@2:35 total goosebumps.. That character is based general Hasegawa of the last samurai... He didnt want to fight the samurai and bring shame to his ppl.. But when his duty as a soldier for his emperor came into question he went into the battle
"Realism", ah yes the infamous realistic moshpit formation and the utter and absolute lack of formation, cohesion and discipline, clearly realistic, the samurai using katana as their primary weapon instead of naginatas or rifles at this point quite realistic in Lalaland that is. Plus the cringe hollywoodesc disorganized "charges" which resemble nothing how a formation would actually have "charged" another, which would be while maintaining the formation rank and file has cohesive and together has possible not running individually like madman. This is not a plague in series/movies alone but aswell of the atrocities called "documentaries" which are almost always by far the worst offenders.
@@alexmag342 #1 If you actually watch the video, you would see that both forces have rifles and cannons, they are both using them, the Satsuma forces only switched to thier Katanas when fighting infantry or when they ran out of ammo. #2 The Naginata, while it was still used through the Boshin War, it was a very outdated weapon that was also not a weapon used in large numbers either. Both the Katana and the Naginata were both outshined and outnumbered by the Yari Spear (if you watched the video, you'd see multiple people using the Yari) which saw way more use than the Naginata even during Sengoku Jidai. Also note, this show takes place during the Satsuma Rebellion which was after The Boshin War. #3 The reason why I said this was realistic was because of the general uniformity of the troops compared to other media like Tom Cruise' 'The Last Samurai'. I know they don't have any kind of general structure and are disorganized because, surprise surprise, it's a TV show.
@@HellCorps And that is actually accurate as well. Quite a few Satsuma Samurai chose to dawn their traditional armor but many chose to stick with newer advantages of modern military uniforms so many just stuck with the newer militaristic look and advantages of modern uniforms as the Satsuma were very open to modernization just not at the cost of the Samurai. One modernization effort consisted of Revolver Cavalry and reformation and modernization of the Navy, even Saigo himself loved his revolvers.
Imagine these insane bastards fighting relentlessly for six months, through snow and heat, losing Kamamoto, then being constantly pushed from one place to another - from Hitoyoshi, to Miyazaki, Miyakonojo to Noeboka while at the same time constantly observing their men dying and their numbers being reduced from tens to thousands to about 500 hundred, all of this to the faithful hill of Shiroyama. And there they hid in caves while being constantly, day and night bombarded by cannons from the soldiers and ships for 10 days, while also being attacked by soldiers, killing about 200 hundred, day by day, without them being able to defend themselves in any kind of way. When that dreaded 24. of September came, they must have been already reduced to insane animals, not clean, shaven and nicely clothed men like in the scene at 3:26, dear god! Long live the Shiroyama heroes!
No, the battlefield of the Meiji Restoration was from Kyoto to eastern Japan. This is a rebellion of the samurai who rebelled against the new system 10 years after the Meiji Restoration.
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@2:35 total goosebumps.. That character is based general Hasegawa of the last samurai... He didnt want to fight the samurai and bring shame to his ppl.. But when his duty as a soldier for his emperor came into question he went into the battle
NHK大河ドラマ『翔ぶが如く』デスね。
西郷隆盛役の西田敏行さんギラギラしてたなぁ～
Came for the music, favorited for the authenticity.
It fit the song pretty well
"Realism", ah yes the infamous realistic moshpit formation and the utter and absolute lack of formation, cohesion and discipline, clearly realistic, the samurai using katana as their primary weapon instead of naginatas or rifles at this point quite realistic in Lalaland that is.
Plus the cringe hollywoodesc disorganized "charges" which resemble nothing how a formation would actually have "charged" another, which would be while maintaining the formation rank and file has cohesive and together has possible not running individually like madman.
This is not a plague in series/movies alone but aswell of the atrocities called "documentaries" which are almost always by far the worst offenders.
@@alexmag342 #1 If you actually watch the video, you would see that both forces have rifles and cannons, they are both using them, the Satsuma forces only switched to thier Katanas when fighting infantry or when they ran out of ammo.
#2 The Naginata, while it was still used through the Boshin War, it was a very outdated weapon that was also not a weapon used in large numbers either. Both the Katana and the Naginata were both outshined and outnumbered by the Yari Spear (if you watched the video, you'd see multiple people using the Yari) which saw way more use than the Naginata even during Sengoku Jidai. Also note, this show takes place during the Satsuma Rebellion which was after The Boshin War.
#3 The reason why I said this was realistic was because of the general uniformity of the troops compared to other media like Tom Cruise' 'The Last Samurai'. I know they don't have any kind of general structure and are disorganized because, surprise surprise, it's a TV show.
@@dogwoodhillbilly Both samurai armour and modern uniform at the same time, I like the Satsuma Domain too much than Tokugawa
@@HellCorps And that is actually accurate as well. Quite a few Satsuma Samurai chose to dawn their traditional armor but many chose to stick with newer advantages of modern military uniforms so many just stuck with the newer militaristic look and advantages of modern uniforms as the Satsuma were very open to modernization just not at the cost of the Samurai. One modernization effort consisted of Revolver Cavalry and reformation and modernization of the Navy, even Saigo himself loved his revolvers.
Imagine these insane bastards fighting relentlessly for six months, through snow and heat, losing Kamamoto, then being constantly pushed from one place to another - from Hitoyoshi, to Miyazaki, Miyakonojo to Noeboka while at the same time constantly observing their men dying and their numbers being reduced from tens to thousands to about 500 hundred, all of this to the faithful hill of Shiroyama. And there they hid in caves while being constantly, day and night bombarded by cannons from the soldiers and ships for 10 days, while also being attacked by soldiers, killing about 200 hundred, day by day, without them being able to defend themselves in any kind of way. When that dreaded 24. of September came, they must have been already reduced to insane animals, not clean, shaven and nicely clothed men like in the scene at 3:26, dear god!
Long live the Shiroyama heroes!
Tobu ga gotoku TV drama in 1990
That's right.
"The Last Samurai (2003)" is the story of fictional combined with historical reality of the Satsuma rebellion of 1877
Bushido!!!! 👍👍👍
3:25 He is like a Kuya Hugo King Hugo.
aizu han joined the battle
Where do i find the movie at?
Does this series come subtitled?
I'm sorry, I haven't added subtitles.
1:12 熊本？
kumamoto was a battle site during meiji restoration?
No, the battlefield of the Meiji Restoration was from Kyoto to eastern Japan. This is a rebellion of the samurai who rebelled against the new system 10 years after the Meiji Restoration.
Niice! more realistic one.
Even Japanese people don't know it.
Movie pls
hey, can i use this for a lyric video? you'll be credited of course
坂上忍さん、日テレ年末時代劇「田原坂」では西郷菊次郎だったが大河「翔ぶが如く」では大山巌。
おもいでの夏