Takeo Ishi honoured the traditions of Southern Germany and gained the respect of many millions of us Germans for his skills. He brought giant honour to the Japanese Empire.
IT IS A BIG FREAK ! ! ! They are not real Germans !!! BAYERN is a German state, but they have their own rules and laws. Your German dialect sounds like that of grunting animals! ! !
Such a baby Takeo! I don't even speak Japanese I'm not Bavarian either but I'm super curious about Takeo. It's such a fantastic story. I wish I could understand the documentary though. I like the premise of this program about Japanese people abroad, too.
I had written this under a comment that asked about a translation. There you go: This program is from circa 1993. It starts with a research on "famous Japanese people abroad", first in US, (where Bruce Lee and Mao Zedong were also thought to be Japanese as per the research results) then in Germany. In Germany, they found that a Japanese person unknown in Japan is famous in Germany (who is Takeo Ischi himself), and it took their attention. They found him afterwards. He was born right after WW2, and at school he was a really shy kid and by the time he started high school, he entered the school choir to brush up his social skills. This was where he met yodeling and fascinated by it. He had a hard time practicing, his family would be angry at him for "wailing", so he would cover up his yodeling practice with a vacuum cleaner. At the end of the school, where the school chorus had this end of the school year show, he shined with his yodeling. After high school, he started university but dropped out, working in his father's factory, but he was determined to dedicate his life to yodeling, so he went to Germany, telling his father he'll be studying engineering (or something like that). He first had a hard time making himself heard, he even changed to a diet of sausages and beer, thinking maybe he'd be sounding more German. At this restaurant he was working at, he had a chance for a short gig, first met with cold stares from the German audience, but after hearing his yodeling, they appreciate his efforts and so it begins. He has a career there, marries an Austrian woman, has 2 kids. He also plays Alpine horn, but even if he's completely absorbed the German lifestyle, he does remember his roots, starts his live shows with the song known abroad by the name "Sukiyaki", (originally "Ue o muite arukou"- Let's walk facing up, a 1963 Kyu Sakamoto piece that was the first Japanese song to be on Billboard charts.) After that he is called into the studio and he explains technicalities of yodeling to Sanma Akashiya (the guy with the too big suit, a famous comedian in Japan), and Takeshi Kitano (the guy with the weird clothes and the plastic mallet. He's actually THAT Takeshi Kitano, he was originally a comedian before taking up directing serious movies)
This program is from circa 1993. It starts with a research on "famous Japanese people abroad", first in US, (where Bruce Lee and Mao Zedong were also thought to be Japanese as per the research results) then in Germany. In Germany, they found that a Japanese person unknown in Japan is famous in Germany (who is Takeo Ischi himself), and it took their attention. They found him afterwards. He was born right after WW2, and at school he was a really shy kid and by the time he started high school, he entered the school choir to brush up his social skills. This was where he met yodeling and fascinated by it. He had a hard time practicing, his family would be angry at him for "wailing", so he would cover up his yodeling practice with a vacuum cleaner. At the end of the school, where the school chorus had this end of the school year show, he shined with his yodeling. After high school, he started university but dropped out, working in his father's factory, but he was determined to dedicate his life to yodeling, so he went to Germany, telling his father he'll be studying engineering (or something like that). He first had a hard time making himself heard, he even changed to a diet of sausages and beer, thinking maybe he'd be sounding more German. At this restaurant he was working at, he had a chance for a short gig, first met with cold stares from the German audience, but after hearing his yodeling, they appreciate his efforts and so it begins. He has a career there, marries an Austrian woman, has 2 kids. He also plays Alpine horn, but even if he's completely absorbed the German lifestyle, he does remember his roots, starts his live shows with the song known abroad by the name "Sukiyaki", (originally "Ue o muite arukou"- Let's wlk facing up, a 1963 Kyu Sakamoto piece that was the first Japanese song to be on Billboard charts.) After that he is called into the studio and he explains technicalities of yodeling to Sanma Akashiya (the guy with the too big suit, a famous comedian in Japan), and Takeshi Kitano (the guy with the weird clothes and the plastic mallet. He's actually THAT Takeshi Kitano, he was originally a comedian before taking up directing serious movies)
以前このＴＶ見ましたわ、実はウクライナの娘のヨーデル聴いて、ヨーデルおじさん思い出し聴きたくなりました。
石井さんとても素晴らしいですわ
なぜここに日本人が とゆう番組だったかは覚えてないですが
最近テレビで知ってからニワトリの歌がどハマりでずっと聴いてます
素敵な歌声ですね
さちこ
地球征服するなんて
ではないでしょうか？
チキンヨーデルですよね
ほんとうにすごい人。またテレビで紹介してくれないかなあ。
コレが見たくて探したら1発で見つけられました！ありがとうございます。
良い時代。ヨーデル最高。
こういう何回も見たくなるTV番組がなくなったな
もう３０年くらい経つのではないかと思いますが、まさにこの映像が見たくてググりました。 たった１度見ただけで３０年経っても忘れぬ強烈なインパクト。 プロってすごい。（タケシ・さんまの盛り上げも）
今は海外でチキンアタックの人として有名になっていますね
Sehr interessante private Einblicke und ein toller Auftritt mit dem Original Bibihendl Song! So kann man den ESC 2025 gewinnen! ❤
すげえなこの人
鶏の鳴き声まで石井さんが出してるんですね
楽器か何かだと思ってた
There he was just yodeling in the middle of Marienplatz! My god, I wish I could see something like that there these days.
He also masters the German language at a level that is hard to reach for non-Germans.
Jo mei
@@herzogwerner7311 ja freilich!
@@AMLCOrey Ja jetzt überteibste.🤣
Wobei man es auch merkt....😆😅
この人もすごいけどフランツ・ラングのヨーデルも感動する
この番組何回かシリーズ化してやってましたね。毎回録画してみてたなぁ。
河童沼の老人、ネーポンを売る妖しい老婆、八尾のエジソンなど、個性あふれる偉人伝説
懐かしい！これリアルタイムで観たよ！
耳が気持ちいい
グッドマーク１つじゃ足りないほど素晴らしい
チキンアタックから。めっちゃ若い！
石井さん素晴らしい。
世界のヨーデルの神様ですね。
昔のバラエティも面白いなw
I like how I don't speak Japanese but i somehow can understand everything
Takeo Ishi honoured the traditions of Southern Germany and gained the respect of many millions of us Germans for his skills. He brought giant honour to the Japanese Empire.
Japanese Empire doesn't exist since 3. Mai 1947.
IT IS A BIG FREAK ! ! !
They are not real Germans !!! BAYERN is a German state, but they have their own rules and laws. Your German dialect sounds like that of grunting animals! ! !
@@VIKING-1967animal😂 however animals are richer
4:50
神の声だ
Takeo Ischi and Takeshi Kitano in one show? It's like a Marvel-DC crossover!!
Chicken attack brought me to here.
Will Y. Mori an incredible story
Me too!
Me too
Will Y. Mori same!!
Chicken attack brought everyone here.
いや～！素晴らしい！実に素晴らしいです！
わたし、この人テレビで観て探してた。石原さんって覚えていて、中々見つからなかったけど、北川桜さんのヨーデルから来たら見つかった。イシイさんだったのね。
この番組でアルペン踊りが実在すると知った
Fantastic, what a good singer .
bibi hendl大好き
Such a baby Takeo! I don't even speak Japanese I'm not Bavarian either but I'm super curious about Takeo. It's such a fantastic story. I wish I could understand the documentary though. I like the premise of this program about Japanese people abroad, too.
I had written this under a comment that asked about a translation. There you go:
This program is from circa 1993. It starts with a research on "famous Japanese people abroad", first in US, (where Bruce Lee and Mao Zedong were also thought to be Japanese as per the research results) then in Germany. In Germany, they found that a Japanese person unknown in Japan is famous in Germany (who is Takeo Ischi himself), and it took their attention. They found him afterwards. He was born right after WW2, and at school he was a really shy kid and by the time he started high school, he entered the school choir to brush up his social skills. This was where he met yodeling and fascinated by it. He had a hard time practicing, his family would be angry at him for "wailing", so he would cover up his yodeling practice with a vacuum cleaner. At the end of the school, where the school chorus had this end of the school year show, he shined with his yodeling. After high school, he started university but dropped out, working in his father's factory, but he was determined to dedicate his life to yodeling, so he went to Germany, telling his father he'll be studying engineering (or something like that). He first had a hard time making himself heard, he even changed to a diet of sausages and beer, thinking maybe he'd be sounding more German. At this restaurant he was working at, he had a chance for a short gig, first met with cold stares from the German audience, but after hearing his yodeling, they appreciate his efforts and so it begins. He has a career there, marries an Austrian woman, has 2 kids. He also plays Alpine horn, but even if he's completely absorbed the German lifestyle, he does remember his roots, starts his live shows with the song known abroad by the name "Sukiyaki", (originally "Ue o muite arukou"- Let's walk facing up, a 1963 Kyu Sakamoto piece that was the first Japanese song to be on Billboard charts.) After that he is called into the studio and he explains technicalities of yodeling to Sanma Akashiya (the guy with the too big suit, a famous comedian in Japan), and Takeshi Kitano (the guy with the weird clothes and the plastic mallet. He's actually THAT Takeshi Kitano, he was originally a comedian before taking up directing serious movies)
@@yorgunsamuray you're the best 💕made my day
An example of a perfectly integrated immigrant.
我突然觉得投胎这种事情是真的有可能的，只不过德国某个Jodel大师投胎到日本有点远，但或许他就是那千万万分之一呢！佩服佩服，大师级！
声量すごいなー。
what a legend
Heimat Melodie ヘイマトメロディーじゃなくって、ハイマートメロディー（故郷のメロディー）です。
ヘイマトだとどういう意味になるんですか？
あらほんと 発音の問題だけだと思いますよ
Lioma そうなんですか、ありがとうございます。
石井さんが日本語を話してる貴重な映像
ちょっと見た目が声優の坂口大助さんぽいんだよなあ
声に関してはこのひとの歌声のときが阪口さんの話し声に似てるかも
I've never seen a more german German in my life
石井さんもこんな馬鹿番組に付き合わされて大変だったと思う。
この人はホントに鶏に取り憑かれてるなあ(笑)
ヨーデルにも色々種類はありますけど、石井さんはチキンヨーデルですね♪と、いつも思ってます☺️
Ich als deutscher bin sehr verwundert, was ich sehend war
aber Takeo ist toll
Takeo Ischi!!
When they said Takeo Ischi i put it on subtitle and it said "Takeya Delicious"
0:40 his face look like Pewdiepie's
That guys suit is 500 sizes too big.
true
Takeo aus Tokio jodelt wie ein richtig Alpler. 本場のアルプスの男のように東京のタケオがヨーデルを奏でる。
サンマさんわっか！笑笑
0:11
I could see the Twins Tower
5:11「本場でヨーデル」がファーストシングル
さんまのスーツ凄いダブついてるけど昔はこれが流行りだったのか
スーツの細身が流行りなのは割と最近
@@ラーメンマン〆
＞スーツの細身が流行りなのは割と最近
それはさすがに嘘だよ。
この90年代前半のピンポイントでなぜか流行った。
それ以外の時代は「だぶついてるスーツ＝吊るしの安物」だった。
世界超偉人伝説だね
Lowkey thought this was some vaporwave mini mix
コメントやギャグに字幕をつけるようになったのはこの番組が最初なんだよ。
no entiendo nada, pero me imagino de lo que habla!!!
I'll learn japanese and i'll return to understand
Zekromlc u back?
Return you must. LOL!
@@Dtt4 he stopped after 1 week
What' the name of the song he's singing at 6:55?
also want to know
ruclips.net/video/2u5x-qko4Uw/видео.html Ue Wo Muite Arukou (上を向いて歩こう)
Ahh thx *-*
Niina S.K sukiyaki
ヨーデル食べ放題を歌っているのも見たい
あれはヨーデルじゃなくて裏声だしてるだけだろwwww
@@ばるばろ-c6u本物のヨーデラーバージョンも見てみたい
Song? @1:10
たけしは石井さんに目さえも合わせてない。
ゲストでよんでる人に目も合わせられない小心者。非常識。
Yodeling of peace justice and wisdom 😅
Kann jemand nen deutschen Untertitel machen?
video übersetzen lassen über youtube. Die Übersetzung passt zwar nur zu ca. 60 %, aber ich finde man kann es einigermaßen verstehen.
良い一日。番組名と司会者は何ですか？ありがとう、私は日本語がわかりません（翻訳機を使用しています）。
神のお恵みがありますように。
ヒスパニック系アメリカ人からこんにちは、アルゼンチンからこんにちは.
❤
顔もいけてる
天本英世おじいさんだ
11:20
みんな若い
Bibi hendle brought me here
I want eng sub
There’s is an auto translate then switch to english
oh, could somone translate this. It would have ment so much for so many Takeo fans
This program is from circa 1993. It starts with a research on "famous Japanese people abroad", first in US, (where Bruce Lee and Mao Zedong were also thought to be Japanese as per the research results) then in Germany. In Germany, they found that a Japanese person unknown in Japan is famous in Germany (who is Takeo Ischi himself), and it took their attention. They found him afterwards. He was born right after WW2, and at school he was a really shy kid and by the time he started high school, he entered the school choir to brush up his social skills. This was where he met yodeling and fascinated by it. He had a hard time practicing, his family would be angry at him for "wailing", so he would cover up his yodeling practice with a vacuum cleaner. At the end of the school, where the school chorus had this end of the school year show, he shined with his yodeling. After high school, he started university but dropped out, working in his father's factory, but he was determined to dedicate his life to yodeling, so he went to Germany, telling his father he'll be studying engineering (or something like that). He first had a hard time making himself heard, he even changed to a diet of sausages and beer, thinking maybe he'd be sounding more German. At this restaurant he was working at, he had a chance for a short gig, first met with cold stares from the German audience, but after hearing his yodeling, they appreciate his efforts and so it begins. He has a career there, marries an Austrian woman, has 2 kids. He also plays Alpine horn, but even if he's completely absorbed the German lifestyle, he does remember his roots, starts his live shows with the song known abroad by the name "Sukiyaki", (originally "Ue o muite arukou"- Let's wlk facing up, a 1963 Kyu Sakamoto piece that was the first Japanese song to be on Billboard charts.) After that he is called into the studio and he explains technicalities of yodeling to Sanma Akashiya (the guy with the too big suit, a famous comedian in Japan), and Takeshi Kitano (the guy with the weird clothes and the plastic mallet. He's actually THAT Takeshi Kitano, he was originally a comedian before taking up directing serious movies)
@@yorgunsamuray Finally a good translation/summary of this clip. Thx m8.👍🏻
RIP World Trade Center September 11, 2001
これなんて番組かわかる人教えて下さい！
今生きていたら喜寿か。
城達也さんだ！
ジェットストリーム
Takeo
Freundlicher Takeo Bua
Ischi is boarischa ols I 😂 hot sich den legendnstatus definitiv vadient
この声、城達也さん…？
0:40
This was Trevor Phillips when he wasn't yet a sociopath.
あんな声よー出るわ
かなり話が短縮されていますね。ruclips.net/video/aXNWTUnID5E/видео.html
Des is mei Höd!
本場ドイツって言ってるけど、そもそもヨーデルはドイツの民謡ではないんだが。まあ、ドイツでも人気があるのは確かだけど。
那个标题什么意思：坛说在日文什么意思
加藤諒。。。
Wut!?
Da Faq...
毛泽东哈哈哈
毛爷爷XD
也是醉了😂😂😂