After having ignored all warnings and even have been disrespectful - there's no way to expect that other people risk their lifes for a rescue operation! But I feel sad for the kids 😢
People panic in that kind of situation though. It is humanly normal for humans to do all kinds of things when they are about to die. For example, it is common for panicked divers to take off rescuer's mask when grasping for air so most rescue divers under the coast guard is trained in underwater hand to hand combat techniques. In this case, it's super reasonable for them to be disrespectful because they are about to die and the rescue operation seems so easy to them and the rescue departments isn't doing anything. Of course, they don't know the hardship of the rescue department.
I think it's an unfortunate thing that happened but there is really no one to blame but the campers. They were told repeatedly about the danger that was approaching and continued to do nothing, then had the audacity to demand people to 'Do their Job.' It makes me sad that the one girl blames herself when it's not her fault, I hope she realizes that one day. I am curious about the repercussions the Boss faced after the fact, there is no way he kept his job after that.
@@stejer211 That's what I was thinking, they're so overworked and on top of that the boss is almost like a cult leader. I know this used to be a good thing and serve a purpose but things change so it's time to adapt and give employees some relief.
@@stejer211 As far as I know, the camp was attended by the employees of the industrial waste disposal company and their families, and I don't think the president was there. So I don't think the president used his official powers to force them to stay there when the river was rising.
The guy that said "hurry up and do your job." I wonder if he's the last one rescued. It's the same when you go to any restaurant. Never make the person mad that's taking your order or cooking your food. NEVER!!
I think as an employee it would be hard to go against your boss. As you would be afraid to lose your job. But it’s so ironic that he was one of the few people who survived
Just a reminder you can't cure stupid. People will only see the light sometimes when forced by circumstance, rather than being smart enough in the first place.
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The boss is responsive for all of the deaths that day. Is there information on what happened to him after this? Did he remain the boss, was he sued, or something else? Rest in peace to those children.
I was crossing the Cairngorms leading up to and following the Stonehaven Derailment in 2020. I came across a couple that were camping along side the River Dee who were planning on staying the night during the worst of the storm, luckily they listened to my advice, because the following morning the huge boulder (5m squared) that was in the river, had moved downstream and the river bank had been washed away. It really opened my eyes to the sheer power that water has - that boulder must of been 10s of tons, yet was just moved!
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I'm shocked and disappointed that the group of Japanese were disrespectful to the police and were stupid to stay with the boss. Especially at a time that a flood is imminent. That's not how it usually is. We listen to rules and warnings.
It sounds like the boss and others had been drinking. I'm surprised they didn't arrest him for being drunk and disorderly to get the group off the river before this happened particularly as there were kids in the group.
Wow, this is disturbing- I feel bad for all of these people and condolences to the family. This whole video was really eerie since a river isn’t normally capable of doing this. Great video!
I cry and swear so much. How?! It's a baby?! You think about a job when the life of an innocent baby stays in your hands?! Criminals. As a parent, can't comprehend this, just can't. Sad. Rest with starts little souls.
Use ur comment sense. Would u risk ur life for such a bunch of idiots?they really deserve it. Blame the adult for not listening to the warning. U have ur own family waiting for u.
Im OBSESSED with your channel thank you! What i don't understand is why you would even want to stay camping in the pouring rain to begin with! I understand that the employees wouldn't want to leave or be seen as disloyal to their boss. BUT they had their families and children with them! I bet they believed the boss who said there was no danger over the police officers. I do understand the culture is completely different over there especially the working culture. I've heard working yourself to death is a huge problem. But what I don't understand is why the boss was so stubborn to begin with? Did he just have a problem with people telling him what to do even if they were trying to save him? Was the boss too prideful? But surely the safety of his employees would be worth humbling yourself. Or after he said no he didn't want to move the first time did he feel unable to humble himself and admit they should go home after that?
I saw this footage many years ago while viewing 3\11 footage. I didn’t know the circumstances but gathered that people were stranded in this raging river. Interesting to hear the facts behind it. Also, my daughter and I have been visiting Japan regularly since 2010 and have been to 45 prefectures. (She attended Japanese School here in the USA for 5 years and we have watched lots of Taiga Dramas!) We’ve learned many things about the country but rarely anything like what you present on your channel. Very informative. Thanks!
I saw several videos of incidents similar to this one. As long as the river water level rises up, you have to escape. Do not stay in the river and wait for resuce. The water level will rise up more.
I live and work in Japan. I understand the pressure of japanese employees to do what their boss tell them to do, even if they don't want to. That boss is responsible for the deaths of those people and those children. May he rot in hell.
Some of them call "Hurry up" "Do your job" bruh the police and other dam guard already told him and they not care about it.... why now they demand the help?
I hope that boss man compensated all those families who lost their loved ones. Whilst money doesn't bring back the lives of those victims, the boss should have taken responsibility esp. if those families stayed out of a sense of duty towards their boss. 😢
The protocol should be a maximum of three warnings, and after that all requests for help will be denied. Will be present, however: TV cameras on the ground and in helicopters, TV game show host, opportunities to gamble on the outcome.
Its hard to feel bad for this (except the children). They were warned multiple times and did nothing. I hope the president of the garbage company feel responsible for these deaths.
Honestly every adult who refused to leave should be charged with the childrens murder and be imprisoned for life. I couldn't care less about the adults drowning but the kids they got killed is just horrible.
classic case of not trusting your gut instinct from employees, getting on your high horses because you managed to make some money and throw a party from the boss, and poor innocent kids who have nothing to do with this. Kudos to the guys that went home or moved their tents, smart folks.
Ignoring advise from authorities is common within Asians. This is no different than those koreans who got killed in a stampede. The ONLY reason i feel just a little bad is becuz of the children who had no say of the situation they were in. Ive seen a similar situation in a boat full of asians where i saw the boat staff told the passenger they need to keep quiet becuz there are sharks in the area. The ppl were disrespectful and kept partying. At some point, a massive shark attacked the boat. Once this happened, suddenly everyone shut the hell up.
Japan should reconsider the "intervene" law if they want to save the life and protect the life of their citizens. It is like fold arms and watch them how they are dying
my sympaty goes only to the children, rescuers and relatives, the adults made their choise and they paid the price for it, the children however did not get to make a choise, it was forced on them by their parents, which resulted in their death, this is why the police in this kind of scenario shoulc at the very least take the children away with force if they refuse to move as the kids should not have to pay with their life for their parents mistakes, the boss need to be arrested and prosecuted for everyones death as he is directly responsible for them, they died because of his choise and he need to pay for it.
I thought the Japanese were more obedient and listened to authorities. On another note, I am sure the people could have been saved. The rescuers were not doing their job well.
Absolutely based Boss, he got his idiot workers risking their families lives to just stay put at a clearly flooding riverbank for nothing. Being a boss in japan gotta be the best feeling ever, obedient workers who worship you and you don`t even have to pay them well.
I feel so sorry for the children and that’s where my sympathy stops.
Agreed.
After having ignored all warnings and even have been disrespectful - there's no way to expect that other people risk their lifes for a rescue operation! But I feel sad for the kids 😢
People panic in that kind of situation though. It is humanly normal for humans to do all kinds of things when they are about to die. For example, it is common for panicked divers to take off rescuer's mask when grasping for air so most rescue divers under the coast guard is trained in underwater hand to hand combat techniques. In this case, it's super reasonable for them to be disrespectful because they are about to die and the rescue operation seems so easy to them and the rescue departments isn't doing anything. Of course, they don't know the hardship of the rescue department.
They were warned 3 times. I feel for the children who died. They depended on the adults to protect them.
I think it's an unfortunate thing that happened but there is really no one to blame but the campers. They were told repeatedly about the danger that was approaching and continued to do nothing, then had the audacity to demand people to 'Do their Job.' It makes me sad that the one girl blames herself when it's not her fault, I hope she realizes that one day. I am curious about the repercussions the Boss faced after the fact, there is no way he kept his job after that.
If the reason they didn't leave is because the boss wanted to stay... something fundamental in the culture needs immediate attention.
The behavior of the employees mirrors _exactly_ Japan's society and business culture.
@@stejer211 That's what I was thinking, they're so overworked and on top of that the boss is almost like a cult leader. I know this used to be a good thing and serve a purpose but things change so it's time to adapt and give employees some relief.
@@stejer211 As far as I know, the camp was attended by the employees of the industrial waste disposal company and their families, and I don't think the president was there. So I don't think the president used his official powers to force them to stay there when the river was rising.
@@tanmomo-ll7bj Your comment exists for 100% out of assumptions.
It reminds me of the sewol ferry incident in Korea where the passengers listened to the captain and didn’t evacuate while he himself did.
The guy that said "hurry up and do your job." I wonder if he's the last one rescued. It's the same when you go to any restaurant. Never make the person mad that's taking your order or cooking your food. NEVER!!
I think as an employee it would be hard to go against your boss. As you would be afraid to lose your job. But it’s so ironic that he was one of the few people who survived
Just a reminder you can't cure stupid. People will only see the light sometimes when forced by circumstance, rather than being smart enough in the first place.
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The boss is responsive for all of the deaths that day. Is there information on what happened to him after this? Did he remain the boss, was he sued, or something else? Rest in peace to those children.
I was crossing the Cairngorms leading up to and following the Stonehaven Derailment in 2020. I came across a couple that were camping along side the River Dee who were planning on staying the night during the worst of the storm, luckily they listened to my advice, because the following morning the huge boulder (5m squared) that was in the river, had moved downstream and the river bank had been washed away. It really opened my eyes to the sheer power that water has - that boulder must of been 10s of tons, yet was just moved!
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I'm sure the people stayed bc of what the boss said. His arrogance is flabergasting
I'm shocked and disappointed that the group of Japanese were disrespectful to the police and were stupid to stay with the boss. Especially at a time that a flood is imminent.
That's not how it usually is. We listen to rules and warnings.
It sounds like the boss and others had been drinking. I'm surprised they didn't arrest him for being drunk and disorderly to get the group off the river before this happened particularly as there were kids in the group.
Wow, this is disturbing- I feel bad for all of these people and condolences to the family. This whole video was really eerie since a river isn’t normally capable of doing this. Great video!
What are you talking about? This is exactly what rivers do all the time.
A *whole* campsite is something I never heard of a river doing, but I guess this is something new to hear.
@@kirbyof590stars Anything you build/place in a river's floodplain will eventually wash away, I don't see what's so special about that.
@@stejer211 um, ok then.
I cry and swear so much.
How?! It's a baby?! You think about a job when the life of an innocent baby stays in your hands?! Criminals.
As a parent, can't comprehend this, just can't.
Sad. Rest with starts little souls.
Awesome, good research, keep em coming.
Ignorance is bliss .. until it kills you.
What I found most disturbing is that we could film them but not rescue them, I never saw anything like that
It's sad, really. Water is an extremely powerful force that can form a nearly impenetrable barrier. Sometimes the only thing people can do is observe
Use ur comment sense. Would u risk ur life for such a bunch of idiots?they really deserve it. Blame the adult for not listening to the warning. U have ur own family waiting for u.
I mean what can we do, risk our own lives? Depending on the situation maybe but we can just as easily be a hindrance or make it worse
Im OBSESSED with your channel thank you! What i don't understand is why you would even want to stay camping in the pouring rain to begin with! I understand that the employees wouldn't want to leave or be seen as disloyal to their boss. BUT they had their families and children with them! I bet they believed the boss who said there was no danger over the police officers. I do understand the culture is completely different over there especially the working culture. I've heard working yourself to death is a huge problem. But what I don't understand is why the boss was so stubborn to begin with? Did he just have a problem with people telling him what to do even if they were trying to save him? Was the boss too prideful? But surely the safety of his employees would be worth humbling yourself. Or after he said no he didn't want to move the first time did he feel unable to humble himself and admit they should go home after that?
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I saw this footage many years ago while viewing 3\11 footage. I didn’t know the circumstances but gathered that people were stranded in this raging river. Interesting to hear the facts behind it. Also, my daughter and I have been visiting Japan regularly since 2010 and have been to 45 prefectures. (She attended Japanese School here in the USA for 5 years and we have watched lots of Taiga Dramas!) We’ve learned many things about the country but rarely anything like what you present on your channel. Very informative. Thanks!
Your videos are really good man! Keep it up :)
Great videos. Keep it up.
Thank you!
I saw several videos of incidents similar to this one. As long as the river water level rises up, you have to escape. Do not stay in the river and wait for resuce. The water level will rise up more.
Those adults in that group murdered those kids
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Your cases from Japan are interesting!
Omg... heart breaking to see the children holding on to their mothers.....
I live and work in Japan. I understand the pressure of japanese employees to do what their boss tell them to do, even if they don't want to. That boss is responsible for the deaths of those people and those children. May he rot in hell.
Some of them call "Hurry up" "Do your job"
bruh
the police and other dam guard already told him
and they not care about it....
why now they demand the help?
Heartbreaking to see the children being swept away. I hope the tour leader was sentenced to jail.
those poor children
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Little girl. Your father made the right choice. If my husband had to choose I'd want him to choose our son.
She'd be happy that you lived
What happened to the boss?
Probably gave himself a raise.
I hope that boss man compensated all those families who lost their loved ones. Whilst money doesn't bring back the lives of those victims, the boss should have taken responsibility esp. if those families stayed out of a sense of duty towards their boss. 😢
Ya know we should stop wasting time and resources on the most useless of people. Do feel bad for the kids
serious question do they not know how to swim?
Good shit, make more pls
The protocol should be a maximum of three warnings, and after that all requests for help will be denied.
Will be present, however: TV cameras on the ground and in helicopters, TV game show host, opportunities to gamble on the outcome.
They can't blame the police or the people at the dam...they have been warned several times😲😦
英語上手いし、文法完璧。うらやましい限り。
they didn't listen probably because they worked so hard and finally vacation time......and this happens
This is what happens when you don’t listen smh poor kids
As a mother. Seeing the kiss. My boy was that size once. 😭😭😭😭
Its hard to feel bad for this (except the children). They were warned multiple times and did nothing. I hope the president of the garbage company feel responsible for these deaths.
Honestly every adult who refused to leave should be charged with the childrens murder and be imprisoned for life. I couldn't care less about the adults drowning but the kids they got killed is just horrible.
Burakumin company?
classic case of not trusting your gut instinct from employees, getting on your high horses because you managed to make some money and throw a party from the boss, and poor innocent kids who have nothing to do with this. Kudos to the guys that went home or moved their tents, smart folks.
Too many thrill seekers engaged in high risk activities.
Scarey!
Sucks for the kids but there's definitely some Darwin award recipient's in this story.
Such a sad and unnecessary tragedy
Antiauthority is a dangerous attitude. We all can have it.
I am not directing .this to the children at all .The adults were absolutely not only arrogant ,ignorant, but stupid and selfish people.
It's a tragedy when innocent children had to die because of stubborn, stupid adults.
Ignoring advise from authorities is common within Asians. This is no different than those koreans who got killed in a stampede. The ONLY reason i feel just a little bad is becuz of the children who had no say of the situation they were in.
Ive seen a similar situation in a boat full of asians where i saw the boat staff told the passenger they need to keep quiet becuz there are sharks in the area. The ppl were disrespectful and kept partying. At some point, a massive shark attacked the boat. Once this happened, suddenly everyone shut the hell up.
Japan should reconsider the "intervene" law if they want to save the life and protect the life of their citizens. It is like fold arms and watch them how they are dying
my sympaty goes only to the children, rescuers and relatives, the adults made their choise and they paid the price for it, the children however did not get to make a choise, it was forced on them by their parents, which resulted in their death, this is why the police in this kind of scenario shoulc at the very least take the children away with force if they refuse to move as the kids should not have to pay with their life for their parents mistakes, the boss need to be arrested and prosecuted for everyones death as he is directly responsible for them, they died because of his choise and he need to pay for it.
I thought the Japanese were more obedient and listened to authorities. On another note, I am sure the people could have been saved. The rescuers were not doing their job well.
They are more obedient to the boss than government. The boss is the crazy one here and should have been put in jail.
The president survived omfg there is no god
Dummies atari mae
Absolutely based Boss, he got his idiot workers risking their families lives to just stay put at a clearly flooding riverbank for nothing. Being a boss in japan gotta be the best feeling ever, obedient workers who worship you and you don`t even have to pay them well.
Japanese cultural attitudes, not listening to your boss is disrespect 😂😂
Darwin demonstrated.