The band always has the most Fun and Humor. (Even when the drum line instigates 😂) Great times!

marching percussions: not today bitc-

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯precisely!!

im in my school marching band, and its already hard to play my instrument while marching, let alone dancing. 🥲

I've been in a school corps/band, our school has not attempted dancing while marching, so by the sight of this I'm just really impressed. I'm just woahh that must have taken a lot of practising. as a former clarinet player I can for sure say that they're way better.

Calvin Lee Vail 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@calvinleevail8039 Calvin......

@@theTrend7 ouch sorry, clearly i am mistaken, my small knowledge of this school has made me look like a fool. By their english sign, I figured, "oh they must be american" but clearly i was stupid. My. Apologies

That's basically what cultures do; making what seem like a whole new planet. I love it

7:50 it's a whole new world

“almost cried “……I literally cried ❤

Playing flute while dancing while smiling and while obviously having a great time - and making everyone else happy - sorry to all the other musicians - but I was a flute player in a parade band - and later a dancer in a parade band - so ...

8:07 I'm sure you've found out by now if you watched enough KT SHS. However, if you haven't, the flutist Kurara on the far right is doing all this with a prosthetic left leg.

You need air for all wind instruments-

@@bellesogne this is the first time I’ve seen a video from them, but omg that is so impressive!!

😉👉#ovils

🎉❤😊

So true. She is both adorable and amazingly skilled!

one snare but es she is good

She was right in the pocket the whole time. Absolute groove on her.

114th class section leader Comare is a powerhouse. Because there were no percussionists in 113th class, Comare has the unique distinction of being in charge of drums in both her second and third years. (For a short time at the start of school year, before 115th percussionists were trained up, it was only Comare and Chippi.) As section leader, she guided woodwind, brass, and percussion. Although her easy confidence and solid performances don't show it, she has stated in interviews that she felt a large gap between her own skills and that of her 112th class senpai. And she felt the weight of responsibility upon her. Chippi may be more well known for her exuberance, but Comare deserves a lot of respect for maintaining the quality of the percussion section.

I noticed how there are no fat people in the audience, and only a couple of chubby ones in the marching band. But no one is obese.

@@veryslyfox This is not America xD

99% of them are girls and it's the senior band so they're chosen from just 25% of the school.

Kyoto Tachibana High School is not a school specializing in music, but a normal three-year private high school (aged 16-18). The brass band club is an after-school club activity that any student can join. 京都橘高等学校は、音楽に特化した学校ではなく普通の3年制私立高等学校(年齢は16歳～18歳)です。吹奏楽部は、学生なら誰でも入部できる放課後に活動するクラブ活動です。

its Asia. what do you expect?

That's Japan for you. They have a belief that you choose the path you want to pursue and that becomes the one and only focus in your life and you need to honor the art of it by achieving as close to perfection as possible

One of them even does all this on one leg.

Its actully a bride march. They are all ready for breeding and show of. So If you want to marry them you can buy them.

@@nocomment6421 ayo you need a lobotomy dawg

same 🥺🥺i was totally mesmerized when i first listened to them. Cant stop listening more of them. Wish i could see them in person someday ❤

@@nocomment6421 no comment

@@nocomment6421 The fuck you talking about, you absolute weirdo.

I couldn't agree more. My high school band never lost a competition and for a high school band was exceptionally good, and we knew it. Now I'm not so sure. These girls, for the most part, could kick virtually any American band's butt! Shocking how good they are!!!

They have to play and dance at the same time!!! Really wonderful!!

Guys, you ain't seen nothin' yet. Watch their charity concert at Kennedy HighSchool. I had the opportunity to watch them live. No equipment can capture the electrifying presence of these kids.

I think i caught one of the crowd actually smiling, must be a tourist !!

It’s them Asian genetics tho

I made a similar comment on another performance where she was playing the conga drum. And, she is super cute!

@@howkriv is she going out of her way to pick the heaviest things possible??

@@adifriedman6596 Raicha also plays the quad drums in other performances. Like Chippi, she has an outstanding personality.

@@howkriv how do you know their names?

i can't imagine bouncing around like that while playing it perfectly. she's basically hitting several small moving targets and never missing.

I hear that students who were in the brass band clubs of many junior high schools near Kyoto Tachibana High School admire this band and enroll at Kyoto Tachibana High School to join this band. Therefore, many members have experience playing brass bands.

What you see here is due to Japanese family and school culture. Learning a musical instrumental has been a popular early childhood activity that Japanese parents provide their children. Chippi, the xylophone player, for example, has played piano singe age 3. As for school, all Japanese children participate in an after-school club activity of their choosing from elementary school through high school. Popular club activities are baseball, volleyball, calligraphy, and marching band. Although KT SHS has garnered a lot of international fame, most Japanese junior and senior high schools field very respectable bands. Matsue CHS, Seika GHS, Mito GHS, Toho, Waseda Setsuryo, and Izumo BHS are just a few that you can find on YT.

@@bellesogne It's the same with sports like football (soccer) in Europe and Latin America ^^ It's very common for kids to play football on the street from the moment they can walk and join a football club when they're age 5-8 something, and as a result most world class players are from these cultures

I'm sure they all had prior experience. I was in high school marching band (small town USA), and all of us started playing in the concert band in 5th grade (~10 years old) and started marching in 7th grade. So yeah, if small town goof-offs had 8 years experience at the top of their game, I'm sure these fantastic players have a LOT more than three...

Practice along with some practice and then practice after you practice.

There will always be an asian

On top of it dancing too

Yes they jumpin around. Salute.

Disciplina

Who is that man on your avatar? I see him everywhere on youtube

Japan has a very admirable and interesting culture

Same ! Amazing quality of work, impressive

Me to

It's almost like Japan has their education system be one of their top priorities.

Just goes to show what an involved Band Director is capable of. My marching band admired our instructors greatly for all the dedication they showed in getting us a gig at Disneyworld.

Thank you for pointing her out. They make look so easy. We know it takes hours of grueling practice and dedication to give us such a super performance.❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

It's not a fake, that young student really is very impressive and famous. She was in the Rose Parade and completed it. Five and a half miles. Get your head round that.

@@Guard-Reg They aren't insulting her, they are pointing out how great her performance was especially with the PROSTHETIC or FAKE leg. Get your head around that.

I thought the same thing, and it is funny because I also played the alto XD... I can't imagine the amount of effort and strength it would take to withstand a parade like this with a prosthetic. That girl is going ALL the places.

I think its a knee brace? Not any less neat tho

I was in the U of O band also, 1964 - 1967. We were not even close to this level of performance.

Это уровень....опыт...дисциплина)))) кто достиг этого тот герой и бог 😂,🤯🤯🤯🫣🫣🫣

Agreed. They take marching band to a whole new level

Lol it sucks. I play sousaphone and your arm goes numb

VAL13C I carry the 3rd bass drum as smol skinny 102 pounds Asian and it’s my absolute misery

Oh uh Okay .. And that is why I always support and cheer those kids/people in marching band, for their hard dedicating work. Plus, they’re always some respectable types on those marching bands. Always good hearted kids or adults that do this.

MONKEYASSASS1N1 ..Sousaphone?? I’m gonna have to Google that.

Lol

Bro chill out the Christians say The next day will always be harder than today

I too find pumpkin pies kawaii

My favorite pie

@@StrawberryPocky11 lol

Well... actually their nickname is Orange devils .... not pumpkin.

they ilkes a pumpkin

Lmao XD

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Japan is a place where roaving armies of musicians invade the cities at will, ravaging the ears of the frightened people with family friendly standards. Can nothing stop their tyranny?!

Qué hermosura de compás y que bella música que sirva para que los jóvenes lo tomen como un bello ejemplo saludos desde la Florida ulder vaca

The choreography was way too tight for it to have been their first time performing this route. They probably see this shit like every week

You MVP, thank you.

🙏 thank you

Thank you very good

sabia que tinha reconhecido a última, só não lembrava o nome, valeu!

THANK YOU!!!!

My eggs' are different dimension.

@@majestad3292 So you lack balls?

@@LemonRush7777 I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion

They are beyond amazing, caring, compassionate, energetic, special, beautiful and relevant to every day we live..Most amazing marching band school ever! I love them in every place I see them..We can all learn good things from them...

@@majestad3292 xD

Oh, I feel that. Even without an instrument, walking with an upbeat attitude is very hard for me ^^ Excellent performance. Good camera work, too!

True ♥

@@ChrisBigBad Even without walking, having an upbeat attitude is very hard for me ^^

Thank you.

Thank you very much!

Oh, thank you

Man you're savior. I've been searching for a comment like this all the time!

Festa do interior é de alegrar a alma rs

seen pewdiepie yet?

Shxt someone beat me to it

Same desu

The KZfaq AI was having a good day so it said “ok let me show then something wholesome for once “

Allen Anand desu Ne!

👏👏👏

No the marching band is definitely doing more work. The walked for that long and where blowing into and holding instruments and dancing that’s way more work. The camera could have just been an iPhone on a handheld tripod.

@@Kaodusanya nobody said 'more work' except you

@@Kaodusanya I don't think that this person meant that one was more talented than the other, but that the often unsung hero (who's defo using a drone in places, as well), the cameraman, is doing one hell of a job, as well! We often forget, in productions, those behind the scenes help in bringing the magic to life. I say this as a former saxophone section leader in a multiple "Best in Show" winning, 120-person marching band. We love our techs!!!!!

There's an edit at 19:54 ...

Just a week...that's all they needed ...superhumans these females ....way to flex multitasking in a new light

When asked what was their most challenging parade, most band members during this time point to Garasha Festival 2016. That was an hour-long route that they had not prepared for because the parade route changed at the last minute. So they had to perform their normal 22-25 minute set roughly three times in succession. While 2018 Rose was longer in duration, the Marching Composition Staff had arranged their set to account for the duration, interspersing low intensity musical pieces in between their signature numbers.

that's what. . .oh, never mind

my exact thoughts

Exactly - don’t confuse “looking happy” with “being happy” . They’re performing and doing so is part of it.

Me too

How is it even possible that I have 456 likes :/

Excelente...todo un arte...sin morbo

Why does it look to me like it’s only a bandaged leg (a normal one at that ~~~).

It's just a natural skin color light flexible knee brace (not those thick heavy types of knee braces)

@@naigino1 It's not a knee brace. It is a prosthetic leg.

My grandfather had a prosthetic leg like that. I think his leg was cut off halfway or 2/3 up the calf. I'm very impressed she can skip on it. The leg is smaller than her other one and she is not pointing her toes or moving ankle when others are so I very much doubt it's a knee brace.

Where about?..I didn't notice🙂

同感です、それでオレンジの悪魔と強豪校からも呼ばれるようになったとか？　演奏レベルを落とさず笑顔でこんなパフォーマンスをされたらねぇ

@@user-fy1wp7js8s Interesting

また１人感染者が増えました😊 この病気は一度見てしまうと中々治りません😂 日本人として健康を害さない程度に末永くお楽しみいただければ嬉しいです😊

Welcome on board, but You should stop watching their videos right now otherwise you will be like me. I am continuously watching Tachibana’s performance for three days in row without break and still feel thirsty to find another video. It is very dangerous to be a fan of Tachibana❤😊🎉

Welcome to the addiction! There is no known cure and.I've had it for 6 years and love it. You're not alone!

True

True!

Yes this was in my recommended sim vining to their skills with instruments

Yep

Yep, I don't know why it appeared as a recommended but I enjoyed every second of it.

It's the reed instruments that get me. You've literally got the mouth peace between your teeth. How are they not knocking their own teeth out every time they jump?

And HOW did they practice the steps? Do you think they just marched round and round an athletics track?!

yeah, they are definitely unbelievable. On top of playing their instruments perfectly without music sheets, they have to memorize their choreography as well while bouncing all around. Really impressive.

Well said! I played clarinet and saxophones, this high-level concept is very well implemented.

Yurumowa, one of the sousas, is also a great singer. Since graduation, she has continued to perform with the group O-Vils, comprised of many KT SHS alumni.

10:45-14:11 Festa do Interior 19:54-21:00 Festa do Interior (The first half of the recording have been cut.)

Wow dude, great eyes, seeing that. I did not notice it.

Really? When in the video did you spot that?

Never mind, spotted it at 8:31, sorry.

@@consideratecommentator4284 I saw but didn't realize it was a prosthetic leg

everyone watch this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJuam8WDq5jTiH0.html about @5:30 -

And the result? 0 fat girls!!!!

@@alexiachimciuc3199 ... don't be that guy

@@ximaxwellix 😜

Hahahahaahahahahah

No chubby bandies here!

Yes and a bunch of kids who play very well. Realistically most of them have not been playing more than like 5 years its nothing.

I usually don't like to be a sheep in the flock, but this time I say baaaaaaa(d)!!! Synchronised and cheerful bunch spreading joy. Congratulations to everyone contributing to this!

@@eduardomaldonado1647 when you're brain is not too polluted, learning is a lot easier...

@@eduardomaldonado1647 The choreography was incredible. They all looked they were having a lot of fun despite the incredible work.

I was curious about that viewage and now I know why.

Paschan TOPs especially with one hand!

I presume you are the camera guy. from what I can see camera guy is a big pervert

Nomaid Brookyn why do you say this?

Nah, the cameraman kept messing up. That was the seventh take.

was wondering how is he like 6 , 7 ft and walking through the onlookers.

Chippi is a KT SHS fan favorite for her exuberance and her ever-present smile. She now performs with other KT SHS alumni in the musical group O-Vils.

those are glockenspiel

@@1111kila Chippi is playing a xylophone, not a glockenspiel. Raicha is the one playing the glockenspiel next to Chippi. Two different pit instruments.

I'll agree, this band made my high school marching band look like beginners, me included! 🤣 And we were one of the top notch bands in my city of El Paso, Texas. Right now I'm hiding under the covers! 😖

😂 That made me laugh!

thats bc they dont try, mot highschoolers in america are horny little shits that are too stupid to talk to get anything cool like this done lol, hell my old school had a mass chlamydia outbreak bc they wouldnt stop fucking randoms

🤣🤣🤣

Japan also has a depressingly high suicide rate because of stuff like this they're pushed past their limits

probably. Most HS band programs are not well funded or motivated despite the good chance of getting a scholarship for the students.

Next thing you know, they become the best band in the world. They'll even perform in the Superbowl! I can dream, can't I?

wut

Arab tony stark

@@buenaarc237 what are you doing here? 0_0

Not kids.....

They're living in an IRL anime

Lmao

Whats wrong with that?

Beta

@@blackmarketyardsale a lot lonely

Of cours xD

The Pandemic affected everyone. Kyoto Tachibana HS is not the exception. Good news is Tachibana has lifted shut-down since June 1st. Let's enjoy their past performance until they come back, and we all get back the normal life.

Yes, a lot of people are eager to see this Pandemic stop, this performances have put us all in awe , especially me, as my school band took inspiration from Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band, i hope to see Performances like this more, but with my own eyes to see, and not behind a screen.

i was expecting to watch them perform at the Olympics Opening Ceremony.

Sure, watching from Bangkok, enjoying the skill, precision and passion. Full of vitality and super good looking team also and naturally I have found favourites especially the snare drummer who plays with clarity and strength.

Yep. Every brass players there play better than highly selected US regional orchestra brass section, let alone some average high school band brass. Massive difference in dedication and discipline.

Dude? Why comparing? Just appreciate both

@@douglas2085 Why does it bother you that someone compared a very common comparison you hear about? Why not take it from your own words and appreciate that they are better and MUCH MORE well disciplined, I mean honestly we're talking about "America" one of the least disciplined/more "up in your face" nation, the reputation isn't exactly "respectable" and as one (and many others) from America, it's just nice to see how well and better another country can be, inspirational if not, so comparison is actually good than being a blind eye to the lesser that we are (when it comes to certain things) compared to what we can achieve (seeing from others) and can improve on.

@@noctis6826 did you know that Japan has one of the highest suicide rates because of this culture of perfection? One simply cannot judge any individual because it's impossible to know his her life story.

i think it's the educational values in Japan, honestly. education is *everything* there, and because of that, discipline and adaptability are skills that are required to succeed. you also have to be driven, and they instill these values into their students at a very young age. in America, there's a frighteningly large amount of students who put in minimal effort, and some students just stop altogether, or even worse they just drop out. there's also a lack of respect and discipline in American education. I'm sure American children could have very promising results as well but they're lacking all of those things and lacking good instructors as well

I hear that the students in charge of the club carry out the selection of songs to be played, the composition of the songs, and the choreography of the dances. The music adviser teacher will help them with the arrangement of the songs they play. It's surprising that students can do so much in regular high school after-school club activities. 演奏曲の選曲、構成、ダンスの振り付け等は、クラブの生徒の係が担当して考えていると聞きます。演奏曲の繋ぎの編曲は音楽顧問の先生が助けているでしょう。通常の高校の放課後のクラブ活動で、ここまで生徒たちができるのは驚きです。

It's important to understand this a high school that specializes in music and the reason kids go to that school is to join the marching band. There really isn't any equivalent in the United States. Major cities in the US will have music and art-focused high schools, but those schools focus on concert music and rarely, if at all, do any marching band work. Marching bands in the US are much more local and only practice during fall for football season. To show my point I'll explain what the US would have to do to match this high school. You would take a similar population area such as Minneapolis-St Paul and form a marching band out of all the best players in the metropolitan area. Those players would then spend multiple hours each day practicing for marching band all year long. That is what it would take to match this band. The US doesn't see this kind of filtering and dedication to practice until a person gets to College or if they perform in Drum Corps International (DCI). Even then, Colleges and DCI only practice marching band on a seasonal basis, so a Japanese High School would practice more than the top marching bands in the US.

@@BulletRain100 京都橘高校は、音楽を専門とする学校ではありません。普通の高校です。 そしてマーチングバンドは、放課後に練習するクラブ活動です。

​@@BulletRain100 you're missing out on something, this is just Kyoto SHS alone. Theres much more school in Kansai that can compete with this school alone and national level. Its also worth noticing that this are students, they can only practice after school and summer break. If they break the required school hours just for them to practice the band, an Education Association will surely sent them something special.

@@Akiyeok I'm not missing anything. I've already factored everything you've said. An American high schooler will only practice marching band 3 months a year, while Japanese high schoolers in schools that focus on it will practice around 9 months a year. They will also more likely practice more per day than what you'll find in the US. Japan has a culture of significant dedication towards clubs in schools and the specialization in one thing. You can see this at it's most extreme in baseball where students spend an insane amount of time practicing all year, especially at schools who focus on baseball. This high school does something similar for marching band and there is nothing comparable in the US. Major metropolitan areas like New York City will have a music high school, but they will focus almost exclusively on concert music. It's telling you need to get to the collegiate or professional level to match the dedication for marching band found in specific high schools in Japan.

I bet they spent at least half of their free time practicing for this parade

@@toyama3307 most japanese students do their hobby after school everyday. But I guess they really put one hell of an effort to perform this.

agreed lol

That’s what I can dedication

Eventlually Watched it exhaustingly..

Ther are several boys in there too!

@Woody Last Name tactical masterstroke from those lads!

I wonder if there is a HS band in Japan that can challenge this group.

I was thinking to myself, what can you say about a Japanese High School band? Everybody is practically the same height and body build. Nobody has pink hair, tattoos, or body piercings. Their playing and choreography is spot on. Great job and dedication guys and gals. I'm sure all of your parents are glowing with pride. :)

@@superdave8248 I was observing the same thing. Everyone is healthy. No one is over weight. Very professional. You won't see things like that in the US. Everyone is a mess.

👏👏👏

How about how awesome Monocultures are? Multicultural countries are in ruin while beautiful Monocultures flourish. Too bad the kids are playing the putrid music from the failed state USA.

it's japan quality, what do you expect!

Probably because people around are silent, and not yelling OH MAH GAAAAAD, YEEEEE, GAAAD, OHHHHH like you would expect in murica or smting

@@zairev3438 Exactly. The crowd are showing respect for the work put in to this (which must be an insane number of hours).

dun u mean Dear KZfaq Comment section?.... xD

Same here

Same.

Only part of it that seems to work properly all the time.

this video pop up in my recommendation almost one fucking month.

Neng Mua You obviously haven’t “seen it all” if you are calling a DCI group a “band”...

chfunnyone1, All drum corps are marching bands but not all marching bands are drum corps...and that’s not my definition. It’s DCI’s definition itself. But that’s besides the point. Instead of insulting my intelligence, why don’t you show me or direct me to something that wows me like Tachibana, something that I’ve never seen before. I think KZfaq is a great platform for that. I’ve been to many marching band shows in my life, including those big ones in Indianapolis and I’ve spent a lot of time in KZfaq searching for great marching bands and none even comes close to wowing me than Tachibana.

You know Downey one of the band directors of the Blue Devils was one of the ones who directed this band and taught them to play their instruments while dancing. He made every show my band played when I was in high school and told us about this band and how they had to stop going to competitions because they were so good non of the other hand would get anything or win anything

Omg

Underrated comment lmfao

Holy fuck..they did. lmao

Admit it, you got entertained by jk legs

Ikr its like when the marching band is made up of entirely attractive girls in short skirts its more entertaining

helps that those kids are having a blast and you can tell most wester marching bands stick too close to their oragins as a part of the army

you should watch some more marching bands then

errrwr78 2/3 of them were not 18 ys old yet 😑

*when she saw

@@Kakashigirl250 last week

It’s Japan... understandable... they aspire perfection in anything and everything

I was sent this clip by a girl on another clip and tell your sister she's not alone. I was in marching band for 5 years in school, a hundred years ago. Gave up 2 months in the summer every year so we could learn pre game and half time shows plus practice for parades. We worked hard but no where near as hard as these kids. They run 3 miles a day before they touch their instruments. They're incredible

Asian

"The rehearsal time for this show must be crazy!!! Bravo!!" It is!...36 hours practice/performance a week 50 weeks a year plus full school class schedule.

@@jackjohnson9488 totally understandable! What dedication…. Just so wonderful to see the outcome!

@Bill Bo Haggins oh my gosh get a grip. Study Japan at uni for a couple years and get back to me about how it's so perfect. Japan is unique, but it's also just another country full of imperfect people. Love it for the right reasons.

japanese youth man.. theyre good at everything

@@Vannilla ... fuck off with that asian is good at bullshit,, they put in the effort when you sit here commenting stupid shit

@@TheYoungik I've been a part of a marching band as well when i was in HS and I've lived my youth to the fullest as i can. My experienced is nothing compared to this level cuz students in our school thinks that joining a marching band was just a chore and our school is low on budget at that times. so- rip.. My point is, its all about *where* you can be freely to do as much as anything you want... without having any hassles and interuptions but ppl in different countries act so differently in these kinds of events. Thats why people like us are having a hard time to commit on it and cooperate because of any other circumstances around us making it so difficult to achieve something this greater. I saw their video playing disney songs somewhere in California(i think its in one a disney park) is one of the greatest thing i've ever seen. Their smiles shows the outcome of their hardwork, it made me shed a tear for a lil bit (goddamn onion cutting ninjas). Reminds me of that time seeing all the people came out of from their houses just to see us playing our band playa instrument parading outside the streets of the philippines, under the heat and bathing sweat. For me, just by seeing their joy, relieves my thirst and exhaustion. It makes me pound my snare drum louder and clearer. anyways.. maybe try saying and apply it to yourself first, instead of you just sitting here, commenting stupid shit" lmao

It's japan 🤣

@@Vannilla I wouldn't say that Japanese highschool kids are any more or less committed to things on average than American students. The thing with Japan (and Asia in general as far as I can tell) is that the have no problem separating their students, with the most talented students attending top schools dedicated to that particular subject. Doing a little bit of googling, Tachibana is a private school that is tied in with Tachibana university, so my guess is these are all the top musicians skimmed off all the local high schools.

That description is gold

lol truee

all of that and a marching band also..they still march..but they do things i have never seen anyone else do..they are totally amazing!

Thanks to you I found the name of that song 😁 Thanks a bunch! 👍

They were likely acting, Japanese culture is very confined and disciplined.

I seriously can't even comprehend how especially the reed instruments like clarinet and sax are even able to play while jumping. I've tried it before and it's a recipe for disaster, yet here they are doing it like it's no problem.

I was an alto sax player. Thinking about playing the saxophone and dancing like these students do at the same time is almost incomprehensible to me. I’ve seen some of their other videos, and I realize they must practice multiple different routines each year. They have a parade routine, one for the open field, one for small spaces like mall food courts, etc.

@@wesleymarshall3741 Their stage concerts are phenomenal as well.

I don't know them at all, but when I watch marching band videos to Japanese elementary and junior high school students, they probably play with toy instruments in kindergarten and join the marching band in elementary school. The only thing they learn in this school is dancing. Then they match the choreography to the marching in practice.

Couldn’t imagine having to jump and dance like this with a reed instrument it’s hard enough with a brass instrument

ありがとう！

Brazilian musicality is absurdly an impressive thing!!

Festa do Interior - brazilian music

Thx I wanted to know what the rest were :)

🇯🇵🇰🇷🇪🇨 lo apoyaron en Japón y Corea del Sur

That's funny but do have faith in your army after all they are the ones who have to protect you, cheers

We need more good music and less soldiers, so this is a good thing!

@@vituzzoalberti6105 That's mostly true but it kind of depends on where you are, some countries would definitely benefit from a larger military. For example, I think it's a good thing that Ukraine has far more soldiers now than it did back in 2014.

@@gwadamit8116 i think being realistic about your army's performance is better than pretending they're super duper incredible if that's counterfactual

Ah, you must be Russian

Even 30 minutes a week should be enough! They are so amazing!!

There should be anime where it's a world competition of marching band and main story follows a journey to the top.

@Daphne Nadig thanks ☺️

Yessir.

Haha same, but that worth it

Lol

hahahahaha

yeah same here, this popped up when I watched a sumo video..

I saved it on watch later. Continuing it for tomorrow

im a male percussionist in America, i would also do anything to be in this band.

I bet they have to train, very, very hard. They're all so freakin good damn I used to play the trumpet in a choir in a small town in Germany and damn now I know we were shit. But people back then were listening to us, because we had monopol hahaha

At that time, KT SHS practiced 5-6 hours every Mon-Sat (1 hour before classes, 1 "optional" hour at lunch, 4 hours after class), and 8 hours Sunday. They had 3 days off in August for Obon. Otherwise, they were either practicing, performing, or traveling to a performance. Japan has now placed some restrictions on the amount of time students spend on a club activity (this is a club activity, not a class). However, even with the restrictions, today's KT SHS still devotes a lot of time to training.

@@chops5084 Stand up straight. Put your hands together as if to pray. Lift one leg and bend 90 degrees at the knee. Hold this position and begin counting off for two minutes. That's one of the beginning exercises for first years. Your section leader may be cute AF, but you damn well better give your senpai the respect and deference her 3rd year status commands. And you damn well better yell "Hai!!!" with exuberance and energy after every direction from the DM, club president, VP, or section leaders. If you've got that down, and you understand Japanese high school etiquette, welcome to KT SHS.