No F him. No sense to say respect someone who was ordering others to die, and jap soldiers are not respected either, they were attacking, but not protecting their homes. In China they were doing terrible things.
@@iuyfshfiey3105 I remember watching a doraemon episode when i was young and they played this song. Idk why but i really liked it and my father would play it to me all the time
@@lauren9536 The Yamato and Musashi were the biggest and most heavily armed battleships ever built. Because of this they were very very heavy, which meant their engines were very very thirsty for fuel. And thanks to the US navy submarine corps, by the time the two ships were finished, Japan had a fuel shortage. Not exactly a winning combo.
My grandma had to learned how to sing this song when the Japanese occupied Singapore and she told me that she had to sing this song everyday when she went to school
Because they had a purpose they felt fulfilled with their lives and were driven to serve Japan. Many people call them brutal criminals but they were just like everyone else fighting the war except they had a strong hold and unwavering control over their fear which allowed them to fight harder faster and more effectively than others.
Greetings from Germany (next time without Italy ;) ). I dont understand a word but the prussian influence on japanese military is clearly hearable in this song. I also like WoWs.
Bela canção militar, muito sonora e muito vibrante, tal como é o trabalho zeloso dos valentes homens do mar. Aos mesmo não cabe questionar as políticas exteriores de seus respectivos países. Cabe à esses destemidos combatentes, valorosas linhas de frente de quaisquer paises, o respeito, a admiração e a prece de cada um de nós! Que suas memórias sejam uma benção! NA VANGUARDA!,
I was truly a man of War
i agree
Yes
I agree
谁问你了
I play this music when I played World of Warships.
*The best moment of my life*
Same bro
@@el4cteo same
Same
This is really catchy
RESPECT TO ALL THE BRAVE SOULS WHO DIED IN WW-2 AND RESPECT TO SENSEI YAMAMOTO
No F him. No sense to say respect someone who was ordering others to die, and jap soldiers are not respected either, they were attacking, but not protecting their homes. In China they were doing terrible things.
Thank you young soldier, may you have the courage to continue the fight
@@admiralYamamoto_ BASED
Wtf is tgis comment japan was scummiest was one of the scummiest nations in ww2 they where with nazis
Peace to Isaroku Yamamoto: Marshal Admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy and Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Combined Fleet. 💐🏴💐⚓️🇯🇵⛩️💐🏴💐
how did you edit your comment but still spell his name wrong
いさろく
Hesoraku Yamamoto 🇯🇵🎌🎌
Isoroku Yamamoto
@@PaulEli_GamingYT正しい
I hope that if Japan starts rearming itself for the war it will play this when they get there first Aircraft Carrier to launch.
Warrr!!
This reminds me of my childhood
You. What.
@@toast2300 what
RELAX Y'ALL he might've meant he recalled watching Grave of the Fireflies 😭
@@iuyfshfiey3105 I remember watching a doraemon episode when i was young and they played this song. Idk why but i really liked it and my father would play it to me all the time
@@TimothyOng77 could you find the episode?
Tfw you build 2 of the worlds greatests battleships only to forget you need to fuel them
Wait what's the story behind this i just spit out my tea laughing
日本に足りないのは技術じゃない。燃料、原料だ。
@@lauren9536 The Yamato and Musashi were the biggest and most heavily armed battleships ever built.
Because of this they were very very heavy, which meant their engines were very very thirsty for fuel. And thanks to the US navy submarine corps, by the time the two ships were finished, Japan had a fuel shortage.
Not exactly a winning combo.
ah yes my childhood Japanese empire march song i was use this to my wolrd of warships in PC
My grandma had to learned how to sing this song when the Japanese occupied Singapore and she told me that she had to sing this song everyday when she went to school
That’s very interesting
ミャンマーの軍歌になったらしい
そのような命令をした日本軍兵士をお許しください。
多分東南アジアを解放してやったというため戦争に勝った後もマレーシアの皆々に歌って欲しかったんだと思います。
（悪魔で妄想です。）
Tenno Heika Banzai's
Japan that once brutally marched its military through south east asia may soon be called to save it from the red menace
Ngl I really respect the IJN for facing the Americans
You mean after 1942 because they had a nice fleet too.
The americans in the early 1940-1943
Were scared to face japanese bc of their power
@@carlosrivas1629 still respect them despite the odds they're gonna lose nonetheless
Japanese Empire 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵 Banzai's
hugs from brazil!
Respect the Eirei!
Why do they sound so happy
Because they had a purpose they felt fulfilled with their lives and were driven to serve Japan. Many people call them brutal criminals but they were just like everyone else fighting the war except they had a strong hold and unwavering control over their fear which allowed them to fight harder faster and more effectively than others.
Greetings from Germany (next time without Italy ;) ). I dont understand a word but the prussian influence on japanese military is clearly hearable in this song. I also like WoWs.
Вы хотите сделать то, что сейчас пытается сделать Россия? Это вообще не хорошо и ужасно.
Prussian
Im proud to be ijn bias
Bela canção militar, muito sonora e muito vibrante, tal como é o trabalho zeloso dos valentes homens do mar. Aos mesmo não cabe questionar as políticas exteriores de seus respectivos países.
Cabe à esses destemidos combatentes, valorosas linhas de frente de quaisquer paises, o respeito, a admiração e a prece de cada um de nós!
Que suas memórias sejam uma benção!
NA VANGUARDA!,
POV:you came here coz akagi is ur waifu at azur lane
No she isn’t but Atago is and Azur Lane is my favorite anime XD
@@cloakedmetalhead1950 lol what akagi was send me here i was in battle of Solomon
azur lane is ruined warships