"露営の歌" Roei no Uta - Field Encampment Song (Japanese Imperial Music)
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2021
- [露営の歌] Roei no Uta - Field Encampment Song (Japanese Imperial Music) Lyrics
Roei no Uta (露営の歌, Song of the Camp) is a Japanese gunka song composed by Yūji Koseki with lyrics by Kīchirō Yabūchi. The song was released by Nippon Columbia in October 1938.
In the wake of the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War in July 1937, demand for patriotic songs to boost public and military morale swelled in Japan. Newspapers regularly held competitions calling for submissions from the public of songs and song lyrics. The lyrics for Roei no Uta were chosen in such a fashion, after a contest jointly held by the Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun and Osaka Mainichi Shimbun. The jury, which included the writer Kan Kikuchi and the poet Hakushū Kitahara, awarded Kīchirō Yabūchi's Roei no Uta as the winning entry. The 28-year-old composer Yūji Koseki was chosen to set the lyrics to music.
Nippon Columbia recorded the song soon after with singers Tadaharu Nakano, Akira Matsudaira, Noboru Kirishima, Hisao Itō, and Akira Sasaki performing, backed by the Nippon Columbia house orchestra under the direction of the composer. The song, originally the B-side to the Shingun no Uta (進軍の歌, Song of the Advance) which was performed by the Toyama Military Academy's band and male chorus, quickly eclipsed its discmate in popularity, eventually selling in excess of 600,000 copies.
The song became one of the most famous gunka in Japan, establishing Yūji Koseki at the forefront of Japanese composers of the era.
Lyrics (Japanese):
勝って来るぞと 勇ましく
ちかって故郷を 出たからは
手柄たてずに 死なりょうか
進軍ラッパ 聴くたびに
瞼に浮かぶ 旗の波
土も草木も 火と燃える
果てなき曠野 踏みわけて
進む日の丸 鉄兜
馬のたてがみ なでながら
明日の命を 誰が知る
弾丸もタンクも 銃剣も
しばし露営の 草まくら
夢に出てきた 父上に
死んで還れと 励まされ
醒めて睨むは 敵の空
思えば今日の 戦闘に
朱に染まって にっこりと
笑って死んだ 戦友が
天皇陛下 万歳と
残した声が 忘らりょか
戦する身は かねてから
捨てる覚悟で いるものを
ないてくれるな 草の虫
東洋平和の ためならば
なんの命が 惜しかろか
Romanji:
Katte kuru zo to isamashiku
Chika tte furusato o detakara wa
Tegara tatezu ni shina ryō ka
Shingun rappa kiku tabi ni
Mabuta ni ukabu hata no nami
Tsuchi mo kusaki mo hi to moeru
Hatenaki kōya fumi wakete
Susumu hinomaru tetsukabuto
Uma no tategami nadenagara
Ashita no inochi o dare ga shiru
Dangan mo tanku mo jūken mo
Shibashi roei no kusa makura
Yume ni detekita chichiue ni
Shinde kaere to hagemasa re
Samete niramu wa teki no sora
Omoeba kyō no sentō ni
Shu ni somatte nikkori to
Emi tte shinda sen'yū ga
Ten'nōheika banzai to
Nokoshita koe ga wasureru yoka
Sen suru mi wa kanetekara
Suteru kakugo de iru mono o
Naite kureru na kusa no mushi
Tōyō heiwa no tamenaraba
Nan no inochi ga oshikaro ka
死んで帰れとはなんとかなしい
JAPAN REALLY IS SOMETHING INTERESTING 💙💙🔥🔥🔥
👍👏🙌Empire of Japan What a great copy thank you.
I was listening to music and had to go to the restroom and this started playing and that has to have been one of the most solemn scariest pisses of my life
imagine a kamikaze plane landing right into your house right before your eyes.
你好
I can imagine this situation.
Same
If that happened to me I would be like OH SH** and sh** and said THEY ARE HERE
Legiun indonesian trooper untuk kejayaan asi timur raya......!!!!
Worker kali ah bukan trooper. Wkwkwk
The real J-POP
日本才是亚洲之光❤❤来自中国的爱
Đại Đông Á Vạn Tuế
Thiên hoàng bệ hạ vạn tuế
The song has a heavy, sombre and deep tone. it is very emotional and a well crafted military song. Imperialism is awful, but this song is made well.
Pretty sad song
??? What you say, its a pretty good song, so cool
Oh, serch the lyrics, roei no uta its a beutiful song
Bro the first part and the lyrics is sad
Bonzai! Bonzai! Bonzai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He never back home and I hope America and japan would make peace forever
Banzaiii
Japan go brrt
TENNO HEIKA BANZAI!
ayyy
TENNO HEIKA BANZAI!
PETA,Heiho dan seinendan
Banzai
Nippon Tjahaja Asia
Nippon Pelindoeng Asia
Nippon Pemimpin Asia
Nippon pengenjot asia
this is the real japan, not the filthy degenerate anime
I agree
anime is based and so is the empire
@@5hiranai yeah so nazi germany was also a good thing?
@@NoobHammer YES.
It was. Now anime is the real Japan. Wartime US was infiltrated top to bottom by commies and it spilled over into occupied axis countries. The degeneracy is deeply embedded within the political fabric of the country.
Look at this dude looking for me lmfao
LMAO now I see you
死んで帰れとはなんとかなしい
父親のその建前の言葉の裏には生きて帰ってこいという本心の願いがあり、その矛盾こそ日本の美徳だったのです
@@user-bl1ig3or2g それが日本の美徳ならば矛盾を内包していることになり、美徳としては成り立たないのではないかと思う。
軍歌はプロパガンダとしても使われたから生きて帰れなんて言ったら戦争意欲なんて沸かないよね
@@user-ow3fl4on9f その通りです。だから反戦派として軍歌を認められないのです。