The 'Aikoku Kōshinkyoku' is also referred to as the second national anthem of Japan, alongside 'Umi Yukaba'.
The modern-day Japanese military has been playing this 'Aikoku Kōshinkyoku' at various events.
Don't you think it sounds awesome and cool?
By the way, the meaning of the lyrics to Japan's national anthem, 'Kimigayo', is 'May the reign of the Emperor continue for a thousand generations.'
The 'Aikoku Koshinkyoku' contains many unique features of Japan, such as the mission of Japan and the Yamato people, the formation and history of the country, and the fact that the same dynasty has continued since ancient times, represented by the phrase 'Sovereign of unbroken line' (万世一系).
The country that holds the title of 'Sovereign of unbroken line' is unique to Japan on Earth.
This is one of the reasons why Japan is considered one of the oldest nations in the world, and it has been officially recognized as a Guinness World Record.
Reference: www.guinnessworldrecords.com/...
17 мар 2023
