A Summary of the History of Samurai by a Japanese Swordsman

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[grufromdespicableme]

I am impressed how you were able to fit the entire history of samurai in a 25 minute long video! Well done, Shogo!

[Agent_Frank_Horrigan]

I think the most unique part of this lesson is that when you mentioned why and how America westernized Japan. Here in the states specifically California for me, we have a world history class, and we get basically everything you just said in this video. But they never mentioned how America found Japan. Or why our trade was important. I love these small portions of information that seem like common knowledge for one nation, but not for another.

[FFXI_Addict]

Dear Shogo-san,
Can I just say, I really enjoy your colloquial use of saying "yeah" as an affirmation after a statement. You speak English like a Westerner does, and it's very charming.
Love from USA, California

[levinletlive]

I'm curious to know more about the Ainu. I want to know about how they were assimilated, and how the culture today is influenced by them and their history.

[imnahtcool]

I absolutely love Shogo. The way he speaks so sweetly, and explains the answers simply, yet in depth. I adore the Japanese culture. I fell in love when I watched a documentary about Geisha and ive been very interested ever since. I myself am Romani (Gypsy) and I live in New Zealand. Here there is very minimal Japanese culture around, and my culture (Gypsy and European) is very very different (Euro is SO borong and selfish 😖) so I find it hard to learn and experience anything. I rely on the internet, since coming across this channel I have learnt so much so quickly! Thank you for doing what you do Shogo! 🙏🥰

[birdineye]

I love how you can see Japanese-styled speech because of the "Yeah" or "Mhm" that is said near the end of sentences in this video, whereas most native English speakers either say "Right" or nothing at all. Fascinating.

[youlikeorelse]

A real SAMURAI explaining about JAPAN.There is nothing more cooler than this ❤️❤️....man I am getting anime flashbacks😎😎

[killua_thecatboy]

Learning about the history of Samurai is truly interesting to know and to learn about. Thank you so much for a great history class of Samurai! Thank you so much Shogo!

[imalloutagum]

Excellent video! The history is clearly explained with enough detail, though not too much. Shogo really makes this interesting part of Japanese history easy to understand and accessible.

[garydell]

I was never a big Samurai fan until you Shogo-San started these discussions. Now I'm intrigued.

[noorur]

Videos like this is the reason why you're more likely to reach 3 million subscribers by the end of 2022, instead of 2 million.

[musamusashi]

Great summary of such a rich and complex subject, Shogu.

[manfredmanuel]

Hi, is there a new video on your journey for katana series? Really looking forward to it

[TJCals]

Thank you Shogo. Very happy I stumbled upon your channel!

[areal]

I love this new style of video! If you were one of my professors I would have actually attended my lectures!

[moonshineofthemoon]

I want Shogo as my teacher now! Nice job Shogo.

[ianAEF]

I highly recommend the Netflix documentary series “History of Samurai” to learn more about the three warlords of the Sengoku Period that Shogo mentioned. It goes through the timeline between Oda Nobunaga starting his campaign towards domination, all the way to Tokugawa Ieyasu’s victory and pacification of Japan starting the Edo Period.

[JoyceValencia]

You have very strong public speaking and teaching skills <3 thanks for putting informative and meaningful content!

[Hardrada]

Another superb video! And a very informative (and easy to digest) lesson. Thank you

[reddixiecrat]

Would love to see a more in depth video on the Sengoku period. I especially want to learn more about Uesugi Kenshin and the Takeda clan