Excellent and very impressive rendition of this beautiful and touching song! Hontou ni arigatou! ~Teisuka
@23Mikedavis10 жыл бұрын
Very good song my friend,it is long time i hear you,how are you now Teisuka and how is the temperature now in the north of Finland,I wish you a pleasant weekend my friend !!!
@teiska12310 жыл бұрын
Fernand Villeneuve Hello, Fernand. I'm fine, thank you for asking. And you? Temperature in the western Finland, where I live, is 9 °C right now. I shared this beautiful song in my Google+ site, but other user has uploaded this video. Have a wonderful weekend, my friend! ^^ Teisuka
Неожиданно чистое и сильное исполнение этого гимна мужества и героизма от такой хрупкой прекрасной женщины. Мы с тобой цветки сакуры, расцветшие одновременно. Хоть мы, наверно, и умрём в разных местах, давай встретимся весной и зацветём на вершинах вишен в святилище Ясукуни... Бессмертен тот, кто пал в бою за свой народ, кто сложил голову за други своя.
@memmori16 жыл бұрын
Юрий Галич вот только строчку про Ясукуни в этой версии заменили
Hibari Misora sang this song... In Korea, many ppl still believe that she was actually Korean-Japanese. But if she sang this song so proudly like this, she cannot be a Korean. This song is for the previous war-defeated Imperial Japanese Army.
My opinion i don't think this beauty is with us but she's beautiful with a beautiful voice saludos Japan
@jambread8485 жыл бұрын
song itself is, beautiful, indeed.
@robertmartin96777 жыл бұрын
Such a great song.These brave Warriors Loved their Nation more than Life.They were truly God's without earthly desires.Banzai Nippon!!!
@user-cb4ri4xl6t5 жыл бұрын
well,I think they are only a group of invaders,no matter how fascinating the song is.
@taka5534 жыл бұрын
No, they loved their Life and family more, yet, they knew they are connected however they live or die. They know what is thing they do, what is the things given to them.
@hanyu27814 жыл бұрын
@jean aymar Have anyone told you about Korean Comfort Women, the Nanking Massacre, the Changjiao Massacre and the construction of the Burmese railway during Japanese occupation in WW2? How the Japanese saw themselves as übermenschen. Japanese war history is interesting, kamikaze pilots were brave, the attack on Pearl Harbor was geniusly outdone. But one thing is for sure; the Japanese fought for themselves and did certainly not care about other "races" or nations, and therefore freedom would only imply the Japanese. They even oppress their own people now; look at the Ainu-population in Hokkaido.
@jeegunugger18714 жыл бұрын
@@hanyu2781 all lies created by the people of Israel and the dirty communists of china those who didn't resist them enjoyed freedom like thailand and the freedom fighters of india
@DesertFox364 жыл бұрын
@Indian Ultra Nationalist Peace in asia by committing thousands of heinous warcrimes, including bayoneting pregnant women's bellies in Nanking as sport. How are you revisionists this disillusioned with reality?
@ahmedramiboumaza21774 жыл бұрын
It is the highest levels of bravery and loyalty to the motherland, it is so sad that nowadays they are seen as criminals of war not heros of the nation.
Tem muitos internautas postando como se fosse uma surpresa a descendência coreana da grande cantora Missora Hibari mas nos anos 50 mais ou menos a revista Miojo ou Heibon não me lembro tocava nesse assunto e segundo a revista a primeira aparição publica dela ainda criança na despedida do pai que ia para front ( CHINA)em homenagem ao pai e seus companheiros que partiam para a guerra cantando hinos patrióticas Seu desempenho surpreendeu a todos os presentes abrindo caminho para o grande sucesso de pós - guerra tornando-se uma das maiores cantoras de todos os tempos do Japão Ela ao cantar canções militares como Doki no Sakura e outros demostra sua alma patriótica em relação ao Japão não tendo nada a ver com o antepassado ser ou não de origem coreana