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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2022
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Every once in a while the Shogun's palace is open to the public. Historic knowledge helps in areas such as those. Where you can see both what the Shogun's point of view and someone seeking audience. It's like a step on stairs. Where the Shogun will be elevated and you had to knee in a specific spot, so even if you are naturally tall you will be smaller. Also the Shogun has beautiful artwork that only he sees of apex animals: dragons, tigers, ect. It's to put him in a dominate mood while looking down. Even colors are different based on the perspective where the Shogun's area is brighter. Then you have not so historic places but are good visits due to unique appeal. Such as Tokyo being separated by districts similar to a shopping mall. Akihabara is one of the most well known districts where it's the electronic/anime/entertainment district.
Dude, your sniff after the bombs fell was totally you thinking "welp, that just happened".
And it was funny as shit.
Its weird how US guys and gals don't know Perry much, yet Perry is very famous and important in Japanese history.
I mean yeah he just went in with huge gun boats and was like "Open up or I put a cap on ya"
Technically, Perry is famous in the US. Just not the one you're thinking of.
@@The90210Officerperry the platypus?
@Honey-Im-Glowing No, Matthew Perry. He played Chandler on Friends
ペリーは多くの日本人にとても親しまれています。「開国してくださぁ〜い」懐かしい動画があったな〜
たまに間違った情報もあったけど海外の人に手っ取り早く日本の歴史を大まかに知ってもらうには良い動画だと思う
ちょっと気になる、例えばなにが間違った情報だったかな？
@@akkamal6999I’m also curious what mistakes were made.
間違った情報...?どれだろう..
ユニークな伝え方はしていたけれど..
japan in the end said okay we wanted to conquer through war we gave it our best shot, time to conquer through culture alone and they are doing very very well for such a small country its incredible
Great vid as always guys. 👍
Thanks! 🥳🥳
I have been waiting for this one! Finally!!!!
No way - I watched your History of the World video less than two days ago and went ‘ahhh I wish they had done Japan’. HERE IT IS
Perfect timing! 😀
Funny enough I'm finishing up the achievements for Samurai Warriors right now which is a romanticized version of Edo period of Japan. From Nobunaga Oda to Ieyasu Tokugawa
to be clear the russo-japanese war "that they got tired of and stopped" right before WW1 is not as simple as that, Japan's Navy very clearly crushed Russia's and the land conflict situation wasn't much better. It clearly showed that Russia not industrializing yet was destroying the country, and that Tsar Nicholas II was not fit to be a leader (almost like his father died without teaching him how to be tsar and so he had no clue what he was doing at all) And then Russia refused to pay the soldiers resulting in an armed revolt that became a part of the Russian Revolution of 1905 which was a major precursor to the October Revolution
History of Japanは日本の歴史を理解するのに、あまり良い動画ではないと思う。
just popped into my head probably already been mentioned, the Dragon age trailers and vids they are awesomeeee
We do plan to check those out. Have played the games and absolutely loved them 😊
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 cassandra is best romance
There's series of Japan history in netflix. I know bc bill "ah that guy" ofc everything is more complicated but watching this helps...good series...check it out
My bucket list too to visit Japan and they still don't give a shit about of us
Thanks for letting us know about the Netflix series 😀
"Hi dipshit" that's my favorite greeting I use on my friends 🤣
Hello! If you’re interested in more Japan stuff, you should react to Geography Now Japan
Thanks for the vid suggestion for more Japan info 😀
I would like to see you both react to Fall of Lotus: A Star Wars Story Teaser and Trailers
We can add it to our request list for Star Wars vids to check out 😇
If you can check out the story of Bismarck. My favourite ship from WW2. It is pretty incredible.
We can add it to our request list 😇
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 late reply, but thanks.
For you, Japanese history is herahera, a history that makes you laugh.
Approximately 140,000 people died in the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and 70,000 in Nagasaki.
hollywood guy
Would you like to know the History of Walt Disney Animated Studios?
If so, then the channel ElectricDragon505 has made an entire series about that, with an older version and a newer (updated🤨🤔🤷🏻♂️?) version as well as one big Mega Compilation of all the videos of the newer version rolled into one big video,
so if you’re interested take your pick I guess.
Thanks for the recommendation 🙂
If you two are interested, may I suggest Oversimplified? He does an educational channel that covers the various wars throughout human history. His last couple of videos were on the First Punic War
日本の歴史を紹介するこの動画は日本人にとっては動画の内容が少し省かれすぎています。海外の人からみて日本の印象を知るのはありがたいことですが所々省かれてたり違う事が書かれているので少し不満でござる！( ˙꒳˙ )
そうですね、大日本帝国軍が上海から南京まで何をしたのも省略されている
There's a channel called Kurzgesagt in a Nutshell that have these brilliant animations that I love SOOOOOOO much! You guys have to check it out! I recommend starting with their video: What if We Nuke a City?
So it’s a happy channel? 😂😜 We have some of their videos on our list to check out 😇
Love this vid so much but I want u guys to react to "End of War - Final Minutes of WW1" Short Film , yeah I've requested this one a long time ago though but still I'll wait😊
🤗
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 I'm hoping u guys will😉
2700年近くあるから、学ぶきっかけにするには丁度良いかもしれない…？
Great reaction guys. I love your reactions especially to Epic Rap Battles. There’s one for McDonald’s vs Burger King. Check it out
Glad you are enjoying the reactions! We definitely have more ERB on the way 😀
Sho goon not Sho gun the u in japanese is not a uh sound but an oo sound.
Well in America we say shogun yeehaw LOL 😂🤣
Hey you guys should check Aron Nash captain America sings a song infinity war
Interesting site notes about Japan these days -
At the end of 2021, Japan's key interest rate was -0.10 percent. Key interest rates indicate the conditions under which credit institutions can borrow money from central banks.
And the nice thing is that the Japanese banks have not been doing this for many years. In the mid-1990s, the real estate bubble burst and since then they just live. Without having to think about these debts.Because this interest economy you do not need, so that there are enough products for all people in a country. You don't need that either, so that enough people have work.
You only need these (key) interest charges to make the rich people even richer, and Japan is one of the few countries in the world that has completely freed itself from this.
The economic bubble of 1988 Japan is quite an interesting thing to learn about since that was a time where money was quite literally raining on everyone there.
@@anthonydeadman I am not a student or expert about this, but it is an interesting topic in compare to other economies
That is a very interesting side note. Thanks for sharing that Sharky 😀
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2
You´re welcome, also, me and my niece checked out some really good video, about this ( Japanese History Teacher Reacts to "History of Japan" ) And she is pretty smart and gaves us way more details, but the Bill Wurtz videos was pretty accurate as well, she said.
And That's How America Colonize Japan Lead's To And Created Anime 😎
OCTOBER 20, 2022
I am become death destroyer of worlds.
Yes one step closer to anime reactions 😅good video aswell
Oda Nobunaga.....Dairokuten Maou "Devil king of Sixth Heaven" And "Fool of Owari" Great Unifier.....and even greater Murderous Overlord. .....AKA Vladimir Putin currently...Murderous Overlord/Devil King I mean...not a unifier...
Definitely hoping for him and this invasion to be stopped 😢
@Definetly not Definitive Love this video! Would be awesome if you could react to "World War II Simplified" as well.
Sorry for my bad english
Your English is good! And glad you enjoyed the video 😀 We for sure want to check out some Oversimplified in the future 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Thank you ☺🙏
that was actually perfect english bro
@@7iscoe Thank you I'm glad to hear that ☺🙏
Incoming Attack on Titan opengins reaction??? ~(^-^)~ hahaha
Good reaction!!!
Don’t want to promise incoming. 🤗
You guys should check out Oversimplified channel, it's funny and very educational and has very unique animated videos.
We plan to check that channel out 😇
Some good videos made by: Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell
What If We Detonated All Nuclear Bombs at Once?
Optimistic Nihilism
The Egg
What If We Nuke a City?
What If We Nuke the Moon?
TRUE Limits Of Humanity - The Final Border We Will Never Cross
The Day the Dinosaurs Died - Minute by Minute
What Happens if the Moon Crashes into Earth?
What If Earth got Kicked Out of the Solar System? Rogue Earth
What If You Detonated a Nuclear Bomb In The Marianas Trench
What If You Fall into a Black Hole
The Largest Black Hole in the Universe - Size Comparison
The Largest Star in the Universe - Size Comparison
Can You Upload Your Mind & Live Forever
What Do Alien Civilizations Look Like? The Kardashev Scale
Neutron Stars - The Most Extreme Things that are not Black Holes
The Last Light Before Eternal Darkness - White Dwarfs & Black Dwarfs
Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever - CRISPR
Why We Should NOT Look For Aliens - The Dark Forest
Thanks for letting us know! We do plan to check out some stuff from that channel eventually 😅
ハルノートについて一切触れられていないのは複雑な心境ですね。
Hey... you guys should react to oversimplified.
We plan to check out videos from that channel 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 thank you.😊
I learned about History when I was in school.
True. But it’s amazing how much we can forget and we always appreciate when this information is given in a fun and humorous way 😊
Can you do Sadhguru videos. They are absolutely brilliant.
That was super simplefied, but very creative. Thats how you should made history class nowadays.
And if you see that.. nothing much has changed in the last few thousand years huh? We don't agree, we don't like each other for some reason. And the victims are always the people who have nothing to do whis these shit. Just people in between who wants to life.
Hope you guys will also see: The Animated History of Germany | Part 1 + 2 . Super cute and cruel. But our history is pretty dark anyway.
Hadn’t heard of that animated history video but we will of course check those out at some point 🙂
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 It is an old (and i fear closed channel) called Suibhne. He and his team were super creative. History of Ukraine is very popular now, for a good reason. But also Switzerland, Poland, Italy and almost every country.
縄文１６０００年からしたらこんなの一部です。
プロパガンダやめてほしいですね。
want to learn about history of world go see history of the world part 1 movie
That is a fantastic idea. Bethany would love those films and we’d get a good laugh as well 😀
JOUMON cut ？
The one thing that strikes me the most is, how Religion never managed to grab hold of Japan and its people, sure there are some influences but not like in the rest of the world, where it is something to fight over. In fact, a japanese once told me, our fighting over believe systems is one of the main reasons so many of his fellow japanese view us in the west as primitive.
That's just stupid though. All you have to look at is how technologically backward they were until they just copied Europeans. That's really all they seem to be able to do, is copy.
@@cyclone8974 so what you are saying is, that technology defines a primitive? interesting. Anyway, he meant that culturally, sociologically, as a people, nothing to do with technology. I do get what he means, not that i would want to live there, since i'm a noisy, nosy, blunt and way too outspoken person, guess i'm too primitive myself 😂 nothing wrong with that imo
@@cyclone8974 Sure we copied, but we made them better
@@cyclone8974
western racist: pre-modern Japan was technologically backward
Japan before modernization
- The highest literacy rate in the world
- Safe and cheap raw fish fast food(sushi)
- Large cities with good sanitation, water and sewage systems
- Plenty of entertainment
- Comedies that are still popular today
- An advanced capitalist economy
- Candle charts
- Pensions
- Stocks and Futures Trading
- Ecosystem
- Shadowgraph animation
- Advanced woodblock printing
- The development of tourism
- Journalism
- Mechanical engineering, which developed independently from little information from the world
All ahead of the West, what the fuck "technologically backward" ???
You mean guns to genocide natives? child labor and slavery?? dirty roads with poop on it????
react to war footage from ukraine please !!! Spread the truth of what is going on to the russian public
Hm, interesting.
While dropping the two nukes on Japan was a terrible thing it was one of the only ways to end the war. Japan’s military at the time was taught to never surrender and so the island hoping campaign the US did against Japan was brutal for both sides. Once the US got close to the mainland they had two options. Either force their way up the mainland which would be even more devastating to both sides or coerce the Japanese to surrender. Was there something they could’ve tried before the nuke? Most likely but it got the intended outcome.
People often forget this
Except Japan tried surrendering TWICE before the US dropped the bombs, their only real demand that the Emperor was not to be executed. But it fell on deaf ears since the US was determined to test out the bombs.
Also that "taught to never surrender" "naturally obedient to the Emperor" propaganda is exactly what was used to justify locking Japanese-Americans in concentration camps. So could we not repeat 80 year old racist propaganda please? thanks.
@@huhusmremre Certain parts of the government tried to surrender but the Emperor continued to attempt to fight. Also the taught to never surrender is a true as Japanese soldiers would literally dive their plans into US ships as they got closer to the island they were defending. Death was more honorable the surrender and most of the soldiers followed this way of thinking. Sorry history isn’t to your liking but that how history works.
@@noahcarver6133
Not the Emperor, but the army.
Whats your source that the emperor continued to attempt to fight? your dream?
The Emperor was always against war and tried to prevent it from starting, but the army did not care what the Emperor thought.
Also, it was the Soviet entry into the war, not the atomic bomb, that allowed the army to allow surrender. The Japanese government had offered to broker a surrender to the Soviets, but their entry into the war made it clear that they could not do so, and they changed their course, so the atomic bombs were the second reason for surrender.
It is also true that the priority was to "drop" the bombs before Japan surrendered, regardless of whether it did or not, so it is all just excuses.
History is crueler and more complex than the image you have created in your mind.
@@user-uk8nf8jv6u I won’t deny that I was wrong about the emperor part because I was wrong but the reason Japan surrender is still up for debate amongst historians. There are two theories for it. That the bombs made them surrender or that Soviet Union enter ring the war made them surrender. They did come out and say that the Soviet Union joining the war was a major reason they tried to stop the fighting but it’s never been truly confirmed if that’s the only reason. It’s very complex. Before you tell me I’m wrong or the “image” in my head is off, I literally just researched this topic. It was all either “There are two theories and neither or confirmed” or “The Soviet Union was the true reason” which it may be.
どこが面白い？
日本人からしたら、アメリカンジョークです。大丈夫、ぼくも日本のジョークとかそんなによく分からない時よくありますw
なんなんこの笑い？
アメリカンジョーク（特に言葉の遊び方）で笑ってる。ジョークはどれも日本や日本人を侮辱するものではありませんでした
Korea influenced to Japan in ancient history was still diminished in this video. And 16 century Japan invade Korea but finally failed cause navy commandos ‘Lee Soon Shin’ destroyed Japanese supply route in ocean. It is missing. Japan killed Korean queen and eat Korea for 36 years and killed so many innocent civilians and stoled Korean National treasures during WW2. They never apologize what they did in Korea and never teach about their darkness history to their young generation. Their economy was grown by Korean War and Vietnamese war. Also 30 years lost of economy development make them Japan become 3rd world country again. They still use fax machine and CD. Credit card is not prefer to use buying stuff.
🔴Gyeongseong (Seoul) during the Japanese annexation of Korea
This is a picture of Gyeongseong (Seoul), during a time the Koreans refer to the “Dark Ages”
because it is when Korea was annexed by the Japanese.
⬛University Professor from South Korea
崔吉城 Choi Kilson
I had been educated that the Japanese colonial era was a “dark period”.
By studying the images of the Japanese era,
崔吉城 Choi Kilson, a professor at the University of East Asia and an emeritus professor at Hiroshima University describes the shock of seeing the video at the time as follows
I learned, “that ... people in this time period lived such a rich lifestyle"
In fact, at the time, there were downtown areas and department stores in Seoul,
and you could enjoy coffee at a coffee shop and drink beer..
It was amazing to see people living such a life.
In fact, it reminded me that there was a history of us living like this.
⬛What was the era of the Japanese annexation of Korea actually like?
When we say colony, this refers to "exploitation”.
In fact, Japan had been investing money for 40 years since the time of the protectorate.
Large amount of financial investment
Things that Japan did during their annexation of Korea Blood tax revenues from Japan were always injected into the Korean Peninsula.
What surprised me when I was investigating this was what happened after the China Incident
The only year in which Japan did not supplement its finances to Korea was 1933.
However, in Korea, more and more schools were being built.
Even railroads of over 5 kilometers were built.
⬛Policy to increase income
Japan erected modern buildings in Korea and established a base infrastructure.
They devised many policies to raise income levels.
Things that Japan did during their annexation of Korea
However, it should be appreciated that the Korean Peninsula transformed to become a modern education system due to Japan's education policy.
This is an example of a successful Japanese economic policy enacted on the Korean Peninsula.
Japan improved the varieties so that rice could be cultivated no matter how cold it was.
It was amazing to see people living such a life.
In fact, it reminded me that there was a history of us living like this.
This is an example of a successful Japanese economic policy enacted on the Korean Peninsula.
By improving the varieties of rice, they were able to get a lot of rice even in the north
Japan improved the varieties so that rice could be cultivated no matter how cold it was.
⬛Alleyne Ireland, a leading colonial researcher stated the following description in a book written in 1926.
Science
"I have formed the opinion that Korea is today
indefinitely better governed than it ever was under its own native rulers,
that it is better governed than most self-governing countries,
that it is as well governed as any of the British, American, French, Dutch and Portugese dependencies
which I have ever visited, and is better governed than most of them,
⬛黄 文雄 Ko Bun'yu Taiwanese critic ,
In school education,
it is said that “they were forced to speak Japanese, and Korean was eradicated”.
However, it should be appreciated that the Korean Peninsula transformed to become a modern education system due to Japan's education policy.
⬛Elimination of class discrimination
The Government-General of Korea at the time in Japan changed all the systems to achieve
"equity for all people”.
Ad having in view as well the cultural and economic development of the people as the technique of administration."
The fact that the modern law was created to abolish all the social divisions of the Joseon Dynasty is a big deal, more so than in the case of Lincoln.
It allowed a few hundred times more slaves to flee.
Regarding Soshi-kaimei (changing Korean surnames to Japanese surnames),
the slave class originally had no surname.
⬛Women did not have names either.
Through Soshi-kaimei, they were given names rather than having names taken away.
I think that this is the biggest contribution
they have made in Korea's long history.
In this way, the annexation of Japan and Korea laid the foundation for the modernization of Korea.
🔴Freedom Betrayed: Herbert Hoover's Secret History of the Second World War and Its Aftermath by George H. Nash (Editor),
31st President of the United States, Herbert C. Hoover
Korea as seen by Herbert Hoover, the 31st President of the United States ──────────────
I first visited Korea in 1909 to advise a Japanese industrialist on a technical project.
The Koreans at that time were in the most miserable state as seen anywhere in Asia.
There was little law or order.
The common people didn't eat well, didn't come with good clothes, lived in poor houses, and had few household goods.
There was no sanitation, and filth and humbleness covered the whole country.
During the 35 years of Japanese rule, the lives of Koreans have improved revolutionarily.
From the Korean talent, who had no future, the Japanese established order and brought Korea ports, railroads, roads, means of communication, fine public buildings, and greatly improved houses.
He set up a sanitary facility and taught him how to improve agriculture.
It built a huge fertilizer factory in North Korea and raised the food situation of the people to a reasonable level.
We planted trees on the bare mountains.
A system of general education was established to improve skills.
The dusty, dirty and dull clothes worn by Koreans have been replaced by clean and tidy clothes.
Freedom Betrayed : Herbert Hoover's Secret History of Freedom
「Japan killed Korean queen 」
That's what teach in Korea.
🔴Those who grew up watching "Korean dramas" may sympathize with the tragedy of women who are too beautiful
◆ Often in textbooks and overview books,
It is determined that he was assassinated by the Korean minister, Miura Goro.
As long as the grounds are inadequate, such an assertion is unjustified.
By such a theory, South Korea I understand that you unilaterally condemn Japan,
The fact that Japanese history education complies with it It's shameful.
By the way, in South Korea,
it is taught that "the Japanese murdered
閔妃Empress Myeongseong,
the merciful mother of the country."
We should calmly look back on the history of madness in Korea during the
閔妃Empress Myeongseong era.
🔴 Fukuzawa Yukichi's despaired 閔妃
“Empress Myeongseong” truth
The end of the dictatorship queen who took control of Korea on behalf of her husband
Writer Takuei Uyama
閔妃Queen Empress Myeongseong, who led South Korea in the latter half of the 19th century, was a female dictator who moved politics at will.
Those who do not obey themselves are mercilessly suppressed and Terror politics that does not hesitate to be executed.
we will consider the recent relationship between Japan and South Korea.
◆In 1885, he wrote in a newspaper editorial as follows:
Fukuzawa called Korea
Rather than calling the country bestial,
I would like to call it the land of hell with yoma (specters) and demons.
(From "Jiji Shinpo" on February 26, 1885)
◆ Fukuzawa Yukichi's feelings and today's Japanese Fukuzawa realizes that Korea,
which is no longer dominated by the Empress Myeongseong administration,
has no future or hope.
In "Datsu-A Ron"
I will write about what should be done with Korea and the China behind it.
"Unfortunately there is a country nearby,
One is called China and one is called Korea. "
And by naming China and Korea,
(From "Datsu-A Ron" published in "Jiji Shinpo" on March 16, 1885)
He criticize it as follows.
◆ The "vanity of appearance" mentioned here is not something like dressing up.
It refers to being submerged in Confucianism and obsessed with form and pride.
And they (Chinese and Korean)
No morality, cruel, brutal and shameless,
He says it's arrogant and has no introspection.
Moreover, Fukuzawa's relationship with China and Korea not only lags behind the progress of civilization.
He said that we would be treated as similar by other countries.
Finally, "I am in my heart, in the eastern part of Asia.
It's about abandoning bad friends. "
The Sino-Japanese War is pickpocketing to Japan
Then to Russia.
Fukuzawa's warning
"Don't get involved in Korea"
It hardly reached the Japanese government and Japanese people at that time,
On the contrary, Japan will become more and more involved
Finally, the two forces of Japan and the Qing dynasty collide in Korea, and the war begins.
This is the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895).
⬛ Fukuzawa has mercy on Korea, which was ruled by China.
Kim Ok-gyun supported the independence movement of young reformist Koreans.
They were burning with the ideal that modernization like the Meiji Restoration in Japan should be carried out in Korea.
Kim Ok-gyun responded to the Joseon Dynasty in 1884.
Causes a reform coup,
but fails.
He went into exile in Japan and received the patronage of Fukuzawa.
After that, when Kim Ok-gyun went to Shanghai,
Assassinated by a thug of the Joseon dynasty.
Kim Ok-gyun's body was brought to Seoul,
As a rebel, he was sentenced to lingchi
(a punishment for peeling and shaving).
The body is cut into pieces,
The neck and limbs were exposed
(In Korea and China, the dead were mercilessly sentenced).
Fukuzawa was angry and despaired that Kim Ok-gyun was sentenced to a brutal lingchi.
In 1885, he wrote in a newspaper editorial as follows:
Rather than calling the country bestial,
I would like to call it the land of hell with yoma (specters) and demons.
(From "Jiji Shinpo" on February 26, 1885)
Ancient Roman historian Curtius Rufus said,
"History repeats itself."
South Korea developed after the annexation of Korea. It was the annexation of Korea that Korea wanted.
Korea developed thanks to Japan. Let's not be deceived by anti-Japanese propaganda.
その韓国併合で韓国は発展した。韓国が望んだ韓国併合だった。日本のおかげで発展した。反日プロパガンダに騙されないようにしよう。
I have a new account on Instagram. Finally!
Yay! 🥳🥂