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The Yayoi Period, an Age of Spirits and War | History of Japan 5

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The Yayoi Period was a time of growth and advancement. Agriculture and metalworking allowed the Yayoi to thrive and expand across the islands of Japan.
Yayoi society became violent and unequal. Farming resulted in power concentrating in an elite minority. These were the people who owned land and crops, mainly rice. A complex class hierarchy formed. War was common, as land owners sought to protect their property.
Clans formed during this era, starting a societal structure that would exist for more than a thousand years.
The Yayoi were quite a religious bunch. Shamans and religious rituals were important parts of life. They believed in the spiritual world. They believed kami were real and affected their lives.
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@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Would you want to be chosen as a fortune keeper?

@luthfiparadox 6 лет назад

Please keep making this series, I wont insult your eyebrows for sure ;)

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Mumtaz Luthfi gonna hold you to that!

@witknee684 6 лет назад

Solid pass on being a fortune dude.

@alexruddies1718 6 лет назад

Wow, that graph at 8:30 looks hell of a lot like the graph of my German parents' disappointment when I told them I was committing myself to art... I feel your pain...

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

OCD Stig Risking death for a GTR...I approve =)

@drmahlek9321 6 лет назад

“Sorry you’re doing it wrong and you should try harder.” Loved this.

@Jsnsnow 4 года назад

its just not dirty enough, go wild XD

@KleverKumiho 4 года назад

@@Jsnsnow too funny

@ewok-pq7dx 3 года назад

My immediate response was “holy fuck”

@ASMR-Factory 7 месяцев назад

Me too❤

@marygebbie6611 6 лет назад

The historic class divide still is controversial today. As you mentioned, anything dealing with death was unclean, so that meant butchers, undertakers, leather workers, and more, were considered untouchables. How this comes into play now, is that as untouchables, many of them lived in segregated villages just for them. This meant that certain towns and even last names came to be associated with being untouchable, and since name (obviously) and ancestral home (randomly) appear on your registry, companies have been accused of discriminating against people whose ancestors belonged to this caste, and matchmaking services privately investigating to make sure you weren't about to marry into a family with historic untouchable ties. I can't remember the number exactly, but a very high percentage of Yakuza have ties to this. I'd guess they were disillusioned by discrimination and felt a sense of power and family by joining the Yakuza.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Love this comment, Mary! There are so many things you can't know about a culture unless you live there, and modern discrimination against "untouchables" was something I didn't know was a thing. I can absolutely believe that people join the Yakuza due to discrimination. When you remove employment opportunities from people, you push them towards crime. I see that here in the US. Ex-convicts often return to a life of crime because they can't get hired. When employers see that "felony" box checked on an application, your application goes in the trash most likely.

@jrpx4049 6 лет назад

Discrimination of Burakumin (which is similar to Korea's "untouchables", Baekjeong) gets overplayed in foreign journalism. It's not really all that much of thing anymore, although, yes, on rare occasion, a few really snobby people may discriminate against someone with a certain surname, but the overwhelming majority of Japanese people do not. In fact, a large percentage of Japanese people have some ancestry from the Burakumin class. BTW, It was an American author in the 1980s who made the claim about a high percentage of Yakuza being Burakumin. I have no idea as to the veracity of the claims, but even since the 1980s, a lot has changed.. In any case, the responsibility for engaging or not engaging in criminal activities is always on the individual.

@Averyfane 6 лет назад

jrpx great point here. In the early 2000s I did some consulting for Yakuza, nothing illegal, as they have loads of legitimate business. Anyhow, after a few years of friendship I asked about the Burakumin thing, and was told from a few of them, including one who said their grandparents were Burakumin, that it's mostly a myth, and that within the Yakuza, it's not a point of discussion really, nor an issue either way. There's definitely more Burakumin heritage people open to talk about it there, however that doesn't necessarily mean that there's more of them there or not. In the 90s a friend took me to a Buraku area on the edge of Kantou. If I hadn't been told where we were, it would have been very hard to differentiate from anywhere else in Japan.

@jathonthompson7809 5 лет назад

@Mary Gebbie @Linfamy This is my first time to hear about entire villages being set aside for a specific occupation. However, I did know about the guilds called "be" and how each person of that guild was known by their be. I just assumed that all villages were made up of multiple "be". Is this wrong? For example, wasn't the guy who was supposed to stay dirty called the "imibe"? There was also the sewing-be, fishing-be, hunting-be, etc. At that time, there was no such thing as actual "last names". Your name would only be Mary, and if you were of a guild who made weapons, you'd be known as "Mary of the weapons-be." I guess these "be" originally became their last names and that led to the discrimination that you described. Very interesting comments guys! I'm an East Asian Studies major and I'm trying to understand this topic more.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

@Jathon Thompson I'm sure *be's* of normal professions like sewing and fishing coexisted in the same villages. But we must remember that back in those days, villages were tiny, so single-be villages were probably common too. The Imibe was a *be* of "abstainers" and yeah they engaged in a lot of that stuff. However, I'm not sure we know when it was founded. I tend to think that the fortune-keeper practice was already occurring before the Imibe formed a guild around the practice. Good luck with your studies!

@Mrnotsosureyet 6 лет назад

"And like happy marriages" .... Savage level (Expert)

@kerrychristensen7204 5 лет назад

😂 My mind read this as Yaoi Period. I was *so interested*

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

sorry to disappoint 😅😉

@rougeakane 5 лет назад

Kerry Christensen oml same 🤣🤣🤣

@sherbet3310 5 лет назад

SAME.

@exceptionallyriso 4 года назад

same lmao

@lukaskahan3500 2 года назад

that would be a period where I would like to be born in

@oyonggofomocci2078 6 лет назад

Interesting to see that the Yayoi developed Iron tools before bronze, unlike the common path of discovering bronze before iron. The Yayoi are one of the only cultures I can find that did this. The Chinese, Egyptians, Hittites, Babylonians, Indians, and Greeks all went through the traditional pattern, interesting to see...

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Yes! And the reason? The Yayoi did not invent bronze and iron making themselves. They imported iron and bronze objects from the mainland before they finally learned to create them locally.

@DccAnh 2 года назад

@Sven Kortjohn By the time the Yayoi come to Japan, iron already replace bronze, and since they come from mainland China and Korea, there's no reason to re use bronze instead of keep using iron.

@kekero540 3 месяца назад

I think the Ashanti also did this in Africa as well. This is mostly because they probably didn’t have the proven tin mines of other locations. But once metalworking and agriculture got going in Japan they sure did take quickly.

@joannicholson4156 6 лет назад

I love your videos! There is a huge lacking in japanese history vids on youtube and you're filling it with super high quality work. You're funny too, so that helps

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@NikkiMKarLen 6 лет назад

3:27 "Sorry, you are doing it wrong and you should try harder." *ball gag on screen* HAH!

@sunnyboi3867 6 лет назад

There’s a phrase about becoming a successful channel on RU-vid “If you want to start a RU-vid channel, start it in 2007” this channel disproves that phrase.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Too early to tell, but I sure hope so =)

@yz5470 5 лет назад

Depends on what kind of channel it is. I don't think it's simple but it certainly holds a bit of truth in it. For example, if you're going to start a gaming channel right now, you probably won't be successful [anytime soon] UNLESS you have a "Quirk". This "Quirk" is very important for Entertainment-Based Channels because it's what draws the audience in and it also makes you easier to identify with. It's like clickbait, it's quite important when you start off. Granted, some big RU-vidrs like Pewdiepie, Jacksepticeye, Markiplier, etc. Has a specific "Quirk" to them despite starting early. But the thing is that, there are many big RU-vidrs out there as well that doesn't have any particular Quirk yet they have a big amount of subscriber. So it's definitely a complex thing. One thing we know for sure is that, starting a channel on RU-vid NOW is much harder than starting earlier. I think we can all agree on that. "Early bird gets worm" and everything. However, "Informational" type of videos like these are a different thing. When delivering an Informational video like this, you don't need to show your reaction and/or personality. The most important thing in this type of stuff is how much you know, how you arrange it and how you represent it. Which can [arguably] be much harder to do since you would have to research it first. Not to mention, you might run out of ideas [Especially if your channel focuses on one/few particular topic, it also depends on how niche the topic is]. It's definitely harder than just playing Fortnite and editing a few funny clips.

@kacchank8696 5 лет назад

@@yz5470 "quirk' so wheres bakugo??

@TheSlipperyNUwUdle 3 года назад

I mean, love him or hate him, Pewdiepie disproves that saying to begin with! I’m pretty sure he started in 2011. And he used to be the biggest player on the field.

@digitalsoju 6 лет назад

Keep up the good work! Watched all 5 videos on Japanese history

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@pas-giaw6055 3 года назад

Five.... Don't you mean 70?

@djlol7541 3 года назад

@@pas-giaw6055 bruh, you know that at the point where he commented that there were only 5 videos right?

@pas-giaw6055 3 года назад

@@djlol7541 but has we watched all 70 already

@djlol7541 3 года назад

@@pas-giaw6055 idk, theyre 87 now anyway

@thenicflynn 5 лет назад

As a history lover, I love these videos! Glad I came across them because I also am very interested in Japan!

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Glad you like! Hope you stick around ;)

@alisonlazarus4625 4 месяца назад

One of the really fun things this channel is doing is making me realize just how much The Wizard, the Witch, And the Wild One is inspired by Japanese traditional religion.

@pangeran92 6 лет назад

Hopefully this video will be continued up modern Japanese era.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Ya...may take a while though

@MeetCleever3474 6 лет назад

This is pretty high quality stuff and a nice overview of historical Japanese periods overall. As a person who's deeply interested in Japanese history and/or Asian history, do you have any books or sites to recommend?

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Get ready for an avalanche of info here: factsanddetails.com/japan/cat16/sub105/ If you're into physical books: - George Sansom's A History of Japan series of books - The Cambridge History of Japan volumes - R.H.P. Mason & J.G. Caiger - A History of Japan (Revised Edition)

@jathonthompson7809 5 лет назад

I also recommend reading the Kojiki and Nihongi your self, at least up until the point Susanoo (aka Susa no wo) kills the eight-headed snake. Reading both sources will provide a huge amount of insight into the culture. I have links if you can't find them.

@manarhazel1715 5 лет назад

I can't decide whether Japan's history is interesting or it's your way of telling it that makes it fun. Thanks for all your videos

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Both? ;)

@jacquelinemak7987 6 лет назад

I absolutely LOVE everything on this channel. From the research, content, animation, HUMOR, WIT, it is brilliant. You can tell you put a lot of work into these videos. They are fun to watch, informative, educational and your voice is very soothing too! Thank you for these I really hope you make more in the future!

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Yay, thank you for the kind words! Your comment is very motivating =). I agree about the voice, people call me the Asian Morgan Freeman...yeah, no one says that. I'm not a fan of my voice, it's higher than what it sounds like in my head. Anyhoo, thanks for watching! Hope you stick around!

@e21big 6 лет назад

It is hilarious and educational , keep up the good work

@DaManBearPig 5 лет назад

3:43 That subtle battletech reference. Clan Jade Falcon. Righteous my dude 👍🏼

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Yes! Jade Falcon versus Wolf. I think I'm on Team Wolf. They had more faith in the Inner Sphere

@Ironhold_Watch 4 года назад

Stupid free birth

@Daniel.Liddicoat 3 года назад

Wardens rule!

@NamaJapan 6 лет назад

Keep going man! You’re doing a good job! Don’t worry to much and just keep doing your thing. Cheers from Tokyo!

@andrianekaputra5274 6 лет назад

Every clan have 'kami'. That is fascinating!

@KateeAngel 3 года назад

Kinda how it was among Eastern Slavs before Christianity, every place had their own gods and spirits, and that led to troubles, so soon after uniting Kievan Rus Rurikids decided first to standardise religion and then to switch to Christianity

@andrewmartin1616 3 года назад

about a month ago i wanted to learn more about the middle eastern situation, and, as it turns out, it is a giant tangled ball of string that needs to be un wound to understand. that led me to channels like time ghost and their affiliates. its pushed me further down the rabbit hole of history, and im very happy i came across your channel. thanks for your efforts.

@OkaeriKairii 6 лет назад

XD I love your videos, I love the way you explain things and the pictures and animations that go with it makes it all the better

@paulinettejaenquirindongor9495 2 года назад

As a history lover and once an almost history teacher, I love your creativity of how to teach history.❤❤❤ I was recommeded this channel after looking information of ancient japanese funerary rituals. I apologize if my english sounds a bit strange for my birth language is spanish.

@thepunadude 6 лет назад

fun stuff ... good to see! i lived in japan for 4 yrs .. 68-72 u.s.a.f.. thot i was going to be sent to europe ... how surprised i was. but, it turned out to be just the best! i really had to learn, nothing was familiar, but the people were warm and gracious and now your vids kinda add some fun to the ancient history of a land i loved so much. i still watch all the 'zatoichi' vids! thanks!

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Your story warms my heart =). I am glad you had a good time living in Japan. I've only visited it, and it seems like a great place to live. Thanks for watching!

@HM-cn5sz 6 месяцев назад

Im learning a lot from your videos. It isnt boring at all.

@alexschmitt2802 3 года назад

Absolutely fantastic content, it's much more vivid than scholarly books, and I was precisely looking for a vivid picture of these times and something going into the cultural and ritual aspects of life back then ! Thank you for your existence and your astounding work !

@ae2948 Год назад

Its 2023 and this channel existed for FIVE years before I ever saw it on YT. And I've watched 20 of these things already. 7:04 "I can see China from my house." I'm dying.

@Linfamy Год назад

;)

@caiotee4143 6 лет назад

Your style is supreme sir Keep up the good work

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@monkeyman321 3 года назад

This channel is pure gold

@cloudmuffinstudios1431 5 лет назад

I like these videos they’re really educational and I get to learn new things thanks so much 🙂🙂

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Glad you like them =)

@Koyita7 3 года назад

I love learning about world history and you’re videos make it so much more enjoyable.

@luthfiparadox 6 лет назад

Really high quality videos. I'm interested

@asparagusnicnac3556 9 месяцев назад

thank you for such an informative series!! I've learned way more than i would have otherwise, and not to mention how engaging and funny you are! thanks for putting the effort into making this :))

@LoesungFeuer5 2 года назад

Okay, this vid had many very funny things, but his profile pic at the end, directly where sonics head was, really really got me.

@marygebbie6611 6 лет назад

stop making me laugh out loud at work! people are staring! XD

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Haha...again with the watching videos at work!

@Mtrl-newer 6 лет назад

me too

@pain.497 2 года назад

Now you're at 400k, you're the goat man

@gentleman2410 5 лет назад

I like your narrations, very funny and I learned a lot too. Thanks bro! 😂👏🙏🏼🙆🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️❤️👍🌈

@1JohnSan 3 года назад

Genius on so many levels. Love it!

@PandaJenn 3 года назад

I am loving your History of Japan series!

@markrichards7699 Год назад

You do very well in your presentations , and you are easily understood.

@CJDragonheart 4 года назад

Your channel is absolutely awesome! I always enjoy your videos. I have learned more about japanese culture from you in the short space of less than 10 minutes, than i have spent searching wikipedia or any other source in my entire lifetime! Not only do you tell the stories and histories is such an interesting way, you use simple yet clever imagery to make it easy to understand as well. As a (mostly) clueless westerner, i humbly thank you for your awesome contributions through your channel 👍

@Linfamy 4 года назад

Thanks! Glad you like the channel :)

@MstresVampy 2 года назад

I love how these get sprinkled in my channel...there's so many of them I get a new one a day.. tysm for making all these

@1stPCFerret 5 лет назад

I have only just recently discovered your channel, and love the historical videos. Just a point of interest: in this vid, published March 2018, you had 3K subscribers. Today is September 2019 and you have grown to 107K! Congratulations!

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thank you! And I'm glad you like the channel

@kalika777 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for starting this series! I've been studying Japanese Culture and language for a couple years and this is amazing

@zzq07 6 лет назад

Thank youuuu for making these videos, I study Japanese at uni and I have all kinds of exams about Japanese culture, and when I see the history visualised it helps me a lot !!!! ^^

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Happy you like them! =)

@exceptionallyriso 4 года назад

I don't know why but I love your videos. Keep it up :> Your animation and voice cheer me up

@Linfamy 4 года назад

Glad you like them =)

@AmiriaChanelleA Год назад

I'm new here, I am just bingeing every single thing you've put out. I find it really had to concentrate on one thing at a time but I have no problems watching these at all. I am trying to figure out what to focus on when I visit Japan so I want to learn more about history but....man it has been boring UNTIL now :D Thanks so much!!!

@andrewstewart1464 5 лет назад

Love the Mechwarrior/Battletech reference with clans at 3:42

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Yeah I did read those books, loved them 😉

@mattwestern1596 5 лет назад

Good job with your videos! I have lived in Japan for 20 years and continue too. I am impressed with your history knowledge and accuracy!

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thank you! Glad you like the videos =)

@tavmminqat 6 лет назад

Just barely started watching your videos and they are great! I'm studying Japanese and Japanese culture/religion and your videos are greatly entertaining so far and break it down into nice simple terms that I can use to explain to others (or better yet share with others). I look forward to a deeper breakdown of Shinto in the future hopefully.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thank you! Yes videos about Shinto are definitely somewhere down the road.

@DanielGolding1337 5 лет назад

Loving the series! Learning all about Japan, but it's also entertaining and witty. Incredibly well done, thanks for the hard work!

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thanks, glad you like! 😁

@alexisryuu728 5 лет назад

So, I found this channel because of one reason. I got into Persona 5 and started playing Persona 4, curious about Izanagi (the main protagonist’s first Persona) I decided to google it. Your channel was the first that popped up. Love the videos about Japan’s history. I was always a history nut, but being homeschooled meant that I only got American and European history. So this is fascinating for me. Keep being awesome, dude.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Glad you found the channel! Looks like the youtube algorithm smiled upon me in this case ;)

@LadybugPrinzess Год назад

Your videos are great. I am binge watching your content. I'm so glad you have enough to do that with. Keep going! I'll only get tired of this if you replace the history part.

@Xelix2016 6 лет назад

Please make more videos, I really learn a lot about japan from your channel. Im hopping there are still more to come, more power to you bro.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thanks! Oh you bet there are more to come

@aguyorgirlwnoeyes4852 3 года назад

U know I actually watched all your later videos and now the older ones ....I really like all of em as you always maintained the quality 💝🥰plz keep makin such videos

@Linfamy 3 года назад

Thank you ;)

@aguyorgirlwnoeyes4852 3 года назад

@@Linfamy 💝💝

@Fernando-fm4wp 2 года назад

Love your videos and love the sneaky Battletech reference!

@VTPPGLVR 4 месяца назад

3:34 - I took a big sip of tea 3:37 - ALMOST SPIT MY TEA EVERYWHERE 😂😂😂

@faizarizwan6559 2 года назад

This channel needs to get more famous

@cj4560 6 лет назад

Have always been curious about early Japanese history, the past three videos have answered so many questions.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Glad to hear that!

@OtakuSam96 6 лет назад

love these videos, can't wait for the next one. Never thought I was interested in ancient Japanese history, but you have peaked my interest. I'm actually try to find more info on the jomon and yayoi. It's so cool! keep up the good work! (love you're jokes btw)

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

If you're interested, check out this site chock full of info about Jomon and Yayoi: factsanddetails.com/japan/cat16/sub105/

@umascariatuerich2014 3 года назад

Man! Why it took so much time for me discover those wonderful first videos you made :D

@Linfamy 3 года назад

😅

@redster0229 5 лет назад

Thank you for making the videos. Learning a lot and I like the humor you put into it too. I am of Asian descent and since the 90’s have been trying to learn and research for my own knowledge quest about the Asian culture. Thank you again.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Glad you like the vids =)

@kevinrosales5512 5 лет назад

You're a fresh breath of air in the youtuber-verse

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thank you man ❤

@larrybuzbee7344 3 года назад

I just discovered this channel and am now semi addicted. Great sense of humor and fascinating info.

@Linfamy 3 года назад

Woohoo welcome!

@larrybuzbee7344 3 года назад

@@Linfamy Old gaijin here, but I discovered Go at 13 and have been fascinated by Japanese culture ever since. Your brief bites of the chewy mochi that is Japan's past sweeten every day.

@raytokumoto2200 5 лет назад

Love the humor, great information. Ty

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Glad you like it :)

@revondabell2637 6 лет назад

LOL I just love re-watching this just for the "Sorry. You're doing it wrong, and you should try harder" GAG TOY

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

@jessicaolmsted1408 2 года назад

I love your videos I want to know more and i like the way you tell the history

@damonlesansvie9265 6 лет назад

Its great to learn a bit more about the history of the lovely country that is Japan, I hope you can keep it up, its nice work !

@pan-austronesian172 5 лет назад

Most Yayoi people are from southern China and part of the Baiyue. Baiyue were a union of Austronesian, Kra-Dai, Hmong-Mien and Austroasiatic tribes. Japanese is possibly a para-Austronesian group.

@pabloalvez915 Месяц назад

I though they were a mix of Korean and Ainu peoples.

@justabirdcat7114 2 года назад

and here you are at 300k, thats awesome. also I like ur teeth.

@thepixlmaster8603 5 лет назад

This is really nice! Keep up the good work man!

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thank you ;)

@thepixlmaster8603 5 лет назад

Linfamy :D

@pakde8002 Год назад

I enjoyed the funny outro about having 3k subscribers. Now add 440k to that. Not to shabby.

@coveofpentagrams2671 2 года назад

Love your videos!!!

@dustinmccollum7196 4 года назад

I'm just coming back to rewatch and as a time traveler you're doing great and keep it up I love your vids.

@Linfamy 4 года назад

Thank you, time traveler ;)

@nuubxiii5278 4 года назад

Glad to see you now have roughly 130k subs now in 2019 man! Best of luck to you, your videos are great!

@Linfamy 4 года назад

Woohoo thanks! 💗

@sciencewins3225 5 лет назад

I just looove your humour!! Learning history with your videos is pure fun and I'm addicted :-) Greetings from Germany

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thanks so much! Greetings from USA!

@danielkenjinagamine6214 3 года назад

Great work!

@shadoww4818 6 лет назад

No prob, keep up the videos, this is interesting stuff and I appreciate your real life humor moments and the list of sources

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Glad you like it!

@fredajanvrin8515 5 лет назад

Lucky you I love learning about history. And also lucky you Japenese history is my favorite thing to learn about.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Lucky me :p

@michelerenner8869 5 лет назад

I have been in love with Japan since i was still in preschool.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

That's very young! What was the spark?

@abderrahimrachidi5213 5 лет назад

I am late to the game but I learned and laughed a lot thank you very much

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Yes! :3

@garrett3883 5 лет назад

dude, I love your videos. Ignore the 1% that don't like them. think of it like this, if 99% of people like your videos and 1% don't then you got a 99% on the test.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

I'm Asian so 99% on a test is DEVASTATING 🤣 Glad you like the videos, I have thick skin so I'm not bothered by the hate, but I do like constructive criticism :)

@jkmm4813 3 года назад

Love your sense of humor!:-D "You know what they say about men with big bronze bells?"...that just killed me. :-D

@Giaayokaats 6 лет назад

Congratulations on 3000 subscribers! You deserve it! History nerd that I am, I really enjoy your content :)

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoy the videos!

@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog 6 лет назад

Great that you love making these videos because I love watching them :).

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

What a coincidence! I'm sure we will be good friends ;)

@dalazcano 6 лет назад

Your videos are so good and funny, I literally binge-watched them all. Probably one of the best content on RU-vid, keep it up! 👏🏽✨:)

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

I see so many "keep it up" comments, it's starting to sound like my sex life ;)

@luckyguy71 5 лет назад

I am so addicted to these videos. Well done graphics, excellent story telling, and learning Japanese history. I can't get enough. The creator is equally awesome. A very talented and smart guy with a HUGE c...

@luckyguy71 5 лет назад

...amera

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Lmao 😂

@meowmeowwwww5269 5 лет назад

I like your videos. U are funny actually and i have been looking for this kinda stuff cause i love history and i like japan! Thanks for good videos

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Thanks! I'm glad you like them :)

@Kitsunegi 2 года назад

eyebrows aside keep the good work you have a nice and interesting way of retelling history and traditions

@jinxiankalista9424 5 лет назад

I really enjoy watching your videos while I study nihongo. Thank you.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

I'm glad! Good luck with your studies

@handldyDandidlyD.ezzzzz 3 года назад

still glowing mate keep going

@philosopher_sage_07 4 года назад

I have watched more than half of your videos and am about to complete the playlist soon. I love history and your narration style and jokes make it hundred times more engaging. Keep up this amazing work!

@Shardok42 5 лет назад

Favorite part of this vid. The end screen. When it pops your channel face over Sonic. I know you took special care to get that just right too. Well worth it.

@Linfamy 5 лет назад

Haha thanks for noticing :)

@alceguy 6 лет назад

Hey! I like your videos. I'm very much into Japanese History and they do a good sum up. I'm not particularly found of your humor though, hahaha. But nice channel. I always watch your videos. Keep up the good work.

@Linfamy 6 лет назад

Thanks! I like how you're just enduring the jokes ;)