@@imperialjapaneseguy7799no, kantō(関東) literally means “the east of barrier”, and the “barrier” refers to Shanhaiguan, which is in China, because Kantōgun was initially formed in Kantōshū(関東州, Dalian/Port Arthur), and the “Kantō” in “kantōshū”refers to Shanhaiguan.
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同胞（はらから）と歌うのか！間違えて覚えていた。
This version is not accurate, 同胞 should be dōhō, instead of harakara. Dōhō is more formal and more popular during 1920s
Kantogun é o exército de Kwantung?
Não, é de Kanto, uma região no leste do Japão
Sim, mas não quis colocar kwantung pq é uma palavra ocidental que não existe na lingua japonesa.
@@imperialjapaneseguy7799 No, Kantōgun is the Kwantung Army. Though, the coincidence is an easy mistake.
@@imperialjapaneseguy7799no, kantō(関東) literally means “the east of barrier”, and the “barrier” refers to Shanhaiguan, which is in China, because Kantōgun was initially formed in Kantōshū(関東州, Dalian/Port Arthur), and the “Kantō” in “kantōshū”refers to Shanhaiguan.
O japonês é Itália só trabalho Alemanha