Warship March composed by Toukichi Setoguchi
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I served in the Finnish Navy in the late eighties, and I know this song. Never had idea it was originally Japanese. The Self-Defence Forces have a beautiful march!
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Forget about all the Imperial Japanese's glory which was totally nonsense (and laughable) but THIS song inherits a good tradition of the Navy, and our spirit.
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@jdewitt77 You are right...in battles like Matapan or Spartivento, that was so, also, when the Roma was sailing to internment, she was sunk by a German glide-missile, & I believe the admiral went down with her...also Gunther Lutjens, Admiral aboard the Bismark & RAdm Bey in North Cape with the Scharhorst force...yet, Japanese Admirals chose in great majority to fight to the Last...
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a great march which is always nice to hear :)
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Thank you for understanding. I think this March is terrific just as good as any in the world. I am pround to have lived those days in Japan and hoping to revive the Japanese military. I am an old lady.
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Some Italian admirals went down with their ships during World War II.
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a proud song of a proud Navy, that for the most part fought honourably & with great sense of self respect...where else would you see Admirals go down with their ships???
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yet the imperial navy had female pilots go fig lol
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Tokichi Setoguchi was one of the greatest band-masters next to United States Marine band-master John Phillip Sousa. To bad there are no more band-masters anymore :(
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Is that a female sailor? Sorry, I didn't recognize her. Old Imperial Navy never allowed female sailers. I am accumstomed to the idea.
Dai Nippon Teikoku Kaigun BANZAI!!
SSUstufRudel 4 years ago 14
I remember Japans past glory. One day this song will play when Japan regains its real Army, without the United States in Okinawa. Glory to the Emperor and his men!
miguelcotto23 4 years ago 9