My American, Chinese, British, Filipino, Vietnamese, Laotian, Cambodian, Korean, Malaysian, Indonesian, Burmese, Indian, Mongolian (to some extent Russian as well), Australian and New Zealander neighbours all loved this song so much they opened my windows with rocks to hear it better😊
This song seems to have been popular all over the country at the time, and I think it's because of the wisdom and history that people who heard it volunteered to go to the battlefield.
![„Shōwa ishin no uta“ • Remastered ver. [Japanese song] [+Lyrics]](/img/n.gif)
I have a nervous feeling about this
Buen vídeo 👌 🇯🇵❤️
Banzai!
My American, Chinese, British, Filipino, Vietnamese, Laotian, Cambodian, Korean, Malaysian, Indonesian, Burmese, Indian, Mongolian (to some extent Russian as well), Australian and New Zealander neighbours all loved this song so much they opened my windows with rocks to hear it better😊
Great Video!
Actually, this is a song to send off soldiers.
Not about the southern expeditionary army.
@@whatever.4167it was the song of the southern expedionary forces and the songs name is “song about soldiers setting of to war”
Why do I think of all the war crimes after the song?
This song seems to have been popular all over the country at the time, and I think it's because of the wisdom and history that people who heard it volunteered to go to the battlefield.