It is very funny that jobless Japanese are hired by Nationalist Japanese organizations to send out racist and war crime denying comments on youtube. They write those comments from Monday to Sunday and comment every video related on Nanjing massacre.
The general's name was Iwane Matsui, Japanese war criminal who later hanged by Military Tribunal For The Far East. Some say that he was just a scapegoat to protect Prince Yasuhiko Asaka. This ritual was hold on 12.18.1937. You can see how unreasonable Japanese are from the comments: 1. Chinese must be liars, no proof needed; 2. All history except those written by losers are lying; 3. What they don't know or don't want to hear did not exist; 4. Anything not accurate must be completely untrue.
....jestem Polakiem,ale kocham ten marsz...........,wiele znaczy nie tylko dla radykalnego zachowania japońskich żołnierzy,ale równierz dla wielu obecnie walczących ludzi..
@SirCrushington while they do this, there are other soldiers standing around with guns if you noticed. Culture goes hand in hand with military too, it's their culturre , so leave it ._. it happened
東京市長石原慎太郎(City Mayor of Tokyo) said：“日本需要核武裝，這是因為，日本周圍有三個核武國家-中國、朝鮮以及俄羅斯。這三國與日本毗鄰，但卻又對日本抱有敵意。世界上，沒有任何一個國家比日本的處境更危險。(殖民時代已過, 日本與台灣不是合體同心, 台灣不須要跟日本一起去死), Now Taiwanese, be careful, don't be fooled or used by Japanese politicians. Taiwan and Japan are not integrated anymore, as the colonist and the being colonized. If Japan gets nuclear attack by any of the surrounding Countries - Russia, China, and North Korea; We Taiwanese should stay out, who wants to die together with the Japanese?
@michael20100819 Isn`t that a little blind opinion. They were maybe so in world war 2, but that was because of the brainwashing that happened in the army. The western world like to portrait the japanese like that, but in real life they aren`t actually that different to others. And now they are definitely not bad at all.
This is NOT a military victory parade. It's a funeral service for those Japanese that died. If you look at the large word "祭" on the plaque it means "to offer sacrifice", and commonly used when someone has passed away, and this is to give offerings to those that died in the afterlife. Don't know if this is the way that the Japanese army did it, but it is definitely not a victory parade.
Is this what civilized people always speak? We're all human no matter what our skin color is. If some people do wrong to you, the only person for you to blame is just that person, not his nation as a whole. What really separates human beings from animal is our ability to think. And what really separates civilized people from wild tribes is what their deeds and words, which come from our inner-self. So, think about what you've just said. What kind of people you really are?
Chinese people are telling lies enthusiastically even their story was ridiculous theory, so some people will be mind controlled by their lies. The Chinese believe that telling lies 100 times, this could have lead to becoming true story from the lies. We have to be careful.
(Part6)I want to say Chinese people should look at history as a mirror. It means that China should not forget her brutal actions against Tibet and Uighur.
(Part5)In all cases, except for its support of North Vietnam war against South Vietnam, China has used force preemptively. China attacked the opponent first after careful preparation, whereas the opponent suffered from a surprise attack. So, why has China been teaching such old Japan’s crime, which is not true, to their children? Chinese war crimes have still continued.
(Part4)A recent survey of world public opinion from 2005 to 2007 found that Japan is the country most widely viewed as having a positive influence, which is helped by the fact that Japan has never used military power as a means for settling international conflicts after 1945. Since the People's Republic of China was established in 1949, the frequency of its use of military forces reaches the double digits. On average, China has used military power for several years.
(Part3)However, since this period Japan and China have changed considerably. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and Japan democracy. While history should not be forgotten, we must also judge a country by its current actions.
(Part2)Chinese government has hidden their brutal war history to their citizens. If Chinese people had known what China had done in Tibet, they could not accuse Japan with a one track mind. In fact, Chinese leaders always say to Japanese leaders that Japan should look at history as a mirror. It means that Japan should not forget her brutal actions against China during the Sino-Japanese conflict in the late 1930s and the beginning of the 1940s.
(Part1)Some Chinese people have claimed that Japan always wants to fight with another country. Also they are accusing the Japanese dogs needed to be as brutal and cruel as possible to win the war. Some Chinese are taught exaggerated Japan’s war crimes, for instance, the Nanking Massacre must have been created by China for their propaganda, and also there is no conclusive evidence about that. Why does China continually teach wrong history to school kids?
@delusivex (Part1)One of the Photos displayed at the 'Memorial Hall of Victims in Nanjing Massacre'. It is also displayed in the book The Rape of Nanking. The book states "The Japanese rounded up thousands of women. Most of them were gang raped or forced into military prostitution. (Politburo of Military Committee, Taipei)" However, this photo has nothing to do with the gang-rape nor the military prostitution.
@delusivex (Part2)This photo has appeared in the Asahi Graph, a weekly photo journal, published in Japan on November 10, 1937, about one month before Nanking battle. A set of four pictures have appeared in the journal with the explanation, titled as "Utopia amidst the Gun-power: The 'Rising Sun' Village South of the Yangtze." The very picture is captioned with "A group of women and children from the Rising Sun Village returning from the fields, guarded by our soldiers."
@delusivex (Part3)In those days in china, the lootings are often committed by the deserted Chinese soldiers. Therefore, the farmers have needed the protection of Japanese troops to engage in farming safely. Also, this very photo has been taken by Correspondent KUMASAKI in the province of Paoshan in the vicinity of Shanghai, on October 14, 1937.
@delusivex (Part4)In short, a scene of peaceful farming village has been secretly switched to the one that is taking villagers to somewhere prior to rape en masse. It is indeed a wicked act of secretly switching the picture.
You should study first and write your comments. The Nanking Massacre was a created story by China.
The photos, taken by a Swiss photographer near Shanghai in 1937, all depict the brutality of Chinese soldiers toward Japanese prisoners and Shanghai residents accused of helping the Japanese as they began their military conquest of China.
@blueraineee. Yes, textbooks would have to be concise but it need to at least deliver a a reasonable cause and motivation understanding of these results. The textbooks can leave the grandparents to talk about how intense the battles were etc. But omitting basic knowledge for causation and motivation understanding of events can't be justified by the reason of textbook needing to be concise.
@blueraineee. I am not saying they avoid the issues completely nor recommend constantly throwing grotesque war images at Japanese students. I am talking about teaching students who was responsible for these atrocities in the high command down (including the relevant royal family members) to the common officers. These are useful things that student can take away with from education. It equips them to combat susceptibility to Militaristic and Nationalistic Fanaticism
@blueraineee. The importance of understanding humanitarian atrocities done by the Axis powers partially stems from that they were committed not just because soldiers were obeying orders. Soldiers took part of the atrocities voluntarily and independently. The Fanaticism taught to them partially resulted them to have mentality to kill the innocent. Hence it is important to expose this Fanaticism and those behind it to prevent it from repeating it again through the same channel.
I'm English I don't agree with the Japanese army then but this is beautifull there such a proud nation i know it was needed but if the bombs had not been dropped the Japanese would not of given up and would of won : fact even up too the 1980s they were still finding Japanese soldiers waiting on the islands inside caves it's amazing how they survived that long :D
If this lot had known about the existence of Harry Truman they'd have done this march in the other direction at twenty times normal speed. The drummers would have made Cozy Powell seem as if he was on valium.
How, in the name of the holy emporer, is this even remotely japanese!? Looks like an African rain dance. No doubt it's the brain child of a whimsical arty farty director who wants to portray the sub human nature of the conquering soldiers through the medium of dance. What a crock of shit!!
@Txubi83 That's not even an educated opinion on how the march really was. Unless you can provide real details on the nanking victory march I would recommend keeping your mouth shut.
@dongmaster2 Of course it's not an informed opinion but it's pretty certain that this type of African rain dance didn't happen!! Hahaha!!! You can quietly enjoy this piece of hollywood-isation and imagine it to be an insight into the past but I'll call bullshit when I see it. And this video alongside your useless critique of my comment are just that!
Unrelated to the whole Nanking incident issue, no Japanese Army would ever do this kind of march, they had proper Western style victory parades since Meiji period...
@imjustmakingthisstup no they did that actually. japanese imperial army still kept a lot of cultures before edo period look it up. they had katana etc
@MettaWorldDumbass Yes, but the military was pretty westernized and so were the victory parades. They were pretty standard Western Style. Also, this kind of "dance" is not even Japanese, it is some sort of imaginary thing the moviemakers came up with. Very well done though.
@imjustmakingthisstup precisely correct, jap army victory parade consists of massacres and slaughters for which jap nation has yet to receive retribution, the world will one day speak the language of the japs, slaughter, in teach the japs to respect humanity and responsibility
@imjustmakingthisstup lol precisely correct, jap army victory parade consists of massacres and slaughters for which jap nation has yet to receive retribution, the world will one day speak the language of the japs, slaughter, in teach the japs to respect humanity and responsibility
One of the foundations of the massacre myth is based on the book which is called "What War Means", edited by Harold Timperley. But he was an advisor to the Chinese Nationalist government’s Ministry of Information. The section was propaganda section which was established by KMT (Kuomintang, Chiang Kai-shek) in China during the War. Timperley was paid by the propaganda section for writing the book.
China created the Nanking Massacre story and spread the rumor to the world.
@sawdudeful. And what makes you think I haven't been to Japan before? I have talked with students and seen their textbooks in Tokyo. Like I said, it is not omission of events the major problem but the details to the events such as who ordered the killings, especially when it involved an Imperial family's relative etc. Read history textbooks about Western front, it not surprising to find the level detail up to the command level orchestring the atrocities.
@TKKTism Sire, i don't think your argument is that valid. Looking back on what @sawdudeful said, i partially agree with him. It's true about the propaganda. That's right, they wouldn't really want their children in japan to know the ugly past. However, i doubt they avoided the issue. In my history, i've known that the japanese killed thousands. However, think about the innocence of the soldiers. They had to obey the king. Sometimes you have got to think out of the box.
@TKKTism Textbooks don't give you everything. Just like that, propaganda was created between our own people. For such things, interested youngsters would have to ask their grandparents. I believe that every single person who went through the war had their own story to tell. This were the suffering of the people back then. "Atrocities, atrocities." Yes, nothing is "not Atrocious" out there. This is life. Not everyone is an angel, i'm sure we're all selfish in our own way.
@blueraineee as a college Junior, I can say with absolute confidence that TEXTBOOKS are full to the brim with shit and they also leave key points out. Want the REAL story? ASK A WW2 VET.
@FleetOfRetribution. LOL! Do you think the world community is so ignorant on this issue that we think the Textbook incident as the only Japanese Revionist's act or downplaying of its atrocities?
Also re-read what I said in my initial post. My main point was avoiding details of atrocities, not completely omitting incidents. To a reader, there is a large difference in stating how many people died than just saying "many" or similar connotation.
Ofcourse, all this makes sense only when there is lack of formidable opposition elements, which can bring politicians with gains, against revisionist attitude of Japanese ultranationalist elements.
And the apathy of modern Japanese youth, excluding its ultranationlist sect, in politics would only ensure such opposition will more likely formed in far distanced future.
@sawdudeful. It is well documented that Japanese Educational ministry does so to appease Japan's ultranationalist political faction and voting constituencies. And if you know about Japanese politics then you should be aware that Japanese ultranationalist element holds a significant political sway. Following this, it doesn't take rocket science to see how political parties, especially the ruling party, would keep its education portfolio appeasing ultranationalist element for political gain.
By the time of the final ruling, however, Ienaga and the tens of thousands of Japanese who joined him in his battle against the authorization process had been victorious in fact if not in law. The most widely used Japanese textbooks in the mid- and late-1990s contained references to the Nanjing Massacre, anti-Japanese resistance movements in Korea, forced suicide in Okinawa, comfort women, and Unit 731 (responsible for conducting medical experiments on prisoners of war)—
all issues raised in Ienaga's suits. A conservative (many would argue ultra-conservative) movement toward reform in the Japanese history curriculum was initiated in the early 1990s by Fujioka Nobukatsu and his Liberal View of History Study Group. Fujioka, a professor of education at Tokyo University, set out to "correct history" by emphasizing a "positive view" of Japan's past and by removing from textbooks any reference to matters associated with what he calls "dark history,"
@TKKTism issues such as the comfort women, that might make Japanese schoolchildren uncomfortable when they read about the Pacific War. By early 2000 Fujioka and his group had joined with others to form the Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform, now headed by Nishio Kanji. It is the Society's textbook, The New History Textbook (one of eight junior high school history textbooks authorized by the Ministry of Education in April 2001),
that has caused such debate in Japan over the past year. Nishio summarized the views of the Society in an article in the August 2001 Japan Echo, a bimonthly journal of opinion on a wide range of topics of current interest within Japan. The article maintained that rather than asserting the Society members' personal views of history the textbook aims to restore common sense to the teaching of the subject.
Nishio insisted that "history stop being treated like a court in which the figures and actions of the past are called to judgment." Widespread protests against the textbook erupted much earlier in Japan, China, and North and South Korea. By December 2000, reacting to a draft textbook circulated by the Society and shown on national television, a long list of Japanese historians and history educators expressed misgivings about the content of
The New History Textbook and its rendering of Japan's past. Their complaints centered around the text's presentation of Japan's foundation myths as historical fact and its characterization of wars launched by modern Japan as wars to liberate Asia.
The intellectuals' appeal to people inside and outside Japan appeared on the internet prior to authorization of the textbook by the Ministry. Following authorization, their voices were joined by an international group of scholars. This "International Scholars' Appeal Concerning the 2002-Edition Japanese History Textbooks" aimed to "ensure that textbooks are consistent with values of peace, justice and truth."
@TKKTism It declared The New History Textbook "unfit as a teaching tool because it negates both the truth about Japan's record in colonialism and war and the values that will contribute to a just and peaceful Pacific and World community." Under the Japanese system, local school authorities determine whether the new textbook is to be used in district classrooms.
On August 15—the deadline for school districts to make their selections—Associated Press writer Mari Yamaguchi reported in The Japan Times that the new textbook had been shunned, that nearly all of Japan's school districts had rejected it. She quoted a spokesman for the civic group Children and Textbooks Japan Network 21 as saying,
"We have gained nationwide support to say 'no' to the textbook. . . . it's the conscience of the Japanese public." According to a Kyodo News Service survey released August 16, not a single municipal government run or state run junior high school in the country adopted The New History Textbook. <--Article published by the Stanford University about how Japanese schools totally rejected the ultranationalist text book. I proved you wrong using the academic studies you mentioned~
@TKKTism documentary......so have you, actually taken a japanese history class? if not, just don't reply back. really i have actually taken the "japanese history class" you people are talking about.
@sawdudeful, I can assure you that your experience is not representative of the Japanese educational system. Japanese educational system avoiding details of its atrocities in WW2 is a well-documented fact i.e. independent of governmental sources. You can find academic studies, done by university professors with modern scrutiny, documenting this behaviour by the Japanese educational system. For ease of access, you can find less formal documentation of in credible publications i.e Economists.
We could have witnessed an even cooler victory march if the Aztecs or Mayans had invaded and successfully conquered either the iberian peninsula,France or England ;)
One side says one thing, the other side says another. I don't care I just like this vid and since I'm military intrested historian I find this march quite entertaining :)
This seems calculated to make the Japanese look like savages. Do an Internet search for "fake of Nanking" to get a different view. There is no evidence for the Chinese claim of 300,000 killed and the overwhelming majority of the Chinese casualties were men.
The reason for chaos in Nanking is that the Chinese leaders fled the city and left their soldiers to fight on, so that there was no possibility of an orderly surrender. In the end Chinese soldiers blending with civilians were rooted out.
@sawdudeful It's not Chinese propaganda, if you're English, American, Australian or Canadian ask elderly people who served in WWII; my grandfather said for the most part the Japanese were blood thirsty SAVAGES, but they do fight with honour. Ever heard of the Bridge over the river Kwai? Is that British propaganda too?
@sawdudeful You're ill informed, either that or you're in or are a Japanese; the educational system tries to avoid the details of WWII. Try to think outside of the box mate, the world consists of more facts than what they tell you in Japanese textbooks.
@rivlukcoltd no, the Japanese educational system does not try to avoid the details of ww2. thats what your country's propaganda is telling you about japan. i have taken both japanese and american history classes and both have not avoid the details. haha sounds like you're the one that needs to think outside the box. the world consists of more facts than what they tell you in your country's propaganda.
@sawdudeful Hey. As a teacher in Japan I can clarify that within the educational system here sadly a lot of important facts regarding the second world war; and Japan's role in the conflict are left out. People here tend to have a more unapologetic outlook, whereas say in Germany schools would tend to be more thorough and unbiased.
Imperial Japan should of relocated and gassed 75M Koreans and Russians then colonize and convert everything to drastically increase The gross domestic value of The Japanese empire..
The only reason why china and korea thinks we never apologize is because there propaganda isn't allowing the people to know that we did many times. Look up the video "How many times must Japan apologize?". learn the truth.
It is very funny that jobless Japanese are hired by Nationalist Japanese organizations to send out racist and war crime denying comments on youtube. They write those comments from Monday to Sunday and comment every video related on Nanjing massacre.
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The general's name was Iwane Matsui, Japanese war criminal who later hanged by Military Tribunal For The Far East. Some say that he was just a scapegoat to protect Prince Yasuhiko Asaka. This ritual was hold on 12.18.1937. You can see how unreasonable Japanese are from the comments: 1. Chinese must be liars, no proof needed; 2. All history except those written by losers are lying; 3. What they don't know or don't want to hear did not exist; 4. Anything not accurate must be completely untrue.
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....jestem Polakiem,ale kocham ten marsz...........,wiele znaczy nie tylko dla radykalnego zachowania japońskich żołnierzy,ale równierz dla wielu obecnie walczących ludzi..
78DARKSIDE 5 hours ago
Japan x)
MightyPhilou 2 days ago
lol? this is bs. really? unarm urself and start marching down the middle of the street in clusters? hahaha this couldnt have happened
SirCrushington 3 days ago 10
@SirCrushington while they do this, there are other soldiers standing around with guns if you noticed. Culture goes hand in hand with military too, it's their culturre , so leave it ._. it happened
viethell12 1 day ago
I can't stop laughing what the hell is this??! I just imagined Germans doing this on Paris streets ahahaha )))
MesserHai 4 days ago 12
@MesserHai okay , this is their ritual of driving out the evil spirit or someshit ._. still laughing?
viethell12 1 day ago
@MesserHai try also imagine that Germans build a national temple in Berlin to memorize Hitler, Hess, Himmler and publicly deny Nazi massacre.
qwan1231 17 hours ago
Does anyone take this shit seriously?
JapanLessons 6 days ago 3
What a shit? I'm Japanese and those dance does not exist. Maybe only in China, but not in Japan.
YamatoMinzokuJp 6 days ago 5
chinks are stupid.
719n30track 6 days ago 2
Bad Assssss!!!!
punaboy12 1 week ago
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東京市長石原慎太郎(City Mayor of Tokyo) said：“日本需要核武裝，這是因為，日本周圍有三個核武國家-中國、朝鮮以及俄羅斯。這三國與日本毗鄰，但卻又對日本抱有敵意。世界上，沒有任何一個國家比日本的處境更危險。(殖民時代已過, 日本與台灣不是合體同心, 台灣不須要跟日本一起去死), Now Taiwanese, be careful, don't be fooled or used by Japanese politicians. Taiwan and Japan are not integrated anymore, as the colonist and the being colonized. If Japan gets nuclear attack by any of the surrounding Countries - Russia, China, and North Korea; We Taiwanese should stay out, who wants to die together with the Japanese?
Tutormo 1 week ago
Japanese in my mind are all crude animals like wolves, lions that have a desperate desire to eat human.
michael20100819 1 week ago
@michael20100819 Isn`t that a little blind opinion. They were maybe so in world war 2, but that was because of the brainwashing that happened in the army. The western world like to portrait the japanese like that, but in real life they aren`t actually that different to others. And now they are definitely not bad at all.
MrSunny4ever 5 days ago 14
@michael20100819 no they are just armed Japanese or Korean labors and farmers who are good at killing civilians and themselves rather than the enemy.
qwan1231 17 hours ago
good movie...
tnher91 1 week ago
what a crap O_o
bloodypanther450 1 week ago
This is NOT a military victory parade. It's a funeral service for those Japanese that died. If you look at the large word "祭" on the plaque it means "to offer sacrifice", and commonly used when someone has passed away, and this is to give offerings to those that died in the afterlife. Don't know if this is the way that the Japanese army did it, but it is definitely not a victory parade.
mikeyman2010 1 week ago
banzaaaaaiiii ^.^
081jj 1 week ago
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@LovefuckChinkcunt
Is this what civilized people always speak? We're all human no matter what our skin color is. If some people do wrong to you, the only person for you to blame is just that person, not his nation as a whole. What really separates human beings from animal is our ability to think. And what really separates civilized people from wild tribes is what their deeds and words, which come from our inner-self. So, think about what you've just said. What kind of people you really are?
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God bless Chinese.
kuay88 1 week ago
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Two top comments are fucking bullshit!
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Chinese people are telling lies enthusiastically even their story was ridiculous theory, so some people will be mind controlled by their lies. The Chinese believe that telling lies 100 times, this could have lead to becoming true story from the lies. We have to be careful.
undertakerRach 2 weeks ago
nice song, feels like honor
zoukforce 2 weeks ago
GUYS! its a CHINESE movie, obviously its going to portray the Japanese like this.
thatkid358 2 weeks ago 51
@thatkid358 roflmao and every jew movie is gonna portray the nazis as well, fill in the blank
opeeum69 2 weeks ago
respect for the Imperial army of Japan.
SetisX81 2 weeks ago 2
@SetisX81 i salute ja bang nation with nuclear bombs, sink the motherfuckers
opeeum69 2 weeks ago
@opeeum69
USA is going down.....ur economy is destroyed you can't fight another war.
IT'S DONE
SetisX81 2 weeks ago
@SetisX81 lol typical jap think, very intelligent, and explains quite alot, the jap world is indeed not of this world
opeeum69 1 week ago
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it's the reality bro...
SetisX81 1 week ago
I can't wait till I go to Japan! Man! Just a few more months....
Pearlharbor350 2 weeks ago
as a sociologist, I find the Japanese culture and ideology of the 20th century to be interesting.
BuffaloTPU 2 weeks ago
Was this before or after the gang bang?
BuffaloTPU 3 weeks ago
Banzai Nippon!!!
blackpropagandist09 3 weeks ago
imperial japanese army you are the number one.that my hero.
noomGMX 3 weeks ago
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(Part6)I want to say Chinese people should look at history as a mirror. It means that China should not forget her brutal actions against Tibet and Uighur.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
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(Part5)In all cases, except for its support of North Vietnam war against South Vietnam, China has used force preemptively. China attacked the opponent first after careful preparation, whereas the opponent suffered from a surprise attack. So, why has China been teaching such old Japan’s crime, which is not true, to their children? Chinese war crimes have still continued.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
(Part4)A recent survey of world public opinion from 2005 to 2007 found that Japan is the country most widely viewed as having a positive influence, which is helped by the fact that Japan has never used military power as a means for settling international conflicts after 1945. Since the People's Republic of China was established in 1949, the frequency of its use of military forces reaches the double digits. On average, China has used military power for several years.
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(Part3)However, since this period Japan and China have changed considerably. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and Japan democracy. While history should not be forgotten, we must also judge a country by its current actions.
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(Part2)Chinese government has hidden their brutal war history to their citizens. If Chinese people had known what China had done in Tibet, they could not accuse Japan with a one track mind. In fact, Chinese leaders always say to Japanese leaders that Japan should look at history as a mirror. It means that Japan should not forget her brutal actions against China during the Sino-Japanese conflict in the late 1930s and the beginning of the 1940s.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
(Part1)Some Chinese people have claimed that Japan always wants to fight with another country. Also they are accusing the Japanese dogs needed to be as brutal and cruel as possible to win the war. Some Chinese are taught exaggerated Japan’s war crimes, for instance, the Nanking Massacre must have been created by China for their propaganda, and also there is no conclusive evidence about that. Why does China continually teach wrong history to school kids?
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
@undertakerRach No conclusive evidence?....are you serious?....Where do all the videos and photos come from? Your a moron. Japanese rat go die.
delusivex 3 weeks ago
@delusivex (Part1)One of the Photos displayed at the 'Memorial Hall of Victims in Nanjing Massacre'. It is also displayed in the book The Rape of Nanking. The book states "The Japanese rounded up thousands of women. Most of them were gang raped or forced into military prostitution. (Politburo of Military Committee, Taipei)" However, this photo has nothing to do with the gang-rape nor the military prostitution.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
@delusivex (Part2)This photo has appeared in the Asahi Graph, a weekly photo journal, published in Japan on November 10, 1937, about one month before Nanking battle. A set of four pictures have appeared in the journal with the explanation, titled as "Utopia amidst the Gun-power: The 'Rising Sun' Village South of the Yangtze." The very picture is captioned with "A group of women and children from the Rising Sun Village returning from the fields, guarded by our soldiers."
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
@delusivex (Part3)In those days in china, the lootings are often committed by the deserted Chinese soldiers. Therefore, the farmers have needed the protection of Japanese troops to engage in farming safely. Also, this very photo has been taken by Correspondent KUMASAKI in the province of Paoshan in the vicinity of Shanghai, on October 14, 1937.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
@delusivex (Part4)In short, a scene of peaceful farming village has been secretly switched to the one that is taking villagers to somewhere prior to rape en masse. It is indeed a wicked act of secretly switching the picture.
You should study first and write your comments. The Nanking Massacre was a created story by China.
undertakerRach 3 weeks ago
haha, always fun to watch this hilarious drama between island chinks and mainland chinks. =) thanks for the laugh.
Awesomecheeseism 3 weeks ago
WAROSU
megawakiga 3 weeks ago
The oversized drums = true
The flags and such = True
The dance = WTF?!
Chandersson25 3 weeks ago 3
Well the beat was hard
SSDD454 3 weeks ago
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Chinese were innocent? Hell NO!
Read this!
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The photos, taken by a Swiss photographer near Shanghai in 1937, all depict the brutality of Chinese soldiers toward Japanese prisoners and Shanghai residents accused of helping the Japanese as they began their military conquest of China.
"Photos document brutality in Shanghai
" site:edition.cnn.com
Warning: contains violent images.
LongLiveJapan1 3 weeks ago
This....was sadly disappointing
MrFrankMunster 3 weeks ago
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@blueraineee. Yes, textbooks would have to be concise but it need to at least deliver a a reasonable cause and motivation understanding of these results. The textbooks can leave the grandparents to talk about how intense the battles were etc. But omitting basic knowledge for causation and motivation understanding of events can't be justified by the reason of textbook needing to be concise.
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@blueraineee. I am not saying they avoid the issues completely nor recommend constantly throwing grotesque war images at Japanese students. I am talking about teaching students who was responsible for these atrocities in the high command down (including the relevant royal family members) to the common officers. These are useful things that student can take away with from education. It equips them to combat susceptibility to Militaristic and Nationalistic Fanaticism
TKKTism 4 weeks ago
@blueraineee. The importance of understanding humanitarian atrocities done by the Axis powers partially stems from that they were committed not just because soldiers were obeying orders. Soldiers took part of the atrocities voluntarily and independently. The Fanaticism taught to them partially resulted them to have mentality to kill the innocent. Hence it is important to expose this Fanaticism and those behind it to prevent it from repeating it again through the same channel.
TKKTism 4 weeks ago
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TKKTism 4 weeks ago
いかにも映画だけど面白いね
This is fiction but i think it's cool
swoonymoon0514 1 month ago
I'm English I don't agree with the Japanese army then but this is beautifull there such a proud nation i know it was needed but if the bombs had not been dropped the Japanese would not of given up and would of won : fact even up too the 1980s they were still finding Japanese soldiers waiting on the islands inside caves it's amazing how they survived that long :D
sparkythereporter 1 month ago
If this lot had known about the existence of Harry Truman they'd have done this march in the other direction at twenty times normal speed. The drummers would have made Cozy Powell seem as if he was on valium.
TenseNotDense 1 month ago
sieg heil ? said ?
killer7magnum3 1 month ago
@MettaWorldDumbass LOL, at your eyes... Japs these days!
BobBlobOfFancyPants 1 month ago
0:54 WHAS UP MA NINJAAAAAAAAAAAS
killer7magnum3 1 month ago
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And then the Japs gets nuked... now in 2011 the Japs get punished by mother nature...!
BobBlobOfFancyPants 1 month ago
帝國陸軍は、太鼓なんか持って行かなかった。
太鼓をたたくようになったのは、陸自のときからだ。
いわんや、江戸時代じゃあるまし、陣羽織なんか着るわけがない。
そもそも、帝國陸軍が幕府軍を連想する陣羽織を着るわけないだろう。
敵の軍服を着ているようなもんじゃないか。
時代考証が滅茶苦茶だ。
biliken01 1 month ago
What is this shit
SamosIMP 1 month ago
0:55 for Eminem
Jayzane91 1 month ago
Don't spit the japs!
alekswaw2 1 month ago
Japanese haka! This rocks!
kiklop513 1 month ago
@kiklop513 stfu hawwian
393jalbious 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
How, in the name of the holy emporer, is this even remotely japanese!? Looks like an African rain dance. No doubt it's the brain child of a whimsical arty farty director who wants to portray the sub human nature of the conquering soldiers through the medium of dance. What a crock of shit!!
Txubi83 1 month ago 70
@Txubi83 That's not even an educated opinion on how the march really was. Unless you can provide real details on the nanking victory march I would recommend keeping your mouth shut.
dongmaster2 1 month ago
@dongmaster2 Of course it's not an informed opinion but it's pretty certain that this type of African rain dance didn't happen!! Hahaha!!! You can quietly enjoy this piece of hollywood-isation and imagine it to be an insight into the past but I'll call bullshit when I see it. And this video alongside your useless critique of my comment are just that!
Txubi83 1 month ago 42
@Txubi83 This kind of dancing can be found in many forms all over Japan. Look up the 'awa odori' or any the dances done in unison during matsuri.
dongmaster2 1 month ago
@Txubi83 It's a haka dance it's done in rugby all the time.
billslusser 3 weeks ago
The fuck is this
Unrelated to the whole Nanking incident issue, no Japanese Army would ever do this kind of march, they had proper Western style victory parades since Meiji period...
imjustmakingthisstup 1 month ago 48
@imjustmakingthisstup no they did that actually. japanese imperial army still kept a lot of cultures before edo period look it up. they had katana etc
MettaWorldDumbass 1 month ago
@MettaWorldDumbass Yes, but the military was pretty westernized and so were the victory parades. They were pretty standard Western Style. Also, this kind of "dance" is not even Japanese, it is some sort of imaginary thing the moviemakers came up with. Very well done though.
imjustmakingthisstup 2 weeks ago 22
@imjustmakingthisstup ^^ ok
78DARKSIDE 5 hours ago
@imjustmakingthisstup Yes.True.Well said.
Ubaldo421 3 weeks ago
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@imjustmakingthisstup precisely correct, jap army victory parade consists of massacres and slaughters for which jap nation has yet to receive retribution, the world will one day speak the language of the japs, slaughter, in teach the japs to respect humanity and responsibility
opeeum69 2 weeks ago
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Usually, Armies tend to do the massacring BEFORE the victory parades... If there was any massacring at all that is.
imjustmakingthisstup 2 weeks ago 17
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@imjustmakingthisstup lol precisely correct, jap army victory parade consists of massacres and slaughters for which jap nation has yet to receive retribution, the world will one day speak the language of the japs, slaughter, in teach the japs to respect humanity and responsibility
opeeum69 1 week ago
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japs, china needs to take revenge, they got enough nukes to sink that little island
Adam13115511 1 month ago
One of the foundations of the massacre myth is based on the book which is called "What War Means", edited by Harold Timperley. But he was an advisor to the Chinese Nationalist government’s Ministry of Information. The section was propaganda section which was established by KMT (Kuomintang, Chiang Kai-shek) in China during the War. Timperley was paid by the propaganda section for writing the book.
China created the Nanking Massacre story and spread the rumor to the world.
undertakerRach 1 month ago 9
I like Dr. Atsushi Miyazaki who killed in Van earthquake. But i hate Japans!
ClavicuLaNoXTR 1 month ago
Best thing to do on the battlefield without a doubt
PandasInaTree 1 month ago
Where is this video from? a movie? This was not shot in the thirties. A Chinese movie?
shaggybreeks 1 month ago
@sawdudeful. And what makes you think I haven't been to Japan before? I have talked with students and seen their textbooks in Tokyo. Like I said, it is not omission of events the major problem but the details to the events such as who ordered the killings, especially when it involved an Imperial family's relative etc. Read history textbooks about Western front, it not surprising to find the level detail up to the command level orchestring the atrocities.
TKKTism 1 month ago
@TKKTism Sire, i don't think your argument is that valid. Looking back on what @sawdudeful said, i partially agree with him. It's true about the propaganda. That's right, they wouldn't really want their children in japan to know the ugly past. However, i doubt they avoided the issue. In my history, i've known that the japanese killed thousands. However, think about the innocence of the soldiers. They had to obey the king. Sometimes you have got to think out of the box.
blueraineee 4 weeks ago
@TKKTism Textbooks don't give you everything. Just like that, propaganda was created between our own people. For such things, interested youngsters would have to ask their grandparents. I believe that every single person who went through the war had their own story to tell. This were the suffering of the people back then. "Atrocities, atrocities." Yes, nothing is "not Atrocious" out there. This is life. Not everyone is an angel, i'm sure we're all selfish in our own way.
blueraineee 4 weeks ago
@blueraineee as a college Junior, I can say with absolute confidence that TEXTBOOKS are full to the brim with shit and they also leave key points out. Want the REAL story? ASK A WW2 VET.
BuffaloTPU 2 weeks ago
@FleetOfRetribution. LOL! Do you think the world community is so ignorant on this issue that we think the Textbook incident as the only Japanese Revionist's act or downplaying of its atrocities?
Also re-read what I said in my initial post. My main point was avoiding details of atrocities, not completely omitting incidents. To a reader, there is a large difference in stating how many people died than just saying "many" or similar connotation.
TKKTism 1 month ago
you people are talking about nanking but
america=mass killings of native americans and slaving a lot of africans
british=murders of indians and slavement of africans killing of boers and of arabs and irish
french=killing of algiers and vietnamese
belgium=cutting of alot of africans hands and feets
soviet union and russian= a lot of jews and minoriteis
china=killing a lot of chinese
africans= killing themselves
are all of these in books???
and a lot of this killings happend in peace time
stakisolo 1 month ago 3
Ofcourse, all this makes sense only when there is lack of formidable opposition elements, which can bring politicians with gains, against revisionist attitude of Japanese ultranationalist elements.
And the apathy of modern Japanese youth, excluding its ultranationlist sect, in politics would only ensure such opposition will more likely formed in far distanced future.
TKKTism 1 month ago
@sawdudeful. It is well documented that Japanese Educational ministry does so to appease Japan's ultranationalist political faction and voting constituencies. And if you know about Japanese politics then you should be aware that Japanese ultranationalist element holds a significant political sway. Following this, it doesn't take rocket science to see how political parties, especially the ruling party, would keep its education portfolio appeasing ultranationalist element for political gain.
TKKTism 1 month ago
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By the time of the final ruling, however, Ienaga and the tens of thousands of Japanese who joined him in his battle against the authorization process had been victorious in fact if not in law. The most widely used Japanese textbooks in the mid- and late-1990s contained references to the Nanjing Massacre, anti-Japanese resistance movements in Korea, forced suicide in Okinawa, comfort women, and Unit 731 (responsible for conducting medical experiments on prisoners of war)—
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
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all issues raised in Ienaga's suits. A conservative (many would argue ultra-conservative) movement toward reform in the Japanese history curriculum was initiated in the early 1990s by Fujioka Nobukatsu and his Liberal View of History Study Group. Fujioka, a professor of education at Tokyo University, set out to "correct history" by emphasizing a "positive view" of Japan's past and by removing from textbooks any reference to matters associated with what he calls "dark history,"
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism issues such as the comfort women, that might make Japanese schoolchildren uncomfortable when they read about the Pacific War. By early 2000 Fujioka and his group had joined with others to form the Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform, now headed by Nishio Kanji. It is the Society's textbook, The New History Textbook (one of eight junior high school history textbooks authorized by the Ministry of Education in April 2001),
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
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that has caused such debate in Japan over the past year. Nishio summarized the views of the Society in an article in the August 2001 Japan Echo, a bimonthly journal of opinion on a wide range of topics of current interest within Japan. The article maintained that rather than asserting the Society members' personal views of history the textbook aims to restore common sense to the teaching of the subject.
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism
Nishio insisted that "history stop being treated like a court in which the figures and actions of the past are called to judgment." Widespread protests against the textbook erupted much earlier in Japan, China, and North and South Korea. By December 2000, reacting to a draft textbook circulated by the Society and shown on national television, a long list of Japanese historians and history educators expressed misgivings about the content of
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism
The New History Textbook and its rendering of Japan's past. Their complaints centered around the text's presentation of Japan's foundation myths as historical fact and its characterization of wars launched by modern Japan as wars to liberate Asia.
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism
The intellectuals' appeal to people inside and outside Japan appeared on the internet prior to authorization of the textbook by the Ministry. Following authorization, their voices were joined by an international group of scholars. This "International Scholars' Appeal Concerning the 2002-Edition Japanese History Textbooks" aimed to "ensure that textbooks are consistent with values of peace, justice and truth."
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism It declared The New History Textbook "unfit as a teaching tool because it negates both the truth about Japan's record in colonialism and war and the values that will contribute to a just and peaceful Pacific and World community." Under the Japanese system, local school authorities determine whether the new textbook is to be used in district classrooms.
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism
On August 15—the deadline for school districts to make their selections—Associated Press writer Mari Yamaguchi reported in The Japan Times that the new textbook had been shunned, that nearly all of Japan's school districts had rejected it. She quoted a spokesman for the civic group Children and Textbooks Japan Network 21 as saying,
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism
"We have gained nationwide support to say 'no' to the textbook. . . . it's the conscience of the Japanese public." According to a Kyodo News Service survey released August 16, not a single municipal government run or state run junior high school in the country adopted The New History Textbook. <--Article published by the Stanford University about how Japanese schools totally rejected the ultranationalist text book. I proved you wrong using the academic studies you mentioned~
FleetOfRetribution 1 month ago
@TKKTism documentary......so have you, actually taken a japanese history class? if not, just don't reply back. really i have actually taken the "japanese history class" you people are talking about.
sawdudeful 1 month ago
@sawdudeful, I can assure you that your experience is not representative of the Japanese educational system. Japanese educational system avoiding details of its atrocities in WW2 is a well-documented fact i.e. independent of governmental sources. You can find academic studies, done by university professors with modern scrutiny, documenting this behaviour by the Japanese educational system. For ease of access, you can find less formal documentation of in credible publications i.e Economists.
TKKTism 1 month ago
Or they also look like those gangs you see way back when that would snap there fingers while they walked! haha
cozmosmashzu 1 month ago
If you turn off the music and put on some jazzier type of music, it looks like there doing a fancy dance! Jazz hands!!!
cozmosmashzu 1 month ago
Tenno Heika Banzai!
RWSniperownage 1 month ago
We could have witnessed an even cooler victory march if the Aztecs or Mayans had invaded and successfully conquered either the iberian peninsula,France or England ;)
cillantro 1 month ago
this has to do Nix with German country and the Nazis, they also call nich win unhurtly. look the film at, because you know.
SandSturmoO 1 month ago
were does this clip came from ? A movie ?
FirstSpaceLord 1 month ago
@FirstSpaceLord I think in Japan
SandSturmoO 1 month ago
@FirstSpaceLord A Chinese movie "Nanking Nanking Massacre"
davidboycool 1 month ago
It seems to me that this it was the greatest shame of Japan,why you consider it a victory is beyond me,some history is best buried with the dead...
Si1v3rBakk 1 month ago
Damn that little kid had the true face of one pissed off warrior (sorry if i miss spell the last word)
romeodecember 1 month ago
@romeodecember He, together with that guy he's with are one of the few chinese who survive in the movie.
andersblog1 1 month ago
a march???? after this? raping, burning, and beheading??? nice march you son of a bitches! 2 nukes isnt even enough for you mass murderers!
Archraveful 1 month ago
@Archraveful "2 nukes isnt even enough for you mass murderers!"
Well look who's talking.
Gonnakillyou 1 month ago
0:55 we will we will rock you!
Archraveful 1 month ago
0:55 yo! yo! yo! break it down!
Archraveful 1 month ago
@Archraveful
Lol
manyuerainyo0o0 1 month ago
What he say at 1:00 ?? Sieg Heil sry but im from germany ^^ i list every words sieg heil ? is it or what did they say??
JanVosseler 1 month ago
@JanVosseler Good Question, i'm not too sure myself
(despite having some basic understanding of Japanese & German).
TSR1989RN 1 month ago
One side says one thing, the other side says another. I don't care I just like this vid and since I'm military intrested historian I find this march quite entertaining :)
I like military marches and parades :P
Chandersson25 1 month ago
This is the funniest thing I've ever seen. XD
carrjacobm 2 months ago
This seems calculated to make the Japanese look like savages. Do an Internet search for "fake of Nanking" to get a different view. There is no evidence for the Chinese claim of 300,000 killed and the overwhelming majority of the Chinese casualties were men.
The reason for chaos in Nanking is that the Chinese leaders fled the city and left their soldiers to fight on, so that there was no possibility of an orderly surrender. In the end Chinese soldiers blending with civilians were rooted out.
Hadding1933 2 months ago
japanese haka :))
n3cr0fag 2 months ago
94 people are Chinese.
alza77 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
日本人はこんな事をしない
japanyamato1427 2 months ago
100% chinese propaganda movie, enough said.
sawdudeful 2 months ago
@sawdudeful It's not Chinese propaganda, if you're English, American, Australian or Canadian ask elderly people who served in WWII; my grandfather said for the most part the Japanese were blood thirsty SAVAGES, but they do fight with honour. Ever heard of the Bridge over the river Kwai? Is that British propaganda too?
rivlukcoltd 2 months ago
@rivlukcoltd you're brainwashed by your country's propaganda. enough said.
sawdudeful 2 months ago
@sawdudeful right, so I'm brainwashed by facts and witness accounts?
rivlukcoltd 2 months ago
@rivlukcoltd yes. those "facts" you believe in are fake information. those "witness accounts" are not what you think they are.
sawdudeful 2 months ago
@sawdudeful You're right, I should weigh your OPINION over eye witness accounts of the Chinese, British, American AND the Australians. Thanks!
rivlukcoltd 2 months ago 2
@rivlukcoltd yes, this video is 100% chinese propaganda.
sawdudeful 2 months ago
@sawdudeful You're ill informed, either that or you're in or are a Japanese; the educational system tries to avoid the details of WWII. Try to think outside of the box mate, the world consists of more facts than what they tell you in Japanese textbooks.
rivlukcoltd 2 months ago
@rivlukcoltd no, the Japanese educational system does not try to avoid the details of ww2. thats what your country's propaganda is telling you about japan. i have taken both japanese and american history classes and both have not avoid the details. haha sounds like you're the one that needs to think outside the box. the world consists of more facts than what they tell you in your country's propaganda.
sawdudeful 2 months ago 74
@sawdudeful don't judge Americans by youtube so many people on here are ignorant and stupid
bladeezguy 1 month ago
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@sawdudeful Hey. As a teacher in Japan I can clarify that within the educational system here sadly a lot of important facts regarding the second world war; and Japan's role in the conflict are left out. People here tend to have a more unapologetic outlook, whereas say in Germany schools would tend to be more thorough and unbiased.
baldsac 1 month ago
@sawdudeful The Japanese educational system feeds you American propaganda, so be quiet.
crapfacejoe 1 month ago
@sawdudeful exactly!!!
719n30track 3 weeks ago
Love their eyes, eyes with fire and absolute faith. The cold blood eyes or the loyalty. I love their eyes.
AlzheimerPhan 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
is this movie?? or documentary??
Hotredroad 2 months ago
@Hotredroad It's a Chinese movie: "Nanjing! Nanjing! (City of Life and Death)", released in 2009.
OrizontVertical 2 months ago
Does anyone know where to download this march into .mp3 format?
techzung 2 months ago
@techzung Mee too, its awesome in its own way
Keylen 2 months ago
Early Japanese JumpStyle.
horselips 2 months ago 20
BANZAI !!
EvocableCrome 2 months ago in playlist Música para vídeos .
LOL. Made-in-China movie ...
TMosaka 2 months ago
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Imperial Japan should of relocated and gassed 75M Koreans and Russians then colonize and convert everything to drastically increase The gross domestic value of The Japanese empire..
XMasterDragon 2 months ago
Nippon BANZAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII respect from Turkey!
schattenfaust 2 months ago
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The only reason why china and korea thinks we never apologize is because there propaganda isn't allowing the people to know that we did many times. Look up the video "How many times must Japan apologize?". learn the truth.
sawdudeful 2 months ago