Miya-san, Miya-san - Japanese Boshin War Song

Miya San Miya San (My Lord, My Lord) is a Japanese march dating from the Boshin War and Meiji restoration in 1868. It is widely considered to have be the first western-style march ever made in Japan. The Prince referred to is Prince Arisugawa Taruhito, head of the Arisugawa branch of the Yamato Imperial Dynasty, and first head of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Boshin War.

[@Xanzx897]

I love this song I Watch it 2 times

[@frenchie-napoleon222]

BANZAI!

[@The_hidden-Life]

goes hard while playing as TSU in shogun 2

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🇧🇷🎌

[@PersianEmpire765]

wheres the bg Scenes from

[@bendsherman1984]

I honestly completely forgot, but they’re from I believe early 2000’s Japanese movies and TV series’s

[@PersianEmpire765]

Luckily about an hour after I commented that I found it and its from a 2003 or 2002 movie called When the last sword is drawn

[@The_hidden-Life]

"Sakuradamongai-no-hen" or either the last samurai

[@PersianEmpire765]

Yo thanks I been looking for so long lmao

[@The_hidden-Life]

@@PersianEmpire765 no worries man!