Senyu - Japanese WW2 Military Song

[@something7239]

The last Japanese soldier to surrender was in 1974, and he didn't even surrender, he was honorably discharged..

[@demondwilson706]

the last ww2 Ukrainian resistance force was in hiding until 1991

[@wholyfrick]

1947*

[@something7239]

holyfuk Nope, it actually was 1974, look up Hiroo Onada.

[@wholyfrick]

Skorzy i did, and thats how i found march something '47 but i searched it diff and got '74 so whooops

[@nialltomy15]

Any further info?

[@judevilleta9254]

My 96 year- old great grandmother still sings this song sometimes. She learned it from her japanese father who occassionally sang it as lullaby when they were children.

[@ainowa_arts]

Wow thats just like my Great-Grandpa who is nearly 101. He fought in WW2 and lost two of his best friends who he still remembers to this day. His name in war was Field Marshall, Akihiro Haruto Yamamoto.

[@lucadicosimo7137]

Fr00tL00p5 is he still alive? i hope.

[@ainowa_arts]

@@lucadicosimo7137 Yeah don't worry he had his 101st birthday on May 18th

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

@@ainowa_arts Got any images of the guy if you don't mind me asking. History is pretty interesting respect your gramps o7

[@Daiki-p2g]

Amatures My​ greatgrand mother Was​ 119 yearold.​ (but​ she already.​ Die​ at 2 Month ago)

[@WelloBello]

This song actually is about someone losing a friend on the battlefield and being forced to leave him behind, it has nothing to do with Imperial ideologies

[@Heiryuu]

Wello Bello a lot patriotic songs aren't. Das Engelandlied is about leaving your lover behind as you go off to fight against England. Katyusha is about a girl crying waiting for her lover to return. the song doesn't need to be about your government it just needs to inspire soldiers to fight for something.

[@fegaline638]

Don't forget about Ich hatt' einen Kameraden it shares a remarkable similarity to this song

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

it talks about how many they bayonetted babies

[@bubzyye3401]

Yeah leaving Germany behind

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

@Cyprus Tua yeah and oxygen is a hoax

[@helioshim]

My parents and my grandfather used to sing this song. My grandfather served in the Japanese Imperial Navy in the early 1900's.

[@detectiveamevirus8]

Well

[@baphometjunior]

essas coisas me deixam com arrepios, não sei pq...

[@SovietSpud85]

Was he serving during WW1?

[@thepotasyum]

Thanks to the game "Death Mark" I found it out. I hum the melody of this march almost every day. It got me under its spell.

[@pourglass6381]

Same! I think you can tell by my pfp though.

[@amadeus3263]

I love that game it took me awhile to find this song

[@SuperDuperSpectre]

Rising Storm with the asdfs brought me here.

[@memes7451]

I'm a chinese but i really admire their never giving up spirit

[@Luuk344]

+TheSilentAssassin Like the nanking masacre?

[@lung_wa1240]

Luuk344 >implying it happened

[@you-cf7df]

People died but it was exaggerated by the propaganda. But Iwane Matsui was innocent and this is fact.

[@53Memati53]

you watched too many hollywood movies find out about this topic by reading scientific papers instead of chinese agents working for the propaganda system and writing about this and that...

[@roccoanthony8930]

Luuk344 The mass rape probably happened, like what MANY other nations have done over the years INCLUDING CHINA (during and post ww2 against Japanese civilians) and KOREA (during Vietnam war) and USA (japan, Vietnam, Middle East, and many more to this day). They assume the people who died in China during that time are all killed by Japanese, when there was a civil war going on before they made a pact. The atrocities did happened, but the magnitude of it is a Chinese communist propaganda. It’s funny because the numbers always seems to raise every now and than lol. But that’s the same old “Chinese communist way” so it’s not that surprising at all. I’m not trying to run away from the fact, they did, and most of the Japanese do feel pity about it. But when you’re informed about something that has happened 70-80+ years ago CONSISTENTLY and PERSISTENTLY, than the people in Japan will get tired of it. The more Koreans and Chinese whine and cry about something that has happened few generations ago, the ultra-right wings and the politicians in Japan will utilize it as a good way to “recruit” idiots in order to rise nationalism. They are doing the same thing the Koreans and Chinese have done over the years (whenever they have political issues in their country, they scapegoat Japan for ww2 atrocities in order to change the focus of the topic), and its simply lame. This is why Westerns and practically no body gives a rats ass about Far East Situation, because it’s just three countries with historical complex issues bitching against each other.

[@snickerdoodle7877]

It's tragic in a way, the shattering of a once-great military nation. They were truly a terrifying foe. I wonder how many Americans died with bloodcurdling howls of "TENNO HEIKA BANZAI!!!" in their ears and a katana in their gut. Did you know, at the battle of Saipan, _4300_ Japanese soldiers and civilians, many still wounded, some wielding fucking bamboo spears led a banzai charge and killed 650 Marines? They charged headfirst at American fortifications, straight into gunfire, and managed to kill 650. They didn't fuck around.

[@MinecraftRick]

If only they hadn't gone insane. The comfort women, enslavement of koreans, and nanking, and all that. Then again, they would likely have beaten the Americans if Midway ended differently. The Japanese's only weak spot was technological weakness (oh god the irony). Other than that, they were probably downright horrifying in combat.

[@unifiedasia5696]

MinecraftRick I don't know what you mean by horrifying in combat. They were indeed fearsome to many. But if you meant they performed badly, this is not the case as the Japanese were able to overwhelm a British garrison at Singapore outnumbered 100,000 to 30,000 soldiers.

[@MinecraftRick]

Masi Cliydreta Hah, in no way did I mean they performed badly, I meant the fearsome part.

[@Soviet19171]

Would of liked to see them try that on the Wehrmacht. That is, if we had an alternate history with Germany and Japan at war.

[@Darkpentagrams]

Japanese deads during WWII are dead in honnor and the nation have it's honnor intact even after surrending because of the cowardice of americans attacking and slaugh population of two cities.

[@spartan11payne]

The song was written in 1905. Japanese officials didn't want people to sing the song, during WWII, as it was too pessimistic for the soldiers.

[@すーさん-o6m]

It's a famous song and they were singing it secretly in ww2

[@jackpantrey7955]

That second guy from the right in first row sitting down was the commander of this platoon. He looks intimidating

[@kaungkhantaye6318]

No. The commander is the one sitting middle on front role who is famously called Renya Mutaguchi who led disastrous Imphal offensive and lost 50,000 soilders, the one behind him in helmet is his chief of stuff Obata......

[@jackpantrey7955]

@@kaungkhantaye6318 I'm not sure what you mean, you mean the guy in middle front row led 50,000 men to their death ? Thats cold and what about the guy behind him he is the general?

[@kaungkhantaye6318]

@@jackpantrey7955 I need to insert comma , so there are some misunderstanding. That guy Mutaguchi in middle front role is commander responsible for 50,000 deaths and behind him is his C.O.S called Obata who is dismissed only after being promoted for awhile coz in arguement with him for impossible logistics feats.....

[@Potatoskinman]

Rising storm with the asdfs brought me here too

[@alexandergomez4108]

Brings back memories..............I'm not WWII veteran but my greatgrandfather was he used to tell me stories and he d did sing this song a few times and once with his buddies during a reunion.....a very proud man he loved his country and his Emperor.....

[@robertmartin9677]

The Imperial Japanese Army and Navy along side with the German Army and Navy showed the World that Warriors fight not for Government but for Love of County and Family.!!!

[@EperogiLimousine]

I’m pretty sure Nazis, and Japanese we’re brainwashed to fight for their government

[@gustavodemira7416]

Japanese were once the greatest warriors the world had ever seen.. Much respect for their flawless and wonderful legacy. Best of wishes to the Japanese people!

[@Darkseh]

Flaminius Rufus Better armament, less experience with firearms and cannons on spanish side. Not really a victory... plus on a ship... against pirate ronin... pls stahp. That is like saying roman legion is shit cause it falls down to concentrated machine gun fire and artillery shelling.

[@Usmodlover]

Darksmrad Basically lol

[@Usmodlover]

Danb o Sod off you racist propaganda induced spaceman.

[@demondwilson706]

+Usmodlover Spaceman?

[@Usmodlover]

Illuminati 420Skeleton His profile picture, Mr. Spookian.

[@ashikabivang3741]

The Japanese put up a good fight. I respect them.

[@poganyharcos]

Respect Japan!I I love you Japan!From Hungary....

[@TheRealTakaoAoki]

Maybe not,

[@musicalbininja0356]

万歳！

[@Robloxfan1234eg]

unit 731, wait till you hear about that

[@PatroitSongChannel]

@@Robloxfan1234eg hungary really dont care about that, Because hungary part of japanese allies during ww2

[@MOBYL24]

Respect from France

[@mingjr2610]

Tenno' Heikka! Banzai!!

[@ursulaflores9343]

Ming JrEmperor Heika! Banzai!

[@rickaskew7940]

Ming Jr i.e.

[@adonissherlock]

BANZAI!

[@ВањаВеселиновић]

Banzai

[@tetrapack.mantovano]

Banzai!

[@tangrish]

Great song :) !!!!!! Best wishes from Bulgaria

[@scarboroughsongs6600]

When your German and understand the Vocals and the meaning of the song. And when you have friends who know how to sing Gunka and Gunkan for their fallen family who sered during the War.

[@wanderingsoul4104]

I find it interesting how the Japanese seemed to find a balance between Soviet operatics and Nazi carnival patriotism within their music during WW2. This song is a great illustration of this.

[@Karagai-yr1mb]

Не совсем понял

[@Karagai-yr1mb]

Ой извените

[@derfymen6537]

This video sparked my majior intrest in ww2 japan and I am now a reenactor for the pacific war.

[@edwardfleming5434]

I had absolutely NO interest in playing soldier after actually doing it for real.

[@derfymen6537]

@@edwardfleming5434 Ok

[@MichaDsaysHello]

tenno heika banzai!

[@kroywen4601]

Banzai! BanBanzai!

[@MichaDsaysHello]

Kroy Wen When Tōjō Hideki was sent to his execution after the Tokyo war tribunal, someone shouted the Banzai. Tōjō was said to have muttered: "Manzai? Did someone say Manzai?" (manzai: 'comedy') ;)

[@StoredMars]

Micha D Seemed like a good sport, eh?

[@MichaDsaysHello]

Logan Smith Well yeah, for a militaristic fascist de facto dictator condemned war criminal he was sportive enough. Although the general opinion was that with 'manzai' he referred to his court room testimony taking _all_ responsibility for the Pacific War - effectively saving emperor Hirohito's head and throne. For this patriotic truth bending he is remembered at the Yasukuni shrine.

[@StoredMars]

Micha D Eh, I'm sure life in Japan was fine, during the war. Her enemies, not so much, but then again they've fought like that from the Russo-Japanese war on down to the Samurai, right? It's nothing new, what they did in WW2, it just happened that they lost that war.

[@YoshiRider9000]

All soldiers are equally honorable no matter what government they are fighting under

[@0Namikun0]

***** In current context it seems as if you are trying to call all Japanese soldiers war criminals. Every army has war criminals and honorable men. Every country without exception.

[@YoshiRider9000]

***** Basically what An said, there are honorable and dishonorable soldiers in every army army and war. War criminals are dishonorable but you cannot group an entire nationality.

[@工藤諒-n2j]

yes,and grouping an entire nationality is called propaganda and ignorance

[@WelloBello]

Well said sir

[@Il_Sohva]

NO the actions make soldies Honorable! Some army is more honorable because of their actions!

[@DaBurgerToucher]

Play this on 2x speed and you feel like you are falling apart

[@Ike-c4g]

😂😂😂

[@mateobonete]

Rising storm Anyone?

[@nicknightwater2886]

XxroboinvadexX Welcome to my mind lol

[@kylelynch3092]

XxroboinvadexX Thats what brought me here

[@WarHasNoRules]

XxroboinvadexX That and MOW:AS2.

[@epicsgamingchannel7556]

Welcome to bedbananas haydenstar

[@tamiya008]

Epic'sgamingchannel what about bedbananas

[@MrJaedyn12]

Respect to all imperial Japanese soldiers. ニュージーラーンド

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

Loveee it ! Greetings from Romania :)

[@cdur5091]

This song was actually from the Russo-Japanese War, It just got popular again in ww2.

[@Karagai-yr1mb]

Спасибо. Как жаль что нам в школе так мало рассказывают о событиях русской японских войн. Хотя я живу во Владивостоке это рядом с Японией и мне интересна история края и то что в ней происходило.

[@natasyaellen3014]

2019?? BANZAI!

[@carlebon833]

They may be abhorred by my countrymen, but their fighting spirit and dedication for their cause made gawk out in awe. Dai Nippon Teikoku Banzai! With regards from the Philippines.

[@noyainyo]

photo of high ranking officer Japanese Army..........@ right side front row is General Yamashita.

[@noiambatman8259]

My great grandfather was there during japanese occupation and he is run to Indonesia when Mao rose to power and i dunno why i love japanese culture history and everything so much rather than chinese

[@robertmartin9677]

Oh how much do we now days need more Real Men who Love. Country and Family more than money.May God grant the World. a rebirth of Real Men.True Warriors who hold true DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR!!!

[@EducationalVideos11]

You fought hard and well. Greetings from former enemies U.S. We should be allies.

[@Il_Sohva]

Former Enemies? Nationalism equals Dies States Die!

[@gastroacid1971]

Japan was a pretty cool country back then.

[@homiecreeper1698]

My japanese friend's grandpa fought in the battle of Okinawa. And died there... his family couldnt even get his dead body back. They kept his letters that he used to send home. And yeah, he was a japanese pilot. (Never did kamikaze) he was on the usual way of air dogfights with his kawasaki and mitsubishi. Just explained u briefly... i remember my friend after listening to this beautiful heart touching song.

[@homiecreeper1698]

@習肉包子 ohh. Im sorry. I dont know japanese. Thanks for correcting me.

[@kadirozbek2228]

Japanese pronunciat 此處は御國を何百里 Koko wa o-kuni wo nanbyaku ri 離れて遠き滿洲の Hanarete tōki Manshū no 赤い夕陽に照らされて Akai yūhi ni terasarete 友は野末の石の下 Tomo wa nozue no ishi no shita 思へば悲し昨日まで Omoeba kanashi kinō made 真っ先驅けて突進し Massaki kakete tosshinshi 敵を散々懲らしたる Teki wo sanzan korashitaru 勇士は此處に眠れるか Yūshi wa koko ni nemureru ka 嗚呼戰の最中に Aa tatakai no saichū ni 鄰に居ったこの友の Tonari ni otta kono tomo no 俄にはたと倒れしを Niwaka ni hatato taoreshi wo 我は思はず驅け寄って Ware wa omowazu kakeyotte 軍律嚴しき中なれど Gunritsu kibishiki naka naredo 是が見捨てゝ置かれうか Kore ga misutete okaryō ka 「確りせよ」と抱き起し "Shikkari se yo" to dakiokoshi 假繃帶も彈丸の中 Karihōtai mo tama no naka 折から起る吶喊に Ori kara okoru tokkan ni 友は漸う顏上げて Tomo wa yōyō kao agete: 「御國の爲だ構はずに " O-kuni no tame da kamawazu ni 後れて呉れな」と目に涙 Okurete kure na" to me ni namida 後に心は殘れども Ato ni kokoro wa nokoredomo 殘しちやならぬ此の體 Nokoshicha naranu kono karada 「それぢや行くよ」と別れたが "Sore ja yuku yo" to wakareta ga 永の別れとなつたのか Naga no wakare to natta no ka 戰濟んで日が暮れて Tatakai sunde hi ga kurete 探しに戻る心では Sagashi ni modoru kokoro de wa どうぞ生きて居て呉れよ Dōzo ikite ite kure yo 物等言へと願ふたに Mononato ie to negōta ni 空しく冷えて魂は Munashiku hiete tamashii wa 故鄕へ歸つたポケットに Kuni e kaetta poketto ni 時計許りがコチコチと Tokei bakari ga kochikochi to 動いて居るも情無や Ugoite iru mo nasake naya 思へば去年船出して Omoeba kyonen funade shite 御國が見えず爲つた時 O-kuni ga miezu natta toki 玄界灘に手を握り Genkai-nada ni te wo nigiri 名を名乘つたが始めにて Na wo nanotta ga hajime ni te それより後は一本の Sore yori nochi wa ippon no 煙草も二人分けて喫み Tabako mo futari wakete nomi 着いた手紙も見せ合ふて Tsuita tegami mo miseōte 身の上話繰り返し Minouebanashi kurikaeshi 肩を抱いては口癖に Kata wo daite wa kuchiguse ni どうせ命はないものよ Dōse inochi wa naimono yo 死んだら骨を頼むぞと Shindara hone wo tanomu zo to 言い交はしたる二人仲 Iikawashitaru futari naka 思ひもよらず我一人 Omoi mo yorazu ware hitori 不思議に命永らへて Fushigi ni inochi nagaraete 赤い夕陽の滿洲に Akai yūhi no Manshū ni 友の塚穴掘らうとは Tomo no tsukaana horō to wa 隈無く晴れた月今宵 Kumanaku hareta tsuki koyoi 心染み染み筆執って Kokoro shimijimi fude totte 友の最期を細々と Tomo no saigo wo komagoma to 親御へ送る此の手紙 Oyago e okuru kono tegami 筆の運びは拙いが Fude no hakobi wa tsutanai ga 行燈の陰で親達の Andon no kage de oya-tachi no 讀まるゝ心思ひ遣り Yomaruru kokoro omoiyari 思はず落とす一雫 Omowazu otosu hitoshizuku

[@misc3741]

同志よ、 兄弟よ、なぜそんなにすぐに行かなければならないのですか？ 天があなたを入れてくれますように、そして私たちが幼い頃一緒に遊んだ桜の木のそばであなたが平和に暮らせますように。 私はあなたの精神を運び、あなたと一緒に皇帝のために死にます！ でも、あなたがいないと、まだ違う気がするよ、ブラザー...

[@Karagai-yr1mb]

Это перевод песни?

[@terrysenogles6221]

i play this when playing battlefield 1943

[@Byzantinepalantius]

The song was written either during the First Sino-Japanese war or the Russo-Japanese war, it is about a Japanese soldier stationed in Manchuria homesick for Japan but ready to fight and die for the emperor

[@XXTruthSeeker]

Damn i love this song so much im addicted to it lol,but i have no idea of what it says

[@_brayski]

BEAST

[@hazwaniwan6815]

true soldier never surrender...nippon banzai

[@adamcel6]

Rising storm with the asdfs brought me here as well

[@jamesquirk4999]

Great song 🎵 of warriors

[@ubersoldado]

FOR JAPANICAAAA!

[@OrcaKiller1996]

Respect from Thailand.

[@v-tag7even43]

The Japanese Imperial Army were the mightiest we've ever faced. If se would have invaded their mainland the war could have lasted another 3 years or more if the Soviets stayed out of it. I believe though that we wouldn't have beaten Japan on their land easily... we would have lost more than triple of the casualties that we truly faced during the second world war. I respect Japan highly since they went toe to toe with the most powerful country in the world and didn't back down.

[@amba74]

V-Tag 7even If you are speaking about the US then you are wrong. The USA did not have the most powerful army during ww2, Sure if you define powerful army by industry then you are right but if you are talking generally about army then USA was certanly not the most powerful army. That honor belongs to the germans that fought the whole world for 6 years

[@Salty_Amigo]

+Lord Walder Frey who do you think had the best army in wwii I say Germany

[@Mohatheking19]

+Lord Walder Frey my top 5 would be 1.german 2.japan .3 soviet union 4 and 5 . uk(including australia newzealand and india since they fought for them ) then comes the us - japan didnt fight the us on 1 vs 1 it was japan vs USA australia nz india and many other countries

[@thegallimimus3548]

+Mohatheking19 In strength, Germany. Dedication, Japan. Sheer size and number, USSR. Bravery, Japan, Canada, and UK. Will to fight, United States and Soviet Union.

[@aubreymoschberger8989]

There was actually a plan for the invasion of the Japanese homeland. I believe it was called Operation Olympic. It was abandoned in favor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima (Nagasaki was actually more of a test subject and to make it worse, Niigata was the original target) because had they gone through with Operation Olympic, many Americans AND Japanese (soldiers and civilians) would have died. But, it's also been proven that Hirohito was trying to get out of the war (telegraphs intercepted by Allied intelligence), but they had issues with Potsdam (which was a bit vague in what it wanted ; the concern was keeping the Emperor in his ceremonial role). Whether or not they had dropped the bombs, they were considering surrender if the USSR declared war on them (since many Russians wanted revenge for the Russo-Japanese War).

[@babyinuyasha]

WHERE THE HELL DO I FIND THE LRYICS?!

[@WelloBello]

The lyrics are actually pretty sad

[@AlexSDU]

Wello Bello Care to share with the rest of us? We would like to know and learn about the song too.

[@jesse324able1]

***** 此處は御國を何百里 Koko wa o-kuni wo nanbyaku ri 離れて遠き滿洲の Hanarete tōki Manshū no 赤い夕陽に照らされて Akai yūhi ni terasarete 友は野末の石の下 Tomo wa nozue no ishi no shita 思へば悲し昨日まで Omoeba kanashi kinō made 真っ先驅けて突進し Massaki kakete tosshinshi 敵を散々懲らしたる Teki wo sanzan korashitaru 勇士は此處に眠れるか Yūshi wa koko ni nemureru ka 嗚呼戰の最中に Aa tatakai no saichū ni 鄰に居ったこの友の Tonari ni otta kono tomo no 俄にはたと倒れしを Niwaka ni hatato taoreshi wo 我は思はず驅け寄って Ware wa omowazu kakeyotte 軍律嚴しき中なれど Gunritsu kibishiki naka naredo 是が見捨てゝ置かれうか Kore ga misutete okaryō ka 「確りせよ」と抱き起し "Shikkari se yo" to dakiokoshi 假繃帶も彈丸の中 Karihōtai mo tama no naka 折から起る吶喊に Ori kara okoru tokkan ni 友は漸う顏上げて Tomo wa yōyō kao agete: 「御國の爲だ構はずに " O-kuni no tame da kamawazu ni 後れて呉れな」と目に涙 Okurete kure na" to me ni namida 後に心は殘れども Ato ni kokoro wa nokoredomo 殘しちやならぬ此の體 Nokoshicha naranu kono karada 「それぢや行くよ」と別れたが "Sore ja yuku yo" to wakareta ga 永の別れとなつたのか Naga no wakare to natta no ka 戰濟んで日が暮れて Tatakai sunde hi ga kurete 探しに戻る心では Sagashi ni modoru kokoro de wa どうぞ生きて居て呉れよ Dōzo ikite ite kure yo 物等言へと願ふたに Mononato ie to negōta ni 空しく冷えて魂は Munashiku hiete tamashii wa 故鄕へ歸つたポケットに Kuni e kaetta poketto ni 時計許りがコチコチと Tokei bakari ga kochikochi to 動いて居るも情無や Ugoite iru mo nasake naya 思へば去年船出して Omoeba kyonen funade shite 御國が見えず爲つた時 O-kuni ga miezu natta toki 玄界灘に手を握り Genkai-nada ni te wo nigiri 名を名乘つたが始めにて Na wo nanotta ga hajime ni te それより後は一本の Sore yori nochi wa ippon no 煙草も二人分けて喫み Tabako mo futari wakete nomi 着いた手紙も見せ合ふて Tsuita tegami mo miseōte 身の上話繰り返し Minouebanashi kurikaeshi 肩を抱いては口癖に Kata wo daite wa kuchiguse ni どうせ命はないものよ Dōse inochi wa naimono yo 死んだら骨を頼むぞと Shindara hone wo tanomu zo to 言い交はしたる二人仲 Iikawashitaru futari naka 思ひもよらず我一人 Omoi mo yorazu ware hitori 不思議に命永らへて Fushigi ni inochi nagaraete 赤い夕陽の滿洲に Akai yūhi no Manshū ni 友の塚穴掘らうとは Tomo no tsukaana horō to wa 隈無く晴れた月今宵 Kumanaku hareta tsuki koyoi 心染み染み筆執って Kokoro shimijimi fude totte 友の最期を細々と Tomo no saigo wo komagoma to 親御へ送る此の手紙 Oyago e okuru kono tegami 筆の運びは拙いが Fude no hakobi wa tsutanai ga 行燈の陰で親達の Andon no kage de oya-tachi no 讀まるゝ心思ひ遣り Yomaruru kokoro omoiyari 思はず落とす一雫 Omowazu otosu hitoshizuku

[@AlexSDU]

jesse324able1 Thanks, mate. Much appreciate it.

[@jesse324able1]

***** np

[@rairenshimozuma4980]

Why does this say it’s a ww2 song? It was created after the Ruso Japanese war and it was banned in ww2 because of the war weariness elements it had

[@Oistopthat]

well never surrender

[@Shinesaeng-Ravie]

The sound so horror and cruel but however it's melody song 🌼❤🌼

[@oliverzurcher2241]

To advocate a New Order was to seek freedom and respect for peoples without prejudice, and to seek a stable basis for the existence all peoples, equally, and free of threats. Hideki Tojo

[@masterbison4601]

非常に良い！

[@marlon8191]

BAAAAANZAAAAAAAII

[@jaffetsr]

ほんとありがと"de verdad gracias"

[@watsonhun2017]

what happened with japan? i love japan, but wtf happened with that great country?

[@xiaoqixi6962]

Watson HUN it fcked with United States(by starting a war without declaration), then get bombed sht out(with atom bombs and regular bombs).

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoods531]

Watson HUN Then I'll die for my country Now: I'll die for my waifu

[@peterfox1380]

fuckin weebs and otakus ruined everything.

[@khalilllyeh2990]

This is my grandfather hell☠ 1943 in malaysia😢

[@az4037]

I don't even understand Japanese, but I can feel the empowerment and propaganda in this piece.

[@ThaatEpicKitten]

Adil Zafar it’d actually a soldier song about leaving dead comrade in Manchuria after a failed charge, it was banned for being too pessimistic but the officers allowed it

[@jacobmorales2353]

-How did those two bombs feel?- Lots of love japan.

[@Partizan125]

It's not as good as Soviet music but it is still something :) Respect from Russia

[@wackymikey1995]

agreed, I'm half japanese. and i think by far, soviet music, and nazi music, were the most moving.

[@StoredMars]

It would be better if they didn't use the same tune for every single one of their songs.

[@Partizan125]

Guilty Spark Nope, Russian.

[@StoredMars]

Aleksey Nevzorov lol I love you Russians.

[@kikeaguilar1695]

Aleksey Nevzorov not a nazi just someone who hates you and shitty russia thats all =D

[@xPanzerschreck]

Lol,i thought i was the only one who did this. :D Sometimes i even sing along when it is in the most epic fight

[@seba9509]

When Russia breaks peace negotiations.

[@Karagai-yr1mb]

Довайте не здесь?

[@randyfields9584]

Before anime openings

[@history1099]

Somebody should put this over the Pikachu marching video

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

This is the Japan before Anime, Nightcore, Highpitched voices, hentai, ecchi, Vtubers, etc. But with a little more war crimes.

[@sunshiro1714]

Iove

[@sweatshops2060]

Greetings from America ❤️

[@neyboo7704]

For Japanica!

[@siamwatchdog]

bansai bansai bansai

[@kaungkhantaye6318]

I guess this pic must be taken on the way to Imphal Kohima war front.

[@andrethegiant4063]

After hearing this song, i have the sudden urge to invade singapore

[@jackwhobuiltthehouse7424]

Great Japanese-Altaic army! Long live Japan! Respect from Turkey.

[@Cyan_Nightingale]

Wtf Turkey always claiming to be anyone's brothers. LOL.

[@Cyan_Nightingale]

Identity crisis much, Turk? You are not sure if you are Mongol, Turkic, Greek, or Arab

[@nimble9985]

34 Chinese dislike this song

[@trialectical2008]

It would be beatiful to see how japanese Soldiers won ww2. (My grandfathers dream :( )

[@bobmartin5808]

All Honor To The Great Warriors of Imperial Japan.BANZAI NIPPON

[@tyrantking92]

that just means surprise Japan...??

[@bobmartin5808]

My one desire is that only the true Warriors that have been in battle.Those that have seen their Brothers die on combat only those who have paid the price inBlood Sweat Tears should be Allowed to post comments about any true Warrior. If you have not been then do not say anything about men who have been the pits and lived to tell about what they have seen heard done while fighting for their lives and those of their Brothers. If you haven't then shut the Hell Up. You haven't earned the right to say anything about True Warriors.

[@WobbaFett9001]

+Ama Basan no banzai also means "long live" and it's also just kinda something good you say I guess?

[@tyrantking92]

+GlisteningKintamas dude I live in Japan, people say banzai like at a surprise birthday party. or to scare someone like jump from a corner 'BANZAI!'

[@tyrantking92]

+GlisteningKintamas banzai(Adjective) Thrill-seeking; wild. banzai(Interjection) A cry or cheer of enthusiasm, or to celebrate victory. Origin: 万歳 (a life of) ten thousand years. BTW I like your username

[@henry0359]

I side with only 2 countries in ww2. Finland and Japan

[@henry0359]

Lempsu Nice. Love that place.

[@Akirato]

me too this was a good song

[@名誉と愛国の]

すべての日本人の皆さんには、天皇のために戦った人たちに日本の帝国崇拝の信念がまだ残っています！🎌🇯🇵

[@arielruh7773]

Rest in peace

[@annabrandt7246]

☺

[@warhammer1012]

WAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@henrychinaski712]

Se parece a Roei No Uta.

[@agentorange153]

I don't see why it would be "too pessimistic", sounds plenty warlike enough to me.

[@Heiryuu]

agentorange153 because it's about leaving a comrade to die on the battlefield.

[@AdmiralOfGaming]

To those who are listening join the fight in Rising Storm 生のロング、皇帝

[@striker1689]

"Senuy" -Japanese song of ww2 .

[@chipilote]

Japan was and is a great country his people are strong and brave like the chilean poeple also are. Viva Chile Viva Japón

[@onkelmorra87]

Why was it prohibited during WW2? Bad for morale?

[@notme4982]

bedbananas

[@nathanolchanowski9549]

yep,me to

[@williamrumsey9178]

What is the name of the song the old man sings starting at 0:44 of kzbin.info/www/bejne/g52qqaqVfrysbbs

[@oiwolf88]

yea never surrender!

[@oiwolf88]

Eric Choi japanese are strong, but must stop being zionist muppets

[@oiwolf88]

Eric Choi im not from japan

[@SergeantKoki]

well actually if you shout banzai without anything it has a different meaning therefor it is no short version for tenno heika banzai

[@j.falcon7796]

Tenno Heika bassai!!

[@karimezekur6334]

My great grandfather is chinese who lived under japanese occupation and then i love these japanese

[@bubzyye3401]

This is the last song before leaving Germany and getting beaten into submission of freedom

[@jamesm267]

Was the song in fact banned during the Second World War? What is the source of this information?

[@hardstyler57]

Banzai!

[@05386330]

I grew up listening my father singing this song. His father, my grandfather, fought in the Japan-Russia war. I find the song sad, even thought I don't understand the lyrics.

[@anarchomurlocism8787]

i LOVE the Imperial Japanese Navy, Airforce, and just everything. if only they didnt brutally torture, murder, and rape innocent civilians

[@Luuk344]

Not only civilians they used GI's for bayonet practise and pretended to surrender to kill as many as possible.

[@anarchomurlocism8787]

+Luuk344 holy fuck. Tojo got what he deserved atleast

[@Luuk344]

Son of Anarchy True that

[@anarchomurlocism8787]

+Luuk344 I like Yamamoto tho, he was honorable

[@Ifanyoneme]

That's kinda just militaries in general. Sure, You can hone a entire army to the finest points and employ something acode to a code of honor, But given the chance some people will go apeshit with their power.