Japanese feelings flows through this piece. There's a feeling of happiness and pride, yet sadness not in a negative, but a solemn understanding and acceptance. I've always been amazed by Japanese people's ability to be so aware of their place in the world, yet so ready to carry it out.
@@thelastcommander8765 - The Hawaiians made similar, beautiful Marchs in the European style. Or like the Mexican army marches of the late 19th century. The world was being influenced by a spirit and style reflected by its music.
This march was composed by Tokichi Setoguchi. Let's search 軍艦行進曲or 軍艦マーチ! Warship is callen Gunkan"軍艦" in Japanese. March is callen koushinkyoku"行進曲" or "マーチ” in Japanese.
At 1:12 is the section heard near the end of 1970's "Tora Tora Tora" in the wardroom of the battleship Nagato, as Japanese radio announces the commencement of the war.
This is the JAPANESE IMPERIAL NAVY march. In Surabaya or old spelling Soerabaja, in the then occupied Netherlands East Indies it could be heard a lot. The city was and is a Naval centre under dutch, Japanese and now Indonesian rule. I had family who back in the war was forced labour in a Japanese Naval Engine revision Yard in Surabaya.
You know what? I'm just here so I know where Parodius got its' stage six. Not enough Japanese in me to have any other reason. It is a nice march, though. XD
I'm Taiwanese(my mother is thai,My grandparents were born during the Japanese occupation is taiwan),don'tchinese.i like japa,i had china`sourthkorea northkorea and ROC exile(KMTexile).While I like the Japanese，But I hate the Japanese right-wing.Because my maternal grand father witnessed the Japanese aggression Southeast Asia, and that he is the victim.My grandfather during the war, was the Taiwan Governor and the Japanese government forcing soldiering (minor workers), came back after the war.
Japan was forced into aggression by the USA. The USA virtually starved out Japan in the 1930s deliberately. The 1929 Stock Crash was mainly designed to wreck the Japanese economy. Japan had two choices - fight or die.
This one is the best they made in my opinion.
Japanese feelings flows through this piece. There's a feeling of happiness and pride, yet sadness not in a negative, but a solemn understanding and acceptance. I've always been amazed by Japanese people's ability to be so aware of their place in the world, yet so ready to carry it out.
Its a european style piece? Similar to Long way to tiperrary
@@thelastcommander8765 - The Hawaiians made similar, beautiful Marchs in the European style.
Or like the Mexican army marches of the late 19th century.
The world was being influenced by a spirit and style reflected by its music.
One of my favourite marches since 1979. Great sound which I´ m never fed up.
Damn
Been listening to tunes like this since Hirohito himself was still alive
The instruments sound like a German march but this has the soul and the patriotism of the Japanese.
There's actually a version played by a German Marching band somewhere here on youtube.
Glory to the EMPEROR! and all of JAPAN! BANZAI!
若い頃の昭和天皇のお姿。大元帥の軍服が凛々しいですね。
This march was composed by Tokichi Setoguchi.
Let's search 軍艦行進曲or 軍艦マーチ!
Warship is callen Gunkan"軍艦" in Japanese.
March is callen koushinkyoku"行進曲" or "マーチ” in Japanese.
Much better when you listen to the song and play WoW as Japanese
God save Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and all who've perished in that great War in the Pacific...
At 1:12 is the section heard near the end of 1970's "Tora Tora Tora" in the wardroom of the battleship Nagato, as Japanese radio announces the commencement of the war.
Unfortunately not in the same tempo.
A kimigayo leitmotiff?
この国の為に散っていった兵隊さん及び天皇陛下に対しぃ〜敬礼！
Excellent march.
A curiosity : this song was heavily used in the doujin game "Tokkou! Kamikaze Fighter" released in 1996 on the Sharp X68000 japanese computer.
This is the JAPANESE IMPERIAL NAVY march. In Surabaya or old spelling Soerabaja, in the then occupied Netherlands East Indies it could be heard a lot. The city was and is a Naval centre under dutch, Japanese and now Indonesian rule. I had family who back in the war was forced labour in a Japanese Naval Engine revision Yard in Surabaya.
Just splendid!
Bella Marcia Complimenti
*GLORY TO JAPANESE NAVY AND JAPANESE MARITIME SELF DEFENSE FORCE!*
Proposterous
らんげ
@@imperialist_emperor6257 hi
@@atsarwithacoolbeard4817 👋
Tenno heika, banzai!!
+Marwazi Mazwan Banzai
In class, the Japanese Imperial Navy was the greatest sea faring force.
First heard this in the 1988 film "Graves of the Fire Flies".
It's much older than that.
@@RWBHere No-fucking-shit, genius.
Ah yes, deppression in a movie
very nice music.
emperor hirohito please reborn for our sake
You wouldnt want that XD
He passed away for almost 30 years now ;-;
Banzai to the atarashii Dai Nippon no Kaigun
Banzai!!!
1:13
You will hear the kimigayo leitmotiff
Nippon Banzai! Tenno Heika Banzai!
鉄琴の音がいいね
ドイツからのモインの挨拶
BANZAI!
Battleship Craft
ANDROMADA omg same
Miss that game
@EasyBreadToast that game was awesome.
Yes, don't make me cry
FangABXY FangABXY
Is this a personal attack?
Kancolle March
2 words. Naval. Craft. Godamnit this song is ingrained in my mind because of that game
i wish this would be the kancolle fleet march
*I want to get off Hirohito's wild ride*
***"It is easier to find ten thousand soldiers than one general".Japanise proverb***
tenno heika banzai
2:03
天皇陛下万歳🙌❗️❗️
Whose version of the "Gunkan March" is this? I really like it.
Pachinko BGM kochikame
You know what? I'm just here so I know where Parodius got its' stage six. Not enough Japanese in me to have any other reason. It is a nice march, though. XD
same as me...well done
1:02 to 1:10 sounds like PR Kampuchea anthem (5 towers in flag Vietnamese puppet, not 3 towers Pol Pot regime)
far east of eden Japan. it is sea song. Pomp and Circumstance
Japanese emperor did not like military organization, but he was a symbol of Japanese force. It was fatal work for him.
cool
in english?
***"Duty is heavier rock,death-down easier."Samurai saing***
Where is the fookin chin Hirohito
Imperial Japanese Navy is back!!
❤
hirohito
chronoshistory source, New York Times through Henry Fonda said that his name pronounced "HIRO-SHEETO" meaning "The Enlightened Peas... I mean Peace"
I'm Taiwanese(my mother is thai,My grandparents were born during the Japanese occupation is taiwan),don'tchinese.i like japa,i had china`sourthkorea northkorea and ROC exile(KMTexile).While I like the Japanese，But I hate the Japanese right-wing.Because my maternal grand father witnessed the Japanese aggression Southeast Asia, and that he is the victim.My grandfather during the war, was the Taiwan Governor and the Japanese government forcing soldiering (minor workers), came back after the war.
Japan was forced into aggression by the USA. The USA virtually starved out Japan in the 1930s deliberately. The 1929 Stock Crash was mainly designed to wreck the Japanese economy. Japan had two choices - fight or die.
ba
banzai😠😠