Tokyo Phoenix, the Rise of Modern Japan

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  • Опубліковано 4 лют 2025

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  • @okitasan
    @okitasan 2 місяці тому +102

    This documentary could've easily just had a host speaking to a camera, with the usual film clips, photos, graphics edited with all sorts of unnecessary sound effects. Instead, they dove deep into the film archives and wove a story with them, as if they went back in time and shot the history of Tokyo. Really fantastic editing and production. So many sights of old Tokyo I've never seen before.

    • @bassman_tommy
      @bassman_tommy 28 днів тому +3

      Great comment ❤

    • @wongcw08
      @wongcw08 21 день тому +2

      This is simply an amazing documentary. I have learnt so much about the Japanese people, the militarisation of Japan during WW2, and appreciate their current challenges all in an hour. Extremely highly recommended.

    • @hayato2837
      @hayato2837 9 днів тому

      映像は良いとしても、説明は不適切でありまさに西洋人が都合の良いように編集されてます。
      GHQの占領政策を西洋人は学ばない。
      正義は戦勝国が決める。

  • @jam_jam15
    @jam_jam15 3 місяці тому +70

    I have such admiration for the people of Tokyo. Every time disaster strikes, they build back stronger and better than before. The beautiful spirit of the Tokyoites is what helps this city to flourish.

  • @vivekkaushik9508
    @vivekkaushik9508 6 місяців тому +263

    Brilliant. People won't realize the importance of such documentaries for another 200 years.

    • @HunKorean
      @HunKorean 3 місяці тому +3

      At least we are here :)
      There's hope

    • @schnitzel_enjoyer
      @schnitzel_enjoyer 2 місяці тому +1

      Every documentary by NHK is propaganda, they never talk about their warcrimes but brag about nuclear bombing of poor innocent japan.

    • @davidmartinezjimenez6458
      @davidmartinezjimenez6458 Місяць тому +1

      Olvidaron contar varios valiosos " detalles"...

  • @JustCassually
    @JustCassually 6 місяців тому +417

    It always fascinated me how Japan rose and fell, only to rise once again throughout history. As an Asian, Japan's story has always been an inspirational one. To be able to recover only 20years after the war... then goes on to be an economic powerhouse second only to the US just a decade or two later, is such a testament of the Japanese people's aspirations. Despite the obvious bias, looking mostly through the lenses of the western imagination of Japan, this is an incredibly well made Documentary! Thank you for sharing it with us!

    • @RUHappyATM
      @RUHappyATM 5 місяців тому +17

      Wonder why Japan rose from the ashes?
      USA and the Cold War.

    • @JustCassually
      @JustCassually 5 місяців тому +38

      @@RUHappyATM Well, USA and the Cold War certainly helped... But there will always going to be a post war Japan. However, the mere fact that Japan rose to become the second largest gdp in the world by mere decades after a devastating war, is something the Japanese people must be credited for. Not even the US could've predicted that. So much so, that by the 80's, a survey indicated that most Americans regard Japanese economic hegemony a more pressing threat to them than the Soviets... Leading to the Plaza Accords.

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 5 місяців тому

      ​@@JustCassuallyThey are very lucky they didn't fall to the soviots otherwise they would've been dark and depressing worthless animals in other words a pathetic excuse for a civilization like north korea.But instead they became a technological giant as well as a peace loving nation who loves all things cute and cuddly even tho that can be a sick obsession sometimes.

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 5 місяців тому +10

      ​@@JustCassuallyExactly they were doing so well that the economy was booming higher than other nations.

    • @N.-hm3tl
      @N.-hm3tl 5 місяців тому +9

      @@JustCassually 日米半導体協定も忘れてはいけません。

  • @我爱中国共产党-w2l
    @我爱中国共产党-w2l 5 місяців тому +18

    For a Chinese guy like me who visited Tokyo 3 times within one year, this documentary is priceless, not only to know more about the city's history, but also the soul of it.

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 4 місяці тому

      I apologise for the suffering the japs caused but at least we westerners didn't let their crimes go unpunished, cause the nukes teached them what true terror and fear looks like I'm just very happy we gave them the help they needed during the occupation.

    • @mysticalrandomness4282
      @mysticalrandomness4282 4 місяці тому

      @@Yk1000- No- the nukes killed civilians not the war criminals and soldiers. Some of the war criminals were charged and many were let go. Overall, their crimes were not truly punished

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 4 місяці тому

      @@mysticalrandomness4282 First of all the nukes destroyed important military bases on Both cities wiping out thousands of troops,in the Tokyo trials 5k including 25 class A war criminals were executed and 900 given life term sentences so many paid their debt with their blood which is satisfaction. Considering the bullshit they put us through had the war continued millions would've pershied but they're lucky they stopped.

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 4 місяці тому

      @@mysticalrandomness4282 like I said both cities had military bases including Hiroshima which was important the nukes killed thousands of troops as well. But your right during the trials some that were imprisoned were realised sooner than their actual time or spared from it.

    • @CaitlinMaguire-g6g
      @CaitlinMaguire-g6g 6 днів тому

      @@Yk1000- the cities were chosen due to them being undamaged up until that point in the war. this was to observe the effects of blast on an undamaged area

  • @simply_exploring
    @simply_exploring 5 місяців тому +60

    I'm half Japanese/American and learned more about the history of Japan in this one video than in my entire 36 years of being alive (including living in Japan and going to school there fore 8 years)... So thank you.

    • @himzak1
      @himzak1 5 місяців тому +1

      YOU FEEL JAPANESS OR AMERICAN
      ?

    • @simply_exploring
      @simply_exploring 5 місяців тому +8

      @@himzak1 good question. I guess American is more appropriate now because I’ve forgotten most of my Japanese and have not lived in Japan most of my life. But the memories still remain as a normal Japanese when I lived there as a kid (I spoke only Japanese till the age of 10)

    • @Aslan999jr
      @Aslan999jr 4 місяці тому +2

      21:37 as ultron said: "everyone creates the thing they dread
      men of peace create engine of war
      invaders create avenger
      people create smaller people...uhh.. children... haha I lost the word there
      children, designed to supplant them to help them end"

    • @ywgmb35
      @ywgmb35 4 місяці тому +4

      @@simply_exploring if you started studying Japanese again, you'd learn it extremely fast

    • @simply_exploring
      @simply_exploring 4 місяці тому +2

      @@ywgmb35 its true, I get really excited when I meet actual Japanese people, and try to practice my Japanese with them. And some words that I thought I’ve forgotten forever come rushing back into my memory.

  • @mapperid
    @mapperid 2 місяці тому +25

    cameraman never dies. Yes, they bring a legacy on their captured video and photo. I am really grateful for their dedication, they may never guessed that this documentary would be an education video a hundred years laters.

  • @yasu.n7164
    @yasu.n7164 6 місяців тому +44

    Thank you for your valuable and wonderful video
    I was also impressed that it was explained in Japanese.
    The only thing is that there are some Japanese words that I can't understand and some kanji that are incorrectly read.
    If you read it incorrectly, it will have a different meaning, so I went back and listened to the video several times.
    I ended up using Japanese subtitles.
    I realized once again that the Japanese language would not exist without kanji, hiragana, and katakana.
    I would like to express my gratitude and praise to the authors for their efforts.

    • @SONMINHTRAN1
      @SONMINHTRAN1 5 місяців тому

      WESTERN CIVILIZATION ENRICH, ENLIGHTEN, EMPOWER HUMAN BEING UNIVERSALLY .IN CONTRAST .EASTERN CIVILIZATION LIKE 5,000 YEARS CHINESE, EMPOVERISH AND TRAUMATIZE HUMAN BEING UNTIL TODAY ...
      Reply

    • @Flavio98767
      @Flavio98767 5 місяців тому

      El "hiragana" y el "katakana" son alfabetos fonéticos; cada letra representa una sílaba. Los "kanji" son ideogramas, o sea que poseen significado.

  • @1changi
    @1changi 5 місяців тому +48

    Amazing footage of archived films stitched together depicting the rise of modern Japan. A remarkable documentary in which never shown before footage are screened for the next generation to understand the history of Tokyo. Very much appreciated.

  • @tvk9030
    @tvk9030 5 місяців тому +11

    this is the content i watched from start to finish ! it was so engaging it changed my mind for the moment ! great content and an amazing country !

  • @岸田理雄
    @岸田理雄 5 місяців тому +19

    it's a neutral program. as japanese high school student, I want to say grateful words for the channel.

  • @chilchil-w3p
    @chilchil-w3p 6 місяців тому +160

    Unparalleled accuracy and detailed documentary
    From civilization's opening to the military's rise to power, to postwar Japan's development and the crises of our time, everything is accurately told.

    • @rudolphvaleriano1578
      @rudolphvaleriano1578 5 місяців тому +4

      hold up,,,,, hold up,,,,,,,,,, not entirely,,, nobody asked where Japan got its cash to immediately modernize and quickly jump into war with Imperial Russia??? and why Russia, why war?

    • @無-u7s
      @無-u7s 5 місяців тому +3

      どこがだよw

    • @rhysnichols8608
      @rhysnichols8608 5 місяців тому +6

      You’re very easily pleased aren’t you? Unparalleled?? It’s extremely basic and surface level l. Get some standards

    • @Aslan999jr
      @Aslan999jr 4 місяці тому

      21:37 as ultron said: "everyone creates the thing they dread
      men of peace create engine of war
      invaders create avenger
      people create smaller people...uhh.. children... haha I lost the word there
      children, designed to supplant them to help them end"

    • @nori-og6hm
      @nori-og6hm 4 місяці тому +2

      @@Aslan999jr 待て待て、間違っている所が沢山あるよ。

  • @gouzaedits
    @gouzaedits 6 місяців тому +56

    Increíble documental. Muchísimas gracias por traerlo a todos nosotros. Piel de gallina en los últimos minutos.

  • @arcfastr1
    @arcfastr1 6 місяців тому +143

    A great story of Guns, Oil, and the Fear of Reprisal. The understated, yet elegant, Nihonbashi bridge surviving all those bombing raids, natural disasters, and transformation of cityscape is a wonderful symbol of their people's resilience through time.

  • @danielrocha8266
    @danielrocha8266 6 місяців тому +128

    Honestly Japan history inspires me, falling and rising up again and again is something that resonates with me so much! I will be visiting Japan very soon

    • @jacklenden505
      @jacklenden505 5 місяців тому +2

      don't

    • @El_Loto_Azúl
      @El_Loto_Azúl 5 місяців тому +10

      ​@@jacklenden505 Why?

    • @jasondiggs6740
      @jasondiggs6740 5 місяців тому +4

      @@jacklenden505 ?

    • @maureenmurphy7817
      @maureenmurphy7817 5 місяців тому +6

      I stayed for one week in the northern area of Yanaka, an area of Tokyo spared the fire bombings of WW2. I strongly recommend spedning time there. Bon Voyage!

    • @bitolalkemprai8421-e8n
      @bitolalkemprai8421-e8n 5 місяців тому +6

      I hope u know about the war crimes committed by the Japanese imperial army and how those crimes were being appreciated in japan

  • @rachaeldeleon_
    @rachaeldeleon_ 4 місяці тому +10

    Amazing documentary! Thanks for creating this! Greetings from the Philippines. :)

  • @farzadforozmehr5602
    @farzadforozmehr5602 4 місяці тому +48

    As an Iranian, I think living in Asia is a difficult situation and Japanese people have so brilliant brains to build and rebuild their country.
    Accept my appreciation for the affected documentary, so thank you.

    • @TheWorld4all
      @TheWorld4all 3 місяці тому +1

      yes... with a massive help from the US

    • @kingjet5123
      @kingjet5123 3 місяці тому +6

      ​@@TheWorld4allAnd? What's your point? All that help means nothing if the ppl don't have the willingness to do better and succeed. There is a group of ppl in this world right now that have been getting help and handouts since the 60's. And they are still complaining about the past and struggling to do better

    • @huytran6696
      @huytran6696 3 місяці тому +1

      @@TheWorld4all that should bbe applied to South korea, japan totally can build on their own US just push it faster so they can have a "fleet" in pacific

    • @tvnsfca007
      @tvnsfca007 3 місяці тому

      @@TheWorld4alllol, you racist idiots like to take credit for everything huh? Your country is a giant shithole right now trying to decide which knucklehead is going to be the next president.

    • @allentoyokawa9068
      @allentoyokawa9068 2 місяці тому +1

      @@TheWorld4all Yeah... no

  • @sylvesterdang
    @sylvesterdang 5 місяців тому +20

    Truly a Phoenix. Too many reasons to fail but always rise

  • @RaspberrySquare1313
    @RaspberrySquare1313 6 місяців тому +93

    Cheers from México Tokio 🗼 all I want is peace, not war in our world...

    • @felipillo72
      @felipillo72 6 місяців тому +4

      Si ojala porque no me extraña que Japón quite el pacifismo como valor importante. Y que EEUU intentará hacer una "Alianza del Pacífico" apenas se conformó una con tres países aliados de Estados Unidos para encerrar a China.

    • @gnightcore5352
      @gnightcore5352 6 місяців тому

      Meksyk popiera Rosję, Meksyk jest naszym wrogiem.

    • @chad_dogedoge
      @chad_dogedoge 6 місяців тому +5

      Cheers from former Japanese Empire Colony , Mexico , Pampanga Philippines

    • @nappyn8fillmore
      @nappyn8fillmore 5 місяців тому +1

      Cheers!

    • @3811eric
      @3811eric 5 місяців тому

      Amen! Say that to the Japanese government. They still think they are in the 1900s.

  • @MegaDiscoveryOfficial
    @MegaDiscoveryOfficial 2 дні тому

    I’ve always been fascinated by Japan’s ability to rise, fall, and then rise again throughout its history. As an Asian, Japan’s story is truly inspiring. To recover in just 20 years after the war, and then become an economic powerhouse second only to the US in just a few decades, is a powerful testament to the resilience and aspirations of the Japanese people. Although the perspective is mostly shaped by Western views of Japan, this documentary is incredibly well made! Thank you for sharing it with us!

  • @silvioperez3799
    @silvioperez3799 6 місяців тому +142

    Para mi , Japón es una nación increible de coraje ,valor, diciplina ,sin ver hacia atras. EXELENTE video histórico.

    • @pubbliaudio
      @pubbliaudio 5 місяців тому

      Amigo los japonese son solo facistas

    • @Rainbow_Task_1A
      @Rainbow_Task_1A 5 місяців тому

      y como no miran hacia atrás, reniegan de sus abominables crímenes de guerra como la masacre de Nanking, las mujeres de confort, la unidad 731, entre otros. Por no mirar hacia atrás, caen en una colosal hipocresía, muy delirante considerando que supuestamente valoran el honor. La negación de sus crímenes es de lo más falto de honor que hay. Deberían aprender de los Alemanes que al menos son maduros históricamente y enfrentan el asunto enseñando a sus jóvenes el pasado Nazi para evitar repetir los errores.

    • @andresmattos7541
      @andresmattos7541 5 місяців тому +8

      LEE SOBRE LA UNIDAD 731 Y VUELVE A COMENTAR SI TODAVIA PIENSAS ASI.

    • @Rainbow_Task_1A
      @Rainbow_Task_1A 5 місяців тому

      Estimado: Unidad 731, Masacre de Nanking, Mujeres de comfort/consuelo. Lea un poco de historia más allá de los videos que romantizan y notará que no es tan excelente como cree. Por ejemplo, los japoneses fueron tan brutales en Nanking que hasta un funcionario Nazi, John Rabe, lo consideró excesivo y trató de ayudar Chinos. Imagine Usted... Y de las mujeres de consuelo: las engañaban diciendo que las llevaban a trabajos en fábricas bien pagados para que los soldados se turnasen con ellas durante todo el día. Extremadamente asqueroso y maligno. Pero eso no se enseña en las escuelas del Japón porque les resulta incómodo seguramente hay que mantener el "honor"...
      Los Japoneses de hoy no tienen la culpa por los crímenes de sus ancestros pero sí tienen responsabilidad de enseñar la historia con más honestidad, como los Alemanes que son maduros y enfrentan sus pasajes oscuros como adultos.

    • @geoamerica3164
      @geoamerica3164 5 місяців тому +2

      @@andresmattos7541 bueno pero para que tanto show

  • @ngknm_14
    @ngknm_14 Місяць тому

    Incredible work, great documentary! I don't even remember when was the last time I've been watching one despite reading a lot all the time.
    This is the hour of your life time which is not wasted, no. Moreover, it's not only making you more educated but also pushes you to think about many things in our life, which is especially important considering many events of recent years, including the beginning of full scale Russian invasion into Ukraine and the terrible war which continues almost 3 years at this moment.
    Thank you for this precious material!

  • @aproy5256
    @aproy5256 6 місяців тому +19

    Great documentary!!
    Love to know how Tokyo is developed looking from western side.

    • @afizi1213
      @afizi1213 5 місяців тому

      yahh malaysia also folkow same think and that happens some insident that change malaysia policy to be more pro east asia like japan and korea that more polite that western is rude

  • @nathanjones8003
    @nathanjones8003 13 днів тому

    Awesome Doc. Well done... packed a lot of interesting information and videos in a short time. We citizens of all Nations through all history have suffered at the behest of our bad leaders. Citizens of Japan have proved themselves to be a resilient people... and when left with no choice, fierce warriors. Being escorted around by those walking the streets recording, I got hooked on observing how well Japanese in Tokyo are managing so packed in with people. Reminds me of New York in it's heyday when the city never slept.

  • @neilghosh3821
    @neilghosh3821 6 місяців тому +13

    Legendary documentary.

  • @Gb_alcayde
    @Gb_alcayde 6 місяців тому +25

    Thank you for this! Form the Philippines ❤

  • @judahbenhur1343
    @judahbenhur1343 5 місяців тому +17

    In world history i admire Japan the most...!

    • @BAINynoona1
      @BAINynoona1 16 днів тому

      Get some knowledge on rise of Singapore too..

  • @a.z7830
    @a.z7830 3 місяці тому +13

    countries like Japan should be a role model to any other nation in the world.

  • @marcogarcia4197
    @marcogarcia4197 6 місяців тому +28

    EXCELENTE JAPÓN Y SALUDOS DESDE LIMA PERÚ

  • @berndhofmann752
    @berndhofmann752 6 місяців тому +19

    Sehr guter Bericht!
    Die Städte Japans haben sich auch nach dem 2. Wk nochmal enorm verändert.
    Ein besonderes Land und Menschen. ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @sakichan3301
    @sakichan3301 4 місяці тому +5

    This was an amazing experience, thank you very much.

  • @barrymaslow8441
    @barrymaslow8441 3 місяці тому +2

    THIS doc is straight up wonderful...

  • @Oneiromaster
    @Oneiromaster 6 місяців тому +11

    Incredible documentary. Thank you for your work 🙏

  • @SONMINHTRAN1
    @SONMINHTRAN1 5 місяців тому +2

    BEST DOCUMENTARY CHANNEL

  • @morenofranco9235
    @morenofranco9235 3 місяці тому +6

    The one city I want to see before I die. Such an energetic city.

  • @月火水木金正恩-v5y
    @月火水木金正恩-v5y 6 місяців тому +24

    翻訳がちょっとおかしいけど、貴重な映像をありがとう🇯🇵

  • @van3047
    @van3047 6 місяців тому +54

    日本がここまで発展したのは
    日本人の勤勉さや手先の器用さ、地理的なこと、季節があり歴史があるのと一説には海外と違いあまり宗教による縛りがないからと言われている。

    • @jeffpliskin
      @jeffpliskin 6 місяців тому

      They have a grude against europeans and white men always trying to prove they can do the same or one better. Discreatly japnese are very racist even towards other asians.
      Chinese under ccp have similar mindset.

    • @farmers740
      @farmers740 6 місяців тому +12

      还有日本人对教育的重视,明治维新前日本人有一半识字,而中国到1949年只有5%的人口识字。哪怕到今天中国很多地方的人不会说普通话。

    • @kamada1960
      @kamada1960 5 місяців тому

      日本の戦後の復興と発展は、共産主義諸国と対抗するための米国の戦略に乗ったため。ゆえに共産主義諸国が崩壊すると間もなく、日本経済の成長は止まり、停滞は今も続く。
      江戸時代の日本人の9割以上が平仮名を識字でき、5割以上が漢文を識字できた。最近では、このような教育水準の高さも危うくなっている。

    • @izksbzkl
      @izksbzkl 5 місяців тому +5

      ​​@@farmers740不会说普通话真的没什么,本来方言就是文化的一种,况且大部分地区的人都是普通话加方言😂

    • @farmers740
      @farmers740 5 місяців тому

      @@izksbzkl 会说普通话代表着能接收不一样的文化,相对不会保守封闭。你观察一下

  • @ariesone25
    @ariesone25 5 місяців тому +2

    This is an invaluable video documentary.

  • @8ersoul8
    @8ersoul8 6 місяців тому +13

    Great insight to growth of a nation.

  • @PacoOtis
    @PacoOtis 4 місяці тому +1

    Excellently presented and very, very thought provoking! Best of luck to all of us!

  • @Karu16_12
    @Karu16_12 6 місяців тому +12

    De los mejores documentales , gracias 🤗

  • @RobertEmmett-ni6xp
    @RobertEmmett-ni6xp 5 місяців тому +2

    A pretty good documentary which covers all the basics with such recondite acumen. I've lived here for decades and haven't really been able to verbalize the full reasons, however this documentary stirred more than few .

  • @Eve-RanRyujin
    @Eve-RanRyujin 6 місяців тому +15

    Beautiful country ❤

  • @user-yv7tz6sr8z
    @user-yv7tz6sr8z Місяць тому +3

    Love japan from south korea

  • @horstkutsch4783
    @horstkutsch4783 6 місяців тому +17

    I am living with my family in Shinjuku, in the heart of Tokyo. When I leave the mansion, two parks are in the neighbourhood. Green everywhere, and silent like to be outside the city (Nishi Waseda with the famous university with the same name).

    • @lauraa7042
      @lauraa7042 6 місяців тому +2

      Why is it so quiet where you live?

    • @rslife5160
      @rslife5160 6 місяців тому +5

      Outside of the touristy places, Tokyo is actually pretty quiet.

    • @Kotaro-b8i
      @Kotaro-b8i 21 день тому

      Not to bother neighbors, which is taught very strictly when we were children.

    • @Kotaro-b8i
      @Kotaro-b8i 21 день тому

      Maybe because we have small land of living space compared to other countries?i don’t know

  • @wplg
    @wplg 5 місяців тому +34

    Outstanding documentary!
    I was in Japan in the US Army thru 1970-72, then in 1977 Japan as a music artist.
    Your account is spot on.

    • @BrianRissooumbofficial
      @BrianRissooumbofficial 3 місяці тому

      How were you a music artist if you were in the army???

    • @ercanqa7452
      @ercanqa7452 Місяць тому

      oh please stop with your US military imperialist bullshit , we don't want to hear that , wtf do you creatures think who you are .

  • @HaiHeanWays
    @HaiHeanWays 5 місяців тому +4

    I watched this film from the beginning until to the end with impressions and admiring the people of Japanese. This film reveals the extraordinary resilience of the Japanese people. From Cambodia

  • @idee7896
    @idee7896 20 днів тому

    People of Japan exemplify perserverance, tolerance, endurance, and persistance. Amazing people.

  • @tokyoking18
    @tokyoking18 6 місяців тому +5

    Amazing Video and Amazing City.

  • @dac545j
    @dac545j 2 місяці тому +1

    Going back to Nihonbashi and the statue of Saigo Takamori was a really good piece of direction.

  • @dr.pieropacheco
    @dr.pieropacheco 5 місяців тому +4

    varias veces renaciendo de las cenizas ....buen documental

  • @rommelflores2618
    @rommelflores2618 20 днів тому

    Watching this as I went to Tokyo last year on a week long trip. Hope to go back there in the near future 😊

  • @Awdal_State
    @Awdal_State 5 місяців тому +21

    Once I heard Japan 🇯🇵 first words that came out of my head are Honor , obedience and anime 🎎🪭

  • @Michael_Hunt
    @Michael_Hunt 10 днів тому

    Didn't even check the time once while watching this, that's how you know you're watching a good doc 👍

  • @jean-lucjanot7054
    @jean-lucjanot7054 6 місяців тому +24

    Excellent documentaire. Dommage que la bande-son en français souffre de bizarres changements de vitesse. Des erreurs aussi dans le commentaire: 1941 traduit par 1991...

    • @BluRabbit
      @BluRabbit 5 місяців тому +5

      C'est effectivement dommage. Il s'agit pourtant manifestement d'un documentaire produit par Arte France. Donc ce documentaire possède donc logiquement un son original en français il semble que sur la chaîne ici présente 'Best documentary' c'est la version en anglais qui a été traduit automatiquement en français ce qui génère effectivement des erreurs notamment en termes de dates à plusieurs reprises et un rythme bizarre, des répétitions de mêmes mots. Il serait plus intéressant qu'Arte France mette ce documentaire sur sa propre chaîne youtube en version française.

    • @hikjuil
      @hikjuil 5 місяців тому

      @@BluRabbit C'est quand même bien foutu si c'est l'IA

    • @jean-lucjanot7054
      @jean-lucjanot7054 5 місяців тому

      @@BluRabbit Vous avez tout à fait raison!

  • @JS-te2vj
    @JS-te2vj 5 місяців тому

    This is a tremendously beneficial documentary - and I'd say a relatively fair representation of Japan, Tokyo, and the Japanese post war rise. thank you, from a Japanese Tokyoite!

  • @kbj8953
    @kbj8953 6 місяців тому +25

    Tokyo in the 1930s was already very modernized. They had neon signs (21:12).

    • @SunglassSensei
      @SunglassSensei 6 місяців тому +8

      True.
      Also, Tesla, who developed the neon light, used them widely at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago.

    • @Yk1000-
      @Yk1000- 5 місяців тому

      Yep, until they made the most biggest MISTAKE of their race which nearly brought them to EXTINCTION.🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @toripuru_wav
    @toripuru_wav 2 місяці тому +1

    I've never been to the museum in Hiroshima, but seeing the footage of charred bodies was unreal...

  • @donotsu6378
    @donotsu6378 6 місяців тому +8

    Outstanding documentary….

  • @markanthonymianacyberworld420
    @markanthonymianacyberworld420 5 місяців тому +21

    Kunichiwa ! Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭⛩️🇯🇵 to Japan Empire !!!

    • @taotao98103
      @taotao98103 5 місяців тому

      The Filipinos that were forced to sexual slavery by the Japanese were kidnapped from the population and were routinely gang-raped, tortured, and humiliated. Many of them had their breasts cut off or received damaging wounds whenever they fought back against the soldier's sexual advancements. Many were also murdered and disposed like animals.During the occupation, the Japanese were also known to have killed Filipino infants as an act of entertainment and stress-reliever.
      The Japanese also sent "doctors" and "surgeons" to the Philippines, who performed human experimentation of native Filipinos. Some of these experiments included amputations, dissections, and suturing blood vessels of live humans. Surgeons gruesomely performed vivisections on Filipinos. Before such experiments, the victims were forced by the Japanese to dig their own graves first. In some cases, the bodies of vivisected Filipinos were sewed back up, then the living victims were shot dead. In other cases, the vivisected victims were left with huge open stomachs then dumped in their graves along with their intestines and left to die.

    • @LeBronGay-d6y
      @LeBronGay-d6y 5 місяців тому

      @@taotao98103and?

    • @m420-nd1if
      @m420-nd1if 5 місяців тому +3

      Do you have ANY idea what the japanese empire did to your grandmothers and grandfathers???? Especially your grandmothers....

    • @yezhao8965
      @yezhao8965 5 місяців тому +2

      PLEASE read more history...

    • @PoyoPoyomfs
      @PoyoPoyomfs 4 місяці тому +5

      @@m420-nd1ifand who cares? A lot of philipinos live in japan lol i even went to high school with one, im not Japanese but im born here.

  • @novawax
    @novawax 6 місяців тому +11

    Excelente documental. Gracias.

  • @Dusky-Memory
    @Dusky-Memory 5 місяців тому +8

    If you look at any of the other countries in the world, you could never see such rapid modernization and advancement in short period of time. It’s rather remarkable. This could only be achieved in a homogenous country, with a superior culture, you’ll never see anything like this elsewhere. Period.

  • @osamushi94
    @osamushi94 6 місяців тому +23

    度重なる災難で、あれだけ優秀な人々が亡くなってしまっても、残された日本人の復興への優秀な力、協働する力は消えなかった。素晴らしいと思います。ただ、説明ナレーションの内容に疑問符は付きますがね。生きた歴史は若い人も過去の現実の姿見たほうが良いと思います。

    • @tvk9030
      @tvk9030 5 місяців тому +6

      日本は伝統的な活動が最も強く維持されている場所です。一部の国では、文化や伝統産業を保存できていません。

    • @luispalacio5568
      @luispalacio5568 5 місяців тому +4

      japon es un pais increible historia cultura educacion seguridad alta tecnologia

    • @SONMINHTRAN1
      @SONMINHTRAN1 5 місяців тому

      WESTERN CIVILIZATION ENRICH, ENLIGHTEN, EMPOWER HUMAN BEING UNIVERSALLY .IN CONTRAST .EASTERN CIVILIZATION LIKE 5,000 YEARS CHINESE, EMPOVERISH AND TRAUMATIZE HUMAN BEING UNTIL TODAY ...
      Reply

    • @Kotaro-b8i
      @Kotaro-b8i 21 день тому +1

      日本の当たり前が他国だとそうでもないんですよね。先人に感謝🙇‍♂️

  • @hoangduc1308
    @hoangduc1308 6 місяців тому +47

    The video is very interesting and impressive! I hope the channel will make a series about Vietnam, especially South Vietnam from 1954 to 1975. ^^

  • @lament3353
    @lament3353 6 місяців тому +48

    外国目線の歴史は実に面白い

    • @SONMINHTRAN1
      @SONMINHTRAN1 5 місяців тому

      WESTERN CIVILIZATION ENRICH, ENLIGHTEN, EMPOWER HUMAN BEING UNIVERSALLY .IN CONTRAST .EASTERN CIVILIZATION LIKE 5,000 YEARS CHINESE, EMPOVERISH AND TRAUMATIZE HUMAN BEING UNTIL TODAY ...
      Reply

  • @AlvaroS-i7e
    @AlvaroS-i7e 5 місяців тому

    Fantástica narración Don Joaquín. Enhorabuena y a seguir con todo el detalle que sea necesario. El domingo 19 van a hacer falta muchas horas.

  • @inxubo
    @inxubo 6 місяців тому +8

    excelentísimo DOCUMENTAL. SUPER EMOTIVO .

  • @eyeofthetiger7966
    @eyeofthetiger7966 6 місяців тому +6

    Very Informative.

  • @brianmaitai7685
    @brianmaitai7685 4 місяці тому

    Outstanding ! Where has this documentary been all my life?

  • @東雲かをる
    @東雲かをる 6 місяців тому +60

    とても貴重な資料ですね

  • @camiloernestohernandezrinc7823
    @camiloernestohernandezrinc7823 5 місяців тому +1

    EXCELENTE DOCUMENTAL. Lo produjeron con absoluto sentido de seriedad y de investigación histórica que lo hacen creíble como fuente primaria. La clase de análisis pormenorizado que uno encuentra con cierta facilidad en su propia ciudad, en su propio país, y muchas veces en la de sus vecidos o en las grandes ciudades del primer mundo, responde casi todo en este caso sobre una ciudad que simplemente uno asume que ha existido desde siempre; pero que nunca se había adentardo uno mismo a observar en detalle y que merecía una producción así de pormenorizada y completa. Tokio vista con ojos sociológicos e históricos, más allá de la idealización por el Japón mismo que a muchos nos encanta. De verdad que no tiene desperdicio. Lo voy a compartir...

  • @Kumell_nya
    @Kumell_nya 6 місяців тому +63

    ナレーションの日本語が間違いだらけで結構聞きとりにくいですね。字幕で読まないと……。
    ただ、よくここまで調べましたね……凄いです。

    • @00ta
      @00ta 6 місяців тому +24

      日本語ナレーションはがオリジナルの英語音声から自動生成したものみたいです。
      英語音声を選ぶと快適に視聴できます。

    • @robinciccione5366
      @robinciccione5366 4 місяці тому +7

      The french version too. Have some errors

    • @user.Komatuna
      @user.Komatuna 4 місяці тому +5

      中国語の読み方が少しばかりあるので、分かりづらいんですね

  • @PanasBhattarai-ol3qo
    @PanasBhattarai-ol3qo 23 дні тому

    What an excellent documentary!

  • @AM-sf8hx
    @AM-sf8hx 3 місяці тому +8

    日本の近代史をこのフィルムを通して学べて興味深かった。
    明治維新から関東大震災、WW I、世界恐慌、東京大空襲、WW IIを経て高度経済成長と羨ましくも栄枯盛衰を感じ取れた。
    2024年現在、20代の自分にとって政治不安、デフレ、少子化、年金問題など希望の無い時代に感じるが、国家の繁栄は来るのだろうか、改めて将来について考えさせられた。
    奇しくも本日衆議院選挙日であり、日本の未来に自分の未来に希望を持って信念を持って投票してきた。
    100年後現代が羨ましがられる過去である事を少しでも望む。

  • @mariayssabellelovemarajo8207
    @mariayssabellelovemarajo8207 6 місяців тому +4

    There strong mind and attitude bring there success....

  • @christmunzenmayer3468
    @christmunzenmayer3468 5 місяців тому +1

    It's a good documentary. I live in a very seismic country ,Chile southamerica, wherr ocurred the strongest and more devastating eartquake measured in the World (9.5 Richter) and the tsunami arrived in the Japan coast. I understand how they felt during the eartquake, the need to rise again and struggle against Nature.

  • @chaoznofx
    @chaoznofx 6 місяців тому +4

    Excelente Documental .

  • @skymore2948
    @skymore2948 23 дні тому

    Drums on!
    Remember me at
    DR. SOETOMO'S Street ❤

  • @thesantoshlamashow7888
    @thesantoshlamashow7888 Місяць тому

    Every developing countries people should watch this documentary

  • @abc-ku8rc
    @abc-ku8rc 6 місяців тому +135

    日本人だけど、良くできたドキュメンタリーだと思う

    • @mistycloud4455
      @mistycloud4455 5 місяців тому +4

      Why do Japanese disregard their war crimes and at the same time they hold prejudice for other people?

    • @タイワンガザミ
      @タイワンガザミ 5 місяців тому +20

      ​@@mistycloud4455
      Why do we say that Japan's war crimes were ignored?

    • @タイワンガザミ
      @タイワンガザミ 5 місяців тому +30

      ​@@mistycloud4455
      Let me ask you the opposite question: why do you justify the atomic bomb?

    • @mistycloud4455
      @mistycloud4455 5 місяців тому

      @@タイワンガザミ America got attacked unprovoked l, plus Americans accept they have done it and it is taught. But china who has done nothing to Japan got raped killed and tortured, Japanese treated Chinese like jews

    • @mistycloud4455
      @mistycloud4455 5 місяців тому

      @@タイワンガザミ Japan was literally like nazi Germany if not worse

  • @Dr.EverydayGuyWatcher
    @Dr.EverydayGuyWatcher 3 місяці тому +2

    Copying the success of other country is the right way for developing nations. I am amaze by how Japan was able to rebuild and stand up again. I see that culture palyed a role in modernizing a country. I hope my country copy it.

  • @失われた30年
    @失われた30年 6 місяців тому +11

    20:30
    Takarazuka Review was founded in Takarazuka city, which is far away from Tokyo. Since when Tokyo was Edo, it must import entertainments from other regions like Takarazuka, Osaka and western worlds, as Tokyo has not created the original entertainment, even until now.
    22:55
    in Nanking (or Nanjing), there is no proved historical fact that Japanese army massacred ordinary citizens.
    As a whole, this video seeks to explain Japanese modern history by only watching Tokyo, so that there are many important points missed.

    • @splitman1129
      @splitman1129 6 місяців тому +1

      Well the video is about Tokyo. So....

    • @失われた30年
      @失われた30年 6 місяців тому

      @@splitman1129 so, the theme itself had to be changed from the beginning. . .

  • @siaprochinjapankorean
    @siaprochinjapankorean 5 місяців тому +2

    Meski jepang telah menjajah Indonesia tapi orang jepang sangat mencintai orang Indonesia ❤❤❤❤ banyak juga pahlawan jepang yang mengusir penjajah di Indonesia love you japan ❤❤❤

  • @rin-kz9kf
    @rin-kz9kf 6 місяців тому +35

    10:13 これには驚いた。 自動販売みたいなの昔からあったんだ

    • @afizi1213
      @afizi1213 5 місяців тому +1

      yaa benar ramai lagi orang jepun yang lahir tahun 1990 tak tahu tentang kisah jepun lama ,negara lain m,engingatinya tapi jepun tak sebab dia dah kedepan dan maju masa tu jadi ia tak suka ungkit kisah lama yang teruk dan penuh dugaan

  • @doloressanchez3723
    @doloressanchez3723 3 місяці тому +1

    Excelente documental.. Muchas gracias 😊

  • @jac10alarcon
    @jac10alarcon 6 місяців тому +9

    Excelente documental! Al final de la cronología muy resumido, pero el inicio y el desarrollo del documental hasta 1989 genial!!!

  • @sergiokundt3931
    @sergiokundt3931 21 день тому

    Amazing!!!superbe documentary!!!❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮

  • @malikmoazamhaider-ul4fw
    @malikmoazamhaider-ul4fw 6 місяців тому +4

    ❤❤ great documentsres

  • @Frezzed
    @Frezzed 2 місяці тому

    What a fascinating and beautiful documentary! Thank you

  • @SpammytheHedgehog
    @SpammytheHedgehog 6 місяців тому +21

    I'm here before this blows up.

  • @felxo0
    @felxo0 4 місяці тому

    excelente recopilación de videos históricos en una gran narrativa, solo que el análisis del final es muy random jajajaja... pero en fin buenísimo video!

  • @justiceforall6412
    @justiceforall6412 Місяць тому +3

    The Japanese people are an amazingly resilient people. Twice they were devastatingly hit and twice they came back more powerful in just one generation!

  • @jasongray4517
    @jasongray4517 6 місяців тому +12

    Excellent. Would like to see a documentary dealing in greater depth with Japan's student protests in the 1960's.

  • @kanandelin3753
    @kanandelin3753 Місяць тому

    best documentary indeed

  • @Jonesinator666
    @Jonesinator666 6 місяців тому +14

    Wow! Extremely interesting, all of the collective footage is just amazing! Great work extremely impressed.

  • @scipion-lafricain476
    @scipion-lafricain476 4 місяці тому

    What a great documentary ! Thank you very much for sharing it with us.

  • @kimhan3864
    @kimhan3864 6 місяців тому +8

    Bastante interesante la cultura japonesa, me pregunto que pensarian los samurai, los Mitsubishi, etc,etc de los jovenes Japanese de ahora.

    • @user.Komatuna
      @user.Komatuna 4 місяці тому

      日本の高校生ですが、
      武士はもう過去の物と感じており、
      三菱は一流企業として私は感じてます。

  • @samgatt3258
    @samgatt3258 3 місяці тому

    Extraordinario Documento Historico, Un pueblo Laborioso, Organizado, con una increible y sorprendente Resilencia , Estoica y Voluntariosa.
    Desde el sur austral de américa Chile, mis Respetos y Congratulaciones. 🇨🇱🇯🇵👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻💪🏼👏🏻👏🏻🇯🇵🇨🇱🇯🇵✅️

  • @ふうちゃん-d7v
    @ふうちゃん-d7v 5 місяців тому +23

    貴重なフィルムです。素晴らしい。ありがとうございます。

  • @filpr
    @filpr 13 днів тому

    Pengalaman yang paling berharga ... untuk kemanusiaan .... sebenarnya untuk ....apa harus berperang ...saling membunuh ....endingnya harus demikian .....jepang dengan segala ke angkara murkanya .....dengan perlakuan tidak manusia wi ....kepada semuanya .....di akhir ...kekalahannya ....masih di bantu untuk.di pulihkan segalanya .....perang tak lebih ...membawa ....semoga jangan pernah Ter ulang lagi .... shobat semuanya salam dari Hwan Noyo Chanel