourFriendlyOfficeAssistant]

The advantages can't be denied, however it doesn't seem pleasant at the time

[@pro-hz7kx]

@@James_Original the irony of this song is that the alternative of what you can do in Japan in that time period besides studying doesn’t seem much better 💀

[@East_java143]

Its already 110 year, but this is still relate rn

[@psd5a]

当たり前だけど昔も感覚は変わらないのね

[@Gaizdin]

“How am I supposed to learn this nonsense” hits different 😂 1:24

[@中年おっさん-u2f]

まるい緑の山手線　真ん中通るは中央線で始まる歌と同じメロディーですね。

[@へへぬへ]

リパブリック讃歌というアメリカ愛国歌がベースですよ

[@Biggie_Cheese470]

its been 111 years and this song still has everything you would hear about in a school

[@まゆげだドン]

子供の本音なんていつの世も変わらないよな〜！

[@mirelle_mojena]

no fucking way this comes into my reccomended after i'm going through my toughest semester this far iusdvfiubkcfdvghj

[@veryveryverysadcat]

In every class there's gonna be an entrepreneur, doctor and scientist. Just because your child scored low on one subject doesn't compromise their career. -Chad German principal

[@mohitanand1844]

The more things change ,the more they stay the same

[@ヒラシャイン池崎]

テスト前の中学生のテーマ

[@kojiromasunaga3467]

自分はこんな歌作れるセンスはなかったけど、学校から帰ってくると飼ってた犬に「お前はいいなあ、勉強しなくていいから」と愚痴っていたのを思い出す😅　今思えば恥ずかしい思い出😂

[@Tamère353]

@@kojiromasunaga3467 大学＆学校に行ってた時、俺の猫に同じを言ってたｗｗ

[@kojiromasunaga3467]

@@Tamère353 皆んな一緒なんだなあ🤭「お前、1日でいいから代わってくれよ…」って犬に言った事もあるし…。

[@RachLZelda]

The wisdom of our forefathers.

[@_Sparky144]

Being a student is a job. A job that sometimes requires you to break your back carrying around heavy textbooks.

[@AverageMG-42Enjoyer]

0:53 POV: Its time for Math exam and you dont know anything except Japanese

[@jamesbaker8831]

The bit about Confucius and Mencius reminds me of Monty Python's drunken philosophers song

[@saitama-cyclist]

やっぱりいつの時代も学生はこうなんだなって思った

[@TaxiTurvy]

Never thought I'd hear the Japanese using the melody of Solidarity Forever and yet here we are

[@_inmm]

감동적입니다.

[@Hamham-6]

ㄹㅇ 빨리 한국은 일본한테 다시 먹혀야 함

[@hcn6708]

Crazy how a religious song went through so many journeys to become, among many things, a complain song

[@nobodyatall111]

This was written such a long time ago yet this feels so relatable as a high school student

[@qounqer]

Love that the tune was catchy, wonderful lyrics

[@Redprussia0727]

大学や高校の入学試験の時期にこれがおすすめに上がるのに悪意を感じる

[@yv9889]

The old fonts of Kanji(旧字体) was the same of which we still use in Taiwan today.😜

[@Frank-qn7de]

it's been quite a long while since i was a highschool student but damn, 15 year old me sure thought very similar things at the time its funny how teenagers are just teenagers even if they are from literally the opposite part of the world like in my case

[@boriborimango]

1:29 it's not Chinese, it's classical Chinese

[@mrmeckles9422]

They are slightly different versions of the same language

[@heian17]

​@@mrmeckles9422 they are so different that Japanese can understand classical Chinese but will struggle to understand modern Chinese

[@たろう-o2x]

Modern Chinese and classical Chinese are about as different as Latin and modern Italian.

[@takummie]

@@mrmeckles9422that statement can’t be more wrong Classic: 此論謬哉 Modern: 這話說得不對 Tell me how are they even slightly similar

[@Qsyudanji2]

yodobashi camera…？

[@SDguyGnB]

This is a kind of the student anthem at my school

[@rule.burmannia]

I've long heard that melody but didn't know the title and lyrics till now. Nice melody for school children. Perfect for class performance and stage performance at school and university.

[@crosslineanimator2040]

This is proof that no matter the nation, no matter the time period, some expierences will always be common

[@clause7798]

a small correction. 0:25 subtitles are wrong. 信仰ステータ→シン コス テータ(="Sin Cos θ")

[@suchiuomizu]

How many times do idiots have to post this over and over again? The point has already been made to death.

[@痰切り合戦]

この頃はまだ平和だったなぁ 懐かしい

[@stenlyhalim8793]

That math hate is so ME. I score fair grades AS LONG AS THERE ARE NO NUMBERS/FORMULAS, otherwise my grades burn like hell😂

[@陽炎零]

溶けた水飴 文の内容が掴みどころがないところから来ていると言われています。