The snow starts speaking Finnish. The trees start speaking Vietnamese and the sky starts to sing.

When you're in your Toyota passing by an Anime convention

"Man this guy gave his life for his country, rest in peace honorable soldier."

Almost all of Kamikaze attackers wrote farewell letters to his families, which one cannot read without tears and which clearly prove that their motives are far from hatred but love of their nation and people.

Boys in 1940's NO Drinks NO GF NO Nudity 100% Kamikaze

"I would rather fight until my last breath.Than seeing our country occupied by a foreign country."

Wasps: Attack the enemy a few times and speed away! Mosquitoes: Steal their stuff, and leave, hurting them! Horse Flies: Hurt them once in defense, run back! Bees:

I dont know why KZfaq banning these videos, there is nothing offensive in the video just a song of the people who sacrifice their life for their country. You cant change history KZfaq. (sory for my bad grammer)

My social studies teacher showed this for our current lesson on WW2, an I actually love and respect this song.

*"If i'm not coming back, say that i love my mom"*

Americans on some ship: Is it a bird or a plane? Kamakaze pilot: 神風マザーフッカー!!

"sir im out of ammo" "my brother in Christ you are the ammo"

“It will be humiliated by the enemy”.... anime

0:56 Damn, Kamikazes predicted Anime.

the pilot in this video is named Kiyoshi Ogawa, he along with another pilot crashed themselves into the USS Bunker Hill. When I read his letter it chokes me up a little due to how emotional is it.

Teacher: we are going to japan Girls:omg i cant wait to take a pic Weebs:anime The quite kid:

I'm crying, for this poor and proud soldiers

jokes aside.. these people must have been the bravest soldiers.. i have nothing but the biggest respect for all of them.. RIP

What I find interesting is that surviving kamikaze pilots stated that they didn't want to die, but bring honour to their family and country.

a moment of silence for these people who died a warrior's death, your service will never be forgotten in my heart

when I enjoyed the dramatic songs, I cried because of Kamikaze pilot's braveness. They accept to sacrifice to prevent the us army from landing in Japan.

American sailor: christ that birds big the bird:

i have massive respect for these airmen who would actually take theire own life to save theire comrades.

Rest in peace kamikaze guy, you are died for your country. Take my respect

sad to be kamikaze pilot, they're never come back home and never seen their family again 😢... Rest in Peace ❤️

Hits hard after 80 years still

Very beautiful patriotic song, respect to these braves men of the kamikaze special corps, selfless people.

My sister's Grandfather's Uncle was a kamikaze pilot.That's very sad he fail and his plane fell into ocean he probably almost hit a carrier but we have no footage for my sister's Grandfather's Uncle. :'(

空で戦った殉難者たちを決して忘れません🇯🇵

The men who sacrificed their lives to protect their nation have nothing but my utmost respect for taking a fucking explosion to the face while flying at 200+ mph in the air.

mosquitos: * te pica y escapa* abejas: TENNO HEIKA BANZAAAAAI

Mosquitoes: Run away and hide cowardly Bees:

Mosquitos: bites and runs away Bees:

Every soldier who dies in war is respected

R.I.P Shinzo Abe. May he forever be remembered. "Let us enjoy the beauty of the moon." - Admiral Tamon Yamaguchi.

死は兵士の最高の名誉です。

TENNÔ HEÏKA BANZAÏ !!!!!!!!!

Listening to this song always makes me cry. It's both sad and inspirational about people willing to sacrifice their lives for honor of their country and saying farewell to their family and friends.

Poor young guys RIP.

this song is very emotional.... the songwriter really felt what was happening at that time

i honor them. men who valued mission more than own lives.

1:49 love this part

It warms my heart that they give the Japanese respect for their bravery, remembering the soldiers who fought with honor and not the corrupt that history teachers would rather talk about. May you fallen warriors fly forever in the afterlife or the next life.

Respect to all kamikaze pilots!!They must had balls of steel to do something like this

The trumpets go hard in this song, and no one can tell me otherwise.

Im malaysia but i like japan old song

Rip my boy Otoya Yamaguchi

"If we do not win this fight, if we are defeated, What will happen to our country, it will be humiliated". This has already happened

When there's no ammo, become the ammo

Rest in peace you have done good for you're country you will live on

神風特別攻撃隊のお亡くなりになった戦士達に敬意を込めて

Nobody: Bees:

This is where true men cried

You saw people crying. You saw pain and suffering. You saw death. You saw a boat. You said Bazai in anger. You met death. In blossoms of pain you in the air. You can't left death when you are ready.

once used to hate kamikazes but knew that they are just defending their nation...

respect to kamikaze, they died for the emperor now the emperor died for them in 1989.

this song hits harder than the pearl harbour attack

look, sacrificing your life like that for your nation is something only a few are able to do.

엄청 감동적인 노래 많은 한국인들이 이 노래를 들으며 하루를 시작하는 날이 빨리 오길 바라며

I have listened to this Song probably a thousand times, and it gives me goosebumbs one the top of my head everytime. A great masterpiece! Sadly i couldn't find it anywhere Else than on KZfaq. May the brave kamikaze pilots Rest in peace! 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

Make Japan Great Again

Su sacrificio es recordado incluso casi 100 años después e irónicamente más por los occidentales.

Japan is the pride of Asia In WW2

The way of Bushido! Hail Japanese kameraden!

My great grandfather worked for Japanese Administration during their occupation of Malaya as he believed Malaya would gain independence with the help of Japan. He was later to be hanged at Changi Prison, Singapore after British came back following Japanese defeat. Fortunately, under few circumstances his life was saved. He was never the same man after that nevertheless. Long live Japan and Imperial Japanese Army. From Malaysia.

Kamikaze pilot: IM OUT OF AMMO Emperor Hirohito: You are the bullet of pride

With songs of war symbolising patriotism (except for one of France's song of their love for onion rings) this song not only shows that, but the overwhelming love and sacrifice willing to be done by Japan's people. They fought bravely and answered the call of their nation. May their names never be forgotten and be set in stone

Es hermosoooo, la mejor cancion que he escuchado

The pain in there voice

I have a distant relative who was stationed in Pearl Harbor but was fortunate enough to survive the attack. When I was a teenager, I was privileged to hear a lecture by a kamikaze pilot who miraculously survived. He spoke at length, albeit in a very thick accent, about the measures they took to brainwash him into that willingness to throw away his life. It wasn't filmed and KZfaq didn't exist. Thank you for preserving this bit of wartime propaganda. It's so easy to forget that the suicide pilots weren't born to be weapons, they were just made that way.

Why is this catchy-

I DO THIS FOR THE HONOR OF THE IMPERIAL AIR FORCE AND MY HONORABLE ANCESTORS! BANZAAAAAAAAAAAAAI

Ammo refills: 0 Below you: Aircraft Carrier *You know what to do.*

This man actually fought for his country to help knowing he won’t come back.

Why is no one talking about how this song is actually very good

Leider haben wir verloren.... :(

POV: ur a passenger and the pilot plays this music on Speakers

makes me tear up

We will never forget this hero's who risked their life for their beloved country.

とても美しい声と歌 ❤

1:16 "I am going to give you now my very last goodbye" I just discovered this, and that part really gave me chillar and little tears in my eyes.

tenno heika banzai🎌🎌🎌🎌 tai nihon teikoku banzai banzai !!!!!!!

The wae they love their empire. They ready to loose everything...

one cannot imagine the terror of fighting an enemy that is so.... intense.

Literally all the kamikaze lore: You will respawn dont worry

Pov: you are in a japanese plane with low fuel and are going for an American battleship *This song starts to play*

Thank you for your service

My father fought the 2nd WW with italian army, he always told me that japanese soldiers was very strong and valiant warriors. I’m crying for these guys who gave their lives because of human madness. We must learn from our mistakes. 🕊️ 🌍 🇮🇹 🇯🇵

Dear Mother and Father, Brother and Sister, End of autumn. The backyard must be filled with the cries of insects, as it is every year around this time. My heart is full to bursting with memories of the many evenings we spent talking together. I suppose you are all somewhat concerned about how I’m doing. During my visit home in May, Sister said to me, “Ever since you joined up, Mother has been setting meals before your photograph. She’s given up drinking tea, and every evening she visits the shrine to pray for you.” I was so moved that I was unable to thank her. Mother really wore herself out at the farewell party the night before I left to join my unit. She was so busy preparing for my departure that she didn’t sleep at all the night before. And on my sun flag, she wrote HAPPILY WAITING FOR A RETURNING CHILD. Whenever I can, I gaze at those four noble characters for the nourishment they give my soul. The fighting has become extremely intense, and there is no guarantee of my safe return. The image of all those poor school kids and everyone else singing war songs and waving a sea of flags as they saw us off to the front is burned indelibly into my mind. I firmly believe in the benevolence of the Emperor and of our parents. Mother seems to be growing weaker by the day. Brother and Sister, you will have to give her the love that I cannot. Please forgive my impiety; I pray for the continued good health of you all. The three photo albums I sent the other day are keepsakes for Brother and Sister. Please don’t worry about me. When you hear of my death, be happy for me, for I will have achieved my ambition. Goodbye Lieutenant Kishi Fumikazu to his family Killed in the Philippines on 24 October 1944 at age 22.

TENNO HEIKA BANZAIIIIIIII

I'm so sad.. I'm a mother ... long live Japan !!!

This, with a couple other army marches sound much different than other marches in that it sounds like well written instead of simply a chant.

POV: You are one of those Kamikaze pilots singing this song while you crash into a american battleship accepting your fate.

Tenno Heika Banzai's 🇯🇵🎌

As my eyes burn up from the flaming tears streaking down my cheeks, I hold the picture of her for the last time. all my memories all trace to everyone around me, I watch as my fellow comrades crash too. I inhale “TENNŌ HEIKA BANZAI”

Me as a pilot to a commercial plane passing over the furry convention:

See you in Yasukuni shrine

It amazes me how cheery some of this is

"Quietly we disapear in the distant ocean" damn that hit hard.

天皇陛下万歳！万歳！万歳！