Japanese History Lecture (Yayoi Period) ~THE APPEARANCE OF QUEEN~ | 日本史

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @TakoAkiJapanese
    @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад +5

    Why do you think religious power can have an influence on politics?

    • @cleoharper1842
      @cleoharper1842 3 года назад

      I'm assuming because religious practices have traditionally kept the peace by modifying behaviors on an individual level, while politics have been more or less about economical growth at the community level. Not enough religion and there was rampant crime; the wrong kind of political action, and the individual became the mob. However, the influence of religion helped keep down the revolts of the less-educated masses. In my opinion of course. I'd like to hear your answer. That being said...
      Thanks so much for all your hard work! I really enjoyed this. You don't need to add English subtitles; I could understand you perfectly well. Admittedly I had to watch most of it twice because you're so adorable it's distracting!! XD Also every time you said "Kinki" I had to giggle (same meaning as hentai in English). Keep up the good work! Liked, subbed & all the rest.

  • @jonatasmendonca2079
    @jonatasmendonca2079 4 года назад +3

    I'm amazed by knowing more about the wonderful Japanese culture and history day by day... greetings from Brasil!!

    • @TakoAkiJapanese
      @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for the comment!! I'm planning to make more vids of Japanese history!! Look
      forward to them!!

  • @victorianougues4758
    @victorianougues4758 4 года назад +2

    Thank you very much, really interesting! I'm currently working on upgrading my basic knowledge, and I love learning about Japan's history...

    • @TakoAkiJapanese
      @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад

      That's good!! I'll make more vids about Japanese history!! Look forward to them!!

  • @venus1051
    @venus1051 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for such an informative video!!! 💕💕

  • @jmac217x
    @jmac217x 4 года назад +2

    Japanese History is the most fascinating! Thanks for going over this. Also be sure to check out Sengoku Daimyo's Chronicles of Japan podcast!

    • @TakoAkiJapanese
      @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад +2

      Thank you!!😆Oh, I didn't know that podcast!! I'll check it out!! Thanks for telling!!🤩

  • @gon-chanlaura5155
    @gon-chanlaura5155 4 года назад +1

    That pot at 0:58 was mad offended 😂 Great video yo! I see improvement and more collected information than last time ✨ お疲れ様です!🎵

    • @TakoAkiJapanese
      @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад

      Hell Yeah 😂It must be mad at me😂I try to keep improving!! ありがとう、ゴンちゃん!!

  • @chrisfield555
    @chrisfield555 3 года назад

    歴史の先生皆んなこんなにかっこいいといいのにな

  • @noorur
    @noorur 2 года назад

    You mention rice farming was imported into Japan, but you didn't mention it was the people from that migrated from the Korean peninsula & China that were the Yayoi people, and with them they bought along lots of innovations which was new to the Japanese, rice farming is one of them

  • @bhlasvegas990
    @bhlasvegas990 3 года назад

    Korean rice farmers came to Japan and settled the land. Jomon = Ainu. Yayoi = Korean settlers.

  • @embruu1
    @embruu1 4 года назад +1

    thank you so much im doing a school paper on european influence on japanese isolationism, would be very helpful if you can give me some papers/books to look at or even make a video about it if you feel inspired. Thanks in advance :D :D :D

    • @TakoAkiJapanese
      @TakoAkiJapanese  4 года назад

      Thank you for the comment!! And, yes!! I try to make more vids about Japanese History!! Look forward to them!!

  • @dherawitwirojwiriyakul160
    @dherawitwirojwiriyakul160 3 года назад

    面白いお話なんですが、簡単な日本語のバージョンも欲しいです。よろしくお願いいたします。

  • @Axadn
    @Axadn 3 года назад

    ビギーっていったい何なんですか?そしてその顔は?何か変態みたい…
    タコアキさんは面白いやつですね。

  • @triwibowosutedjo6178
    @triwibowosutedjo6178 3 года назад

    Yayoi Mixed Austronesia , Appereance like what ?
    Original Yayoi is Face Oval ??

  • @AntiManlet-pp2fk
    @AntiManlet-pp2fk Год назад

    There is a connection between the yayoi people and the ancient yangtze river civilization, based on the spread of wet rice agriculture and o1b2 y-DNA

  • @broccolinyu911
    @broccolinyu911 4 года назад

    Gotta say, you've got some good English. Are you Japanese?