"Learning is to a man as the leaves and branches are to a tree, and it can be said that he should simply not be without it." - Takeda Shingen Glad to see you back, the best history series on UA-cam resumes!
Just wanted to let you know I enjoy the work you put into this series. Vefore I found your channel I've been listening to the A History of Japan podcast on Spotify up to the Muromachi period when I began having trouble keeping track of the various factions, terminology and names but your channel helped me piece everything together. I'm already planning on continuing once you enter into the Warring States period and, hopefully, beyond.
Been so long since you're last post, wonderful to see you back here as I'm in the middle of studying the Nanboku-cho period at length since it isn't well known but your content has always been something I look forward to.
Amazing series. Well researched, detailed, and still very enternaining narration with great production. Congratulations! Really, I'm watching the whole series on preparation to my trip to Japan, and I'm really looking forward to see the rest published soon :D
Thank you so much! It’s a constant battle with my work schedule, but I definitely intend to keep the series going. Your support and kind words are very, very much keeping me motivated!
Currently reading The Founding of the Kamakura Shogunate 1180-1185 by Minoru Shinoda. Had to seek it out through our state library system and shipped from a university. Thanks to your channel for bringing me such wonderful content and reviving my love for medieval japan
I did a double take when I saw the announcement! You're one of my favorite youtube channels, and have thoroughly enjoyed your videos as a huge history nerd. I honestly think your videos are some of the best english language online resources for japanese history. Very excited to see future videos to come!
Yooo. He's back. I haven't seen anything new on here since I found this channel until today. I just got done watching it and I have mixed feelings about this period. While I find it fascinating that warrior-rule and decentralization lead to economic and cultural booms, I have to say, I have a bit of secondhand nostalgia for the more elegant and aristocratic parts of the Heian period in particular. I love the subtlety of The Tale of Genji, and the deep emotion of Heian period waka poetry. Not to mention that it was in the Heian period that the warriors really emerged as an actual force. Also, your video on the war in the north is particularly helpful as, not only do I love the history of Tohoku in the Heian Period, but also I'm going to be translating, and making a video on, the story of the Former Nine Years War from the Konjaku Monogatari Shu sometime in the near future and I'll be rewatching your video on it multiple times. Thanks for the good work. Looking forward to more content in the future.
I also have a particular fondness for the late Heian period, so I totally understand your sentiment. Good luck with your translation, that sounds like a very cool project!
I just got back from a con, and what a better way to wrap it up than with the first Japanese History: the Textbook video in nearly a year? Welcome back dude! Looking forward to the start of the sengoku jidai 😎
For anyone interested in the cultural segment of this video, there's a fantastic documentary series from like a decade ago called "Understanding Japan: A Cultural History" that's now free to watch on UA-cam. It's more focused on the cultural aspects of history than the political history this series tends to focus on while still touching on a lot of the same things/historic events, which makes it a great supplement to this show.
I just binged The textbook series in one day thank you so much for this wonderful series, it's bittersweet that this type of quality content takes time to produce but i'm so glad it exists, looking forward to the next video!!!
That 🔥 🔥 theme music gets me bobbin my head, clappin and shoulder shimmying every time. Glad you didn’t cave in to the haters. Keep up the good work man!
お久しぶりAdamさん、新しい動画を作ってくれて嬉しい！I’m really happy you could make a new video the 足利幕府 was interesting and how many problems it had and I think you explained the 応仁の乱 very well. I also like how you explained 地侍.my favorite was the second half the culture and daily ice was fun and heparin about 沖縄 and 北山 中山 南山 was great . 次の動画を楽しみ！
いつもご視聴いただきありがとうございます！Thanks for always being one of the first to watch! I'm glad you liked the 応仁の乱 explanation, I was worried that no matter how I explained it it would be confusing, but it sounds like it worked out alright 😁
This is so great! As important as the political events are, I absolutely cherished the second part dealing with the cultural aspects of the Muromachi period. I wish there was a long video or series of everything culture for each era. Welcome back and thank you very much!
I will definitely try to continue to shine a spotlight on social and cultural stuff going forward! It was a fun part of the video for me to make as well. Glad you enjoyed it!
I was just lamenting this channel’s infrequent updates yesterday as I relistened to all the videos this past week, and now we have a new long one! This is great-thank you!
As always, your videos are in-depth and properly researched unlike other pop-history in youtube. Given that you've included the histories of both of the Chinese Ming Dynasty and the Korean Joseon Dynasty, you'll be tackling the Imijin War eventually, right? Oh boy, that's going to be quite the historical material to be covering since it's basically a hot political mudpit for Korea and Japan especially. It'll be interesting to see how you'll be doing a unbiased view of it.
Was so happy to see this show up, and it was wonderful as always. Thank you for making such a series, which is both definitive factually and extremely enjoyable to watch, with a wonderful calm vibe overall, and so much resplendent art and other visual aids for context. Eagerly awaiting the next, however long it takes.
Again, what a fantastic channel and great content. I have no idea how long it takes you to find all the art relevant to each subject but it adds a ton to the video and helps ease us into what are often pretty complex political history facts. I feel like I've heard so much about the Ashikaga family and was never sure what they did or they were, this period was always very blurry but this video really dispelled that.
I’m super glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Collecting the images is indeed one of the most time-consuming aspects of the editing process (I have sometimes spent entire afternoons in pursuit of a single image 😅) but it makes it feel worthwhile to know you appreciate them!
really enjoy your series- such depth and so well researched, the art choices and graphics are excellent, and your presentation, voice, and obvious relish for Japanese pronunciation make these very enjoyable. Thanks, and keep up the good work!
When finally I saw the notification about your latest video my heart just jumped out of my chest as for 1 year I sometimes saw at your channel and thought when will he continue? But today finally that became true. Your videos are so enjoyable and informative as always they have been.
So glad to have another chapter to watch and digest. It has taken me a few days to have some time to put aside for it, but like all the previous videos it was well worth it. Oh, and I had an amazing time in Tohoku last year 😁
Thank you for this EXCELLENT content. Do you have any recommendation for any sources in English on how the way of warfare developed from the Onin War until the establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate?
Thank you! I’m afraid I do not, though. As I live in Japan, I do 99% of my history reading in Japanese. (I probably ought to read more English stuff too, though, as I’m sure there are a lot of great books out there.)
I'm so happy you're still making these!! It's been so long I had started thinking you quit UA-cam 😢 just a few days ago I was crying (metaphorically) to my husband about how the cool Japanese history dude hasn't posted the next video for years (a year, fine, it felt longer :c) and holy, you actually came back! I'm really happy man, I was pretty worried you actually died or something. I hope things irl are going well for you and that you can continue finding time to keep posting these ❤ Also why did UA-cam show me the notification four days late??? Messed up, dude
Also make a patrone so you can get paid for the doubtless insane amounts of labor you put into these. Just 'cause it's a labor of love doesn't mean you can't get compensation as well
I’ve been on the fence over whether to make a Patreon for so long… I think it would keep me on track better, but I think it would drive up my stress to put out videos more consistently too 😅 Anyway, I really appreciate the sentiment and the support! Thank you!
"Learning is to a man as the leaves and branches are to a tree, and it can be said that he should simply not be without it." - Takeda Shingen
Glad to see you back, the best history series on UA-cam resumes!
Sir, I watched all previous episodes again just to get to this episode. I hope the next one comes soon 🙏❤️
Just wanted to let you know I enjoy the work you put into this series.
Vefore I found your channel I've been listening to the A History of Japan podcast on Spotify up to the Muromachi period when I began having trouble keeping track of the various factions, terminology and names but your channel helped me piece everything together.
I'm already planning on continuing once you enter into the Warring States period and, hopefully, beyond.
Been so long since you're last post, wonderful to see you back here as I'm in the middle of studying the Nanboku-cho period at length since it isn't well known but your content has always been something I look forward to.
The long awaited continuation🎉
Thanks!
Thank you so much! You are keeping the lights on! 🙇
@@BuyuudenJapaneseHistory I plan to give more next video :p
Really amps my appreciation for the new anime The Elusive Samurai (also Heike Monotagari)
Amazing series. Well researched, detailed, and still very enternaining narration with great production. Congratulations! Really, I'm watching the whole series on preparation to my trip to Japan, and I'm really looking forward to see the rest published soon :D
You just became my favorite channel. It is crazy that we can get this kind of content for free. I hope you will keep going.
Thank you so much! It’s a constant battle with my work schedule, but I definitely intend to keep the series going. Your support and kind words are very, very much keeping me motivated!
Currently reading The Founding of the Kamakura Shogunate 1180-1185 by Minoru Shinoda. Had to seek it out through our state library system and shipped from a university. Thanks to your channel for bringing me such wonderful content and reviving my love for medieval japan
That book is on my read list!
YES YES YES! Never been so happy to see a notification! Grateful you're still continuing these :) :)
I did a double take when I saw the announcement! You're one of my favorite youtube channels, and have thoroughly enjoyed your videos as a huge history nerd. I honestly think your videos are some of the best english language online resources for japanese history. Very excited to see future videos to come!
Thank you so much, I appreciate the love! I'll do my best to continue to keep the channel afloat!
@@BuyuudenJapaneseHistory Best of luck with that. I also was surprised to see the new video coming after such a long silience!
Holy shit. I once again assumed you died. The greatest history channel on UA-cam is back. Your channel is a hidden gem and is massively underrated.
Yooo. He's back. I haven't seen anything new on here since I found this channel until today. I just got done watching it and I have mixed feelings about this period. While I find it fascinating that warrior-rule and decentralization lead to economic and cultural booms, I have to say, I have a bit of secondhand nostalgia for the more elegant and aristocratic parts of the Heian period in particular. I love the subtlety of The Tale of Genji, and the deep emotion of Heian period waka poetry. Not to mention that it was in the Heian period that the warriors really emerged as an actual force. Also, your video on the war in the north is particularly helpful as, not only do I love the history of Tohoku in the Heian Period, but also I'm going to be translating, and making a video on, the story of the Former Nine Years War from the Konjaku Monogatari Shu sometime in the near future and I'll be rewatching your video on it multiple times. Thanks for the good work. Looking forward to more content in the future.
I also have a particular fondness for the late Heian period, so I totally understand your sentiment. Good luck with your translation, that sounds like a very cool project!
This series is incredible! Thank you for all the work you put into researching and producing these videos.
There are no words to describe how pleased I am that you continued the series.
Glad to see so many infos about muromachi goverment in one video, usually any info about muromachi i found just jump into start of sengoku war
Glad to have you back! We visited Japan last November and visited many of the sites you reference in your videos. Keep up the good work.
The notification belled. I gasped for air.
Gay
@@calumlittle9828 All of the gay 😘
I’m sad you didn’t make this a haiku
@louie97ation A Haiku would be anachronistic for this Muromachi Period video
@@Wittle_Boyo I thought I was gay, the notification belled, I knew I was gay.
This series has forged a greater love for Japanese history than I ever thought possible ❤
I just got back from a con, and what a better way to wrap it up than with the first Japanese History: the Textbook video in nearly a year? Welcome back dude! Looking forward to the start of the sengoku jidai 😎
Thanks as always for stopping by! Hope you enjoyed your con 😊
For anyone interested in the cultural segment of this video, there's a fantastic documentary series from like a decade ago called "Understanding Japan: A Cultural History" that's now free to watch on UA-cam. It's more focused on the cultural aspects of history than the political history this series tends to focus on while still touching on a lot of the same things/historic events, which makes it a great supplement to this show.
Your back! Nice
Omg I'm so so so so excited that you're back!!!! Thank you for all the time you put into these! We are all so lucky!!!
He lives! Welcome back and looking forward to more great videos.
The master returns!
I just binged The textbook series in one day thank you so much for this wonderful series, it's bittersweet that this type of quality content takes time to produce but i'm so glad it exists, looking forward to the next video!!!
The detail and effort put into these videos make them well worth the wait and really show how much care went into them.
babe wake up, buyuuden japanese history just posted
Finally its time
After a very long pause
Buyuuden upload
Glad you are back!
That 🔥 🔥 theme music gets me bobbin my head, clappin and shoulder shimmying every time. Glad you didn’t cave in to the haters. Keep up the good work man!
I often go back to check this channel, since I am anticipating the next video so much.
Thank you so much for these videos! This is my third time through the series... fingers crossed we'll be getting into sengoku jidai soon! 🤞🏼
Quality production sir! I especially loved the final 10 minutes or so dealing with the cultural transformation of the lower classes!
A tear fell on my face when I saw a new video on this channel
お久しぶりAdamさん、新しい動画を作ってくれて嬉しい！I’m really happy you could make a new video the 足利幕府 was interesting and how many problems it had and I think you explained the 応仁の乱 very well. I also like how you explained 地侍.my favorite was the second half the culture and daily ice was fun and heparin about 沖縄 and 北山 中山 南山 was great . 次の動画を楽しみ！
いつもご視聴いただきありがとうございます！Thanks for always being one of the first to watch! I'm glad you liked the 応仁の乱 explanation, I was worried that no matter how I explained it it would be confusing, but it sounds like it worked out alright 😁
Literally checking this page every day waiting on the Sengoku video 😫
aaand I'm caught up on the entire main series. As far as UA-cam videos go, yours is hands down my favourite!!! Can't wait for next episode!!!
This is so great! As important as the political events are, I absolutely cherished the second part dealing with the cultural aspects of the Muromachi period. I wish there was a long video or series of everything culture for each era.
Welcome back and thank you very much!
I will definitely try to continue to shine a spotlight on social and cultural stuff going forward! It was a fun part of the video for me to make as well. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@BuyuudenJapaneseHistory - Thank you and I am looking forward to more videos from you!
So happy to see this channel rumble from the deep
I was just lamenting this channel’s infrequent updates yesterday as I relistened to all the videos this past week, and now we have a new long one! This is great-thank you!
So glad you're uploading again! Now, time for me to binge this series once more...
As always, your videos are in-depth and properly researched unlike other pop-history in youtube.
Given that you've included the histories of both of the Chinese Ming Dynasty and the Korean Joseon Dynasty, you'll be tackling the Imijin War eventually, right?
Oh boy, that's going to be quite the historical material to be covering since it's basically a hot political mudpit for Korea and Japan especially. It'll be interesting to see how you'll be doing a unbiased view of it.
I do hope to tackle it eventually! Although you're making me nervous about it already... Haha
Welcome back, man. Hope you’ve been well.
No need for apologizing for being late. Life can throw curve balls. It’s understandable.
I was checking for new vids days ago. Turns out, I was only off by a couple of days. So happy to see this next installment of the series.
At last a new video!!!
Welcome back, certainly can't blame you for taking a while when you're this thorough. Keep up the great work!
I am pretty late, but I literally jumped off my bed seeing this on my reccomendations. I am so glad youre back! Thanks for the great video!
Was so happy to see this show up, and it was wonderful as always. Thank you for making such a series, which is both definitive factually and extremely enjoyable to watch, with a wonderful calm vibe overall, and so much resplendent art and other visual aids for context. Eagerly awaiting the next, however long it takes.
Thank you
We missed your work
New episode, let's go!!!
You're back!! 🎉🎉🎉
waited so many for this 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Again, what a fantastic channel and great content. I have no idea how long it takes you to find all the art relevant to each subject but it adds a ton to the video and helps ease us into what are often pretty complex political history facts. I feel like I've heard so much about the Ashikaga family and was never sure what they did or they were, this period was always very blurry but this video really dispelled that.
I’m super glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Collecting the images is indeed one of the most time-consuming aspects of the editing process (I have sometimes spent entire afternoons in pursuit of a single image 😅) but it makes it feel worthwhile to know you appreciate them!
really enjoy your series- such depth and so well researched, the art choices and graphics are excellent, and your presentation, voice, and obvious relish for Japanese pronunciation make these very enjoyable. Thanks, and keep up the good work!
Have been waiting and looking forward to this video for a long time ❤, Welcome Back Mate!!!
So happy to hear from you once more.
I actually decided some old vids in order to be up to date so I could follow everything.
Yesssssssss!! The waiting has paid off.
Yes! So happy to have the next episode! You're my favorite channel that covers Japanese history, mate. keep up the great work!
Thanks for all the hard work you put into these episodes. They're always an immediate play. Looking forward to the next one!
Love this channel
Missed this upload. Glad to see you back.
It’s finally here! the best yt channel is back 🎉
When finally I saw the notification about your latest video my heart just jumped out of my chest as for 1 year I sometimes saw at your channel and thought when will he continue? But today finally that became true. Your videos are so enjoyable and informative as always they have been.
Way to go YT. Thanks for telling me about the new episode two days after release.
Welcome back! I missed this so much!
Thank you. This was worth the wait.
Worthy work. Providing temporal cultural context is a nice touch.
This is one of my favorite series on UA-cam. I’m glad to see you return
Delighted to see you posting again! I love this channel so much. Hope life has been treating you alright in the meantime.
So glad you dropped a vid, You were missed.
hope to see you back regularly :)
So glad to have another chapter to watch and digest. It has taken me a few days to have some time to put aside for it, but like all the previous videos it was well worth it. Oh, and I had an amazing time in Tohoku last year 😁
Very happy to hear you enjoyed Tohoku! It’s truly a hidden gem!
I support you being back! Epic thank you Buyuuden
THE KING IS BACK
I AM SO HAPPY YOUR BACK !!!!!
welcome back - so psyched to see a new video!
Great job with your videos, please keep doing the series.
Excellent work as always!!!
Thanks as always sir!
Yay! I was so excited to get this notification! Glad you’re back!
Great to have you back and a great video as always, well worth waiting for!
更新だ！
あとでゆっくりたのしみます！
ゆっくり楽しんでください！
Fascinating and entertaining as ever! Glad you're back making these wonderfully informative videos! Thank you!
Fantastic! Thank you!
Holy crap Buyuuden you scared me with this absence 😅 but here's warm welcome, amazing vid as ever
I’ll probably keep scaring you occasionally from here on, but I’ll do my best to keep going! 😂
Great to see you back! We missed you!
Im not at all embarrassed about how excited I got seeing this video!
Oh boy oh boy a new video! love your content! ❤
Oh sick youre back ❤ keep it up man terrific channel
Great to have you back!! 🥰
Thank you for this EXCELLENT content. Do you have any recommendation for any sources in English on how the way of warfare developed from the Onin War until the establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate?
Thank you!
I’m afraid I do not, though. As I live in Japan, I do 99% of my history reading in Japanese. (I probably ought to read more English stuff too, though, as I’m sure there are a lot of great books out there.)
I recommend: “Samurai Weapons & Fighting Techniques 1200-1877” by Thomas Conlan
Just leaving a comment here to send those good vibes and support.
he's back!!
Wowow - what a return ❤
This was so worth the long waiting 😁
Great to see you back!
Thank god, you're back❤
I'm so happy you're still making these!! It's been so long I had started thinking you quit UA-cam 😢 just a few days ago I was crying (metaphorically) to my husband about how the cool Japanese history dude hasn't posted the next video for years (a year, fine, it felt longer :c) and holy, you actually came back!
I'm really happy man, I was pretty worried you actually died or something. I hope things irl are going well for you and that you can continue finding time to keep posting these ❤
Also why did UA-cam show me the notification four days late??? Messed up, dude
Also make a patrone so you can get paid for the doubtless insane amounts of labor you put into these. Just 'cause it's a labor of love doesn't mean you can't get compensation as well
I’ve been on the fence over whether to make a Patreon for so long… I think it would keep me on track better, but I think it would drive up my stress to put out videos more consistently too 😅 Anyway, I really appreciate the sentiment and the support! Thank you!
Yay. Another video. Love your stuff. 全て感謝しますよ。
Thank you so much. Glad to see your are back
I'm glad to see you back. I found your channel during your sabbatical.