SHOCKING Discoveries Made During Renovations 

I'm Japanese. Japanese soldiers absolutely used their blades in WW2. They didn't carry full sized katanas very often, but they did carry Tantos. They were ceremonial, yes, but they were also not mass produced junk. Some were produced for soldiers, but many were family blades belonging to their ancestors dating hundreds of years prior. Blades that had been passed down for generations. They were terrified to lose them to Allies as souvenirs, so many were scuttled. They used them in close quarters like Americans used combat knives. Was it as romanticized as The Last Samurai? No. But they did use them. Japanese soldiers also weren't allowed to surrender, lest they lose their honor. When faced with overwhelming enemy forces, they would charge the Allies with blades drawn if their ammunition and grenades were depleted, or perform Seppuku to keep their honor. Hundreds of soldiers have been found on idlands such as Iwo Jima in caves having had performed Seppuku rather than surrender. They also regularly executed and tortured prisoners with them. Japanese soldiers continued to fight the war long after it ended, one soldier refusing to believe Japan had lost and continued to fight until 1972. Another was fishing beside his issued rifle in the 60s, knowing the war was over and being afraid to surrender. Japanese soldiers had been sold propoganda by Emperor Hirohito that Americans and the Allies were barbaric people who would r*pe and torture anyone they came across before killing them. This fear caused civilians to Seppuku en masse, as they were terrified of the Allies due to brainwashing through this propoganda. This is also the reason they fought so hard and refused to surrender, and also why they took almost no prisoners.

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Home owner gets the money 10% was a very nice gesture in my book

The basket just looks like someone stashed their silver and antique wooden duck decoy which has and had value and desirability

WWII Japanese swords were not always mass produced. Some were family heirloom swords that had been in the family for 100s of years. And all were considered weapons and were used often to kill.

That underwater well was my favorite but now I’m just hoping that Donna doesn’t pay me a visit any time soon

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Bees are underated. We need them. And they wont sting unless you pose a threat. 🐝

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This reminds me of another video I have seen of crazy renovations. One of them mentioned LAYERS of paint over the years. It would not surprise me that there would be anything of value hidden in the house that I grew up in, or even the one I am in now from the previous homeowners stashed away either in the attic or walls. Its like a scavenger hunt that you didn't know was happening!

Man he found the real life skibiti toilet 😊

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The tuna and cat joke was hilarious. The most interesting find was the cemetery. Kinda creepy the patrons did not know they were going to church above a bunch of dead people.

My favorite is the discovery of the ACTION COMICS #1. That spells serious dollars there!

Amazing video👍

For the riddles, I'm sorta at odds with the first one: What is it that makes everything visible but is itself unseen? - The two answers I'm juggling between are light and eyeballs. As for the second one, I had to look up the answer: What is it that is often brought to table, often cut, but never eaten? - A deck of cards. No clue about the 3rd one though.

In my childhood home, we found a (loaded) gun from the 1950's. We gave it to a friend. In a friends house, they found coupons from the 1940's & 50's.

The "Winnie the Pooh" part got me laughing! 😂😂😂

I bean watching for 16 minutes and this is great so far

that 70s carpet would be fine in a baby/small child's room. Brightly colorful.

There is a house somewhere along the Delaware River when George Washington and his party were trying to get across they had stopped at a place that had a well. The homeowners of this house happened to find it underneath their kitchen floor too. So they did the same thing they got it all restorated and put glass over the top and now you can see the well in which George Washington got his water for his men.

That duck was an antique. The goblets too. Ever watched antiques roadshow? The ducks represent marriage and the "silver" wares were either from ceremony or gifts. Hidden probably because it was a dowry and the most prized posessions of original owners.

The house where the $182000.00 was found. IMO the money belongs to the home owner. Not the Plumber. I mean, when they find say a broken pipe,do they share the costs with the homeowner? The original home owner who left it, sorry but when you purchase a property, everything left after signing is the new owners, unless there's some type of written agreement in the closing paperwork. For instance, when my parents sold our home in Eagle River, Alaska my mom had installed a white faux brick wall. Covering that wall was a gorgeous ivy that mom had trained. We're talking 12' x 8' . The new owners made certain that the ivy would be staying!

The best part is that i didn't get worried about what I could find in my new house because im too poor to buy one 😂

Brilliant video as always ❤

The carpet looks like the previous house owners love Christmas

AWESOME DUDE! Love the content! Keep up the great work!

8:13 when i was little, i used to ride my bike to school in shorts on winter days and it felt normal

Been to those churches in New Haven. Can't remember if I went to the basement or not but I knew about the graves in one or more of the 3 churches on the green. I think you had to have money to be buried like that. It makes sense to do it that way because the ground could be hard to dig in when it use to get below zero there.

I don't think the person that found the money had any legal claim to it as it was not his home. Also the people that used to live there does not have any claim to it any more as they sold the home and that includes anything left behind. If I was to find anything valuable I would never tell anyone else about it. I wonder if the person that damaged the comic could be sued for destruction of private property?

Love this channel, particularly this narrator, he is the best. 🙂

Honestly, I'm amazed

WOW I didn’t know this

When i was moving to my new home we found a secret storage area we didn't know we had big enough to store a laptop of some sort but we usually put bags on it so we didn't noticed

If you give it to a friend, then your luck will never end.

Saying it again (😂), I don't know if someone who's making these videos will see this, but there is a channel stealing your content, translating it to Czech and making them shorter. He even uses pictures from your videos. His name is ZEK.

4:26 I actually own Donna the dead! Sad Gemmy’s discontinued her bc it definitely scared a lot of people!

Wells in houses always remind me of lovecrafts "Pickmans Modell". 😱

Be amazed is the most amazing youtuber And i never get bored from watching his videos even after watching the same videos multiple times which lead me to believe i have the answer to the riddle "what it often brought to the the table, cut, but never eaten" and im pretty sure the answer is aa cutting board

so not as extreme as these, but while doing some renovations to my new home i found a few interesting things to say the least, 1 was a pair of speedos in a overhang that needed to go and there was no way to drop said item from the top floor so those were put in the wall delebrity, i found some porn in one wall, another wall had the old washer and dryer hook ups (still active) leaking causing issues in said wall, and thats just in 1 year in the home... wonder what i find the more i renovate the house, also 2/3 of the bathroom is done and nothing out of the ordinary there just golden shower yellow tiles that were plastic of all things that had to go...

The basket was left there because it was junk they didn't want😂

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What is it that makes everything visible, but is itself unseen? An eyeball. What is that which is often brought to table, often cut, but never eaten. A deck of cards. Which were made first, elbows or knees? You tell me.

1. If I found a bee colony, I'd call animal control. They know (or they know some one who knows) how to move a colony. 2. I know the narrator is only asking the question to be silly but, just to be clear, army soldiers don't go through customs. 4. BTW, did you know that, when shoes were first made after the dark ages, they were made so they could go on either the left or right foot. Ouch. #? (I lost count) -- $180,000 in the wall, found by the plumber. Yes, that's exactly how greed works. But you asked and I think the homeowner was being very fair offering 10% to the plumber as a finder's fee, it being their property. And, honestly, $18,000 is nothing to sneeze at. Because of his greed, he got a lot less. The basket behind the wall. I bet that was just forgotten when they cleaned out the storage area. Before cardboard boxes came along, baskets were often used as storage containers. What is it that makes everything visible but is, itself, unseen? Light What is it that is often brought to table, often cut, but never eaten? Playing Cards What is black and white and red all over?

I watched - I’m afraid of toilets now 😂😎🎉🎉🎉👍. As always wonderful ! Well done ! Thank you

Cool video.

I've noticed that narrators (on all channels) carefully cite locations of U.S. stories (i.e. Las Vegas, Nevada) but inevitably only the city & country of other nations (i.e. Montreal, Canada rather than Montreal, Quebec). It would be nice if locations outside the U.S. also included complete information as to location. That hair-splitting aside, I do enjoy your channel & narration!

(This is on the topic of renovations that never happened.) I have a Petro Wash gas station near my house that has been vacant since 2009. It had been operating fine before, but then, people graffitied the side of the station, the roof of the car wash collapsed, and the fuel tanks were removed. Then, they had to board the windows of the Food Shop. Plus, old signage left up advertised gas at $1.98 per gallon, which is nothing now. If that wasn't enough, the structure's roof that had the tanks under it had part of it collapsed. AND, the roof was moldy and caked with dirt. Seriously, please start renovating your gas stations when they're vacant.

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Donna was like Zoro 😂 visiting at every side of the video

your content is the most amazing. and it always amazing

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Ahh yes a new be amazed video before i go too sleep

I don't know about others, but I don't tend to seal souvenirs in my walls where I can't see them.

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Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work

We lived in an 8 bedroom mansion built in the late 1800's owned by a mill/beer producer. My dad knocked down a wall in the great room and a woman's boot and glove fell out. No one knew how they got there and I doubt anyone will

Goosifer made my evening ! 😂😂😂

I know exactly what’s behind my walls, 30 BILLION SQUIRRELS yea it’s annoying af but my parents are lazy and not doing anything about it

8:25 SUOMI MAINITTU 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮 IM FINNISH OMG THIS CAUGHT ME BY SURPRISE

What i find amazing about this video is that ive forgotten hafe the things you've said already.....

"It puts the motion on its self, or else it gets the hose again! " - creepy. 😂❤🎉

I can imagine why there was a 'well' inside that old farm. In those days, you didn't have running water. thus you had a water-pump in the home, so you didn't have to use a well outside the home. This indoor 'well' is a left over of an indoor water-pump. I used to visit an old lady who still had one in the kitchen, next to her water-tap. She used it for watering the plants, since it was better than tap-water or rainwater. 'Naturally cleaned by nature, ready for the plants' , she said.

i be amazed all the time;)

you would think the comic book find would make people be careful with it but they tear the back page and that incompetence cost em $75,000 damn

I found old silver currency in the walls at a remodel in kc, mo. Antique pianos frequently have coins in them as well.

What was that scream LOL 😂 6:30

you got a like outta me for that goosifer joke lol

Can you do something about the missing submersible I would really love ❤to be amazed

4:27 real life skibidi toilet

Go ahead Take a spooky dookie

20:00 : Light 20:05 : Cards The answer to the last riddle remains a mystery.

Bees bombs etc made my brain chime in with "bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica."

No bees

make more episodes about inventions

Your videos are 2 short lol, I love em but they end very quick for me, I could watch hour long uploads

For the first time in forever Wisconsin was mentioned

This channel is so addicting m

11:40 If I lived in a house with a thousand ghosts, I would be friendly, and try to get to know them. It would be interesting to hear their stories. Or maybe I’m just that lonely.

that katana may have been a ww2 war trophy. Japanese had custom to make banzai charges into american lines, which were basically suicide attacks. (Some 200 dudes attack enemy lines with katanas and bayonettes to go down in honor, since food/ammo had ran out/some big dude just told them to do so.) After such events, nearly every soldier in the whole company still alive could send a cool katana to home.

I have beehives outside my home, and love the honey. Unfortunately I am down to just one hive that I decided to let go native as an experiment. So far, they are still thriving 3 years later without any intervention. This spring in 2024 I will intervene and go back to treating for mites and taking care of any hive beetles. I am very curious what the comb looks like too. I will not be taking any honey that first go at maintaining them though.

Love this narrator! Who is he, anyone know?

Bro I’m in the Midwest and now I wanna check my walls for bombs

1) your eyes. 2) cloth 3) elbows. You ever tried to carve a statue from the bottom up.

Dude, are you sick? Hope you get better soon.

The riddles : my own eyes. I see with them but can't see them without seeing a mirror first. Tension is brought to the table and cut but never eaten. Made first? That one I'm not so sure what the old saying was that riddle could answer but I think it was the knees. Said because we pray before we bare arms. These are really old things. Geez I wish I had that book😫

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9:50 time stamp. ACTUALLY most katanas were family owned and passed down for AGES. It was a sign of heritage and respect. AND HONOR. As soldiers died and soldiers tooke the sords they were sold or kept and many people were sued for disrespect. But for Americans it was like a war trophy like a gun. To the japanese it was, as iff you took saints ashes.

6:30 tgat “ugh!” Just sounds so goofy 💀💀💀💀

They say if you find money in your home, don't remove it. It could ruin your luck.

The answer to the first riddle is "light". The answer to the second one is "flowers". I haven't figured out the third.

It wasn't a renovation, but I found an old purse in my grandparents' attic, that had farthings and half-pennies in it. Can't remember their age, but something between 1860 - 1956. Put them in a coin collection album. Not particularly valuable, but cool nonetheless.

If the contractor was smart , he wouldve concealed his work and taken all the money. Homeowner had no idea it was there. Unless she watched his every move. If that was the case, it shouldve been all hers.

Can I have that RU-vid sketchbook?

If I found a colony of bees in my walls I would leave my house and I would never come back because I am terrified of bees.🐝=🏃

The bees would also generate a lot of heat, saving on heating costs.

9:56 lol cartoon vibes 12:54 he be acting like Mr. Krabs sons

Glad I watched this.🤓😳🤓

Our basement has a room with a dirt floor, I call it the murder room... cuz why else have a room with a dirt floor 😳