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Emperor Hirohito of Japan Steps Foot On Foreign Soil (First Time!) 

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September 26, 1971: Emperor Hirohito becomes the first reigning monarch of Japan to step on foreign soil. President Nixon welcomed the Emperor at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska where he was given a formal welcome with full military honors.
From the archives of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum.
#hirohito #history #ww2 #japan

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@mrsponkman
@mrsponkman 3 года назад
The enemy when you unlock him as a playable character:
@dennismk24
@dennismk24 3 года назад
Lol underrated comment
@Scenariania
@Scenariania 3 года назад
Lmfao yes
@zhabruh4682
@zhabruh4682 3 года назад
AAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAH LMAO Underrated af
@mrsponkman
@mrsponkman 3 года назад
@amar gwari Anime is stronger than fascism
@kelvinxu3058
@kelvinxu3058 3 года назад
😂
@hypersp3ce596
@hypersp3ce596 4 года назад
Imagine Mussolini and Hitler step off the plane after Hirohito and everyone's like "wait a minute"
@djdjukic
@djdjukic 4 года назад
*Directed by Robert B. Weide*
@bubenknabe2737
@bubenknabe2737 4 года назад
,,Hallo mein Schnitzels“
@jasonssavitt5297
@jasonssavitt5297 4 года назад
The Israelis would have snatched his ass so quick.
@misschauchatcultistbernie2740
@misschauchatcultistbernie2740 4 года назад
That is fucking hilarious!
@dario0523
@dario0523 4 года назад
L.lol
@charliegreer4507
@charliegreer4507 Год назад
That’s so crazy. Less than 30 years before, Nixon was shooting craps on Bougainville in the Pacific while Hirohito sat in his palace still ruling. Nixon was a captain in the army, Hirohito was the emperor of the Japanese Empire. Then 30 years later, they met, Hirohito in the same position, Nixon now president of the US. Just crazy to think about.
@adamd.philips7657
@adamd.philips7657 Год назад
Not the same position
@1heKing
@1heKing Год назад
nixon was in the navy tho
@charliegreer4507
@charliegreer4507 Год назад
@@1heKing so was JFK, Jimmy Carter, George Bush Snr
@alfredopuente6483
@alfredopuente6483 Год назад
And Hirohito also lived long enough to see Nixon become a criminal that had to be pardoned.
@pierrebegley2746
@pierrebegley2746 Год назад
So during his reign there have been 11 US presidents! Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter AND Ronald Reagan! And he died only weeks before George H.W. Bush was sworn in.
@ymhappyok1805
@ymhappyok1805 Год назад
MacArthur believed that all war criminals begged for their lives, so he thought that the Emperor would also beg for his life. But the Emperor said to him, "All responsibility is on me. I don't want my life, so I want you to save the people. " Hearing these words, MacArthur was very surprised and came to respect the Emperor.
@user-lj1pr1jn4g
@user-lj1pr1jn4g 24 дня назад
so, now we can live here🇯🇵, and we will respect and support our royal family eternally 🌸
@tianwang
@tianwang 16 дней назад
Respect is one thing, but one still needs to actually pay for what one had done. Btw I think MacArthur kept the emperor just to rule the occupied Japan easier.
@scoob4333
@scoob4333 7 дней назад
Can you provide a source? Considering his actual actions made in china, it's hard to believe he would actually be remorseful to his citizens.
@OlBlow-qv6oz
@OlBlow-qv6oz День назад
Emperor did nothing wrong, he only wanted to unite Asia peacefully. Too late now Asia is eternally divided​@tianwang
@rohanpreis6883
@rohanpreis6883 5 лет назад
Lmao they made that dude from HOI4 into a real thing
@gorbo-dk2fu
@gorbo-dk2fu 5 лет назад
Ikr dude best anime cosplayer
@sackboylover6493
@sackboylover6493 5 лет назад
0/10 not enough chins
@bigshmitty169
@bigshmitty169 5 лет назад
@@nicel1296 what?
@bigshmitty169
@bigshmitty169 5 лет назад
Yeah I don't know what he means either
@shubhampreetsingh8630
@shubhampreetsingh8630 5 лет назад
@@nicel1296 😂😂😂😂😂😂 on the point!!
@crubino643
@crubino643 3 года назад
I like how Hirohito pulls out a cartoon sized paper before doing his speech
@cowboymooman8776
@cowboymooman8776 3 года назад
Nixon: Hello Hirohito Hirohito: *Pulls out comically large paper*
@rld8258
@rld8258 3 года назад
@@cowboymooman8776 ffs 😂
@zikriflanery7030
@zikriflanery7030 3 года назад
And he look so nervous when opening it
@cheezmodder1981
@cheezmodder1981 3 года назад
Bcuz of the alphabet
@EARLYYY4215
@EARLYYY4215 3 года назад
@@cheezmodder1981 yeah, I noticed when a not translated manga their letters are from top to bottom, so that explains why he has a large paper.
@Free_Palestine_419
@Free_Palestine_419 Год назад
"I come to you General MacArthur to offer myself as the one to bear sole responsibility. I wish that the punishment would fall on me. Not on.... Japan." - Emperor Hirohito to MacArthur 1945 "This has nothing to do with punishments. I need your help. Let's see what we can do to get Japan back on its feet." - MacArthur to Emperor Hirohito 1945 This was insanely powerful because the MacArthur knew the cruel punishment of the Treaty of Versailles is what led to World War 2 and he wanted to prevent the Japanese from becoming so resentful that another war would've broken out.
@thenewpatticakes4214
@thenewpatticakes4214 Год назад
MacArthur wasn't perfect by any means, but that was one very crucial thing he got right. He very well could've controlled Japan with a vengeful iron fist after the surrender, but chose to reconstruct and rehabilitate the nation rather than seek retribution. I'd go as far as saying Japan is the superpower it is today in-part because of MacArthur's post-war policies.
@user-nc8un4ck3u
@user-nc8un4ck3u Год назад
But America reduced the Imperial family so that there would be no Emperor in the future.
@king_fisherXX
@king_fisherXX Год назад
@@user-nc8un4ck3u I don't think it was America that did that. The Imperial House of Japan has more daughters, than sons. The only known son is Hisahito. They're gonna have to give the daughters the right to the throne. Edit: I don't know if the Imperial House of Japan had stillborns (affected by the bombings) so I didn't say it in here. If it was, then I rescind this comment.
@willchittom2690
@willchittom2690 Год назад
@@user-nc8un4ck3u emperors arent well known for peace but its better than the treaty of Versailles
@user-nc8un4ck3u
@user-nc8un4ck3u Год назад
@@king_fisherXX In Japan, there were many imperial families, and if the emperor did not have a son, he was supposed to support the emperor from there. However, after the war, the United States abolished it as a policy to destroy the emperor in the future.
@rahulrao777
@rahulrao777 Месяц назад
The Emperor spoke in Japanese. His remarks were translated by an interpreter as follows: Distinguished guests: I thank you very much, Mr. President, for your cordial words of welcome. I am deeply moved by your presence here with Mrs. Nixon. You have come over a long way to meet us personally on the occasion of our stopover here on our way to seven European countries. When you are so pressed with matters of state, I highly appreciate it as a manifestation of your very special good will and interest for the Japanese people and ourselves. Together with the Japanese people, I constantly raise to heart that all the Presidents of the United States, and her Government and people, have given us unstinted assistance, materially and morally, after the end of the war, in the restoration and building up of our country. I take this opportunity to express my most sincere gratitude for it. I have no doubt whatever that the friendly relations between our two countries, cultivated during the past quarter of a century, will be increasingly strengthened by close contact and cooperation between our Governments and peoples. I thank you again, Mr. President, for your kindness and extend my best wishes for the prosperity of the United States of America. Thank you.
@schafer18
@schafer18 17 дней назад
Thank you
@jpaulc441
@jpaulc441 4 года назад
"Airplane food has not developed necessarily to our advantage..."
@mitchelvalentino1569
@mitchelvalentino1569 4 года назад
JPaul C omg 😂 😂 hahaha
@Ronnie-Jones
@Ronnie-Jones 4 года назад
The Google/RU-vid network, who own all the other networks, don’t want the world to know the truth especially historical truth as they’ve pulled down from youtube countless times since its 2017 release the most forbidden documentary ever published! But the full ten-part series is still available at archive-dot-org: "Europa The Last Battle". See what they don't want the world to see.... learn what they don't want the world to know.... while you still can!
@fupopanda
@fupopanda 4 года назад
@@Ronnie-Jones Get the fuck out of here!
@thatsmadcrazy8953
@thatsmadcrazy8953 4 года назад
@@Ronnie-Jones you want to know why it is taken down? Because it causes idiots like you to believe it and start riots
@wooshbaiter3525
@wooshbaiter3525 4 года назад
Lmao Jewel voice brodcast
@tythorn13
@tythorn13 7 лет назад
Hirohito: "Oh hi Nixon. Sorry about that WW2 thing and all." Nixon: "yeah... and sorry about those nukes..."
@fernandokaiser3021
@fernandokaiser3021 6 лет назад
September 26, 1971 USA and Japan finally have peace
@westbourne
@westbourne 5 лет назад
Victims of WWII “...........”
@filbertlimboenang7914
@filbertlimboenang7914 5 лет назад
Matsuoka Keita sorry but all was the victim
@GabeNsApostle
@GabeNsApostle 5 лет назад
Hitler: So guys, can I get out of Argentina now? I really wanna get me some sauerkraut again!
@mayabrainrott
@mayabrainrott 5 лет назад
@Joseph Stalin shit I would do the same thing
@AresSV2
@AresSV2 Год назад
All people:🙂 Hirohito:😔
@MichaelKing-tp6le
@MichaelKing-tp6le 6 месяцев назад
Me 😊
@Seenu_4
@Seenu_4 3 месяца назад
​@@MichaelKing-tp6leme 🤫🧏🏻‍♂️
@AresSV2
@AresSV2 2 месяца назад
@@MichaelKing-tp6le 🗿
@MichaelKing-tp6le
@MichaelKing-tp6le 2 месяца назад
@@AresSV2 me still 😊
@AresSV2
@AresSV2 Месяц назад
@@MichaelKing-tp6le 🤨
@TheGuitarded1
@TheGuitarded1 Год назад
America: "You'll pay for Pearl Harbor" Hirohito: "I hate Russian Communists" America: "Let's have dinner"
@L_back
@L_back 3 месяца назад
Nice joke
@Asura11_
@Asura11_ 4 дня назад
not before two mushrooms
@bonkedwoofy4240
@bonkedwoofy4240 3 года назад
Imagine Hirohito steps for the first time on US soil while in the Phillipines Hiroo Onoda was still waiting for the orders which would be in 1974
@georgemakrov6174
@georgemakrov6174 3 года назад
Damn , imagine when he learnt that the god he was determined to defend at all costs which made him survive for 3 decades in the jungle with minimal food and water, was now in friendly terms with what he would see as his mortal enemy.
@Memelander
@Memelander 3 года назад
@@georgemakrov6174 Imagine what he would have thought upon watching this. If he didn't know better, he would have thought that the war is going badly and the emperor has been captured by the Americans. Then, he would embark on a one-man campaign to rescue the emperor.
@tristansalagoste4486
@tristansalagoste4486 3 года назад
Hahahah yea
@tristansalagoste4486
@tristansalagoste4486 3 года назад
@@Memelander !? Oh, thats, unforseen.
@anoon-
@anoon- 3 года назад
@@Memelander he probably did see it after his orders to come home and rehabilitation.
@militarian9759
@militarian9759 5 лет назад
Wasn’t there still a Japanese solider on an island who still thought WW2 was still raging until 1976?
@joshuas135
@joshuas135 5 лет назад
Military History HQ yea lol it’s pretty funny
@siara705
@siara705 5 лет назад
i think it happened in the philippines my country
@williamrosales6492
@williamrosales6492 5 лет назад
Military History HQ your right it was in the Philippines he and his squad were isolated and thought the war was still going on, eventually he was the last one still fighting before surrendering to the Filipino government and getting a pardon from the Filipino governor
@emmajapan
@emmajapan 5 лет назад
In Guam.
@siara705
@siara705 5 лет назад
confirmed! it is in philippines. once he surrendered after his general said that the war is over, he was welcomed in japan with many honors and accolades.
@jamesbass9797
@jamesbass9797 Год назад
I will never forget September 26, 1971. It was a day in which the events depicted in this video played out on my father's television set. My father was so angry that DC allowed Hirohito to step foot on American soil that he actually stood up and kicked his TV set across the living room floor. Cursed until his face was blood red and tears rolled down his cheeks. He left the house and didn't return for hours. I was 13 years old at the time and didn't fully understand what was happening. It was years later when my father opened up to me about some of the events he participated in during WWII in the pacific theater. They were very difficult stories for me to listen to even though I was much older. Another date in my life I will also remember was January 7, 1989. The day Hirohito died. My father stopped drinking in 1948 when my oldest brother was born and I never witnessed him drinking a drop of alcohol my entire life. But the day Hirohito died he bought a six pack of beer and drank them all that night. He sat in the back yard drinking that beer and crying uncontrollably at times. WWII was a very hard and difficult war for many that actually fought it and haunted tens of thousands for many decades that followed. It is my sincere hope that all Americans remember what our greatest generation did for us all. I sure do.
@jamesbass9797
@jamesbass9797 Год назад
@Fallen Shadows -- For whites what?
@thunderbird1921
@thunderbird1921 Год назад
I bet Nixon's visit to China made Korean War vets EQUALLY or MORE FURIOUS. Think about it, Mao Zedong unlike Hirohito was the political leader who had worked to kill thousands of their comrades and enabled HORRIFIC massacres of our soldiers who were captured by either his troops or North Koreans. Now Nixon was visiting Beijing and smiling while shaking the hand of one of the biggest murderers in history (worse than Hitler or Stalin). As the great-nephew of a Korean War US army soldier KIA, those pictures make my blood boil. Those surviving vets had to be screaming "This man killed our friends and our allies, is a bigger killer than Hitler and now you want to be F***ING FRIENDS WITH HIM?! Did we fight and die for F***ING NOTHING?!" Why people call Nixon a hero until Watergate will NEVER cease to confound me. That day in 1972 he stained America's image forever.
@jamesbass9797
@jamesbass9797 Год назад
@@thunderbird1921 -- I agree.
@reginaldmassey3272
@reginaldmassey3272 Год назад
As I scrolled down avoiding to read comments humanizing that little devil hirohito I stand with your great father who more than likely witnessed terrible atrocities in the pacific theater, I was born in '59 and didn't research the war until my mid 20's and couldn't believe the history of how barbaric the Japanese were out of paranoia, I hold those same feelings towards Germany too.
@jamesbass9797
@jamesbass9797 Год назад
@@reginaldmassey3272 -- Barbaric really doesn't begin to describe it. I literally have a picture of my dad and a couple of his friends and dad is holding a human skull and all three of them are smiling like it's a trophy. Maybe that will give you some idea of what frame of mind our fathers were in while fighting that war. I could go on and on and on with some of the horrific story's my dad told me about and he didn't tell me about them all. Some of them were so bad that he simply couldn't bring himself to talk about them to me even in the late 1970's.
@veryconfusedturtle
@veryconfusedturtle Год назад
Finally, honest apology video on RU-vid.
@guavaguy4397
@guavaguy4397 2 года назад
"I was hoping to step foot in America, but not like this."
@thebigerictbe5267
@thebigerictbe5267 2 года назад
I come back to my greatest mail tray defeat “ as a tourist!”
@lagreewithyourcomment
@lagreewithyourcomment 2 года назад
@@thebigerictbe5267 I feel like your reply is a reference to something
@saadtanveer2148
@saadtanveer2148 2 года назад
@@lagreewithyourcomment it’s from Uncle Iroh from Avatar the last airbender
@FnLl523
@FnLl523 2 года назад
I feel like Tojo and his fuck faces were the ones supposed to say that.
@alexandrualex1085
@alexandrualex1085 2 года назад
You know what a step foot in america is a step foot
@audgusto
@audgusto 8 лет назад
Amazing how bitter enemies can become the greatest of allies.
@kaiserwilhelmii1695
@kaiserwilhelmii1695 7 лет назад
+Bahtera Kurniawan Jaya Japan has existed for over 2 000 years, and for how long has ISIS existed? heck it's not even a country
@johncronin9540
@johncronin9540 7 лет назад
Well, during WWII, FDR and his Administration wanted to make damn sure that post-war settlements would, as much as possible, create a situation where the US would not have to see the same mistakes made after WWI, requiring the US to become involved in yet another major European or world war. No single person can control everything, and we got a Cold War that we were lucky did not ever become WWIII, and a key part of the Truman Doctrine of containment of Communism was having Japan and West Germany as liberal democracies, and strong allies of the US. President Wilson wanted a similar outcome after WWI, but did not have the leverage that FDR had -- because the US played a far less important role in WWI, and the other Allies (UK and France) wanted to punish Germany after WWI. FDR would not allow that mistake to be repeated after WWII. The US essentially rebuilt the societies of Germany and Japan in a carefully planned post war occupation.
@cheesekek6459
@cheesekek6459 7 лет назад
Audgusto Flores >hirohito says: BANZAIIIII and explodes himself while je started tlking
@ratoci
@ratoci 7 лет назад
this is one of the powers of the atom.
@TheAlp.
@TheAlp. 6 лет назад
Well it has been 72 years
@WQQKIE
@WQQKIE Год назад
Amazing time in history, just 3 decades prior, he was the ruling emperor of an empire that was taking over Asia at tremendous speed.
@Huobaojiqi
@Huobaojiqi 7 месяцев назад
Yep and lets not forget that he makes even Hitler look like a nice person…
@ReySchultz121
@ReySchultz121 7 месяцев назад
​@@HuobaojiqiThat was Tojo. It's debatable how much of it he actually took part in or knew about.
@wojtekpolska1013
@wojtekpolska1013 3 месяца назад
@@ReySchultz121 its not, the japaneese emperor has no real power for many centuries now. thats kind of the reason why the same dynasty lasted for over 2 millenia. the emperor of japan for most of history had very little power and was just a figurehead, so when a new group took power they kept the old emperor to legitimize their rule. if i remember correctly i read he was even opposed to the initial attack on usa.
@AviatorJosh
@AviatorJosh Год назад
This has to be the greatest reception anyone has ever received, anywhere, at any time in history.
@jackwolf1397
@jackwolf1397 6 месяцев назад
What’s wrong with you 😅
@jamesrosewell9081
@jamesrosewell9081 5 месяцев назад
​@@jackwolf1397I mean it's very respectful
@ryanfriedman4329
@ryanfriedman4329 8 лет назад
Hirohito, he looked good for 70.
@egonkrenz1971
@egonkrenz1971 7 лет назад
Ryan Friedman And when he died he looked exactly the same.
@glue6143
@glue6143 5 лет назад
no
@ovs8691
@ovs8691 5 лет назад
All Asians age extremely well
@leoblack8497
@leoblack8497 5 лет назад
@@glue6143 u
@ijustsavedalotofstressbysw9378
Well amazing what a little radiation can do.
@darkchocolate3390
@darkchocolate3390 3 года назад
Still crazy to think that some dude in Japan was fighting a war that was already over for 26 years while his head of state was visiting the United States lol.
@raptorfromthe6ix833
@raptorfromthe6ix833 3 года назад
Even more funny there were 2 other soldiers in different parts of Asia still continuing to fight
@basedandbiasedkakampink
@basedandbiasedkakampink 3 года назад
He was in the Philippines called Lt. Onoda he was a captain of his squad until they all died and only surrendered at the 70's when Japan welcomed him back and considered him a war hero
@quackityalt7213
@quackityalt7213 3 года назад
@@basedandbiasedkakampink we know
@VersusARCH
@VersusARCH 3 года назад
Orders are orders...
@EpicnessYeet
@EpicnessYeet 3 года назад
@@quackityalt7213 Some dont.
@christopherr.561
@christopherr.561 Год назад
Thank you for posting this.
@NoriMori1992
@NoriMori1992 Год назад
I'm so grateful to video technology for showing us moments like this.
@za.monolit
@za.monolit 3 года назад
Just so people know, the House of Yamato is the oldest surviving royal lineage in the world. Founded in 660 BC. So this is massive.
@ScottRothsroth0616
@ScottRothsroth0616 3 года назад
I did not know that, thank you.
@thunderbird1921
@thunderbird1921 3 года назад
That's unbelievable. I'm just trying to imagine any family line going back 2500+ years. That means this family was on Japan's throne back when Alexander the Great was conquering Persia!
@Rob-uc8zr
@Rob-uc8zr 3 года назад
@@thunderbird1921 amazing really
@fritz404
@fritz404 3 года назад
@@thunderbird1921 house of Solomon lol
@djzrobzombie2813
@djzrobzombie2813 3 года назад
日本の戦争犯罪はどうですか? 南京や他のアジア諸国?
@checkbordspy4608
@checkbordspy4608 4 года назад
Fun fact : cause of the fact the imperial palace was isolated from the rest of japan the emperors of Japan developed there own dialect of Japanese. This got to a point only translators from the imperial palace could understand the emperor and not even the Japanese.
@thenightowl900
@thenightowl900 4 года назад
Fact check: true but Hirohito could speak the standard dialect when necessary. Like when he announced the surrender
@lonelittlejerry917
@lonelittlejerry917 4 года назад
@@thenightowl900 The surrender was also in this strange dialect.
@kangz8030
@kangz8030 4 года назад
Mwaniki Mwaniki bro the guy is Japanese
@kangz8030
@kangz8030 4 года назад
Mwaniki Mwaniki you should just back down when you are talking to someone who literally know more about the subject than you and obviously him being Japanese is important and it’s weird to assume he doesn’t speak Japanese when he is Japanese
@kangz8030
@kangz8030 4 года назад
Mwaniki Mwaniki you are a linguist who is bad at English? I know linguists focus on spoken language but still, the spelling mistakes you made is strange. To me you seem like a person who believes he is much smarter than he actually is. It is quite common for people who think they are much smarter than they are to accuse others of being dumber than themselves like you did in your comment. You probably know more about the Japanese language than me and I’m not saying I know a lot about it, I simply said the Japanese guy probably knows more about the Japanese language than yourself.
@ayako5441
@ayako5441 Год назад
陛下の御言葉を聞くことが出来てとても嬉しいです。 どの様な思いで御挨拶なさったのだろう。 話される時に大統領の方に向き直って話される配下の配慮が垣間見られて素敵だと思った。 お手本となるお方。 警護の側面があると思うが陛下と大統領、皇后陛下とファーストレディが同乗された事に配慮が感じられる。
@user-ur1ke5zc3j
@user-ur1ke5zc3j 10 месяцев назад
この映像を拝見しつつ、戦前の暴走する軍部との極めて難しい関係性や226事件の際の果敢ななされようとその後における軍部との軋轢など、終戦時の未曾有のご決断をされた事や米軍占領時の難しいお立場など、激烈な荒波を越えてこられた陛下の御事などが頭をよぎります。 穏やかな訪米時のこの映像を観ると歴史の厳粛なところを見る思いに駆られます。
@bones3439
@bones3439 4 года назад
Fun fact;hirohito is speaking classical japanese,which is why his Japanese sounds weird compared to normal Japanese.
@user-cz7fl4th3l
@user-cz7fl4th3l 4 года назад
i didn't know that even though i'm japanese
@JR7noir
@JR7noir 4 года назад
@@user-cz7fl4th3l lol
@zageous
@zageous 4 года назад
@@user-cz7fl4th3l Can you speak Japanese?
@DrHydra47
@DrHydra47 4 года назад
Yes when he declared on radio how Japan lost the war its sounded odd actually
@peterfox1380
@peterfox1380 4 года назад
@Josip Well no duh for the same reason a russian will think old english doesn't sound too different from normal english
@secretblaze1235
@secretblaze1235 6 лет назад
Damn those chins never fade THICC AF
@jesse9958
@jesse9958 6 лет назад
Ikr
@dasbubba841
@dasbubba841 5 лет назад
Someone doesn't get the joke.
@kris839p
@kris839p 5 лет назад
#isp
@weloc
@weloc 5 лет назад
ARTILLERY ONLY
@Pao234_
@Pao234_ 5 лет назад
@@weloc Artillery Masterrace
@manmason6579
@manmason6579 Год назад
Truly amazing
@bobcarr5497
@bobcarr5497 10 месяцев назад
Wow... What a moment in history!
@sherriolsen7578
@sherriolsen7578 4 года назад
Nixon just stands there listening to Hirohito like: "Oh cool. I understand him."
@tomservo5007
@tomservo5007 4 года назад
does Nixon have an ear piece on ? Someone could be translating for him, like they do in the UN.
@tufluxed3293
@tufluxed3293 4 года назад
Tom Servo it’s 1971......
@theplotarmoredtitan5781
@theplotarmoredtitan5781 4 года назад
@@tufluxed3293 they used it 30 years before this for trial on ww2 crime.
@theplotarmoredtitan5781
@theplotarmoredtitan5781 4 года назад
Thanks to IBM technology
@stt.9433
@stt.9433 3 года назад
that's just the social convention.
@zeus-odinchiefs6737
@zeus-odinchiefs6737 3 года назад
Lt. Onoda in the Philippines I will never surrender and will fight to the death for my Emperor. Banzai!!!!!!!!! Meanwhile Hirohito:
@MrTruth-dm9vl
@MrTruth-dm9vl 3 года назад
oof, not sure if this is funny or sad
@notahooper
@notahooper 3 года назад
oof
@guilhermecadima4201
@guilhermecadima4201 3 года назад
After that he wrote baka Mitai
@aight.
@aight. 3 года назад
*MEANHILE*
@lukashikiml6428
@lukashikiml6428 2 года назад
@@guilhermecadima4201 dame dane
@AverytheCubanAmerican
@AverytheCubanAmerican Год назад
Phase 1: Nuke enemy twice Phase 2: ??? Phase 3: Profit world's longest-surviving dynasty's first time on US soil...the moment they shook hands, former enemies turned to friends. Would've been a different story if we didn't spare the emperor. Hirohito looked pretty good for his age. And I like his old-fashioned Japanese
@winniechau4442
@winniechau4442 Год назад
Thanks nixon
@thechosenone1533
@thechosenone1533 2 года назад
Fun fact:Hirohito wasn't just the first Japanese monarch to step on foreign soil. He was also the first Japanese Crown Prince to step on foreign soil. He visited the UK and many other countries on a ship. He lived long enough to see intercontinental jets traveling at the speed of sound.
@thechosenone1533
@thechosenone1533 Год назад
@DMK666 Well aren't we Mr The glass is half empty.
@rudycarlson8245
@rudycarlson8245 Год назад
When did Hirohito die?
@RandomCenturion
@RandomCenturion Год назад
@DMK666 The emperor of Japan, Hirohito was extremely reluctant to go to war. He was proactive with the Japanese armed forces and the Japanese government at the time was essentially run by the military. Even though the emperor had the final choice in the matter of war, the emperor had no clue about the attack on pearl harbour.
@XXXTENTAClON227
@XXXTENTAClON227 Год назад
His visit to the UK was really controversial, it’s interesting to read about. Huge crowds showed up but they didn’t cheer or boo, they just basically stared at him 💀 For context: he was actually gifted the honorary rank of a field marshal in 1930, which was the highest possible rank in the British Army. So he was seen as an enormous traitor.
@gabigol52
@gabigol52 Год назад
@DMK666 that was Tojo, Hirohito was just a puppet
@matheusferrao
@matheusferrao 5 лет назад
He was probably thinking about the Pacific States of America
@Darwinawardrecipient
@Darwinawardrecipient 5 лет назад
That MITHC Hype
@Dorankuu
@Dorankuu 5 лет назад
@@Darwinawardrecipient october is near
@Berkham1995
@Berkham1995 5 лет назад
Well it exists. We have the marshall islands and hawaii. Don't forget Guam
@binyominsilverman1592
@binyominsilverman1592 4 года назад
@@Berkham1995 or American Samoa, Northern Marianas. But as far as Pacific States if you include the North American states which border the Pacific are HI, AL, OR, CA, WA. The others are a territory.
@drinkwater7913
@drinkwater7913 4 года назад
Matheus Ferrão det kunne ost være
@htxscoot7831
@htxscoot7831 Год назад
Nixon may not be remembered favorably by a lot of measures of his presidency but one thing you can say for sure is he help the relations with some of our enemies at the time that lasted to this day
@user-to2vm3wk9z
@user-to2vm3wk9z Год назад
すげぇ。。。Amazing...
@mr.xasiklas6584
@mr.xasiklas6584 6 лет назад
Subtitles: *PORTUGUESE*
@rafael3162
@rafael3162 5 лет назад
These subtitles are fucked up. It transtaled United States of America to *F I S H* . Anyways welcome ot brazil the place where nothing happens feijoada
@BigWiNneR-qe7ep
@BigWiNneR-qe7ep 5 лет назад
Non
@sallmandar1027
@sallmandar1027 5 лет назад
Huehuehue luckly I am Portuguese muahmuahmuahahaha Godammit, the subtittles are really weird they dont make any sence Example " the ram in my mine scored" translated from one subtittle
@peurtoricanhoor1420
@peurtoricanhoor1420 5 лет назад
Ronaldo wants to know your location
@fmoralezs
@fmoralezs 5 лет назад
Eae kk
@ringmadiong5607
@ringmadiong5607 2 года назад
"Defeat is not the end of Japan. In the future we will be a great nation." __ Emperor Hirohito.
@Fernando-gw2rw
@Fernando-gw2rw 2 года назад
Wasn’t wrong
@Bobonmyprimejr
@Bobonmyprimejr 2 года назад
I feel that if Hirohito saw what Japan was like today he would honestly be kinda Disappointed and Disgusted
@colonia04
@colonia04 2 года назад
@@Bobonmyprimejr He would still be glad about other things though.
@justafnaffan2.016
@justafnaffan2.016 2 года назад
@@Bobonmyprimejr Let's see, Japan is a tech giant and one of the definitive economic superpowers, is home to powerful monopolies particularly in the entertainment industry, with game and media corporations such as Nintendo and Sony along with a form of animated media that dominates the industry and targets topics normally found in stuff like full picture movies, tackles hard topics, and a refined art style over time since the start in the 80s which while happens to largely appeal to many across the globe, isn't exactly afraid to not bend towards that same audience and not taking crap about the stupidest shit you find the people at Twitter do, instead using it to project the best of Japanese culture on to these impressionable people and spread wide the land of samurai, kimonos, sushi, and hot springs. Nevermind Yamaha, which on top of selling motorcycles, has basically usurped the title for *the* best musical instruments you could typically find on the market. Great connections with the globe and a supposedly low crime rate with a rich military history preserved, but not with a lens that would filter their atrocities and misdoings, for which the most part, inherited a reputation of sincerity from. Yeah I don't think he would be disappointed. If anything the worst he has is a large bunch of weebs from the rest of the world drooling over what you could consider a key commercial export.
@thejword4279
@thejword4279 2 года назад
@@justafnaffan2.016 Yamaha makes very average instruments.
@sunkist1309
@sunkist1309 Год назад
They gave this man a hell of an entrance
@user-yu2lp1hw7s
@user-yu2lp1hw7s Год назад
色々な意味で涙が出ました。
@jos_meid
@jos_meid 2 года назад
Fun fact: Nixon served in the Navy in the Pacific during WWII.
@JDP2104
@JDP2104 2 года назад
He probably wanted Hirohito dead during the war lol
@harsimratsingh8569
@harsimratsingh8569 2 года назад
Bruh
@jos_meid
@jos_meid 2 года назад
@@harsimratsingh8569 What? Its true.
@harsimratsingh8569
@harsimratsingh8569 2 года назад
A soldier and an emperor on same stage, but sharing different personalities, made me to said "bruh"...
@alexandrualex1085
@alexandrualex1085 2 года назад
Kamikaze pilots : interesting keep going
@Covert_Smalls
@Covert_Smalls 3 года назад
Must have been an uncomfortable dinner. "Yeah, those A-bombs did suck. Pass the Ranch?"
@kakalimukherjee3297
@kakalimukherjee3297 2 года назад
A means...Ass?
@wizenedprawn1369
@wizenedprawn1369 2 года назад
Lol
@gabrielsandoval8968
@gabrielsandoval8968 2 года назад
Well i guess there was nothing charbroil on the menu for the emperor
@sTT001
@sTT001 Год назад
これは知らんかったなぁ 感動!!
@Free_Palestine_419
@Free_Palestine_419 Год назад
"With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it don’t seem like such a bad thing to me to wanna put a little bit of it back together." - Desmond Doss (America's Greatest Hero and first conscious objector to receive the Medal of Honor)
@polostewartjr6216
@polostewartjr6216 Год назад
The real desmond doss never said that but the actor (andrew garfield) playing him in the movie said it.
@mdcclxxxi8509
@mdcclxxxi8509 3 года назад
I’d imagine hirohito would be thinking that he would be on american soil 20 years earlier
@officerpolarbear8670
@officerpolarbear8670 3 года назад
I see what you're getting at, but I honestly doubt that, the royalty and divinity of the Japanese emperor would probably prevent him from leaving Japan ever. Edit: It is still possible though
@daniel_sc1024
@daniel_sc1024 3 года назад
@@officerpolarbear8670 He toured France, Belgium, the Netherlands, England, and Italy in 1921 while crown prince.
@officerpolarbear8670
@officerpolarbear8670 3 года назад
@@daniel_sc1024 I see. Well then it could be possible.
@jerrell1169
@jerrell1169 3 года назад
@@officerpolarbear8670 You know they’re not like, trapped in Japan right? The royal family goes overseas relatives often.
@officerpolarbear8670
@officerpolarbear8670 3 года назад
@@jerrell1169 Yes, but those guys were imperial Japanese. They believed that their emperor is divine (like God-level divine), and they despised the western world, and they despised Americans and the USA most of all. Idk if they would be okay with their divine emperor stepping on "unholy, American-loser soil".
@stevearizona521
@stevearizona521 4 года назад
The wisest thing that any general ever did was General MacArthur REFUSING to remove the Emperor at the end of WWII. The Japanese society needed continuity and the Emperor provided that.
@markbyers4435
@markbyers4435 4 года назад
I think they learned from the Allies removing Wilhelm II after WW1
@camronyearout1158
@camronyearout1158 4 года назад
Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated before the armistice. He was forced out by german high command, not the treaty of Versailles.
@trollerjakthetrollinggod-e7761
@trollerjakthetrollinggod-e7761 4 года назад
@@camronyearout1158 but nothing said they couldn't impose another Kaiser, it was only Wilhelm who was unpopular.
@FuyuNoAi
@FuyuNoAi 4 года назад
I disagree, it was unwise. The imperial family is nothing but a burden for us, my taxes are paying for the luxuries of his grandchildren.
@MdSahil-kd9gw
@MdSahil-kd9gw 4 года назад
@Lord Azreal Lais would've*
@davidbaker1363
@davidbaker1363 Год назад
I was seven years old and watched the Presidential motorcade pass through downtown Anchorage. My recollection is that the President was standing up in an open car. I wish I could remember if it was the Lincoln X-100, in use until 1977, in which President Kennedy was riding in Dallas. If so, the roof added added after that event was removable and had been removed.
@brycemammoa2019
@brycemammoa2019 Год назад
love the way he swung into that handshake
@falconscout4117
@falconscout4117 4 года назад
5:45 Me during a presentation
@akhihitochakma1285
@akhihitochakma1285 4 года назад
LMAO
@trilojag101
@trilojag101 4 года назад
Akhihito Chakma 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@linkven9196
@linkven9196 4 года назад
Lol
@user-ez6qg8hg3k
@user-ez6qg8hg3k 4 года назад
Falcon Scout plus starting to speak in a language nobody could understand 👌
@zempire9633
@zempire9633 4 года назад
Its like oh crap here it goes, here it goes
@toyue4201
@toyue4201 7 лет назад
5:45 hmm............. oh shit i have to speak now, where is ..... ah my paper here is it
@escuadronhechizopr9861
@escuadronhechizopr9861 5 лет назад
hahahahahahhahahaha 😂😂😂
@edwchristian123
@edwchristian123 4 года назад
@@REEEPROGRAM wut?
@SinisterServal
@SinisterServal 4 года назад
You ok hirohito?
@Jin88866
@Jin88866 4 года назад
The interpreter was probably telling him a joke lol
@27john20
@27john20 4 года назад
Japanese rescued 765 Polish orphans in 1920 and 1922. I am European but know this story.The orphans were in Siberia, and their families died of cold and illness. If the Japanese did not rescue the orphans, the Polish orphans were dead. The Japanese continued to rescue the Polish orphans, losing their fingers due to frostbite and being threatened by Russians.The Japanese donated a lot of money to save Polish orphans.The Japanese sent orphans to Japan for treatment. The Japanese fed orphans a warm meal every day.All 765 Polish orphans have recovered. The Japanese empress at that time loved Polish orphans deeply.I am European but know this story.
@paulaldo9413
@paulaldo9413 Год назад
In an alternate universe, the title would be so chilling to read.
@mralmnthwyfemnin5783
@mralmnthwyfemnin5783 Год назад
Something good that came out of the ashes of WWII. A firm and committed alliance and friendship between former enemies. May the four years that saw our two countries at war be relegated to history.
@hellenicboi14
@hellenicboi14 2 года назад
Ghost of Hitler and Mussolini watching like "WTF bro?"
@shandernotpulp
@shandernotpulp 2 года назад
That would be Tojo, not Hirohito he's innocent.
@_blank-_
@_blank-_ 2 года назад
@@shandernotpulp How is he innocent if he accepted the attack on Pearl Harbor? Hirohito was emperor for 15 years when Tojo asked his permission to launch the attack. Tojo was PM for only a few weeks. Hirohito could have and should have turned him down. He didn't. And he also became the rallying cry for the whole nation. He's in no way innocent.
@therealdontclickme
@therealdontclickme 2 года назад
Halo announcer: *”BETRAYAL”*
@MrShoulder
@MrShoulder 2 года назад
@@_blank-_ the army was totally out of hirohitos controll so dont blame him for the retardation of the army
@lizardjesus7514
@lizardjesus7514 2 года назад
@-, Hirohito was not a villain, during the early 30s Hirohito lost complete control over the military when his insanely nationalist generals took power in Japan and went on a rampage through Asia under the beliefs that they were fighting a holy race war against the western world, Hirohito was not a villain looking for excuses for japan’s colonial expansion, he was a figure head that had a weak hold on his generals, that set the world ablaze
@WaterLemon147
@WaterLemon147 3 года назад
He looks so sad like “this could have been mine” Edit : this was a joke everyone don’t get triggered
@salutic.7544
@salutic.7544 3 года назад
DogeWard MC atleast this generation is infected with anime titties
@m.e.2465
@m.e.2465 3 года назад
@@salutic.7544 sad
@christopherlie3590
@christopherlie3590 3 года назад
That's just his default face
@davidriddle6677
@davidriddle6677 3 года назад
Nah it never could have been his. That wasn't even Japans plan during the pacific war, wasn't even the best case scenario lol
@YesAoK
@YesAoK 3 года назад
I would be too
@yk.7259
@yk.7259 Год назад
昭和天皇の、この時のお気持ちを慮ると、いたたまれない。日本人としての誇りは忘れたくない。
@gato82917
@gato82917 Год назад
I Can Tell Hirohito Is A Disappointed Being With His Greatest Enemy, But I Can Just Feel Franklin D, Roosevelt Being Thankful That Hirohito Is Is Not Trying To Invade Anymore. Rest In Peace Legends. Hirohito 1901 - 1989. Franklin D, Roosevelt 1882 - 1945. The Legends Are Probably Treating Each other Better In Heaven After WW1 And WW2.
@godholyspirit7250
@godholyspirit7250 3 года назад
As John f Kennedy would say “forgive your enemies but remember their names”
@Fusion991
@Fusion991 3 года назад
Ok
@jerryroach7281
@jerryroach7281 3 года назад
That's a good one.
@rainier7471
@rainier7471 3 года назад
Hmmm yes
@ra_alf9467
@ra_alf9467 3 года назад
And yet he can't remember the guy who shot him
@user-zm5wr2zw2t
@user-zm5wr2zw2t 3 года назад
sounds like someone’s breaking i n
@Windows95__
@Windows95__ 3 года назад
"After all these year i would return to the scene of my greatest millitary defeat, as a tourist"
@daffarezka7465
@daffarezka7465 2 года назад
General Iroh's quote 😁
@Windows95__
@Windows95__ 2 года назад
@@daffarezka7465 yes i did it because of the meme
@ETBONIFACIO
@ETBONIFACIO 2 года назад
Ahhh yes, uncle Iroh.
@jesusthesoundguy
@jesusthesoundguy 2 года назад
🫖
@comand7718
@comand7718 Год назад
何度拝見しても感動します。日本の誇りです。涙が出ます。ありがとうございました。
@earlysda
@earlysda Год назад
天皇の責任で日本が潰された。
@victornunes6047
@victornunes6047 Год назад
Proud of what? Y'all Japanese really skip history classes.
@bankrupt4808
@bankrupt4808 Год назад
@@victornunes6047 yep They really do
@capital3908
@capital3908 9 месяцев назад
@@victornunes6047アメリカくんは過去から全く学んでないけどな歴史受けてる?笑
@sows2608
@sows2608 8 месяцев назад
@@victornunes6047 天皇陛下がこの国に存在していることこそが日本の誇り
@rhushsnr
@rhushsnr 11 месяцев назад
The knot stays forever only thing is don't see behind look forward and you will witness new sunrise ❤
@Aduysvmncmkouyf
@Aduysvmncmkouyf 3 года назад
6:05 Me preparing to have a presentation in front of the whole class
@joskethegreat4154
@joskethegreat4154 3 года назад
6:05 Me (Nixon) waiting as my teacher yells everyone to quiet so I could do my presentation
@varant5121
@varant5121 3 года назад
Class after your presentation: 3:28
@heyitzdaus
@heyitzdaus 2 года назад
This is too true xD
@Aduysvmncmkouyf
@Aduysvmncmkouyf 2 года назад
@@heyitzdaus LMAO
@RiwenX
@RiwenX 4 года назад
5:45 Can't blame him, his previous speech was 26 years earlier, when he had to speak about how the war situation had not necessarily developed to Japans's advantage
@harbymastopia9635
@harbymastopia9635 3 года назад
I thought he's getting a gun lol
@disillusionedrightest7313
@disillusionedrightest7313 3 года назад
@@harbymastopia9635 Everyone Gangsta untill the Emperor of Japan just pulls an Uzi out of his jacket and takes down half of NATO
@bleyse1916
@bleyse1916 3 года назад
@@disillusionedrightest7313 holy fuck this deserves a medal
@erenyeager3829
@erenyeager3829 3 года назад
@@disillusionedrightest7313 That'd be an amazing anime XD 🤣
@fuso-yamashiro-harunabattl7015
@fuso-yamashiro-harunabattl7015 3 года назад
@@disillusionedrightest7313 "This is for 1945"
@may-ky6jl
@may-ky6jl 7 месяцев назад
He kept busts of Charles Robert Darwin 、US President Abraham Lincoln in his study during WW2. He was biologist himself like many Emperors. Also his Japanese poems are magnificent.
@perfectallusion6757
@perfectallusion6757 Год назад
Peace through strength .
@alembess9129
@alembess9129 8 лет назад
Love this video...never knew The Emperor set foot in the US.
@marshallallensmith
@marshallallensmith 8 лет назад
+Alem Bess He tried in the 40's but the tour agent got the plans messed up and the whole trip went up in smoke...
@noahm904
@noahm904 8 лет назад
+Marshall Smith™ LOL
@enormerschwanz
@enormerschwanz 6 лет назад
Shibuya Rin The Nazis were far left
@deanmthomson
@deanmthomson 5 лет назад
In 1975 Hirohito visited disneyland and saw mikey mouse (his favourite cartoon character)
@deanmthomson
@deanmthomson 5 лет назад
Cumulo Nimbus I think he doth protest too much 🤔
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un 3 года назад
I will visit US soil... One day
@thewhitestmaterial
@thewhitestmaterial 3 года назад
Yourself or your goddamn nuke?
@spook777basic6
@spook777basic6 3 года назад
Shut up about your nukes,you think its funny joke but NO.Strong no!Watch a video about Hiroshima and Nagasaki,then you will see "joke"
@kevinh3238
@kevinh3238 2 года назад
@@spook777basic6 I will watch it after I get nuked
@detroitandclevelandfan5503
@detroitandclevelandfan5503 2 года назад
Lol 😆 I will greet you first with my sks.
@tarabutts3779
@tarabutts3779 2 года назад
After you get that hairline checked
@walrusgombit
@walrusgombit Год назад
It’s crazy to see how much changed between Japan-US in such a short period of time. Nowadays Japan and America are incredibly tight.
@codekeeper5828
@codekeeper5828 Год назад
Rare to see the President personally receiving the visiting foreign leader from the tarmac. Many leaders on both sides were instrumental in rebuilding US-japan relationship. But none more than Shinzo Abe.
@vasilileung2204
@vasilileung2204 6 лет назад
The way he speaks still sounds like the radio broadcast of 1945. I don’t speak Japanese and can’t really understand what he’s saying. But it sounds different to how normal Japanese people speaks.
@ihatetobethatguybut7175
@ihatetobethatguybut7175 6 лет назад
Vasili Leung Normal as in anime or you've been to japan before?
@vasilileung2204
@vasilileung2204 6 лет назад
Beskt as in anime.
@francescosorce5189
@francescosorce5189 5 лет назад
No (sane) japanese speaks like in anime, but I do agree that he sounds different from "normal" Japanese. His accent is way more slow and deliberate then normal Japanese
@MrCarGuy
@MrCarGuy 5 лет назад
He's speaking very clear and sharp.
@breizhcatalonia1993
@breizhcatalonia1993 5 лет назад
That is because he is speaking in classical Japanese. As if the Queen of England spoke in Shaksperean English.
@maipful
@maipful 5 лет назад
5:54 I thought Hirohito pull the gun out.. :o
@MEleven-wh2kh
@MEleven-wh2kh 5 лет назад
I was thinking about it, but I thought is was a mistake like pearl harbor
@Cekachev
@Cekachev 5 лет назад
Hirohito: I will do, what my generals can't do! *Pull out the gun and shoot in the Nixson* Hirohito: Now I am done!
@historystorieswithreggie2865
@historystorieswithreggie2865 5 лет назад
He will go down in history *LIKE A BOSS* and Hitler and Mussolini will be jealous.
@kirillassasin
@kirillassasin 5 лет назад
Hirohito: Omae wo mou shindeiru
@fernandokaiser3053
@fernandokaiser3053 5 лет назад
XD
@Benita59856
@Benita59856 Год назад
70 and still hopping and bopping, gotta love Hirohito.
@Clementinewoofwoof
@Clementinewoofwoof Год назад
I don’t know exactly what to say, but I find this absolutely beautiful as the band did a phenomenal job when doing the rendition of the Japanese anthem Add on: my only question that I have, why is the emperors face such an emotionless one?
@MCPOSJ117films
@MCPOSJ117films Год назад
He’s an old man. Or could be that asian cultures dont like expressing very much emotion in public. They may think it would make them appear foolish and not serious.
@andrewg.carvill4596
@andrewg.carvill4596 Год назад
Look at Xi Jinpin today. I know he's Chinese, not Japanese, but in public his facial expression is always inscrutable. I personally think the style of Western leaders have gone too far the other way - always big 'smiles for the camera' - smiles that often look halfway between insincere and downright foolish.
@Clementinewoofwoof
@Clementinewoofwoof 9 месяцев назад
@@Emme-ro7hw I appreciate the history lesson, you learn something new every day.
@jamesbernsen3516
@jamesbernsen3516 9 месяцев назад
That's not the Japanese national anthem, unless it has changed since then.
@mouke1015
@mouke1015 7 месяцев назад
Our country does not have a culture where high-ranking people laugh in public.…
@wandersgion4989
@wandersgion4989 4 года назад
A lot of people are commenting on how different the Emperor’s speech sounds compared to ‘standard’ Japanese. If you want to roughly appreciate how different it is, I’d compare it to Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address-comprehensible but old-fashioned. Basically any Japanese native speaker can understand what he says in this speech.
@afonsolucas2219
@afonsolucas2219 3 года назад
Even the most old fashioned American still sounds swashbuckling in a way. That’s the charm of it I think
@lucasm4299
@lucasm4299 3 года назад
God Emperor Donny T Weird flex, but ok
@lucasm4299
@lucasm4299 3 года назад
God Emperor Donny T You edited your comment. Hehe
@Gabriel-sdf
@Gabriel-sdf 3 года назад
An old japanese fellow told me once, the imperial palace was so isolated from the rest of Japan that the dialect spoken there couldn't keep up with the one being spoken outside, you know, any language will change after sometime, if you understand the Darwinist evolution theory, this is pretty close to it. its almost as if the royal dialect "evolved" itself apart from the "Average" Japanese dialects spoken outside the palace, thus rendering it different, old man also said that any native Japanese speaker could still understand what the emperor was saying, but it was just a little bit different, I don't know if this is true, but sounds plausible to me.
@wandersgion4989
@wandersgion4989 3 года назад
Gabriel Soares | I think it’s a matter of degree. Did the imperial family use some kind of esoteric speech? Yes. Was it nearly unintelligible to ‘normal’ Japanese people? Probably not. I think Japanese people (especially older generations) have a tendency to exaggerate the difficultly of the Japanese language when talking to outsiders as a point of national pride.
@mrnonsense1031
@mrnonsense1031 3 года назад
And to think: nearly 30 years earlier, that same exact emperor was fighting a hot war against the same exact country whose soil he just walked on.
@reizayin
@reizayin 3 года назад
@Giorno so you're saying... the meiji restoration was useless?
@terminallyonline5296
@terminallyonline5296 3 года назад
@@reizayin Yes, when you consider the nationalist seizing of parliamentary powers by the military that even saw the prime minister resign in the 1930s.
@misterliligant5772
@misterliligant5772 3 года назад
@@terminallyonline5296 useless?, it was the main reason why Japan isn't frozen in time or another colony of a european power. Or worse, have the same fate as qing china.
@terminallyonline5296
@terminallyonline5296 3 года назад
@@misterliligant5772 The Meiji restoration which is what actually caused the reopening of Japan caused the creation of the Japanese parliament, which then suffered a nationalist coup.
@houselemuellan8756
@houselemuellan8756 3 года назад
He's not Tojo
@HuasoPodrido
@HuasoPodrido Год назад
Keep your friends close and you're enemies closer.
@alexanderv7702
@alexanderv7702 Год назад
Imagine the PTSD in the Spring of 1865, and years following, when soldiers, sailors, and civilians had to come to terms, following the conflict for Southern Independence!
@user-mv9gv6kb4s
@user-mv9gv6kb4s 3 года назад
He speaks historical and traditional Japanese. It's a little different from the ordinary Japanese we speak today. However, many Japanese who have listened junior high school class properly can understand what he is saying.
@DakotaofRaptors
@DakotaofRaptors 2 года назад
Alvinophile?
@user-xl1vv8de7h
@user-xl1vv8de7h 2 года назад
変なイントネーションだよね
@Ad-eu6qx
@Ad-eu6qx 2 года назад
@@user-xl1vv8de7h 古典的な日本語だからね
@ivanm9510
@ivanm9510 Год назад
My boyfriend is currently studying japanese (we live in Germany). I also have to admit, japanese is such a beautiful and ancient language. Is there a specific name for this elder japanese? Best regards from Berlin :)
@SC.Airsoft
@SC.Airsoft Год назад
@@ivanm9510 In his childhood, he was called Michinomiya, and to this day he is known as Emperor Hirohito.
@WickedTkl
@WickedTkl 3 года назад
He is the only Emperor in any history I know, who offered his life in exchange asking General MacArthur food to feed the nation. He was there to take all of the responsibilities that he wasn’t even responsible for.
@user-ie5eb9bt4v
@user-ie5eb9bt4v 2 года назад
lol, None of this would have happened if not for him
@professionalnoob5474
@professionalnoob5474 2 года назад
@@user-ie5eb9bt4v weeeeeelll you are kinda wrong here but I don't want to take the part of the history nerd so Ok bro
@shadowkillz9606
@shadowkillz9606 2 года назад
@@user-ie5eb9bt4v
@nielleh.1063
@nielleh.1063 2 года назад
@@shadowkillz9606 poor guy hoho
@shadowkillz9606
@shadowkillz9606 2 года назад
@@nielleh.1063 Yes indeed, he is a poor guy, do not insult @A
@kcarr4699
@kcarr4699 Год назад
昭和様が今の日本の皇室や宮内庁をご覧になったらさぞ悲しまれるだろう。 令和皇室、徳仁天皇陛下をどうか御守りください。
@bertoman1990
@bertoman1990 Год назад
Hard to believe that this happened just 7 years ago. Hope the Emperor and President Nixon work toward peace and unity for the better of both nations!
@earlysda
@earlysda Год назад
Albert, what are you talking about? This video happened over 50 years ago....
@bertoman1990
@bertoman1990 Год назад
@@earlysda yea I know just foolin around
@hanjizoe2648
@hanjizoe2648 7 лет назад
So is it true that Hirohito was the last surviving leader of the failed axis faction?
@chilloutbruh1540
@chilloutbruh1540 6 лет назад
Meta Knight Franco was a fascist leader but he never joined the Axis
@hungarycountryball1056
@hungarycountryball1056 6 лет назад
Hungary’s leader (Miklos Horthny) survived. Also the king Siam at the end war lived until 2016
@soty9107
@soty9107 6 лет назад
King mihai of romania died in 2017
@TheWeedIsland
@TheWeedIsland 5 лет назад
Soty yes but Romania was ruled by Horia Sima and Ion Antonescu.
@lindsey7951
@lindsey7951 5 лет назад
Yup
@everthat9264
@everthat9264 3 года назад
he used old japanese, so I can't understand his words thought I'm japanese. but I strongly think old one is more beautiful than today's suck one.
@everthat9264
@everthat9264 3 года назад
@@Kiror0_ true
@basicallydr3f273
@basicallydr3f273 3 года назад
hirohito is like japanese shakespeare
@yale_elay9162
@yale_elay9162 3 года назад
kinda reminds me of shinobu oshino dialauge
@ahmetfg
@ahmetfg 3 года назад
Why dont'u abolish monarchy? Are u sheeps
@everthat9264
@everthat9264 3 года назад
@@ahmetfg japan is not monarchy.
@SoldierUSArmy
@SoldierUSArmy 8 месяцев назад
I actually was there in person at that event!!!!
@ryanhampson673
@ryanhampson673 Год назад
(Guns firing) Hirohito: “Oh god not again!!!”
@revel6545
@revel6545 2 года назад
Emperor in his mind: (walk like nothing happened, walk like nothing happened)
@PuckishAngeI
@PuckishAngeI 5 лет назад
*Hirohito takes out paper* hirohito: speaks japanese
@rookeva8688
@rookeva8688 4 года назад
Epic *bruh* moment
@idsfxtm5759
@idsfxtm5759 4 года назад
And Nixon sounds like understand his
@2wongsdontmakearice588
@2wongsdontmakearice588 3 года назад
@@idsfxtm5759 Nixon be like: "hmmm, ah yes...anime"
@xxEzraBxxx
@xxEzraBxxx 2 года назад
He was probably told by a translator ahead of time what he said
@hanscumyeah4216
@hanscumyeah4216 2 года назад
Nixon : *Where is the damn subtitle ??*
@buonaparte11
@buonaparte11 Год назад
5:40 I am Japanese. Even from a Japanese perspective, Hirohito's intonation is unique. I think he has ASD. However, he was an intelligent man and endeavored as emperor of a constitutional monarchy. It was the military that made a mistake in the national administration leading up to WW2 in Japan. He tried his best, but his strength fell short. he's weird but i like him
@Imbecile_crazy_philosopher
@Imbecile_crazy_philosopher 10 месяцев назад
I don't think he has ASD lol, he was just nerdy and wasn't really comfortable with that much people, in smaller masses he seemed to be more chill and natural
@szahmad2416
@szahmad2416 9 месяцев назад
I’m sorry to burst a myth, but there’s overwhelming evidence that Hirohito not only gave the orders during World War II, but played an active role dictating the strategies for it. Nor did he stop any of his troops from committing the atrocities committed at Nanking or elsewhere. That’s certainly Doesn’t justify Hiroshima and Nagasaki, of course.
@poikoi1530
@poikoi1530 8 месяцев назад
​@@szahmad2416to be fair, by the point where Japan did the unthinkable and stepped off to the cliff of no return, it was Tojo "on behalf of the emperor" making the calls. In 1937, sure, he had a chance to stop the war in china which he did try, but the IJA gave him assurances that the China front will be easy (it wasn't) and that it was for the good of Japan (it wasn't), so Hirohito practically just agreed, he isn't without fault or he isn't not to be blamed, but to be fair, at least he had the balls to end the war and accept responsibility (unlike smol dick 1 ball hitler and nakid on a lamppost mussolini). Fun Fact, on August 15th 1945, the IJA actually tried to do a coup to stop the emperor from giving his surrender broadcast but failed.
@VIVY1818
@VIVY1818 6 месяцев назад
Japanese then:TENNOU HEIKA BANZAAAAAI!!! Japanese now:I think he may have ASD🧐🤔
@PremiumToad
@PremiumToad 6 месяцев назад
Autism was really rare 100 years ago. It was very unlikely he had it
@purromemes7395
@purromemes7395 Год назад
He lived long enough to see the NES
@The-Man23
@The-Man23 3 года назад
Plot twist: his speech is about his 2nd attack in pearl harbour
@yuriang_8050
@yuriang_8050 3 года назад
Underated
@jacobtravelx8106
@jacobtravelx8106 2 года назад
Ye underrated lol
@chickenflavor9880
@chickenflavor9880 2 года назад
Lmao. Good job.
@Netelex
@Netelex 2 года назад
Ah shit ww2 2 is here
@Kenta-0159
@Kenta-0159 2 года назад
Seems like the Plot twist in Anime
@anditzxy
@anditzxy 3 года назад
I DIDNT REMEMBER THIS.
@lucapinotti5789
@lucapinotti5789 3 года назад
Lol jajs
@mee6211
@mee6211 3 года назад
TENO HEIKA , BANZAI!! BTW IM A SHOGUNATE
@anditzxy
@anditzxy 3 года назад
@Gary Hunt yes im a bad man i have lots of crime. more than hitler..
@thewhitestmaterial
@thewhitestmaterial 3 года назад
@Shusuke Agari Don't take it so serious my dude.
@thewhitestmaterial
@thewhitestmaterial 3 года назад
@Shusuke Agari I never said it was a joke! He's just pretending! Like Me. I used this because i love europe. He can either love Hirohito OR he's just memeing. But just don't take it seriously i beg you.
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un Год назад
When the US decides to drop sanctions and remove their military from Korea, I'd be more than willing to visit the US and be the first DPRK leader to step on US soil. It would be an honor to go to the United Nations and bless the General Assembly to remove the smell of sulfur Hugo Chavez talked about
@slimehollow1373
@slimehollow1373 5 месяцев назад
Underrated president
@PranavPalliyilisawesome
@PranavPalliyilisawesome 5 лет назад
If the Germans had won he would be in Berlin at this time, lmao
@slmb_b
@slmb_b 5 лет назад
Pranav Palliyil Japan would’ve probably been stabbed in the back by Germany, same for Italy
@boycottnok1466
@boycottnok1466 4 года назад
@@slmb_b japan would have stabbed Germany, Germany surrendered 1 and a half year before japan, and japan was fighting alone for the last 2 years.
@georgec195
@georgec195 4 года назад
@@boycottnok1466 Germany surrender on 9 May 1945 and Japan on 15 August 1945
@Green-zw9pv
@Green-zw9pv 4 года назад
Pranav Palliyil // honestly if hitler had utilised the german minds and made the bomb before the Americans, things would have been a lot different. Geniuses think outside the box. Hitler was e1b1b1 Afroasiatic thus middle eastern in mentality therefore destined to be over confident in his abilities which proved disastrous
@BajanEnglishman51
@BajanEnglishman51 4 года назад
@@boycottnok1466 nah hitler thought Japanese were honorable aryans so no
@appalachianwolf1187
@appalachianwolf1187 4 года назад
🇺🇸 🤝 🇯🇵 Love from United States to Japan.
@knoxinquisitor9809
@knoxinquisitor9809 4 года назад
🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸 Love from Japan to United States of America. I hope "Toward an Alliance of Hope".
@user-bq1yp8mk1y
@user-bq1yp8mk1y 4 года назад
forever!!!!!!
@ahmadmuttowali
@ahmadmuttowali 4 года назад
World on peace
@max-ed2bg
@max-ed2bg 4 года назад
握手🤝
@user-gv1es4li8j
@user-gv1es4li8j 4 года назад
優しい世界
@ivantashakov1178
@ivantashakov1178 Год назад
It’s great to know that I live in the same city where Hirohito was
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