Beautiful. Today is the US Anniversary of the start of our Civil War. But i was surprised to find this. I listened to "Enka" when i was stationed in Japan 2007-2009. I never knew Enka was really political music. You can hear the roots of Enka here. Kind of like you can hear the Irish roots of American Country Music in "Marching Through Georgia".
I just saw Kyokudo Nankai and Miyamura Gunji playing this song in die Völkerkundemuseum of Vienna. It was really great. Thanks for posting this jewel. :)
I want Koume's clothes after she's spent a day playing baseball in the heat. The smell of active, adolescent girl embedded in fabric drenched in her blooming body's sweat is something I'd kill for. After all, hygiene in the Taishou era must not have been as good as it is today.
Pic related: I want a whiff. I want to hold her close to me in a loving embrace, and inhale the fragrance that wafts from her body.
We lovers of anime shouldn't go round revealing just how perverted we are. Now I'm not repremanding you since I've gotten erections from watching some shows, in fact I'm starting to get one just by thinking about it, but there is no need for telling people you want to do that kind of stuff to an anime character(although nobody can judge you online). I assumed you meant that in a perverted kind of way and don't have real feelings like that for an anime character.
I think he means controversial in the south. The original song is about Sherman and his Army of the Ohio and other forces under his command marching through the state of Georgia and burning everything to the ground, including major cities like Atlanta. One part of the lyrics goes "Treason fled before us, all resistance was in vain, while we were marching through Georgia". I'm from Ohio, so Sherman is a state hero of sorts, but in Georgia all this stuff is still controversial.
こんな平和な街並みから一気に戦争へと流れてくのか
themindof 1 week ago
ZAZEN BOYSが故・立川談志師へのオマージュとして演奏したとのこと。
SuiseiTsukai 2 months ago
are the japanese lyrics here different from the original english? and if so how?
Ninjadude2012 2 months ago
向井さんから来ました
blackseepdog69 4 months ago
@harakiricat
カラーフィルムは明治期からあるよ
かなり高価だったけど
deathstrike44 5 months ago
この歌のアレンジ版を歌ったドリフもすごいな
TONZURA21 7 months ago
Beautiful. Today is the US Anniversary of the start of our Civil War. But i was surprised to find this. I listened to "Enka" when i was stationed in Japan 2007-2009. I never knew Enka was really political music. You can hear the roots of Enka here. Kind of like you can hear the Irish roots of American Country Music in "Marching Through Georgia".
Rao665 10 months ago 4
カラーフィルムNHK番組でやってました!
rekure 10 months ago
この曲の作詞は厳密には唖蝉坊の息子・添田知道(筆名は添田さつき)だったかと。
鬼籍に入った演歌師・桜井敏雄氏によれば知道さんは歌を歌うのが下手だったとか。
それでも19歳でこの詞を作ったのだから、親子揃っての天才なんでしょうねぇ……
1381yas 11 months ago
モノクロに着色?それとも元からカラーフィルム?誰か教えて!
hayabusa083 11 months ago
@hayabusa083
この映像は、原色のカラーフィルムらしいですよ。
前に、NHK番組で放送されたようです。
戦前の東京の映像がカラーで見れるなんて、凄いことですよね!^^
Yamatoheart 3 months ago
USA and Japan forever!
PaulMichaelHoffman 1 year ago
まさかこの綺麗な町並みが灰燼に帰すとは……
この歌が親しまれていた当時は、誰も夢想だにしなかったでしょう。
白黒だといかにも昔の映像という感じがしますが、こうしてカラーで観ると……妙なノスタルジアにおそわれます。
satoshiakira 1 year ago
2:40秒の女性はきっと美人でしょう
sabae36 1 year ago
介護の仕事をしていますが、この曲はおじいさんが歌うことが多かったり、おばあさんが歌っていたりとしていますね。最初、何の曲か解りませんでしたが…
akinorinomama 1 year ago
大正野球娘
kanadeakuma 1 year ago
情報、ありがとうございます。
カラオケは よく行くのですが、DAM端末のカラオケには、東京節 がありません。
classycafe29 1 year ago
21歳ですが、カラオケで歌います(笑)
oyashiro0535 1 year ago
大工哲弘さんの歌声は自分にとっては麻薬みたいなものです。この曲もとても好きなので大工さんの歌声で聞けて最高です。本当に世界に誇れる天才歌手だと思うけど。
Pote1128 1 year ago
harro harro we are ra birry boys
NorthernSoulGer 1 year ago
自分19歳だけどこの歌超好き!!!
zinpurock 1 year ago 2
警視庁が、桜田門に移ったのは、いつだろう。
今の、丸の内警察署のところに、あったのだろうか。
classycafe29 1 year ago
@classycafe29
関東大震災(大正12年(1923))で焼失するまで、
第一生命館・丸の内警察署のところに、洋風庁舎がありました。
桜田門に移ったのは、昭和6年(1931)。
その間の仮庁舎は、馬場先門の現・皇居前派出所のあたりでした。
震災前は、馬場先門から堀沿いに、
東京商業会議所、東京會舘、帝劇、警視庁、日比谷公園があり、
公園の角を曲がって南に向かえば、両議院・第二回仮議事堂
(現・中小企業庁の所)がありました。
prestigecl 1 year ago
昭和12年頃の東京は、まだ平和だったんだ。 国防服や もんぺ姿は、空襲が始まってからなのか。 下記の標語は、昭和18年頃?
classycafe29 1 year ago
中枢(ちゅうす) 枢軸国 「欲しがりません勝つまでは」 「撃ちてし止まむ」
classycafe29 1 year ago
「東京節」 作詞 添田さつき 作曲 Henry Clay Work
歳末の季語にもなってる 社会鍋 で知られる 救世軍の軍楽隊が持ち込んだ
曲に、演歌師の添田知道が歌詞を付けたものでしょうか。
添田唖蝉坊と、その息子 添田さつき の碑が浅草寺の弁天さま のところにあります。
classycafe29 1 year ago
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classycafe29 1 year ago
A little historical sidenote...Japanese military bands played "Marching Through Georgia" as they entered Port Arthur during the Russo-Japanesse War
biancademonet 1 year ago
Marching Through Georgia?
fenderstcaster 1 year ago
However, this beautiful Tokyo was destroyed by American during WW2. Wow!
he111h 1 year ago 4
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@he111h
the tokyo in this video is batshit ugly.
just seems boring unlike kyoto or something.
the destruction wasnt that bad it seems.
uetzel 1 year ago
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@uetzel trolls.
also, the usa is buttfuck ugly as well, as is any megapolis
DjCyara 1 year ago
東京は昨日雨でしたか。
plaplaandtoto 2 years ago
I just saw Kyokudo Nankai and Miyamura Gunji playing this song in die Völkerkundemuseum of Vienna. It was really great. Thanks for posting this jewel. :)
Sonyfreak 2 years ago
geee ettt wyyite wup wooo
twymmmy
garylo3o3 2 years ago
For we are the Tokyo Birry Boys. I do believe this song is about to be banned in Japan, after some some spud thick Mick became offended at the tune.
Surely that can't happen in this day and age?
RangersOldBoy 2 years ago
lol im speechless
Rochsolesloyal 2 years ago
Harro Harro wee a ra birry boys
damein01666 2 years ago
Hello hello, we are the Billy Boys and Naakamura ate my dog.
RangersOldBoy 2 years ago
not to be confused with, the bully boys.
bullyboy1863 2 years ago
I guess if you are going to yoink a song,steal a good one.:)
alexseyev 2 years ago 2
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これは大正野球娘のパクリです。
mark2mx30 2 years ago
この動画がアップされたのが2008年8月なのにどうやってパクれと?
asakazefuji 2 years ago
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at0170 2 years ago
This song is featured 2 minutes into the first episode of Taisho Baseball Girls. Thanks Saizen! :)
tyciol 2 years ago 31
満員電車は今も昔も変わりませんね
69kapa 2 years ago 5
東京市電はそれでも震災後には円タクとか新たな交通機関である地下鉄・市バスの搭乗なので乗客減に悩んでいたらしいですが。
当時は電動扉もなく、乗客が振り落とされるのも日常茶飯時だったようで。
asakazefuji 2 years ago 4
Pai-no Pai-no Paiだよ
sonicmild 2 years ago
I want Koume's clothes after she's spent a day playing baseball in the heat. The smell of active, adolescent girl embedded in fabric drenched in her blooming body's sweat is something I'd kill for. After all, hygiene in the Taishou era must not have been as good as it is today.
Pic related: I want a whiff. I want to hold her close to me in a loving embrace, and inhale the fragrance that wafts from her body.
Oh and her feet must smell delicious too.
aznsensation98 2 years ago
hahaha, pic related :D
RedSaint83 2 years ago
lol
Lumotaku 2 years ago
We lovers of anime shouldn't go round revealing just how perverted we are. Now I'm not repremanding you since I've gotten erections from watching some shows, in fact I'm starting to get one just by thinking about it, but there is no need for telling people you want to do that kind of stuff to an anime character(although nobody can judge you online). I assumed you meant that in a perverted kind of way and don't have real feelings like that for an anime character.
Japaneseanimeguy 2 years ago 6
what the fuck
of course this is on a fucking classical japanese video. holy shit i'm speechless.
Mrvort 2 years ago 2
Holy shit, dude.
marudoethiopia 2 years ago
What? i'm a pervert and i admit it.
Japaneseanimeguy 2 years ago
小梅にフルサイズ歌って踊ってもらいたい^^
o144 2 years ago 8
東京節は東京節。
大正野球娘は流用。
SUBANRUNaX 2 years ago 4
Japanese rice is very dare so BYE BYE OH-BYE
With foreign rice and buckwheat let's FRY FRY FRY
asymp2 2 years ago
Isn't it weird the things that carry on from one culture to another? Marching Through Georgia's kinda controversial here.
typhonsentra 2 years ago
What a terrible self-fulfilling prophecy..TOKIO (the spelling is intentional)
asymp2 2 years ago
controversial? how so?
marudoethiopia 2 years ago
I think he means controversial in the south. The original song is about Sherman and his Army of the Ohio and other forces under his command marching through the state of Georgia and burning everything to the ground, including major cities like Atlanta. One part of the lyrics goes "Treason fled before us, all resistance was in vain, while we were marching through Georgia". I'm from Ohio, so Sherman is a state hero of sorts, but in Georgia all this stuff is still controversial.
Robertz1986 2 years ago
和服と洋服の混ざり具合がいいすね
suezo01 2 years ago 5
東京節パイノパイノパイは大正時代に大いに流行したコミックソング
akikazejpn 2 years ago 2
あれ?
dokodake 2 years ago
原曲あったのか>野球娘。
dokodake 2 years ago
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いや。
原曲が大正野球娘だろ。
mark2mx30 2 years ago
大正野球娘から
nagasekazuki 2 years ago
そうです
ウドンコが聞き取れませんでした
tu95bearh 2 years ago
バイのバイのバイの元ネタですね
kureryusuke 2 years ago
歌詞に聞き取れないところが有るので調べましたが、これと同じ物が見あたりません。
教えていただけないでしょうか
tu95bearh 2 years ago
聴き取れない所はここですか?
日本米は高いから パイノパイノパイ. 外国米やウドンコで フライ フライ フライ
catman123 2 years ago 2
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ひっでえ、歌詞wwww
Deutschbanzai4735 3 years ago
A strange and wonderful rendition.
greenmthiker 3 years ago
I thank you very much for this. I love Marching though Georgia, and Japan 1860s-1920s. (And present day Japan.)
lamnaa 3 years ago