National Defense Academy of Japan: An Inside Look
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2021
- Here are the untold stories and experiences of NDA cadets that I want to help share with the world.
This experience is really a perfect example of how genuine friendships can transcend time and space.
I've studied abroad at NDA from August-December, 2018, then returned to film this video in December, 2019 during my winter vacation. I never had any background in filmmaking or videography, so this was an incredible journey of self-learning, and I definitely hope to craft more of this kind of content in the future.
While initially meant for West Points cadets, I realized people who will never have a chance to visit NDA might appreciate what this video has to offer, so if you enjoyed watching this, please let me (and the NDA cadets) know your thoughts down below.
A huge thank you to everyone who made this video possible and allowing me to share your story. There are so many others I haven't been able to include who took such great care of me and gave me some of the best experiences of my life. Lastly, thank you to Paul for giving me the energy and inspiration to finish making this video. Throughout 2020, I would always put it off by making excuses that I was too busy or tired, but I realized this represents so much more than myself. It represents the life and struggles of these cadets, so I'm glad that it's finally complete for you all to see.
For more stories about NDA, check out this interview with the West Point Center for Oral History about me and my friend's time abroad and in Iwo Jima: bit.ly/2QbclW9
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Love japan🇯🇵 from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I absolutely enjoyed my time here at the 2019 ICC, and would love to come back during my career with the US Army! Also the food was amazing!
Loved this video...so much nostalgia!!
Thanks for the video !! It was super informative and clearly a lot of work went into it. I will be heading there this summer, COVID dependent, but even so this is a great work of passion ! Hope to see you again later in life :)
This is super high quality!!!
Also, super good to see Kent, Zoe, and Alexis again, glad they are doing well!
Thank you for uploading this.
Looking some videos about NDA of Japan and found this. Was really informative and the perspective was nice, transparent and based on what we can encounter in inside. From the Ph, thanks to M. Zoe and Mr. Alexis.
The quality is amazing what. 10 subs only too
This video was very interesting to watch, I have a side interest (Hobby) of Japanese cars so naturally I began to learn more about japan as a country bit by bit. I am in the Australian Army so naturally I have worked alongside the JGSDF and the other two branches of the JSDF fairly often when compared to other militaries (only the USMC and NZDF would be more frequent in comparison), I have always wondered what sort of training JGSDF Officers/Enlisted received and how it compared to my own training so I found this video very informative, I wish you great success, Good day.
Thank you! I always find it fascinating how other militaries interact with the JSDF, so I sincerely appreciate your insight!
RUclipsにアップしないでって言われてるのに堂々と投稿されていて笑ってしまいました。
しかし私は今年防衛大学校を受験するので、他で見れないリアルな話内部情報が得られて非常にありがたいです。すごい参考になりました。
行進するときに「抜刀隊」が流れるのも気分が上がっていいですね！
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Hi, drop by to ask you if cadets use their mobile phones or laptops? If they could, when?
And i also want to know if us foreign cadets could get by with just knowing English?
Hello! They can use their phones and laptops. Asides from during military training, they typically can use their laptops for schoolwork during the study hours and for their personal use during free time. They can use their phones as well; however, there are several restrictions on posting about the school on social media for security reasons. And foreign cadets take what's called a zeroth year where they learn Japanese for 1 year. You are expected to become proficient in Japanese to the point you can study at a college level. Most Japanese people don't speak English well, so unfortunately it won't be able to help you much.
Thanks a lot. Now i kind of have gotten a little bit better at Japanese. Still don’t think that this will be enough when i become a first year student. Btw this video is 99% accurate.
more videos please
They'll be coming! Let me know if you have any recommendation for videos
@@koizumithomas check NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY (NDA) OF INDIA
Can you make a video regarding your experience in JNDA?
Yeah I can do that! Is there anything in particular you would like me to talk about?
@@koizumithomas the lifestyle there and the difference would be interesting
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Nuclear lunch detected!!!
Yes i am not army afters i di plomatic mastradoer estudying NDA Academy depertament economi Academy army military realtion to east Timor and the country indosia and jpg country relationship economical agronimcal all people is the best to my father and my mother healp me my life everyday,
NDA is also in india . But the entry for this is only for 12 th class passout boys and girls.
Can Foreigner join JSDF?
I want to be an air Force
Unfortunately foreigners are not allowed to join the JSDF. You'd have to be a Japanese citizen in order to join.
@@koizumithomas thanks for the answer 👍
@@koizumithomas but if a foreigner acquires Japanese citizenship, he can enter the JSDF?
I love everything about Japan. I am an American soldier, and hopefully, one day, I will find a Japanese wife. Lol, I'm just joking. Nice video.
So lousy compared to the philippine military academy that is so very rigid and so very strict interms of the protocols/rules