SINO-JAPANESE WAR I EDIT

#japan #emporer #showa #hirohito #battotai #nichiren #shinto #tojo #nankinhobby #nanking #beijing #IJN #IJA

[@imperialraijin]

Crimes? I see no such thing. Only ordinary Soldiers serving the divine Emperor!

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Tbh, Iris Chang who in the first page of her fan fiction book already had 4 historical inaccurate statements is the "golden standard". Even if there would have been some, say, extensive measures, one has to remember it was against Republican Chinese people.

[@banzaienjoyer4993]

You're right!! 🙌🙌 Banzai

[@alucard197]

@@tatenokaienjoyer Hello brother. Thanks for the edit. Can you point out the 4 inaccurate statements ? Thanks !

[@antosia_hartmann9067]

Tenno Heika Banzai!

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

@@linc1494 Hahahha, I made the misstake of only reading your first couple of lines and put down a long reply. But you made many of my arguements for me. I agree with Matsui being a tragic person, since legitimate or not his view (he not only was atache or ''The China Expert'') put passionate about their culture. About his account, since I don't take a word from the Tokyo Conference seriosly (nobody does really) its not only his but written down by others. So that dicipline was gone and overly aggressive behaviour was showed is not in doubt. But this is all in hindsight. The Chinese were as brutal when given the chance, the Kwantung Army had made a huge road without sufficent nourichment etc. This is one thing, but what is most important is that Kuomintang engaged in total guerilla warfare. Ordinary citizens were made to dress up as Japanese soilders, normal people and then attack etc. Chang Kai Check's order was to keep the city at every cost. This would create paranoia in any military. The clue is in the sentence itself ''Rape of Nanking''. It was used in WW1 ''Rape of Belgium'' which was a massive propaganda stunt as well. Nota bene, the conception of Nanking as some holocaust was made much after the battle. And was created by the buthurt Chang Kai Check. The same dude who knowingly flooded the yellow river resulting in 800.000 civilian deaths ''fOr tHe gREaTer gOoD'' bitches about a battle he lost. The same dude who didn't want to co-operate and was a US puppet all his life. Another example about total bs is the notion of even aclaimed historians "Three Alls". Burn all, loot all, kill all. Off there is no record, but is taken as a collective truth. And even if it was, I mean. Its kinda a honest description of war... Not to mention the instances that wasn't even mentioned and was not about a war (because however horrible acts may be, in war there is different rules) like how the Entente treated and handled Greece in WW1, or India. And finally, yes. It was like that, they were liberators in a sense. Even tough ofc a great power wills to submit the weaker power. The pan-asian idea was welcomed. The total Anti-Chinese sentiment came later, when the Chinese were given all by the west. Chiang was happy to be a puppet, the people's of the old Qing Dynasty was obviously not. Wrote a very long answer nontheless haha.

[@jisatsushitai]

ビデオにありがとうございます。

[@banzaienjoyer4993]

This video surprised me. But it's really good. Keep it up Banzai. 🎌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

🙌🙌🙌🎌🎌🎌

[@daniellsmith5020]

This is so good keep up the edits especially the imperial japan edits!!!! 👍

[@italiandoomer1188]

Nice

[@JembutTerbakar]

MAY YOU LIVE FOR A THOUSAND YEARS

[@Kentin-wl6xl]

love everything you make

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

🤝

[@joeywheelerii9136]

You should do a video on Manchukuo. I wonder how different history would be if Japan got to develop it more.

[@teaadvice4996]

What is that?

[@theingeniousone5141]

​@teaadvice4996 manchukuo is the northwest part of China and home of the Manchus. Japan liberated it from bandit rule after the xinhai revolution and restored pu yield to the throne. It was a huge economic investment of Japan

[@teaadvice4996]

@@theingeniousone5141 yeah I still don't really understand. Are u from Japan

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

​The region of Manchuria is a part of modern day China, its above Korea. The Qing Dynasty among others was Manchu, and not Chinese. The manchus have a whole different language, culture, history etc.

[@Taksovia]

@@teaadvice4996Its a region of china

[@italianknight25]

Tenno Heika Banzai

[@user-nb2nm9un3z]

Banzaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@ingushkiy]

W JAPAN FROM CAUCASUS

[@Boconnor401.]

Ingushetia?

[@JeanCOHEZ]

❤❤❤❤

[@JeanCOHEZ]

❤❤❤❤ j'aime

[@hernn0]

Right now im going to have a test about this period of China, wish me luck

[@yonaka_kurai5]

should kept the entire video, it had a good beggining when it released. Only change title, since might cause problem.

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Yeah, got my final warning when it was published. Which makes one, well to say the least very aware. But personally fully agree. The first part creates the whole rythm of the video. So thanks for noticing and giving this feedback. Now I don't care that much, and will happily edit the begining back!

[@Indiangerman1222]

Why we are not part of the legend Empire 😊😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@rzan3318]

You were a british puppet lmao 😂😂

[@Debottro]

@@rzan3318ahah! No we aren’t have you heard of the Indian National Army or Netaji Subhash Chandra bose! They shattered like gems for India rather than living like roof tiles for the British. Best wishes from across the middle kingdom

[@rzan3318]

@@Debottro the INA was defeated and most soilders surrendered to the brits in 1945 while bose was killed in a crash. he accomplished noting during the war. The japs couldnt even set foot on British Raj.

[@ChannelFish279]

Remember ther hero's of... Azad Hind as well!

[@J.M.Wolfgang]

I don't speack japanese so in place of that I will use my native tongue Deutsch. Für Kaiser Hirohito und für der Vaterland Japan...🇩🇪🤝🇯🇵

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Für Deutschland und seinen Aufbruch!

[@J.M.Wolfgang]

@@tatenokaienjoyer Jawohl mein Kamerad 👍

[@urihun4534]

respect for japan its the only country who has the balls to use gas wafare in ww2💖🇯🇵

[@Kaydenlol450]

I fucking hate you

[@AlbeitBasilisk]

is unable to win a war agaisnt a broken and disunited nation, starts a war with a unified and industrialized nation oceans across

[@fkl770]

Yeah good edit. Will get back to you on my world veiw when i get access to my computer. What editing softwarw do you use is this prem pro?

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Its mixed, PP, Phantom, CC, etc. But video editing software does not matter at all. The first videos were IMovie Videos. Its about how creative one is etc.

[@Armored_Ariete]

100, 1,000, 1.000.000 what changes, we won?

[@henryhammerhead1508]

What do you think about the unit 731?

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Thats different from the propaganda and large exaggerations about their battles. Generals and prominent politicians didnt support or had large insight into it. Shirō Ishii's unstable strange personality is well recorded, for such a man to get (or rather take large freedoms) dictatorial powers on any unit is very unfortunate. He was everything BUT the ideal Japanesse (he wore dirty clothes, his sword wasnt fastened, very manipulative, lacked any discipline prone to outbursts, power maniac etc etc). But there as well, the Victors write the history. Shortly, for him to be given any power within the state aparatous was a big misstake. But then again, he wasnt given total authority but as above mentioned smartly navigated.

[@henryhammerhead1508]

@@tatenokaienjoyer so... Tojo didn't well know about the unit? The atrocities that the propaganda claim were really committed?

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

@@henryhammerhead1508 I think I answered that above. The thing is that people seem to think Japan's ''journey'' starts with Tojo. He has taken the form of a symbol for everything ''bad''. 731 was operating much before he was even a minor political player. Manchuria at the time was not integrated into Japan, which made way for both positives. Such as it til this day being the most advanced part of China. And negatives, such as people like not only Ishii but also Doihara obviously not fit for the task being given, and the central goverment or army (the army/goverment/''extremists''/navy dynamics) not having oversight. Just too ad: britts and every other country did similar stuff, don't mistake yourself on that. The whole thing about ''examining'' inmates started with the Boer war. As I wrote, the unit wasn't used as it should have been, it was abused, misused and is a stain on wartime Japan. 731, from my knowledge did become kinda messed up. If that answers your question. But I very much doubt the extent (Chinese and US have been known to fabricate much about IJA). But even if one buys into the Wikipedia article 100percent, it does not reflect Japanese policy at the time nor military or navy in any way.

[@byInventus]

@@tatenokaienjoyer Ishii saved Japan.

[@Debottro]

@@byInventusNo he didn’t. He ruined the legacy of Meiji tenno by doing pathetic experiments under the generous funding of the demonic Showa emperor.

[@Orth_Samurai]

Its scary to imagine the sheer bravery it took to actively invade a country in those times. You didn't know how many enemies there were, where they were all positioned, how many civilians would collaborate with them or become partisans, how fortified their defenses were, or if you'd even survive the first 5 minutes of combat. Even with modern weaponry battles can still take hours and hours. All you knew was that you and your fellow soldiers had to rely on each other no matter what, that even seemingly weak foes could never be underestimated, and that if you lost your country was going to be defenseless against the enemy's retribution.

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Today killing is simply work of machines. You don't know how many drones will drop bombs on you. Death itself loses its essence, its sacredness. Today there is more to be afraid of, because there exists no honorable and noble death. It isn't the enemy man that is stronger or smarter than you, its simply a button clicked on by some nerd hidden away. And yes, that is indeed so. I have read many books about the wars between 1800-1940s and that comradery is always there. In fact, in many cases (esp ww1) they say that the war was their best years because of the comradery. There was something pure, yes cruel but nonetheless human about that.

[@legm5298]

We making war edits now???💀

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Haven't we always? 💀

[@kith8848]

What is the general's name?

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

Iwane Matsui

[@user-ub5zf3zi1f]

あなたは日本人ですか？

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

部分的に

[@VincentivsFash]

Is yukio mishima a homosexual? i hear in some video i just ask

[@rachetforsic4442]

There's a good article about him detailing some criticisms. search up Substack Against Mishima: Optics in the Dissident Right. You can make up your mind after reading

[@alucard197]

​@@rachetforsic4442Read it. Well, the last few sentences , at least. That's all I needed for making my mind : the writer is a m*ron who likes his echo chamber. He is just triggered because he was asian, that's all. May he stay on his real level, which mean, ranting about Gundam.

[@dunepepe6199]

There's no objective evidence of it, besides what his political opponents said after his death.

[@rachetforsic4442]

@@alucard197 That's not true at all lol, I know the substack's owner and he's pro Imperial Japan. Also he didn't write the article itself, he shared it from another author.

[@faust8218]

Yes.

[@comrade_commissar3794]

The music is pretty mid

[@tatenokaienjoyer]

The human noises brings it down a bit for me, otherwise it gives off that Dec 37 nostalgia vibe