Warning! Rather Graphic Content. The Assassination of Sakamoto Ryoma (Redux)
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A redux of our previous
A redux of our previous Sakamoto Ryoma video extended by three and a half minutes.
Sakamoto Ryoma, a samurai of the Tosa domain, was a hero of Japan's Meiji Restoration, and the transition into modern Japan. He, along with his friend, Nakaoka Shintaro were assassinated at the Omi-ya soy sauce store in Kyoto, 1867. Ryoma was 31 years old, and Nakaoka was 29. Their graves sit on a hill side in Ryozen Kyoto.
The logo of the Softbank telephone company is based on the flag designed by Sakamoto.
Sakamoto is said to have negotiated with the Satsuma and Choshu clans to form the Satcho Alliance, a powerful force that led to the downfall of the Tokugawa shogunate.
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I also work closely with many sword institutions in Japan, including the Nihon Bijitsu Token Hozon Kyokai (NBTHK), providing specialist translations for books and exhibitions. I am also a recognized specialist by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT:観光庁), and have my own regular column at JAPAN-Forward (Sankei Shinbun).
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I am also a Samurai Spirit Tourism Ambassador for the Tohoku Region
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The sword in Japan is not merely a weapon, it is a sublime piece of functional art, with deep spiritual and historical significance to the Japanese people. Just like Mount Fuji and Cherry Blossoms, the Japanese sword is an enduring symbol of Japan. It is my hope to share my love and passion for Japanese swords with all of you here on YouTube and make the Japanese sword accessible to the world by introducing the Japanese sword to new audi-ences from a Japanese perspective. That is why I created this Channel for the promotion and preservation of Japanese swords and related craftsmen.
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Sakamoto Ryoma, a samurai of the Tosa domain, was a hero of Japan's Meiji Restoration, and the transition into modern Japan. He, along with his friend, Nakaoka Shintaro were assassinated at the Omi-ya soy sauce store in Kyoto, 1867. Ryoma was 31 years old, and Nakaoka was 29. Their graves sit on a hill side in Ryozen Kyoto.
The logo of the Softbank telephone company is based on the flag designed by Sakamoto.
Sakamoto is said to have negotiated with the Satsuma and Choshu clans to form the Satcho Alliance, a powerful force that led to the downfall of the Tokugawa shogunate.
Also, please consider signing up to our monthly; The Japanese Sword Newsletter.
The sign up page is here. https://www.thejapanesesword.com/news...
If you have any more questions, don’t hesitate to contact us here: https://www.thejapanesesword.com/cont...
Wikipedia (Japanese language version only at the moment)
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ポール・マーテ...
Or leave a comment in the comment section.
Thank you so much for watching!
********************
Welcome to my YouTube Channel!
My name is Paul Martin and I am a Japanese sword specialist living in Tokyo, Japan. I want to share the beauty, spirituality, and history of Japanese swords and samurai (including all the various aspects of Japanese culture where they touch), sword and steel making, Noh, Kyogen, Kagura, Martial Arts, and so forth, with you all here on Youtube! So please subscribe today!
I am a former curator in the Department of Japanese Antiquities at the British Museum, London, I have a Masters in Asian Studies from the University of California, Berkeley, and am currently a Trustee for the Nihonto Bunka Shinko Kyokai Public Foundation (NBSK).
https://nbsk-jp.org/english/
I also work closely with many sword institutions in Japan, including the Nihon Bijitsu Token Hozon Kyokai (NBTHK), providing specialist translations for books and exhibitions. I am also a recognized specialist by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT:観光庁), and have my own regular column at JAPAN-Forward (Sankei Shinbun).
https://japan-forward.com/category/cu...
I am also a Samurai Spirit Tourism Ambassador for the Tohoku Region
https://samurai-spirit.com/index.html
The sword in Japan is not merely a weapon, it is a sublime piece of functional art, with deep spiritual and historical significance to the Japanese people. Just like Mount Fuji and Cherry Blossoms, the Japanese sword is an enduring symbol of Japan. It is my hope to share my love and passion for Japanese swords with all of you here on YouTube and make the Japanese sword accessible to the world by introducing the Japanese sword to new audi-ences from a Japanese perspective. That is why I created this Channel for the promotion and preservation of Japanese swords and related craftsmen.
Please subscribe to The Japanese Sword Youtube channel to never miss a video!
***********************
🌍 Follow us on Social Media:
➡️ Instagram - Instagram: thejapanesesword
➡️ Facebook - Facebook: The.Japanese.Sword
And be sure to check out our Website here:
https://www.thejapanesesword.com/
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#sakamotoryoma #sakamotoryouma #katanasword
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