Great English subtitles, I absolute adored them, they were enriching and empowering. I mean, so powerfully written and so accurately composed. Brillinat.
"Japan has isolated itself from the rest of the world for over 200 years, until the Americans came and said, "you're gonna trade with us and you're gonna like it"
Trade by definition can only exist if two or more people willingly engage on it. What happened in Japan was that the commoners saw forening trade as usefull but the nobility forbidded it for selfish or tiranical reason's.
@The Liberal Capitalist that was not good enough. I am very sure someone in Japan seen that the times was changing and it was time to be with the other countries.
In result these samurai dies infront of US howitzer, gatling gun, winchester etc. And they can't be blamed cz they train japanese to be the emperor army so it's looks like a civil war but in my opinion it's not
*"The Country of a Samurai", It's been a long time since our country was called this. Samurai once daydreaming while looking into the Edo sky. Now, foreign ships come through*
My teacher showed us one of your videos that i watched, it was cool to see a channel that I watch a lot at home, being brought to school. Thanks Simple History :D
Next video Life in Majapahit era Life in Joseon era Life in Khmer Empire era Life in The Phillipines under American colonial era Life in North America before American revolution Life in British Raj Life in Ottoman Empire Life in German Empire Life in Austro-Hungarian empire
Long time ago, the Japanese people lived together in harmony. But then, everything changed when anime attacked _The 4th Great Ninja War erupted and changed Japan forever_
Merchants might have been among the "lower classes" but many merchants were very wealthy and very influential with regards to government policies and politics in general. A key detail that you fail to mention.
During the fall of the Samurai class in the late Edo period, breeding goldfish become a Samurais' second job for income. In fact, Samurai was the first goldfish keepers in Japan back in the 16th century. Ranchu, Ryukin, and Tosakin are the 3 signature breeds developed by Samurai
I've watched Japanese Samurai movies and shows such as The Last Samurai, Shogun TV series, 13 Assassins, 47 Ronin and this video is among those I admired the most in your channel.
Tokugawa wanted Japan to avoid Western values, only for the Meiji restoration to adopt some of it. I think Japan melded traditional and Western values very well, and they have [for the most part] done it in their own terms, making the modern Japanese culture we know [and love (at least in my case)].
There is problem though in regards to how it incorporated individualism and collectivism, namely they sucked at implementing it and have made it hard for a Japanese couple today to start a family and get married.
Yeah the blending of values was great, until they massacred unholy amounts of Chinese, Phillipino, and even Japanese, citizens. Their ancient values led to them being literally worse than nazis, the terrible acts they committed would make mengele blush!
I swear to god every time I start to look into a subject of history, about a week after, Simple History uploads a vid regarding the topic. Every. Single. Time.
While neighbouring powers fell quickly to advancing European colonizers, Japan was a very tough nut to crack and even Portuguese navigators find it hard to colonize. It being isolated and remote was one advantage. The Island had a strategical advantage. Only after Meiji restoration, Japan opened up for the rest of the world. Japan was never colonized, rather it in fact attained a status of being an imperialist power just like its European counterparts.
During the Tokugawa era, the Nihonbashi was the center of five kaido that began in 1601. The major highways of today's Japan roughly follow the route of the kaido (Route 1, 2, etc), collectively known as Edo Five Routes. There was the Tokaido that connected Edo to Kyoto and had 53 stations (and had an artistic interpretation by Utagawa Hiroshige). It merged with Nakasendo (hitting the center of Honshu, has 69 stations). Then there was the Koshu Kaido with 44 stations that ended at modern Yamanashi before merging with Nakasendo, then the Oshu terminating at Mutsu Province (today's Fukushima Prefecture, had 27 stations), and the Nikko Kaido that terminated at modern Tochigi Prefecture with 21 stations. These routes' stations had border control functions. Also, today's Tokaido Shinkansen follows roughly the Tokaido route.
@@rareELL before Tokugawa was given Edo by Toyotomi Hideyoshi it was a backwater. Many of his retainers thought it an insult to their lord Tokugawa. Yet he saw the potential of a place that could rival Kyoto. It is a fascinating point in Japanese history.
Kitchen Gorilla This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
@Maranda I don't know if you have figured it out already but a weeaboo is a person who denounces their own culture/land/traditions and puts japan on a weirdly inappropriate pedestal. They take part in cultural appropriation, learn most of their "knowledge" of japan from anime/manga and probably collect swords and ninja stars.. Filthy Frank has a while video dedicated to weeaboo's, I reccoment you watch it, it's good fun.
Whenever I watch videos on the edo period, I always remember the Shinsengumi samurai. Best knows for breaking down the “born a Samurai” idea and would hire and train men from all walks of life to serve the shogun as samurai. The 3 highest ranking men in Shinsengumi were all from farming families but attained their rank through sheer skill with a sword.
@@matthewmammothswine4395 they weren’t exactly a “secret” police force as the would patrol the streets both day and night. Anyone who saw that sky blue and mountain pattern haori, knew exactly who They were.
Jabg This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
yeah, sure. many countries were like this in the Medieval Age, actually. maybe we should keep in mind the fact that maintaining a colony is pretty difficult and costs money. an empire would have to spend money to build better infrastructure and military bases or fortifications and the soldiers to protect the new colony. most of the time, countries even during the Medieval Age had alliances.
"On that day, The Japanese received a grim reminder. They lived in fear of the outside world and were disgraced to live in these cages they called isolationism"
This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
ROK Ball Yes it is. There is no doubt that the Joseon Dynasty was totally shithole. During that time, 50 percent of the population of Korea was a slave.
Edo folks would have totally dug this take on their lifestyle! 😊 They had a great sense of humor and a sharp eye for social details. I love how the video highlights the constant fires in Edo-it’s amusing yet historically significant. Those fires really made the firemen some of the most admired men in town. Wow!
Edo Japan: 1618: I sleep 1648: I sleep 1756: I sleep 1776: I sleep 1799: I sleep 1815: I sleep 1848: I sleep 1853: *knock-knock. It's the United States*
@@6ANUR34DT81S Anime is cool too but I don't like how people who make fun of them or those who like them on every single god damn youtube video about Japan. I am sure those people haven't watched even a single anime other than memes regarding it.
The interesting thing about Commodore Perry is he's seen in Japan, not as a wicked foreigner who forced Japan into a trade agreement under threat of violence, but as a beloved historical figure!
It's really touching to learn at the end of the video that Edo, a city full of history and culture became Tokyo That's why they're like that city a lot
Let's take a tour of Edo, Japan's capital (now Tokyo) during the Tokugawa Period. 🗻
My time 1:52 am
Simple History thanks for teaching me so much history
Thanks
Simple History it’s says this comment was posted 4 days ago but the video was just uploaded…wtf?😂
Simple History do you think you can do some videos on imperial Japan’s brutality during world war 2?
I love how the person who did subtitles quit after like 2 sentences
And yet Simple History approved it.
this is me doing any work in general
Yeah, hopefully they fixed it
This video is a year old and they haven't fix it.
Kinda unprofessional if you ask me.
@@rumuelnathanael8043 Ja.
"Open the country, stop having it be closed" said the United States
*knock, knock* It's the United States. With huge boats. With guns. Gunboats.
they couldnt really do anything about it so they signed a contract to let america and britain to come to the country to trade
Now it's:
"You have oil I need to close you"
Ahh bill wurtz
OPEN UP, FBI
Japan - Is Isolationist
USA - Ends Isolationism
Japan - Turns into a imperial empire
Usa - :O
samuel haley
USA-Your free time of living has now expired
USA ends the imperial empire
Imperial empire
On today's episode of redundant redundancy
USA - ends imperialism
Japan - pacifism
USA - *Trump*
samuel haley lmao saying imperial empire is like saying democratic democracy
Great English subtitles, I absolute adored them, they were enriching and empowering. I mean, so powerfully written and so accurately composed. Brillinat.
Ikr
This might be obvious but is this sarcasm
@@alexdragen250 well, taking into account that the subs are two sentences long.... whadja think
@@apolodelimalimon yeah... It was stupid of me to ask
He abs homework
Capital before the deciding civil war: "KYO-TO"
Capital after the deciding civil war: "TO-KYO"
...
Actually Kyōto and Tōkyō.
@@vmerkwurdigliebe3751 same thing
@@paprikaa117 Kyou is the same, literally capital. Tou and To are not same.
Neither of them are written in English my guy, check the Kanji, they have different meanings.
@@vmerkwurdigliebe3751 there no “U” in Kyoto or Tokyo
"Japan has isolated itself from the rest of the world for over 200 years, until the Americans came and said, "you're gonna trade with us and you're gonna like it"
Trade by definition can only exist if two or more people willingly engage on it. What happened in Japan was that the commoners saw forening trade as usefull but the nobility forbidded it for selfish or tiranical reason's.
Same thing with korea
@The Liberal Capitalist that was not good enough. I am very sure someone in Japan seen that the times was changing and it was time to be with the other countries.
I see we have a woman of culture here.
In result these samurai dies infront of US howitzer, gatling gun, winchester etc.
And they can't be blamed cz they train japanese to be the emperor army so it's looks like a civil war but in my opinion it's not
A Samurai entered the "pleasure" district.
This angered his father who used to punish him severely.
I see youre a man of culture aswell
XD
Dude. Not cool.
you have good taste in channels
Lol i get it nice
*"The Country of a Samurai", It's been a long time since our country was called this. Samurai once daydreaming while looking into the Edo sky. Now, foreign ships come through*
GINTAMA!!
Cultured I see
Is that from a book ?
DONDAKE
@@dunbass7149 - Comedy Manga.
My teacher showed us one of your videos that i watched, it was cool to see a channel that I watch a lot at home, being brought to school. Thanks Simple History :D
Next video
Life in Majapahit era
Life in Joseon era
Life in Khmer Empire era
Life in The Phillipines under American colonial era
Life in North America before American revolution
Life in British Raj
Life in Ottoman Empire
Life in German Empire
Life in Austro-Hungarian empire
Is this from patreon update next???
Evan Pangaribuan
Life in the Dutch Republic
Life in medieval/Victorian England
Etc.
Most of those would actually be very interesting
Life in Stalinist USSR
life in fascist germany
would be interesting to i think
Yes.
Japan: *Isolationism*
USA: I don't think so.
Japan: *Ends Isolationism*
JP: *Close the door*
US: Ara ara, Shut-in Neet, Open the door and your pants, stop having it be closed.
JP: *Open the door*
@@majorblitz3846 U.S.A. should have focused on the Reconstruction of the South.
@@patrickweber8750 Can't rebuild the south with warships so might as well send them across the pacific.
@@Predator42ID Add them with Union troops then you can. And most of the problem around this time was a racist President.
@@patrickweber8750 Lincoln wasn't racist or is every president minus Obama racist to you.
*_The moment when a Weaboo goes to Edo Japan and there's no signs of subtitles everywhere._*
*Weebs:* NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Nooooo
Pfft inaccurate! They would say no in Japanese
@@RodneyLim03 yeah nein
@@RodneyLim03 but hey atleast there is still a dubbed version see?
Heheheh jokes on you i’m japanese and i study 国語 (Japanese study)
Hahahahahaha
Everything in Samurai Champloo makes so much more sense now
Same lol I'm still searching for the Sunflower scented Samurai.
@@infinitetundra Haha still? Guess it's time for another adventure to find him!
Even the zombies?
@@Prich319 nah, they was just havin fun with that episode lol
Lol funny I was looking up the Meiji period because I started rewatching Rurouni Kenshin which is based off that era.
When I was a history mentor, this era was without a doubt my favourite to teach about.
Thank you guys so much for making this!!
Long time ago, the Japanese people lived together in harmony. But then, everything changed when anime attacked
_The 4th Great Ninja War erupted and changed Japan forever_
Greek Ball ive always wanted to visit japan, hows life there
As a 4th grade ninja emperor this comment offends me
@Greek Ball and does this kind of comments offend you?
Only Filthy Frank, the master of all four races could stop them but when the world needed him the most, he vanished..
Weebs…
9:46 When you missed a day of class and everyone is so far ahead of your time.
Fluffy Squirrel Productions but instead a decade
Same
Merchants might have been among the "lower classes" but many merchants were very wealthy and very influential with regards to government policies and politics in general. A key detail that you fail to mention.
During the fall of the Samurai class in the late Edo period, breeding goldfish become a Samurais' second job for income. In fact, Samurai was the first goldfish keepers in Japan back in the 16th century. Ranchu, Ryukin, and Tosakin are the 3 signature breeds developed by Samurai
*”W-Where are the Subtitles”*
-Filthy Frank
RIP papa franku
Rip GOD OF YT
I've watched Japanese Samurai movies and shows such as The Last Samurai, Shogun TV series, 13 Assassins, 47 Ronin and this video is among those I admired the most in your channel.
Tokugawa wanted Japan to avoid Western values, only for the Meiji restoration to adopt some of it. I think Japan melded traditional and Western values very well, and they have [for the most part] done it in their own terms, making the modern Japanese culture we know [and love (at least in my case)].
There is problem though in regards to how it incorporated individualism and collectivism, namely they sucked at implementing it and have made it hard for a Japanese couple today to start a family and get married.
Yeah the blending of values was great, until they massacred unholy amounts of Chinese, Phillipino, and even Japanese, citizens. Their ancient values led to them being literally worse than nazis, the terrible acts they committed would make mengele blush!
@@reddytoplay9188 Absolutely. Western individualism has ruined Japan
@@homersimpson5497 They took the German values a little too close to heart. Should’ve taken the American values honestly.
@@EliasRoy suuuuureee
I swear to god every time I start to look into a subject of history, about a week after, Simple History uploads a vid regarding the topic. Every. Single. Time.
This music makes me feel like I'm about to be tutorialized on how to make ramen
cause ramen is the easiest japanese dish, coming from an japanese person 😂
This is the most jam packed 10:21 video I've ever seen!
Thanks for all the info
Suggestion: Do a video about the Daco-Roman Wars
Byzantine Empire!
Also. You may call us Virgin Thot Commies but at least we ain't Arrogant Weeb Facist
@oh no oh well thanks for telling me that
Finally, an acient episode I have been waiting for one.
this was only 400-200 years ago :)
The Heian era and before is truly ancient ;)
Japan is the most preserved nation on the planet for its classical culture and the most creative country on culture and industry, purely phenomenal
While neighbouring powers fell quickly to advancing European colonizers, Japan was a very tough nut to crack and even Portuguese navigators find it hard to colonize. It being isolated and remote was one advantage. The Island had a strategical advantage. Only after Meiji restoration, Japan opened up for the rest of the world. Japan was never colonized, rather it in fact attained a status of being an imperialist power just like its European counterparts.
@@EngPheniks it was also the fact that japan had barely any resources
I love the Edo Period so much. It's so beautiful and pretty.
Kashimo’s era🔥
During the Tokugawa era, the Nihonbashi was the center of five kaido that began in 1601. The major highways of today's Japan roughly follow the route of the kaido (Route 1, 2, etc), collectively known as Edo Five Routes.
There was the Tokaido that connected Edo to Kyoto and had 53 stations (and had an artistic interpretation by Utagawa Hiroshige). It merged with Nakasendo (hitting the center of Honshu, has 69 stations).
Then there was the Koshu Kaido with 44 stations that ended at modern Yamanashi before merging with Nakasendo, then the Oshu terminating at Mutsu Province (today's Fukushima Prefecture, had 27 stations), and the Nikko Kaido that terminated at modern Tochigi Prefecture with 21 stations.
These routes' stations had border control functions. Also, today's Tokaido Shinkansen follows roughly the Tokaido route.
Life in Edo Period?
_Cue Gintama Opening Music_
the country of samurai
long ago our country used to be called with that
Then the Amando open it up😂🤣
Amazing how an undesirable plot of land became the capital through Tokugawa Ieyasu's dream and hard work.
* Cough * Cough * Oda nobunaga *Cough *
Ello now whats all this 👮
@@rareELL before Tokugawa was given Edo by Toyotomi Hideyoshi it was a backwater. Many of his retainers thought it an insult to their lord Tokugawa. Yet he saw the potential of a place that could rival Kyoto. It is a fascinating point in Japanese history.
@@takebacktheholyland9306 Oda Nobunaga had been dead for a number of years before Tokugawa Ieyasu began his work on Edo.
Kitchen Gorilla This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
Japanese name:"exist
Random weebo:"its free real estate"
Those weeabs disgust me
@Maranda I don't know if you have figured it out already but a weeaboo is a person who denounces their own culture/land/traditions and puts japan on a weirdly inappropriate pedestal.
They take part in cultural appropriation, learn most of their "knowledge" of japan from anime/manga and probably collect swords and ninja stars..
Filthy Frank has a while video dedicated to weeaboo's, I reccoment you watch it, it's good fun.
I no right 😅
*This is 568th reason why I love Japan! 🗻🇯🇵☀️*
What are the other 567?
568th?
Seemed like a good life in the Edo period, cracking open a sake with boys and enjoying a nice play.
Unless you were a woman
@@krzysiusisiu Who cares about women
@@waliddrissi8370 yeah im not a woman so not my problem
Our men are running from the battle field SHAMFRUL DISPRRAY!
Oh the memories
Tactical retreat to defeat them at our strong point
The enemy runs like a heathens from a preacher sir...
ringing ears, blurred vision, the end approaches....
ZIS IS A BURRACK DAY MAI RORD! OUR GENEROL HAS FOLLEN!
Can you do a video of the m2 browning? Thanks!
@Age Master MT History Leader/Master yea, true, but i think the m2 served the us everywhere, so i thought it'd be important enough
They should do a video on the SKS
YES
Neo Android check out the RUclips channel “Forgotten Weapons” he has some really great stuff!
HEY! HOLD IT DOWN! ITS A MACHINE GUN!
HAHA! OK!
*ERIKA INTENSIFIES
Nothing happens:
Samurai: Disguises self in order to see what's going on
Town Watchman nice avatar
Whenever I watch videos on the edo period, I always remember the Shinsengumi samurai. Best knows for breaking down the “born a Samurai” idea and would hire and train men from all walks of life to serve the shogun as samurai. The 3 highest ranking men in Shinsengumi were all from farming families but attained their rank through sheer skill with a sword.
They weren't necessarily samurai though, more like a secret police force. Similar to say the FBI in america. They did the bidding of the Shogun.
@@matthewmammothswine4395 they weren’t exactly a “secret” police force as the would patrol the streets both day and night. Anyone who saw that sky blue and mountain pattern haori, knew exactly who They were.
@@diaryofagoat-lass1023 I meant more in the elite status they held, but ya you are right. Elite police force is more accurate.
It was called a 250 year hostage crisis. The Japanese name for alternate attendance and noble family hostage keeping was “Sankin-Kotai”
Talk about the Meiji Restoration please!
@ then a army general fights the army
this is japan before the anime rule japan
Hey you know if they used anime design to make Japan's history
That would be cool
Jabg This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
The golden age
That's just an internet myth. I live in Japan. Most Japanese adults don't even know and watch anime that much.
Blanket Man The Epic Fanfiction Writer hetalia is pretty close.
You guys should do a video about the Navajo's code Talkers
I like your channel! You are fair and honest. Keep it up!
You do amazing work don’t stop the amazing history videos
Plz host a Deathmatch with the Infographics Show on who loves Wix the most please.
What the h e q u e
Life in the netherlands 1940-1945
Could you make a video about it
It sucked, the end.
That escelated quickly
No
"and afterwards, generations of Dutch people wanted their bicycles back"
How about the rest of the history with some interesting small stuff?
People's life in Edo was amazingly good, considering that they didn't have a colony to make other country's people work hard for their benefit.
yeah, sure. many countries were like this in the Medieval Age, actually.
maybe we should keep in mind the fact that maintaining a colony is pretty difficult and costs money. an empire would have to spend money to build better infrastructure and military bases or fortifications and the soldiers to protect the new colony.
most of the time, countries even during the Medieval Age had alliances.
And then WW2 happened
@@dyflin3246 Japan is better than France
@@badinaser2282 Okay?
Japan: I wish to keep to myself
America: *points cannon with malicious intent* nah uh.
Japan: Ok fine **Proceeds to conquer Asia**
USA: **Points nukes with malicious intent** nah uh.
USA: *Let's 2 nukes slip*
USA: It was uhmm a accident, we good right?
"On that day, The Japanese received a grim reminder. They lived in fear of the outside world and were disgraced to live in these cages they called isolationism"
inspired Isayama to AoT
Cannot tell if this is an AOT reference or not, I'm guessing it is
Now this, is Epic
You guys completely failed to mention Dejima, Japan's only link to the outside(western) world for over 200 years.
How could you forget that?!
I love how the architecture looked. Really pretty
This life never imagined in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. During that time people have suffered the destruction of the three wars, flood, drought, disease, and exploited by corrupted local landlords, governors, and royalties. The peasants and farmers devote their lands and become slaves to pay their depth. This is tragedy and dark history of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.
ROK Ball Yes it is. There is no doubt that the Joseon Dynasty was totally shithole. During that time, 50 percent of the population of Korea was a slave.
5:31 *omg* rice on the bottom and shrimp on top is just
*F___ING AMAZING*
It's called sushi
Please make a video about bakumatsu era, boshin war, and meiji revolution🇯🇵
restoration*
@@bakchodbabajijoletajaancho2538 okay
*USA:* you gonna trade with us and you gonna like it
*Japan:* ok....
Where's Zuko in the background screaming HONOR!
That's the fire nation you useless peasant.
Also I think he likes Korea better.
In the trash.
Edo folks would have totally dug this take on their lifestyle! 😊 They had a great sense of humor and a sharp eye for social details. I love how the video highlights the constant fires in Edo-it’s amusing yet historically significant. Those fires really made the firemen some of the most admired men in town. Wow!
Blue eyed samurai brought me here. Till this video i though “Shogun” was that specific character’s name xD
Next please make about life in Meiji Japan.
Edo Japan:
1618: I sleep
1648: I sleep
1756: I sleep
1776: I sleep
1799: I sleep
1815: I sleep
1848: I sleep
1853: *knock-knock. It's the United States*
I got that reference!
This video reminded me of Samurai Camploo. One of the best animes ever.
These are his/their best videos, not all the WW2 and Vietnam stuff but older cultural and social-economical history
I wish we’d get more movies set in a fantasy world of Japan similar to this time period. Like Japanese D&D with their mythological monsters
We really need more of japan it is indeed interesting and you could probably do life during the sengoku period too
Life during the sengoku period: death
@@bigpaint3337 Japan is better than France
Love ❤️ Edo Japan 🇯🇵 very much, It looks really interesting here
Love ❤️ From Vietnam 🇻🇳
Commie detected. You need some western capitalist democracy.
@@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122 Nah, Vietnam is already much free-er than Communists run China, and their bride invaded countries.
8:50
*Knock knock*
It's the United States...🇺🇸🇺🇸
s c and they have big boats with guns. GUN BOATS
Open the country stop having it be closed
s c Open the country stop having it be closed
s c
US: USA OPEN UP!!
Japan: well f##k
*Crazy Rice Farms*
knock knock It's the A-bombs.
this video is explained so smooth this is why I keep coming back.
Also what us the music called?
the one video I never knew I wanted!!
Why dies life look so perfect in Japan regardless of the decade? Street food, temples, fireworks!
Well besides maybe Imperial Japan
Because ur a weeb
The architecture is beautiful and the culture is exotic to you, but you would probably think differently of you were a commoner in the Edo period
@@Guppyg53 true
Could you please do the siege of Tobruk
great idea!
That would be an awesome idea. 2 of my great-(or great great) uncles fought and died there.
I love Japanese culture. It’s a beautiful culture.
culture of sIavery, infanticide, and abuse of power by the ruling class
Japan was cool before anime ruined it
@@6ANUR34DT81S Anime is cool too but I don't like how people who make fun of them or those who like them on every single god damn youtube video about Japan. I am sure those people haven't watched even a single anime other than memes regarding it.
Japan was cool until hentai ruined.
@@Flyingpotatos
Japan sucked until Hentai improved it
The animation is getting better
It’s crazy how rapidly Japan changes after the Edo period.
Can you do video about 1600s Finnish Hackapells? Thanks!
HAKKAA PÄÄLLE!!!!!!
hackapeliter
Perkeleee
Vittu saatana perkele
Do Portuguese colonization of Angola and Mosambique
As a Japanese thanks for making a video of Edo Japan ! ;)
Simple_history には感謝でござる
Youre welcome, arigato 😀
Excellent video....very insightful!!!
Sir! I am standing on my couch right here in my living room giving you a standing ovation! Damn good video!
Emperor-president
Shogun-prime minister
I love the Japan and its people.
"Alright, this is where my journey ends. Ur subtitler has to go to his hw rn so i cant subtitle no more for y'all."
It's cool that sushi has been around for so long
i was doing a project on this, many thanks keep up the good work :)
Amazing video - I'd love to see a video on both World War's submarines with this quality! Love it.
US: you wanna open your markets and trade with us?
Japan: no
US: sure you don't want some refreshing coke?
Japan: I changed my mind
Yeah another history vid!
One vid=3 weeks of history classes
The interesting thing about Commodore Perry is he's seen in Japan, not as a wicked foreigner who forced Japan into a trade agreement under threat of violence, but as a beloved historical figure!
Way more chill then i thought
I really like this one mostly cuz I'm very intrigued with Japanese culture and history 👌👍
Weeebou
@@Kribothegreat he said he's JUST interested in their culture, is that being a weeabo?
So this is where Inazuma in Genshin Impact got its inspiration.
and many other Japanese theme but ya
This is just like a day in gintama
Thanks for the class!
All Shogun Titled Films of 70s to 80s are so good! There are stories with Great natural acting!
"Everything was in harmony. Than the United State attack."
Not attacked, just bought stuff.
@@m1a2abrams52 sorry buddy, "buying stuff" usually dosent involve threats from warships lmao
@@matthewmammothswine4395 people might be violent
@@matthewmammothswine4395 It also wasn't an attack though
It's really touching to learn at the end of the video that Edo, a city full of history and culture became Tokyo
That's why they're like that city a lot
Japan is better than France
I thought it was going to be a Godzilla origin story.
Thank you! This is helpful
Cool video! Could you do a video about Shoguns?