Real Samurai Battle Scene!

[kungfoolai]

Hey mate, very nice video, just wondering do you like in Japan?

You must be quite fond of their culture it seems? :)

[MrPpor2]

fake

[duongngocvuminh]

I'm fukig love the samurai armor @@

[wcbombers21]

That was awesome, Thanks for sharing!! You get a real sense of honor going through that place it's beautiful!!

[adexx00]

Aizuwakamatsu,in Fukushima prefecture,northern tip of Honshu.Nice.Thanks 4 the video

[GlockNinja]

Very well explained video. Informative and interesting.

[asyoulikeitvideos]

So intense! I'd love to visit that place someday!

[otakano]

I love your videos and I congratulate you for your good work. It gives me a very good idea of how it is that land where my grandfather once lived and I did not and have visited.

[CRowHouse253]

What part of japan do you live in ???

[FlyinggFox]

damn, this place is probably haunted

[Nemesis093781]

Great pictures of a place I would like to visit.

Thumbs up.

[JeremyScottThompson]

whats the name of the place again??? i live in the north an im interesting in going to go see

[DeathNoteKira]

Yeah, more videos!!! :D

[PinkGrapefruit22]

Wow. Very interesting.

[SexyAlmy]

Thank you for this. That was really nice to see.:)

[chrismecking]

That's interesting! Thanks for uploading!

[RedCrescentDemon]

I love when people preserve physical pieces of history like this. It's an amazing reminder of the past. It's almost like walking into the past yourself.

[raulycalifre]

Awesome! one of my fav by far! thanx 4 posting this vid!

[makianime13]

so pretty

[mallardhead]

make history real...

[00invader0]

very interesting, i thought it was very cool that about 3/4 of the bullets were about a foot off the ground, very smart for that time period, wouldn't expect them to think of something like that, that early in time, awesome video!

[sourcemaster]

@00invader0 What are you exactly talking about that was smart?

[00invader0]

@sourcemaster Well i figured they shot low to hit the feet, or legs of whoever was in the house, causing them to not flee, or so that the warrior couldnt fight in battle, just a thought i could be wrong.

[pjdmb2]

Awsome video...as usual!!!!

[Degen223]

Very good video mate thanks for the share. Would be awesome to get some video of this place but thanks again :)

[TomsteurhToast]

Nice pics! And you can tell a story very good! Great video! =D

[JackGtarHappyHOurSho]

they used swords when they had guns?

[same270]

@JackGtarHappyHOurSho lolzzzzzzzzzzz...

[davekaza]

WOW! That is really cool. Is that "Aizu Bukeyashiki" in "Aizu Wakamatsu"? If it is that is definitely on my list of places to go see. Thank you for sharing! Great Video as always!

[Otaku813]

Very cool.I love Japanese history! Keep vids like this coming!

[darthsamige]

That was cool man! I really like your videos when you go to historical places like this.

[TheJapanChannelDcom]

@darthsamige

There are more on the Ninja House/Castle play list ^_^

[wilsonseto1]

I was hoping to see some Samurai actually fight aww...

[pianist231]

@wilsonseto1 same

[cloudstrifeification]

History is always good! Very interesting! Seeing all those bullet holes you know some of them have probably passed through some people. Japan has had is share of wars in the past like most other countries.

[meb659]

Very, very cool. I love historical things like this. Have you ever been able to film the Emperor's Palace?

[sauron1grenoble]

what do you edit videos with?

[jax1492]

amazing house!

[jhunt019]

Awesome as always! Can you make a video about traditional onsen? I understand the difficulties in this, so if you can't I understand.

[Achmodethefallen]

i just find out that by a friend something really interesting from japan... he told me that there are cafe`s, where their workers dress up and act depending on their costume....is this true?.. if it is,, it will be awesome if you make a video about.. thx.

[BoltMitch]

Wow! Indoor plumbing!

[themightyleo]

that was really interesting and when i go to japan this will be one of my stops!!

[dexilme]

I'm glad we now have sewers...

[Frank15982]

I love History. Keep it up man!

[KarlHeinzofWpg]

I love historical Japanese houses. I picked up a couple of books on the topic when I was in Japan. I hope to include some of the design elements in my own house some day.

[jwmvb]

dude that was nice

[dr3pts]

That was pretty cool to see. I didn't used to be a huge history fan, but I find stuff like this really interesting.

[TheDBF1]

Neat place!

[hitachi088]

lucky they did not burn the place down ...

[leafsfan9917]

hmm, well most MODERN bullets would have trouble going through a post, a person, and a wall, in fact often they wont even pass through a single person

[navigar666]

@leafsfan9917

depends on the bullet... gun or rifle?

[leafsfan9917]

@navigar666 umm, a rifle is a gun, and back then even if the bullets were big they didnt have smokeless gunpowder or rifled barrels yet, so they didnt reach nearly the same velocitys that modern bullets do...

[navigar666]

@leafsfan9917

sorry for that, but I'm not English, so I thought there was a difference... my point being: the velocity matters of course, but isn't the power released and the size of the bullet also important? Also, the saltpeter used back then wasn't very precisely dosed... so the power differences were big...

so now to the vocabulary part^^ what do you call the long guns like a rifle and what do you call the short guns you can hold in one hand?

[leafsfan9917]

@navigar666 well you can either call them hand guns and long guns or pistols and rifles :P

[navigar666]

@leafsfan9917

thank you for taking the time to explain^^

[Flankymanga]

I love japanese samurai

[NuniMuS]

I loved the part about the bullet holes. Would love to see that in real life.

[catkac]

Are thise the pictures of this year (Is it sowing in Japan already!?) or was it taken 8, 9, 10 ... months before?

[Vza004]

Any haunted place in Japan?

[bbvoncrumb]

@Vza004 Lots of "Haunted" ruins of houses and abandoned hotels etc

[201marino]

you by far have the best videos about japan

[Zazumaki]

@201marino Agreed

[qncsc]

interesting. slideshow is fine. i liked it. hard to believe there was a time that the Japanese were fighting against one another. so was the culture different than: more outspoken, more aggressive, more combative?

[sourcemaster]

@qncsc now they're pansy girly men hahaha

[Enigura]

Awesome :D

[Oochia]

Really interesting:)

It'd be interesting to see if there were any bullet holes which didn't make it through to the opposite wall of the house...

[blackhorror12]

amazing place. will you go to this place again and film more?

[TheJapanChannelDcom]

@blackhorror12

Maybe...

[Flipsboi]

@TheJapanChannelDcom nice voice o-o

[junkyardmonkie]

if it passed through the post and then through the wall, it wouldn't have hit anyone unless it did when it left the building. Bullets usually get deformed and change trajectory when they pass through soft tissue.

[aHIGHasian]

kinda disappointed, just cause i was expecting swords flying around with real samurai BUT great piece of history, glad you shared, and glad i watched

[ironfisteagleclaw]

Very cool. I love the history of the house. All those bullet holes. wow. Have a great day!

[TheMrWar]

I wouldnt like to have to clean those toilets haha.

Thanks for putting this up, seems intresting know that people were in that house whilst bullets were passing through the walls.

Look forward to more videos :)

[misterbearbe]

@TheJapanChannelDcom was on my iphone ^^ is fine on fullscreen on my pc thanks for sharing.

[kageromaru]

Definitely going to visit this place. :3

I couldn' quite make out the name of the though, and I'm blaming your accent! :P

[ERCacting]

Makes you wonder if it passed through somebody on the way...um...anyway...

[misterbearbe]

Pictures are small :(

[jazzclarinet2006]

The Boshin War is a such critical point in Japanese history. To see the physical marks of combat from it is fascinating!

[swedespartan]

Awsoem

[Katsuya89]

Looks like the house in the Last Samurai ninja scene. Maybe that scene was based on this house because I think the movie takes place around the same time, when Japan was becoming industrialized.

[acuity1980]

@Katsuya89 ha! that were my thoughts exactly when i was watching the video =)

[Benjiman20]

Never forget to say: More-videos-coming-soon x)

Nice gallery of photos but no video?

[Unzaman]

Sawed-off shotgun was nice

[MadHobbit]

shame you never filmed it

[spacecowboy5000]

History always fascinated me. I've rarely seen a historical building in such good condition. Very cool! Thanks for posting.

[HoshigamiRaiku]

Wow! very interesting! n__n

[astralrock]

Really cool video. I like those old places. It sure feels like time-travelling for you being at places which had turbulent history.

[cris8555]

very cool !

[GeekNerdDweeb]

This is cool. Thanks for posting!

[Tubbelol]

Who won that battle? Not samurais i guess ;)

[nickmohar]

thanks fot this!

[m3andchip5]

I remember I visited a couple of Samurai houses in Kanazawa, but either I haven't paid attention or it wasn't there, I havent seen some battle marks left. This video shows me where I can visit next on my next trip to Japan =)

[PungPhooie]

Very interesting

[Snuggles69247]

Thumbs Up! I really love to hear about the history of Japan. I went to see one of the Shrines in Kamakura and the great Buddha in Hase. Next stop Tokyo!

[dodotheextinctsworld]

oh amazing... to think it would be preserved so well

[Akakashi07]

Awsome!

[TheGhostOfSabotage]

So it's a museum nowadays! :)

[depravedreality]

Very awesome! It's kind of scary-thinking what it was like to be in that house back then when the opposite army attacked.

[someguysacount]

Cool!

[nusakara]

Very nice, set the mood for me,gonna watch some Zatoichi

[lisbonera86]

Amazing :o. Love your videos :D.

[SpookyShAd0w]

Cool!