The Battles of Kizugawaguchi | Sengoku Naval Warfare 

I always wanted to play this battle in Shogun Total war where I can shell Oda troops using Mori ships while defending the castle!

To hear of the Mori and Oda navies waging a sea battle is one legendary feat. To cover the sidelined naval battles Oda Nobunaga had waged against his lesser and greater rival clans such as the Kitabatake in Ise Bay and the Takeda across the shores of Sagami is another more bizarre tale to explore in this Age of Warring Clans where pirates do rule the East Asian waves

The naval battles in history never get enough attention. Thanks Shogunate!

Grand Admiral Yi sunshin: Not in my watch!

The most famous naval force is the Murakami navy. Murakami Navy was said to be the strongest navy in the Sengoku period. They ruled the Seto Inland Sea. They were both pirates and friends of the Mori family. The Murakami Suigun was ruled jointly by three families. Later, they sided with the Toyotomi family, but Hideyoshi Toyotomi's ban on pirates made their activities difficult, and they were moved to a territory without a sea during the Edo period. And I am surprised there is no English wiki on Murakami navy.

Loving this content ❤ The battles that couldn't be covered in the already packed and eventful main series

I haven’t dabbled much into the development of their warships. Enlightening video!

A book I have on the Imjin war went into detail on the Turtle ships and his conclusion was that the turtle ships had the spikes on top and were coated to be fire resistant, they were not armored. The old Korean documentation never said anything about armor. It seemed a translation (to English or French) mangled some words and that is when the idea the ships were armored gained currency. He also points out that Kuki, even though he was one of Hideyoshi`s admirals, did not send over armored ships (which the author thought was pretty foolish)

This is my most favorite episode that you have ever made!

Talk about the superiority of the Takeda cavalry and some horse tactics. That would be rather fun

Always good to see a new post

This educational video is perfect for putting you to sleep. Like a lullaby disguised as a mini-doc

Love your videos. Can't wait to be done with work, so I can binge watch your Sengoku series.

This was a really good video and I'm glad you covered this more in depth.

Excellent episode!

How those ships stayed standing.. small wave or turn and oops..

Everyone else: wow so cool naval battle! Yi son shin : pathetic.

Thanks for the amazing video ❤

You really have to wonder why the Japanese didn’t go all-in on naval artillery during the Sengoku Era, given the success the Oda had with much larger and gun-armed ships, and given that this was when boarding tactics were being supplanted by line-of-battle tactics in Europe and (once Admiral Yi was put in naval command) in Korea. This is even more ironic once you realize that during the one other time when naval combat fundamentally changed in a way that all but completely invalidated the previous paradigm (from naval artillery to aircraft carriers), Japan was one of the three navies that invested heavily into carriers right from the start, and the first to master carrier strike doctrine.

Very interesting history, and cool ships!

Whoever did that painting REALLY did not like Mr. Frois

Wonderful narration

Blood and Thunder! 11:41

hi shogunate, i am looking for reference images and materials about japanese navy ships of the time, but it's very hard to find them on google and aside from a few images there's barely anything at all. I wonder if you could help me with the info, or at least where to look for them ?

This is so epic

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This battle is conflict between Oda army and the monk warriors at Osaka Castle site

Almost feels like the result of time travelers presenting the idea of modern warships and firearms to shoguns.

Wich video in the series is this one replacing? Im trying to put it in order with my others in my playlist

I must wonder; when i see such large lumbering ships as the Bune and similar, would it not perhaps have been logical to develop ramming tactics by faster smaller vessels with armoured bows? After all, crashing a large hole into such a super sized vessel would, even if the rammer were lost in the process, be an efficient trade with regards to power?

Hey what impotence did Izumi Kagoshima have in Japanese history I'm staying there at the moment and I went to a samurai's house and a Musium

I should play Shogun 2 again..

Couldn't the Oda clan get cannons on their ships from trading with the Portuguese?

what is the video footage from? is it an animation or a game?

Armoured vessels with cannon. Gee, those could have really helped against the Kobukson and Panokson of the Korean navy in the 1590's, no?

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Oda Nobunaga:"Created and floating castle for the future Japanese conquer Korea" Yi Sun Shin:"Do you have heard about Floating Tank?"

If the Mori studied/knew Rome’s actions during the Punic Wars they’d know how to counter those large armored vessels.

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When I saw the video on Sengoku Studies I did not know anyting about their naval capabilities. That's why I'm so glad all of you are collaborating on certain subjects. Keep up the great work 👍🏻

Please talk more about naval battles of the sengoku period it's very interesting and something that i feel is ignored when talking about Japan's warring states period 😊

The ship in the thumbnail resembles Noah's Ark!!!!!!!

I wouldn’t mind a few more naval battles 😉

A moment of silence for every Mori Wako raiders..

Great video!

12:11 and yet they say that Warhammer 40k's "just stick a building on top of a swaying mode of transport and send it into close-quarters battle" is unrealistic.

I have the upmost respect for your videos, patience, information,work, diligence.the reference you pay is honorable, truthful,and Award able 🤔🇯🇵💗🇯🇵🤔

Please make a video about how you make your videos, they are very inspiring

Is this footage of boats battling from a video game?

Hey, i love your content. Could you make a Video about how Samurai dealed with their own mortality? How should a person face death? Is there a afterlife?

Will you do a video about I'll fated invasion of Korea.

If Nobunaga was able to put at least six big ironclads to sea, where were they during the Imjin War? Why weren't more of them built to oppose Yi Sun-sin's turtle ships?

Japanese warships look so cool