I hate the fact that 90% you watch something about the II WW you end up watching american propaganda! Either that or nazi :( what the hell happened to the truth?
@albertsauce your a baka . . . God does not exsist, Japan is on a fault line. Stop hating so much, the war was 60 some years ago so let it go. Also your probably some kid so grow up. Every country has done something wrong and every nation has blood on its hands, there is no denying it, and different senarios are not comparable, these were brave men who gave their lives for the cause, on both sides, so instead of insulting a whole race with your stupidity just watch the video and shut up.
@albertsauce fool, japan has had tsunami's and earthquake's during it's intire excistence. if all those were gods punishment then god is an asshole. radiation leak is an accident, can happen anywere. also the word tsunami is japanase, it means harbor wave.
Only a few of these Ohka's found a target....most of the time, the bombers that carried them to the target area were intercepted and shot down before they got into range. When it hit, the 2,200 pound warhead was devastating!
que falta de respeto por parte de los americanos al llamar al Ohka de esa manera tan despectiva. no es la manera apropiada de referirse al arma de inmolacion maxima. recordemos que alguien murio y dio su vida para defender a su patria y familia en ese jet.
@CopperFangunlimited tienes mucha razon amigo la mitad de familia es japonesa, y tengo el orgullo de decir q el hermano de mi abuela fue un valeroso kamikaze, q dio su vida para defender a su patria, pero como dicen mientras mas alto este mas fuerte sera la caida y eso sucedera con los yanquis.....saludos omura takamoto
nos queda el sentimiento de que una vez que estuvieron dentro ellos se defendieron valientemente del imperialismo, y aunque perdieron la batalla y su vida su recuerdo como valientes y honorables soldados quedara por siempre, "soplara siempre el viento divino para defender al Japón, del enemigo"
@CopperFangunlimited su muestra de valor quedara grabado en la historia, como un ejemplo de amor a la nacion q le dio tanto, en mi caso si fuese necesario daria igualmente mi vida con gusto por este pais q me ha dado tantoy asi elevar aun mas el honor de mi familia; tienes un gran respeto a los caidos del japon y por ello te doy las gracias .... no olvides nunca q lo mas importante en la vida es PATRIA, DIOS Y FAMILIA ....me despido esperando q sigas adelante
FUCK A BITCH WITH VIH AMERICAN DICKEAD. THESE DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY, EVEN IT WAS UNNECESARY THEY DID FOR THEIR COUNTRY. NOW GO SUCK SOME BLACK DICKS SO YOU CAN PAY YOUR INTERNET.
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
I hate the fact that 90% you watch something about the II WW you end up watching american propaganda! Either that or nazi :( what the hell happened to the truth?
I hate nazis and americans
ganiniii 2 months ago
@ganiniii very true
lyugiang 1 month ago
あはは ばーかぼーん！
natchangnatchang 5 months ago
RIP all pilots who flew those "planes".
Brave Samurai
catlitta 5 months ago
@catlitta Banzaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !!!!
MrHelmyabdullah 4 months ago
@catlitta
Or another way to look at it...
Rot in hell, moronic losers, who uselessly threw their lives away, attempting to prolong a war that Japan had already lost, years before.
skeilak 1 month ago
I would like to prefer the dead in an flying bomb...you americans can rot in the mud for hours^^
Aerobix 6 months ago
The war was like 60 years ago so cant you just shut up and let it go, baka?
mysteryman3666 6 months ago 3
BANZAIIIIIIIIIII!!!!
MrAapenkind 7 months ago
ふざけるな貴様らには櫻花に乗って散って行った英霊たちの何がわかるBAKABONBだとそんなことは断じて違う英霊たちの尊さも貴様らの思っているほど以上に大きいものでありその英霊たちの思いで日本はあるんだ俺の親父はどんな思いで櫻花に乗ったと思っているんだ
varjinia 9 months ago
武士道の分からぬ 人々には 理解できぬ つべこべ言うな 神の為イスラムの人々をいじめ チベットの心を踏みにじり それが正義か
nabeken1012 9 months ago
baka= idiot/fool
f14tomcatfreak 10 months ago
dumb idea. like when they engineered a see through frog. also dumb.
MrCagekicker 10 months ago
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Japan has been punished by God. they killed millions of Chinese so there is earthquake and tsunami then radiation leak.
albertsauce 11 months ago
@albertsauce your a baka . . . God does not exsist, Japan is on a fault line. Stop hating so much, the war was 60 some years ago so let it go. Also your probably some kid so grow up. Every country has done something wrong and every nation has blood on its hands, there is no denying it, and different senarios are not comparable, these were brave men who gave their lives for the cause, on both sides, so instead of insulting a whole race with your stupidity just watch the video and shut up.
bananaboi18 9 months ago
@albertsauce fool, japan has had tsunami's and earthquake's during it's intire excistence. if all those were gods punishment then god is an asshole. radiation leak is an accident, can happen anywere. also the word tsunami is japanase, it means harbor wave.
charchadonto 9 months ago
@albertsauce and who punish americans that today are kiling thousands of childrens in the middle east??. you comentary is stupid and out of topic.
CopperFangunlimited 9 months ago
@albertsauce lol punished by god, killed millions of chinese, earthquake, tsunami, and radiation leak? you make me laugh you low life racist.
brianthao102 8 months ago
@albertsauce chinese are also bad .. they deserve it
skah07 8 months ago
Actually, "Baka" means Idiot.
MaccasWell 1 year ago
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@MaccasWell Glory to kamikaze !!!
From JAPAN !
Adorkist 11 months ago
Only a few of these Ohka's found a target....most of the time, the bombers that carried them to the target area were intercepted and shot down before they got into range. When it hit, the 2,200 pound warhead was devastating!
killingamps 1 year ago
no baka means idoit... they also called it the stupid bomb
SGTSAM101ST 1 year ago
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I know why it's called baka, pilots flying it are douchbag faggots.
albertsauce 1 year ago
@albertsauce damn right
BossHossGT500 11 months ago
Ohshi- Sorry about the multi comments. Youtube went down and i guess it turned two into fifty. I guess i fail xD
peepeevagi 1 year ago
in japanese baka meens stupid
jkgtitanic 1 year ago
明日戦う者がいなくなったら今日の戦に勝ったとは言えない。
これは兵器とは呼べない。
cyberterro 2 years ago
que falta de respeto por parte de los americanos al llamar al Ohka de esa manera tan despectiva. no es la manera apropiada de referirse al arma de inmolacion maxima. recordemos que alguien murio y dio su vida para defender a su patria y familia en ese jet.
CopperFangunlimited 2 years ago
@CopperFangunlimited tienes mucha razon amigo la mitad de familia es japonesa, y tengo el orgullo de decir q el hermano de mi abuela fue un valeroso kamikaze, q dio su vida para defender a su patria, pero como dicen mientras mas alto este mas fuerte sera la caida y eso sucedera con los yanquis.....saludos omura takamoto
MARVIL21 2 years ago
nos queda el sentimiento de que una vez que estuvieron dentro ellos se defendieron valientemente del imperialismo, y aunque perdieron la batalla y su vida su recuerdo como valientes y honorables soldados quedara por siempre, "soplara siempre el viento divino para defender al Japón, del enemigo"
CopperFangunlimited 2 years ago
@CopperFangunlimited su muestra de valor quedara grabado en la historia, como un ejemplo de amor a la nacion q le dio tanto, en mi caso si fuese necesario daria igualmente mi vida con gusto por este pais q me ha dado tantoy asi elevar aun mas el honor de mi familia; tienes un gran respeto a los caidos del japon y por ello te doy las gracias .... no olvides nunca q lo mas importante en la vida es PATRIA, DIOS Y FAMILIA ....me despido esperando q sigas adelante
MARVIL21 2 years ago
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arthcarv 2 years ago
I had no idea the charge was actually a shell. I thought they just stuffed the front with explosive XD
peepeevagi 2 years ago
Show your respect dickhead
spanish111japan 1 year ago
Respect for what? Japanese 'kamikaze innovation'? Go fuck yourself.
Even the Japanese (modern japanese people, not fucks like you) admit it was a wrong act only inspired by the beliefs of the time.
So go fuck yourself, go fuck yourself, and most importantly GO FUCK YOURSELF.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
FUCK A BITCH WITH VIH AMERICAN DICKEAD. THESE DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY, EVEN IT WAS UNNECESARY THEY DID FOR THEIR COUNTRY. NOW GO SUCK SOME BLACK DICKS SO YOU CAN PAY YOUR INTERNET.
spanish111japan 1 year ago
Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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Woah jeez man calm down. xD
They didn't die for their 'country', they died for their royal family. More specifically they died for their mighty "Emperor Showa". They died for the sake of their Empire, not for japan. In fact, when they surrendered, their largest concern was how to 'preserve the emperor's honor'. Which was to remove the imperial seal from anything it was stamped on that the allies could destroy (mostly weapons).
So you fail n_n.
peepeevagi 1 year ago
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PlnPeace 2 years ago
Nice footage.
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