I also respect you pple the Brazilians, when I was in Brazil, people helped me a lot. Very friendly people and I love Brazilians a lot. Best wishes from Tokyo, Japan. May God Bless all pple in Brazil.
@@urashimahanaco I like Japanese language very much, nihongo o sukoshi dekimasu. I am a Brazilian lost in France who would love to work in Japan, i like also Osaka dialect, kansaiben. Excuse me my ignorance, but is Hanako a woman`s name, right?
@@metalnordeste8998 Olá, tudo bem? eu também gosto de falar em português... (^.^)／ agora você mora na França? eu estudei francês quando eu estava estudante mas agora esqueceu tudo! meu nome é nome da mulher mas não é meu nome verdade. Meu nome verdade é Mary にほんご、すこしわかりますか？（nihongo wa sukoshi wakarimasuka?） Nihongo wo benkyo shimashitaka?
@@urashimahanaco Oi Mary , domo arigato pela resposta. Hai, nihongo o sukoshi wakarimas. Nihongo o jibun de benkyo shimas. Assisto muitos videos em japones e filmes de vez em quando com legendas em ingles. Sim, morona França em Rennes na regiao da Bretagne/Bretanha. Parabéns pelo teu portugues. De que regiao do Japao vc é? Sou pernambucano, Pernambuco é um estado do Nordeste.
@@metalnordeste8998 Pernambuco... (^^)v que legal！ eu conheço PE, fiquei em Recife algumas tempos, também em Salvador Bahia, fiquei lá muito tempo!! ah... eu tenho muitos saudades do Brasil especialmente Nordeste do Brasil Na França eu fiquei em Nice mais ou menos 6 meses para estudar francês mas era muito tempo atrais.
I was there working in Japan at the time, it was heart broken to see a lot of Japanese that in general hold feelings inside, crying like little kids by my side, screaming on their knees. And this video shows EXACTLY how it was in Japan at that day and how important was Senna to then. Thank you Japan!!! Greetings from Brazil!
It's truly amazing to see Japanese reporters crying in front of the cameras to announce Senna's death, not even Brazilian reporters did such thing. That just shows how much love and respect they have for Senna, the greatest of all time.
Japanese are very honored and emotional people so it is no wonder they were crying. Even though, it is absolutely devestating to see them in such conditions.
Senna’s relationship with the Japanese was something else. There’s this adoring revering attitude towards the idol and the idol’s immense respect and love towards the Japanese people and coworkers. And there’s also this massive culture shock of a handsome godlike idol that was all hugs, kisses, laughter and emotions, as a good Brazilian, against the shy but adoring Japanese, and also his immense respect and love that amounted sometimes to him tearing up for love for his fans and his Honda team. Such love all around. Senna lives.
The fact that the reporters cried on camera is very significant. I remember that even during the massive earthquake and tsunami of 2011, Japanese reporters somehow managed not to show emotion during broadcast, so this is a pretty rare tribute and it goes to show just how beloved Senna was.
I'm brazilian, and I always have a incredible respect and admiration to you, the japanese people. Even more respect seeing the love you have to the brazilian greatest man of all times, the only Ayrton Senna. Thank you Senna. Thank you people of Japan.
My dad cried back in 94, I was 5 years old then and didnt understand why he cried. Now I wish I was old enough to have enjoyed all the 80s and 90s racing.
The last hero we had here in Brazil. I was 10 yo when he died and now, 20 years later, I cry when I watch videos like this. Thank you Japan. Thank you all that respect our National Hero Ayrton Senna.
Senna was the greatest racing driver of all time. A humanitarian, tactical genius, God given ability to push the machine and human abilities to their limits.
Billy Bishop Senna is, by far, the greatest driver of all time and Schumacher is third or fourth greatest even though he was quicker and more consistent than his rivals like Hill, Villeneuve, Irvine and Barrichello(Not Hakkinen).
@Jonata Nkaloupis There are racist pple in every nation. Every nation got so-called "right wingers" and Japan is not exception. Japan got lots of conflict with China and many Chinese pple hate us mainly because of the historical reason but I dont think it's fair to count on us, the post-war generation. I really hope that WW2 will end for those people who is still holding in grudge.
Globo TV (Brazilian broadcaster) had a team on the circuit, but they made no footage with them. All the announcements for Brazil TV were made either through phone or through super professional reporters who could narrate the world ending without losing their minds or breaking into tears. The main crew who did race coverage for Globo was very close to Ayrton and his family, close as in true friends who hang out together all the time. AFAIK they went immediately to the hospital once the race was over. Gerard Berger, also good friends with Ayrton & this TV crew gave them a ride on his helicopter, so they were probably too devastated to go on camera. That would also go against the network's policy, which is known to be too restrict.
Japanese don't cry easy - this shows just how HUUUGE Senna was. No other driver's death would have gotten more than a "shouganai" (ie "that's life") - but the Japanese recognized something superhuman in the mighty Senna. He was a demigod because of his samurai qualities - TOTAL commitment to peak performance despite the risks of pushing so damn hard - as James Hunt once said with obvious admiration "Senna - he races so hard - he really is the master of them all."
sou brasileiro apaixonado por f1, e lembro do dia 1 de maio de 1994 como se fosse hoje. minha família se reunia todos os domingos para ver ayrton vencer mais uma de forma brilhante. cada vez que vejo videos sobre ele choro de tanta saudades de um piloto genial. saudades de voce eterno senna
I don't think people quite understand how loved Ayrton was in Japan. The man who put Honda, who put us, on the brightest stage. RIP Ayrton, you are still missed
People from Japan loved Senna. Ayrton had a special feeling for Japan not only for Honda engines, but for their emotionality. I remember how Ayrton cried when he said goodbye to Honda in 92'. That's why I have personally special places for Japanese people.
Yes he cried at the news of Honda's withdrawal.and he was waiting for comeback.then… Honda's team cried that if they had been there not putting him to death. what a love and bond😭 love Senna
This shows the great level of respect and love they had for Senna. The people of Japan loved him a lot more as these people saw the beauty in his character and his love for them Ayrton Senna is wept long after a brief meeting with Late Mr. Soichiro Honda due to the great respect, admiration and love he had for him. He was in awe and admiration of meeting such a man and the same man who admired him passed 3 years later. Ayrton lives inside us all as a characteristic and emotion. His driving power will remain as the greatest and untouchable genius.
I am American, but I was born in Japan. Since a young age I have had a special respect and admiration for the people of Brazil, and it began with my hero, Ayrton Senna. He was the greatest who ever lived.
25 Years and I still cant watch anything about Senna without pain and tears in my eyes. I remember cleary me and my mother watching the tragic scene, i remember all my school in tears watching his funeral on TV... Senna was one of the few prouds for Brazilians and we lost him so soon. But seeing he was a beloved person for people around the world makes me feel happy that Senna could show Brazilians could be more.
This is very raw, very moving footage. Bless those Japanese men. They must of really loved him. Not hard really. Senna was so honest, so skilled and dedicated to his sport, but also an absolute icon for Brazil and a beautiful humbled soul. He gave his spare time to his beloved family, and also gave generously to charities. rip beautiful man. Still hurts deep down, wish it never happened.🙁
Japanese people's favorite racer(2023) 1 Senna- 2215 votes 2 Schumacher- 668 votes 3 Suzuki Aguri-600 votes This is an online survey conducted in 2023. Senna is still overwhelmingly popular in Japan, more so than their home country racer Suzuki. If this survey had been conducted in the 1990s, the difference would have been even more overwhelming
Senna fué un angel... Más allá de la función que tenía como piloto, su personalidad y manera de ser fué lo más valioso que nos dejó. Su nobleza y humildad trascendieron sobre todo lo conocido.
Watching this stirs very sad emotions even after so many years since Ayrton was killed. Im sure we all wish he were still with us as he would have gone on to produce more magic behind the wheel and would have been a great ambassador to the sport after retiring. Its fantastic what he did in creating the Senna Foundation with the help of others and that his family still run today in an effort to help the children of Brazil.
Even now, 24 years later, I am in tears watching this. It was a day I will never forget, watching your hero die on TV. I still struggle with it. I was 27 then, and 51 now, but I remember it as if it was yesterday.
I was 16 back then i had just an second hand CRT television. and it was almost If your witnessing a disaster of nature feeling Some kind of “spacetime moment” and still.... what would F1 be today If that accident didn’t happen...........
As a brazilian, i have no doubt that Japan love for Senna was bigger. We are from a corrupted country where being dishonest somehow is glorified by most people. Then comes Senna, who was born in a rich family, that already was an issue for some, as if he didnt fight his way untill the top and just bought a freepass. The thing is, to this day we have people putting his legacy in the mud. Journalists, even pilots who worked with him. This man, Ayrton Senna, deserves all the love in the world, for all his achievements in life and after, to this day he helps children with his institute. Im glad that at least Japan send its love, the pure and meaningful love to Senna.
I'm Italian and i want only to say that i respcet very much Japan and Japanese People. Ayrton, i'm sure, was happy and proud to worked with them. Arigato!
Sou brasileiro e amo minha terra e minha nação. E amo o Japão, meu sonho é conhecer as maravilhas da natureza do Japão, os costumes do povo japonês e o imperador. Sei que é um sonho e que isso nunca aconteça. Seria muito bom estar com minha família diante da família real japonesa. Seria uma emoção sem igual visitar o Memorial das bombas atômicas. E quanto a Senna? Senna está vivo em cada carro japonês, em cada grito dos motores das motocicletas japonesas. Eu tenho uma Yamaha, já tive Honda e tenho amigos que tem Kawasaki e Suzuki. Sei que o povo japonês entende nossas preferências por marcas e modelos e sabe que acima de tudo, sabemos que uma parte do nosso campeão está guardado nos corações, no ar, no mar, na terra e em tudo que compõe o Japão.🇯🇵❤️🇧🇷
I was a baby, so I did’nt know Ayrton Senna in his prime, but I grew up hearing a lot about him from my parents. When he died, a neighbor ran into our house and said one word with a pale face, "Senna is dead”. From then on, they just all cried together until morning. For the Japanese, the name Ayrton Senna means hero.forever.
Thanks for uploading this, first time i was able to understand it thaks to the subtitles. Many people were crying that day at that same time, myself included.
He's F1's soul. I'd understand how they barely report the situation and they mourn. Senna, i've never seen you in my life but i love you as a big brother. We all know you're the best of all-time. May you rest in peace...
Los japoneses saben reconocer a una persona cuando da todo por el todo hasta el final y Senna es considerado un heroe en Japon por todo lo que dio en aquel pais, liderando unas de batallas mas epicas de la F1 contra Alain Prost en 1989 en la que Senna se llevo la victoria pero posteriormente fue descalificado, el segundo enfrentamiento en 1990 donde Senna y Prost chocarian dramaticamente dandole a Ayrton su segundo titulo mundial y en 1991 la cual Senna ganaria la carrera obteniendo su tercer titulo mundial nuevamente en Japon. Por todo esto sin duda alguna el fanatico japones de la F1 amo y lloro su partida aquel dia de 1994.
I was an Alain Prost fan and always supported him against Senna. But I cried on that sad day, and still have the newspaper clippings saying "Goodbye, Rain Man"... cried again today at the age of 45 watching the tears of Japanese reporters...
Jun Imamiya(the person on the right) died on January 4, 2020
He has dedicated his life to F1
Probably he is going to see Ayrton Senna
R.I.P
He met Ayrton Senna... For sure....
Respect for Japanese people. Regards from Brazil.
I also respect you pple the Brazilians, when I was in Brazil, people helped me a lot. Very friendly people and I love Brazilians a lot. Best wishes from Tokyo, Japan. May God Bless all pple in Brazil.
@@urashimahanaco I like Japanese language very much, nihongo o sukoshi dekimasu.
I am a Brazilian lost in France who would love to work in Japan, i like also Osaka dialect, kansaiben. Excuse me my ignorance, but is Hanako a woman`s name, right?
@@metalnordeste8998 Olá, tudo bem? eu também gosto de falar em português... (^.^)／
agora você mora na França? eu estudei francês quando eu estava estudante mas agora esqueceu tudo!
meu nome é nome da mulher mas não é meu nome verdade. Meu nome verdade é Mary
にほんご、すこしわかりますか？（nihongo wa sukoshi wakarimasuka?）
Nihongo wo benkyo shimashitaka?
@@urashimahanaco Oi Mary , domo arigato pela resposta. Hai, nihongo o sukoshi wakarimas. Nihongo o jibun de benkyo shimas. Assisto muitos videos em japones e filmes de vez em quando com legendas em ingles.
Sim, morona França em Rennes na regiao da Bretagne/Bretanha. Parabéns pelo teu portugues. De que regiao do Japao vc é? Sou pernambucano, Pernambuco é um estado do Nordeste.
@@metalnordeste8998 Pernambuco... (^^)v que legal！
eu conheço PE, fiquei em Recife algumas tempos, também em Salvador Bahia, fiquei lá muito tempo!!
ah... eu tenho muitos saudades do Brasil especialmente Nordeste do Brasil
Na França eu fiquei em Nice mais ou menos 6 meses para estudar francês mas era muito tempo atrais.
2021, Senna still lives in our heart. Senna forever from 🇯🇵
Brasil loves Japan!! Much respect for your people!! Greetings from Rio!! 🇧🇷
2023
🇯🇵♥️🇧🇷
2024
The guy at the right Mr.Jun Imamiya passed away lastweek for heart disease. He was 70 years old...RIP
My condolences from Brazil. :'(
His reaction really got me. May he Rest In Peace.
Condolences from Brazil, my friend!
Very sad to hear that news. :( Much respect and my condolences to his family. :(
Rip
I was there working in Japan at the time, it was heart broken to see a lot of Japanese that in general hold feelings inside, crying like little kids by my side, screaming on their knees. And this video shows EXACTLY how it was in Japan at that day and how important was Senna to then.
Thank you Japan!!!
Greetings from Brazil!
Yes we love Senna so much he loved Honda and Japan. we had a strong bond
🇯🇵❤️🇧🇷
❤️
It's truly amazing to see Japanese reporters crying in front of the cameras to announce Senna's death, not even Brazilian reporters did such thing. That just shows how much love and respect they have for Senna, the greatest of all time.
One of them, the first greatest driver would be Michael Schumacher.
Perhaps because of their close ties with him.
Japanese are very honored and emotional people so it is no wonder they were crying. Even though, it is absolutely devestating to see them in such conditions.
Senna was hugely popular in japan.
@@billybishop1997 Even Schumacher admits Senna was the best.
Brazil is eternally grateful for all the respect the japanese people paid to Senna throughout his whole career.
When Japanese cry in Live TV, you know that they're really passionate about Senna.
Imamiya-san has passed away, but F1 will continue on. ありがとう今宮さん
Senna’s relationship with the Japanese was something else. There’s this adoring revering attitude towards the idol and the idol’s immense respect and love towards the Japanese people and coworkers. And there’s also this massive culture shock of a handsome godlike idol that was all hugs, kisses, laughter and emotions, as a good Brazilian, against the shy but adoring Japanese, and also his immense respect and love that amounted sometimes to him tearing up for love for his fans and his Honda team. Such love all around. Senna lives.
The fact that the reporters cried on camera is very significant. I remember that even during the massive earthquake and tsunami of 2011, Japanese reporters somehow managed not to show emotion during broadcast, so this is a pretty rare tribute and it goes to show just how beloved Senna was.
んなことないｗ
I'm brazilian, and I always have a incredible respect and admiration to you, the japanese people. Even more respect seeing the love you have to the brazilian greatest man of all times, the only Ayrton Senna.
Thank you Senna. Thank you people of Japan.
20 years later I cry along with these Japanese. Senna forever.
My dad cried back in 94, I was 5 years old then and didnt understand why he cried. Now I wish I was old enough to have enjoyed all the 80s and 90s racing.
1 year hater sadly the same has happened. Rip jules
30 years now
japanese.....special people.
Arigato!
Senna for ever
I’m not gonna lie. I just cried with these guys.
I'm not keen on F1 at all, but this video bring me to tears. Thank you, Japan, for the respect!
We have a special bond since 1908. 🇧🇷x🇯🇵
There are a lot of Japanese descendant in Brazil, so I think of Brazil as almost a blood brother.
The last hero we had here in Brazil. I was 10 yo when he died and now, 20 years later, I cry when I watch videos like this.
Thank you Japan. Thank you all that respect our National Hero Ayrton Senna.
I am agree! :_(
When I was a kid I hoped Neymar would be that hero but at least after senna you still had r9 and Ronaldinho.
セナは自分の心には、まだ生きてます。
No meu também 🇧🇷❤🇯🇵
Senna was the greatest racing driver of all time. A humanitarian, tactical genius, God given ability to push the machine and human abilities to their limits.
no he was just insane and now he is dead
Not to be wrong, but Michael Schumacher is the greatest driver of all time. Senna would be the second greatest driver.
Younes Count de Aranyos-Apati Insane never makes to his statue, thats why he is a genius in driving
Not really. Only in 1994.
Billy Bishop Senna is, by far, the greatest driver of all time and Schumacher is third or fourth greatest even though he was quicker and more consistent than his rivals like Hill, Villeneuve, Irvine and Barrichello(Not Hakkinen).
Respect people of Japan from Brazil 🇯🇵🇧🇷
Japanese are the best people
@Jonata Nkaloupis There are racist pple in every nation. Every nation got so-called "right wingers" and Japan is not exception. Japan got lots of conflict with China and many Chinese pple hate us mainly because of the historical reason but I dont think it's fair to count on us, the post-war generation. I really hope that WW2 will end for those people who is still holding in grudge.
@@urashimahanaco Ah então ser de direita significa ser racista?
Not even the Brazilian TV came close to this. Disheartening to see them like that.
alain prost was commentsting in france during imola 1994
is it possible to find footage of that?
Globo TV (Brazilian broadcaster) had a team on the circuit, but they made no footage with them. All the announcements for Brazil TV were made either through phone or through super professional reporters who could narrate the world ending without losing their minds or breaking into tears. The main crew who did race coverage for Globo was very close to Ayrton and his family, close as in true friends who hang out together all the time. AFAIK they went immediately to the hospital once the race was over. Gerard Berger, also good friends with Ayrton & this TV crew gave them a ride on his helicopter, so they were probably too devastated to go on camera. That would also go against the network's policy, which is known to be too restrict.
Very moving. I have such respect for Japan. Ayrton Senna was unquestionably and undeniably loved and respected all over the world
It's 2016 and I still cry watching this
All grown men and women cry.
Junior Jr. especially grown men and women. Young folks will never understand who Airton Senna was the way we do.
2019. I cried
Its 2021 and i still cried
Japanese don't cry easy - this shows just how HUUUGE Senna was. No other driver's death would have gotten more than a "shouganai" (ie "that's life") - but the Japanese recognized something superhuman in the mighty Senna. He was a demigod because of his samurai qualities - TOTAL commitment to peak performance despite the risks of pushing so damn hard - as James Hunt once said with obvious admiration "Senna - he races so hard - he really is the master of them all."
sou brasileiro apaixonado por f1, e lembro do dia 1 de maio de 1994 como se fosse hoje. minha família se reunia todos os domingos para ver ayrton vencer mais uma de forma brilhante. cada vez que vejo videos sobre ele choro de tanta saudades de um piloto genial. saudades de voce eterno senna
When the Japanese love something, it's sometimes fanatical-hero-worship-type love, because of their emotionally repressive culture
love Samurai Bushi do type
and he was affectionate and innocent and charming.
I can't remember when I read such a huge load of esoteric bullshit the last time
@@alluvialedaempfer962 lol
Iam Bulgarian but even now iam still crying seying this!! Obrigado Senna!! Senna Sempre 🇧🇬❤️🇧🇷
After 20 years, we still miss you. You'll always be remembered here in Italy. Rest in peace, Senna.
Its now 30 years....we still miss him.
I don't think people quite understand how loved Ayrton was in Japan. The man who put Honda, who put us, on the brightest stage. RIP Ayrton, you are still missed
People from Japan loved Senna. Ayrton had a special feeling for Japan not only for Honda engines, but for their emotionality. I remember how Ayrton cried when he said goodbye to Honda in 92'. That's why I have personally special places for Japanese people.
Yes he cried at the news of Honda's withdrawal.and he was waiting for comeback.then…
Honda's team cried that if they had been there not putting him to death.
what a love and bond😭
love Senna
当時、私は小学生で大号泣したのを覚えてます。
アイルトンセナは私たちの心の中でずっと生きてます。
obrigado Japão ... obrigado Honda
Obrigado Brazil
21年過ぎた今見ても辛いな・・・
30年経った今観てもつらいです…
Obrigada por sua demonstração de total amor nesse momento difícil , irmãos japoneses ! O Brasil agradece todo o seu amor
アイルトン・セナ、そしてアンディ・フグ。この二人のサムライの名前は永遠に日本人の心に刻まれている。
This shows the great level of respect and love they had for Senna. The people of Japan loved him a lot more as these people saw the beauty in his character and his love for them
Ayrton Senna is wept long after a brief meeting with Late Mr. Soichiro Honda due to the great respect, admiration and love he had for him. He was in awe and admiration of meeting such a man and the same man who admired him passed 3 years later. Ayrton lives inside us all as a characteristic and emotion. His driving power will remain as the greatest and untouchable genius.
I am American, but I was born in Japan. Since a young age I have had a special respect and admiration for the people of Brazil, and it began with my hero, Ayrton Senna. He was the greatest who ever lived.
❤
Mr.Imamiya (right side man) has passed away Jan 9th, 2020.
Imamiya san. Japanese fans loves to you forever. R.I.P
今宮さん長い間お疲れ様でした。安らかに。
Japanese people loves Senna because his personality remember a Samurai way.
Nicely said. Samurai, that's what I thought too. The brazilian samurai of motor racing.
And he repped Honda so he got a lot of coverage
Honor.. to what he believed in.
The Brazilian Samuraii...!!!
th best of the best!!!
25 Years and I still cant watch anything about Senna without pain and tears in my eyes. I remember cleary me and my mother watching the tragic scene, i remember all my school in tears watching his funeral on TV...
Senna was one of the few prouds for Brazilians and we lost him so soon. But seeing he was a beloved person for people around the world makes me feel happy that Senna could show Brazilians could be more.
This is very raw, very moving footage. Bless those Japanese men. They must of really loved him. Not hard really. Senna was so honest, so skilled and dedicated to his sport, but also an absolute icon for Brazil and a beautiful humbled soul. He gave his spare time to his beloved family, and also gave generously to charities. rip beautiful man. Still hurts deep down, wish it never happened.🙁
Thanks for posting this video with the subtitles. I had seen it before, but it was great to be able to understand what the commentators were saying.
What respectful people the Japanese are... they’ve a great respect and sensitive culture. And have true sentiments. Thank you Japan ! 🇯🇵
この映像、覚えてます。号泣し、信じられなかった。夢ならいいのに、心から思いました。
｢セナはいませんがF1は続いていくわけです。｣この言葉が頭に残る
lover ロータリー それな
Thanks Japan, thanks Honda.. God bless. We brazilians love Japan so much.
Thank you, Japan, for your true love for Ayrton Senna, the last Brazilian hero in modern times. - A Brazilian-Japanese man
Japanese people's favorite racer(2023)
1 Senna- 2215 votes
2 Schumacher- 668 votes
3 Suzuki Aguri-600 votes
This is an online survey conducted in 2023. Senna is still overwhelmingly popular in Japan, more so than their home country racer Suzuki.
If this survey had been conducted in the 1990s, the difference would have been even more overwhelming
Ce maudit weekend a Imola m'a profondément choquée et dévastée. Hommage à Magic Senna et merci à Honda qui lui a permis tant de victoires.🎉❤😢😢😢😢
I was at Japan in July 2012, and I could still see manga, posters, and figures of Senna. They really loved him.
The Japanese are such beautiful people. I hope to visit one day.
eric j so did you visit?
Regards from Brazil dear brothers.... Your respect made me cry ...
2018.
Two days from now, 24 years without Senna. I see this video crying. Thank you Japan for loving Senna.
Eternal Senna.
Senna was a king in Japan
+Fedor Kane A Samurai...
A god
He still is :)
Why was that?
The japanese admired senna's driving and his technoque
It's 2021 and I can't stop crying.
E os japoneses que falam que nao são emotivos... Cê é loko. Eu chorei 20 anos depois quando vi esse vídeo a primeira vez.. igual em 1994.
Obrigado Japão e japoneses , vocês são amigos nossos , obrigado pela consideração Airton senna era e é um grande exemplo de pessoa.
He was truly loved all over the world.
として我々はブラジルのアイルトン·セナを愛している日本人のおかげ
Senna fué un angel... Más allá de la función que tenía como piloto, su personalidad y manera de ser fué lo más valioso que nos dejó. Su nobleza y humildad trascendieron sobre todo lo conocido.
Absolutely heartbreaking,why was this not in the senna film ive never seen since his accident.
この時の衝撃は忘れられない。自分はマンセルのファンだったからセナは敵役の存在だったけど、セナは当代随一の凄いドライバーだったから、マンセルがセナを負かして勝ったりした時は嬉しかった。ヘボいドライバーに勝ったって嬉しい訳がない。
セナは何でも出来るスーパーなドライバーだと思ってた。その天才セナがこんな風に居なくなってしまうなんて、こんな事が現実にあっていいのか？と何度も思い返したなあ。
What 3 wonderfully dignified gentlemen, United in their grief for the greatest, most charismatic Formula 1 Driver the world has seen or will ever see.
"We love Senna, he'll forever remembered"-- Love from India
:'(
Watching this stirs very sad emotions even after so many years since Ayrton was killed. Im sure we all wish he were still with us as he would have gone on to produce more magic behind the wheel and would have been a great ambassador to the sport after retiring. Its fantastic what he did in creating the Senna Foundation with the help of others and that his family still run today in an effort to help the children of Brazil.
OBRIGADO POVO JAPONÊS PELO IMENSO CARINHO PELO NOSSO AYRTON SENNA DA SILVA,O MAIOR PILOTO DE TODOS OS TEMPOS DA F1.👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆🇯🇵🇧🇷.
Even now, 24 years later, I am in tears watching this. It was a day I will never forget, watching your hero die on TV. I still struggle with it. I was 27 then, and 51 now, but I remember it as if it was yesterday.
I was 16 back then i had just an second hand CRT television. and it was almost If your witnessing a disaster of nature feeling Some kind of “spacetime moment” and still.... what would F1 be today If that accident didn’t happen...........
The bond between Senna and Honda was wonderful. Japanese loved him so much thank you Ayrton
I miss you and love you forever🕊
To many of us, it still feels like yesterday....and we still feel his presence in his absence today.
You'll always be missed, Ayrton Senna.
As a brazilian, i have no doubt that Japan love for Senna was bigger.
We are from a corrupted country where being dishonest somehow is glorified by most people.
Then comes Senna, who was born in a rich family, that already was an issue for some, as if he didnt fight his way untill the top and just bought a freepass.
The thing is, to this day we have people putting his legacy in the mud. Journalists, even pilots who worked with him.
This man, Ayrton Senna, deserves all the love in the world, for all his achievements in life and after, to this day he helps children with his institute.
Im glad that at least Japan send its love, the pure and meaningful love to Senna.
He was a man of great character.
Thank you🇧🇷we love Senna forever🇯🇵
I'm Italian and i want only to say that i respcet very much Japan and Japanese People. Ayrton, i'm sure, was happy and proud to worked with them. Arigato!
Sou brasileiro e amo minha terra e minha nação. E amo o Japão, meu sonho é conhecer as maravilhas da natureza do Japão, os costumes do povo japonês e o imperador. Sei que é um sonho e que isso nunca aconteça. Seria muito bom estar com minha família diante da família real japonesa. Seria uma emoção sem igual visitar o Memorial das bombas atômicas. E quanto a Senna? Senna está vivo em cada carro japonês, em cada grito dos motores das motocicletas japonesas. Eu tenho uma Yamaha, já tive Honda e tenho amigos que tem Kawasaki e Suzuki. Sei que o povo japonês entende nossas preferências por marcas e modelos e sabe que acima de tudo, sabemos que uma parte do nosso campeão está guardado nos corações, no ar, no mar, na terra e em tudo que compõe o Japão.🇯🇵❤️🇧🇷
I was a baby, so I did’nt know Ayrton Senna in his prime, but I grew up hearing a lot about him from my parents.
When he died, a neighbor ran into our house and said one word with a pale face, "Senna is dead”. From then on, they just all cried together until morning.
For the Japanese, the name Ayrton Senna means hero.forever.
Que triste fue ese día para todos, Senna fue uno de mis ídolos de niño, aún me acuerdo de mi madre llorar. Ayrton el mas grande por siempre.
Thanks for uploading this, first time i was able to understand it thaks to the subtitles. Many people were crying that day at that same time, myself included.
Thanks for all Japanese fans, on this 1 may all whe are together, god bless us all
今宮さん 今まで本当にありがとう、、、
Absolutely beautiful. Heartfelt, human, sensitive, respectful. I wanna visit Japan.
Estos japoneses hasta en la pena no pierden la compustura. Admiro su cultura. SENNA SIEMPRE!
I've watched this video numerous times over the years. It gets me every time. I love Japan! Senna, the greatest to ever do it!
セナは私の青春の1ページです。。。。。
It’s amazing to see how far his fan base reached 😢❤
He's F1's soul. I'd understand how they barely report the situation and they mourn.
Senna, i've never seen you in my life but i love you as a big brother. We all know you're the best of all-time. May you rest in peace...
ありがとう、セナ…
Saudades Senna, 21 anos sem você... =/
Los japoneses saben reconocer a una persona cuando da todo por el todo hasta el final y Senna es considerado un heroe en Japon por todo lo que dio en aquel pais, liderando unas de batallas mas epicas de la F1 contra Alain Prost en 1989 en la que Senna se llevo la victoria pero posteriormente fue descalificado, el segundo enfrentamiento en 1990 donde Senna y Prost chocarian dramaticamente dandole a Ayrton su segundo titulo mundial y en 1991 la cual Senna ganaria la carrera obteniendo su tercer titulo mundial nuevamente en Japon. Por todo esto sin duda alguna el fanatico japones de la F1 amo y lloro su partida aquel dia de 1994.
OBRIGADO POVO JAPONES PELO CARINHO AO GRANDE PILOTO SENNA.
Today, 1th May we remember you legend, 26 years later your departure. Thank you for everything, you'll be always the greatest!
Japanese loved Senna.
Whoa the emotion
Fantastic, transmition! Thank you for your feellings.
22 years without the Brazilian Samurai.
24 years later, still missing him.
I was an Alain Prost fan and always supported him against Senna. But I cried on that sad day, and still have the newspaper clippings saying "Goodbye, Rain Man"... cried again today at the age of 45 watching the tears of Japanese reporters...
This made me very emotional and brought me back to that dreadful day in 1994.
Watching this in 2018, but Senna is eternal.
The most emotional broadcast I have seen. How sad. :(
That was so touching.....❤️Senna
A hard moment around the world. Senna citizen of the world. Regards from Brazil.
セナは今日も日本人のヒーローだ。忘れられない。