I thought, oh man how bad can your luck be, the only 2 places he went to were the ones bombed. Lucky to be alive but oh.. man. Work is life sauce for sure.
I went to hiroshima before , it was very sad yet inspiring as I saw the remains of preserved buildings but saw how far the city grew back shows how people can build back and reconcile
@@silvacleo329 radiation isn't some magic curse, since the nuke detonated mid air, the surrounding air caught most of the particles and dispersed quickly after the bombings. That's why there was radioactive rain. You'd probably have a higher chance of getting cancer from smoking than being in places like chernobyl in it's current state.
@@silvacleo329 because the danger is still there albeit slightly, you can enter pretty easily with a permit and without a suite. Even a small percentage is still a liability. One cancer patient that claims to have gotten it from Chernobyl and there’s a million dollar lawsuit for the legislators. And also because the place is pretty much overrun by nature, it would be pointless to try and live their again.
Oh my gosh! I knew it was bad but I had NO clue it was this bad. What an awful weapon and time. My condolences and hope with those who lost their lives and to those who were effected. That’s insane.
@Ultra Chad Slav inb4 the right retaliation to hitting a fucking naval base is obliterating a whole fucking city erasing all human life & creation, yet it’s even half these peoples' fault because of a crazy helpless dictator?
I’ve always thought they would blame us for the bombings. The fact they have forgiven us and blame it on the war itself is one of the most inspiring things I’ve ever heard. All those lives lost and they still have it in their hearts to forgive the people who did it. Beautiful
I am really happy that you came to Hiroshima as a Hiroshima person! 👍My grandmother died long ago after being exposed to the atomic bombing, but my mother said she didn't hate Americans. He said that what he hates more than anything is war
I'm amazed by you guys personality you guys have amazing personality which inspires others if it would have been my country then people would've hated the Americans I love you guys mentality and culture
@@fgjy3093 Thanks, one more thing, I think the reason Japanese people don't sit next to foreigners on the train is probably because the perfume smells too strong, but I don't mind.
Asai is so precious! I'd really enjoy sitting and talking together with his favorite drink. Maybe find him again for more stories? Thank you for the video 🤍
My great grandparents were affected and my great-grandpa died from the blast. My great grandma is still alive to this day, but she’s not in a very good condition. May my great grandpa rest in piece.
I have rarely ever wanted to hug someone MORE than I want to hug Asai! He is such a beautiful person! I’m American now, but I immigrated here from Mexico-so I carry the same amount of sadness, but not the same kind of emotional guilt that many *born Americans* feel about the atomic bombings. Even though most people alive today have/had no direct connection to the event, I know that 99% of Americans (while understanding the events that led to the bombings) still feel great pain for the innocent lives that were lost, affected and for the prolonged suffering that has resulted from it… So it truly soothes my heart to know that many of the Japanese people (especially those that are of that time, like Asai) don’t hate us for it today. Because I deeply love the beautiful Japanese people and cultures, but I also absolutely adore my new homeland and all of the beautiful people and cultures here as well. So I’m very happy that 2 of the countries I love most in the world, were able to forgive each other and work together, towards preventing anything like this from happening between us (and hopefully ANYWHERE ELSE) ever again. 🇺🇸❤️🇯🇵
nobody in America feels guilty about the atomic bombings because back then they sure as hell deserved it. Imperial Japan was really one of if not the most evil imperial army ever.
They knew that, they're the one who started the chaos and contributed losing lives as much as their opponents. Most importantly they own it and they have world respect and sympathy.
@@jimsecrist4222 go learn about the atrocities japanese did on the chinese in the past and how they wanted to conquer the world, made an alliance with the facists killed hundreds of us soldiers and how they surrendered after getting nuked.
What a lovely man Asai is. This man should be interviewed by more channels. My heart goes to all those little kids and moms and dads who lost their lives.
Hearing the older guy’s story made me think of a family story of mine. I’m from Oklahoma City and my grandma said that on the day of the Murrah building bombing she was supposed to take my aunt (her sister) up there to check on some personal records of my aunts. They were supposed to go that morning but my aunt got ready late and decided that they should go tomorrow. If they would’ve went that morning I would’ve never seen my grandma or aunt in my lifetime. The bombing happened before I was born.
5:37 "I talk too much ? " Sir, I could listen to you for months. Compliments on the integer way of interviewing . I shed a tear for those who never made it home. I shed a tear for those dealing with the aftermath.
Yah seeing so many people your working to protect killed in front of you with no way of stopping would be the most painful feeling. But he got up to do his service. What horror it happened again.
Such beautiful person it was written for him to talk .he represented himself and family and his country well .for all the sadness that had happened to see his smile gives hope .I pray for all those people and hope nothing ever happens like this again .no ones a winner with war .
Every video I have seen from you has been truly touching in their own way. Currently, you are the only CZcamsr I have watched that can provide these very unique and absolutely gripping stories that seem to be hidden to the average person (especially an American like myself). I hope to continue to watch and learn for years to come! Thank you!!
Strong emotions make strong memories. On his case traumas. But he seems to be at peace on what happened on his past. Good for him, such a lovely person.
I really admire Asai, (The older gentleman) and the story he shared. You can totally tell that he is such a happy & kind soul... Such a sweet & free spirited man!... ❤❤❤
Mr. Asai spoke excellent English. 👏 Thank you for bringing us this content. We need to remember our pasts and prevent these Events from further ruining our planet.
He gave you his business card basically. That is a very large part of their culture. The fact that his dog in on his card means he reeeaally likes that dog haha.
He is so sweet,92 and looks like this such a sweet man. I would love to sit down and talk to him this so why I love old people. Full of wisdom and knowledge And teachings
Thats sad ....some people here in my home they said japanese deserve it cause they bomb my city and try to colonized my home but its really bad to say to that they deserve it
You can call me crazy if you like, but the amount of information, the video quality, and love he puts into his videos, makes this channel above to what we see in Discovery Channel =)
Yeah I agree with you.. and this channel does not lie and shows pure life... discovery channel Makes documentaries with so much wrong information its almost disgusting.. I'm glad that CZcams offers honest ppl a Plattform for real documentaries
Asai, You have my deepest Respect sir! As an American, I absolutely WOULD feel badly seeing the place where we caused so much horror...regardless of who "started" it! Man's cruelty to his fellow man will always illicit shame and pain from anyone with a soul to feel such things! Your willingness to see all perspectives and feel forgiveness is truly humbling . Your Mother and Father have raised a good man!❤👏✌❤🇮🇱🇺🇸
The fact you only have around 250k subscribers it’s crazy. You should have more than that with the amazing content this channel offers. Keep up the great content !
I want to hug Asai. What a sweet, honest, humble man. I hope you stay in contact with him! I bet he is worth his weight in gold, seems like a good person to have on your “side”.
I just discovered your documentaries and I have seen them all one day. They are so interesting and different from other channels. I felt like you you are really passionate about your work and it is serious for you. Compared to other youtubers who make documentaries just to have more views and subscribers, I feel like you want to show a part of the world that we don't know to broaden our understanding and knowledge. I really like the way you do it: Unpretentious, not only for money and without looking for the morbid, only honesty and desire to share. Thanks and I encourage you to continue!
My self Amiya Roy, I truely love this episodes, the old man make's me cry, The incident was really horrible and heartbreaking, I pray for him, love you uncle. ♥️for your work, go ahead ...
I am writing this sentence using Google Translate. I'm a Japanese person who saw this video from a recommendation on CZcams. Thank you for covering this topic. For our generation, World War II has become a story in textbooks, and unless you live near Hiroshima or Nagasaki, it is difficult to have the opportunity to hear directly from people who lived during that time. And I think you are. I thought that was not good, so I visited the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Memorial Museum for the first time last year. I think it was a really worthwhile trip. In the future, if foreigners come to Japan for a trip, there are many beautiful and fun places in Japan, but I would like them to visit the museum in Hiroshima. Sorry for the long message. I look forward to seeing more videos.
People like the elder gentleman is our jewels. The living history and the pillars of knowledge. I appreciate those gentlemen so much. Long live sir. Peace to the world!
To me it's amazing how the US and Japan can become great allies after an event like this. It's amazing to me to see Japanese people not blame the US after this event.
Wym blame? it was necessary. If we didn’t drop the bombs, World War Two would have lasted multiple years past 1945. Blame them for starting the indo-China war and trying to take over the entire pacific
@@ProfessionalTroll420 yes I agree, at one point in time the Japanese military/government were the worst people ever alive in the 10,000 year long history of Modern society
@@fistibro7885 It saved more Japanese and American lives than would have been lost if the US had to invade mainland Japan to end the war. It's unfortunate that all those people were killed, but I have to remind you that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and triggered US involvement in the war in the first place.
I can’t believe I have just stumbled across your channel. Your work is brilliant, so informative and eye opening. I’ve spent my evening watching all of your videos (yes, all of them) you deserve so many more likes and subs! Amazing journalism and interviews. I really like how you don’t focus on one certain thing, everything is a speciality, like the children with the glue and jet fuel- didn’t know about that but it’s bringing these problems to light and that’s really important! Well done sir 👏🏼👏🏼
I sow heaven several times, heaven is real, there is life after death, every time when i pray i see heaven, so please belief me, i am sorry to say one who killed so many people ho", i don't know but you have answer. Let me tell you if you kill, or you're layer, or you steal others peoples belongs, the day of malakiah is coming to every one of us. There is no excuse me in heaven, i am not christian but i tell you the truth, I remember another song from America the song says" the World is not our home. KB ZO South Africa
This is so emotional and the fact that the Japanese have no hatred towards the Americans. I have families in Japan this Old Hero is just amazing and what he said really touched me ♥♥♥
The Japanese people need to understand something about the American people. Not governments, I'm talking strictly the people. We will not forget your forgiveness and mercy you've showed us for our half of a wrong war. The fact that these people hold no contempt in their hearts and put half the blame on themselves shows the true nature and characteristics of their nation. I hope to forever be amazing allies, you are our brothers and sisters.
let this not sound like a " they deserve it statement" Americans had no reason to seek forgiveness Japan commited horrible acts against man,Korea,China, phillpines etc . Moreover they planned to use bio weapons in America ( I think a more effective blubonic plague which in the past wiped out most of Europe) understood that the lives taken from Hiroshima and Nagasaki would be a joke if American had to invade Japan they would HV to fight for each building,each square feet killing mostly civilians than their soldiers due how Japanese mentality then. America did what they had to do at that time. Human live is precious but how do u fight someone who doesn't value the life of his follow man
The Japanese killed nearly 30 million Asians and 100,000 Americans. They were savages. All you anime dweebs think you know history but you don't. The Japanese Empire had to be defeated and there was no other way.
I'm so glad to hear the older gentleman had no hatred for Americans. I don't know if I'd feel the same if someone nuked America. I feel horrible guilt for what my govt did back then even though I wasn't born. I had both grandparents in the war and a a few great uncle's. They never saw combat but had some stories nonetheless. I admire Japanese for their humility in their defeat and mindset of focusing on the future and not dwelling in the past. Something tons of Americans could learn off that. Most won't even educate themselves on this topic, but I feel it's a must. It's taught in schools but not detailed enough, though.
This made me cry. As a Iraqi vet all I can wonder is if dose soldier knew exactly what they were doing when given dose orders 💔. I want to go visit Hiroshima.
Knowing about all these stories. The 92 year old gentleman, the little girl with undefeated hope, the story of the crazy japanese work ethic guy having survived nukes and wishing to go back to it.... To me the respect towards Japanese increases. I think Americans more and more should visit these places. If not just to be advocates of no nuke treaty.
I am Japanese. What I hate is not people, but nuclear weapons, war, and the very act of people hurting people. Everyone wants peace and we must make it happen. People should love each other even if they live in different countries.🕊
@@lordbudhha794 You have lack of history education... You have no idea what Japanese politics and soldiers did to civilians. If I would start writing about it, you wouldnt belive human can do such cruel and evil things. Just google Nanjing Massacre (also called Rape of Nanjing) - 200 000 murdered (maybe even more) civilians and at least 20 000 civilians raped in China. But thats not what we are told at schools.
Love the sweet "Mr. Asai" (GIGGLES) His smile so bright and sincere. Did he say he was 92!? Favorite part, he show's his name card and says "that's me and that's my dog!" My gosh that was so adorable, he was absolutely serious. ❤️
"Mom I can't understand what they're talking" ~Mr.Asai He's living in a happy life.💓💕💖💗💞💝 I'm amazed.. I love everything about Japan. People,their culture, foods,product etc...
I love the old guy ❤. Some people really just get it right to insire hope he's one of them 😊. There is so much about this story that initially made me angry but he snapped me out of it. That really shows the power we have when we are humble, hopeful, understanding and treat eachother as individuals not tribes. There is enough hate in the world and I don't want to be a part of harboring it.
This old guy story was so beautiful
I said the same thing to myself out loud
Hiii
I thought, oh man how bad can your luck be, the only 2 places he went to were the ones bombed. Lucky to be alive but oh.. man. Work is life sauce for sure.
Yeah such a humble guy.
wonderful
Omg Asai seems like such a wholesome man!! 🥺 I just want to sit down, have some tea, and listen to his life stories for hours.
Can I join u🌝
Man looks so strong and lively for being 92years old....
I thought he was around 70+ or early 80...
Same here. Love him
He is Turkish
Me too☺️
My man is 92 years old, has lived through a nuke, and is in better condition than some 50 year olds
I'm what a good guy :)
@@MarinerBlue-ty8wlEnglish please
I cannot say he is a good guy if he was a solider what happened in china was horrible so 😬😬
@@jelu7506shhhhhhhhh 🤫
@@Bbhamadama888 are you saying the rape of nanjing/Nanking is okay?
I went to hiroshima before , it was very sad yet inspiring as I saw the remains of preserved buildings but saw how far the city grew back shows how people can build back and reconcile
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Did all the radiation vanished?!
@@silvacleo329 radiation isn't some magic curse, since the nuke detonated mid air, the surrounding air caught most of the particles and dispersed quickly after the bombings. That's why there was radioactive rain. You'd probably have a higher chance of getting cancer from smoking than being in places like chernobyl in it's current state.
@@iandavidson6208 then why Chernobyl is closed for people to enter, if it's not dangerous?
@@silvacleo329 because the danger is still there albeit slightly, you can enter pretty easily with a permit and without a suite. Even a small percentage is still a liability. One cancer patient that claims to have gotten it from Chernobyl and there’s a million dollar lawsuit for the legislators. And also because the place is pretty much overrun by nature, it would be pointless to try and live their again.
Listening to the 91/92 year old Asai was truly humbling & a faith restorer in the human race.
Wut do u mean faith n a human race have faith n ya damn self FOH I don’t care bout wut u mean I can’t read ya mind I only can read ya comment
@thugsss3f I had a stroke reading your comment
@@HopeS951 same
@@thugsss3f wtf
@@thugsss3f if u cant spell right j say it 😭
92 years old and moving about better than some 50-year-olds 😆
Unreal..he said it was 50:50 an incredibly humble thing to admit.
@@capichow im 30 better than me -_-
It's their diet..
Yup, genetics and the food they eat helps a lot.
@@gustavo9758 Not genetics, laziness.
Mr. Asai is a beautiful soul.
He learnt the other people's language to know more about them.
His mother is a real strategist.
Oh my gosh! I knew it was bad but I had NO clue it was this bad. What an awful weapon and time. My condolences and hope with those who lost their lives and to those who were effected.
That’s insane.
"Half of it is our fault..."
Much respect to Mr. Asai.
Very true
Yes
So much respect
@Ultra Chad Slav inb4 the right retaliation to hitting a fucking naval base is obliterating a whole fucking city erasing all human life & creation, yet it’s even half these peoples' fault because of a crazy helpless dictator?
Agreeeeee
Asai needs to be protected at all costs. What a sweet humble man 🥺
Nobody is after his life he's safe
can't even god...All which are born in earth would meant for death...so sorry
"this is my dog"
@@tobbsbrown50 XD True
u like him because he makes your crime n shame palatable. .
I’ve always thought they would blame us for the bombings. The fact they have forgiven us and blame it on the war itself is one of the most inspiring things I’ve ever heard. All those lives lost and they still have it in their hearts to forgive the people who did it. Beautiful
I am really happy that you came to Hiroshima as a Hiroshima person! 👍My grandmother died long ago after being exposed to the atomic bombing, but my mother said she didn't hate Americans. He said that what he hates more than anything is war
I'm amazed by you guys personality you guys have amazing personality which inspires others if it would have been my country then people would've hated the Americans I love you guys mentality and culture
@@fgjy3093 Thanks, one more thing, I think the reason Japanese people don't sit next to foreigners on the train is probably because the perfume smells too strong, but I don't mind.
You guys have Stockholm syndrome how can you not hate America.🤔🤔🤔
@@Loyaan_TV U r the one with stupid mentality
@@Loyaan_TV I don't have that kind of disease lol Nothing will start from hating Americans
Asai is so precious! I'd really enjoy sitting and talking together with his favorite drink. Maybe find him again for more stories?
Thank you for the video 🤍
Your journalism is incredible! Please keep releasing more content. I'm hooked. So glad I found this channel.
If you want to see videos early, his original channel is “Ruhi Çenet” its Turkish though
He is a software engineer.
Agree. Who is this guy, he's amazing!!
@@thekraken1173 oh, thanks lol answered my question early.
he is actually turkish. and he has turkish channel. channel name Ruhi çenet Medya
It’s always good to see Asai san! I have met and talked with him a lot while I was living there! Oh, and the dogs as well! :)
Really? Such a kind person. Im so courios about his life. What job? Married? His dog? :)
My great grandparents were affected and my great-grandpa died from the blast. My great grandma is still alive to this day, but she’s not in a very good condition. May my great grandpa rest in piece.
92 years old man , 1st I think he is 60/65old , wow amazing energy.
You’re channel is so underrated.
Уоur* 😊
His own Turkish channel has nearly 6m subs.
@@ferhatmeral8418 Name ?
@@astonnoor Ruhi Cenet Medya
It's not underrated. It's just new
0:46 is how I've always imagined it to happen. Like the guy sitting on the steps totally disintegrated and only a shadow left behind.
I have rarely ever wanted to hug someone MORE than I want to hug Asai! He is such a beautiful person!
I’m American now, but I immigrated here from Mexico-so I carry the same amount of sadness, but not the same kind of emotional guilt that many *born Americans* feel about the atomic bombings.
Even though most people alive today have/had no direct connection to the event, I know that 99% of Americans (while understanding the events that led to the bombings) still feel great pain for the innocent lives that were lost, affected and for the prolonged suffering that has resulted from it…
So it truly soothes my heart to know that many of the Japanese people (especially those that are of that time, like Asai) don’t hate us for it today.
Because I deeply love the beautiful Japanese people and cultures, but I also absolutely adore my new homeland and all of the beautiful people and cultures here as well.
So I’m very happy that 2 of the countries I love most in the world, were able to forgive each other and work together, towards preventing anything like this from happening between us (and hopefully ANYWHERE ELSE) ever again. 🇺🇸❤️🇯🇵
nobody in America feels guilty about the atomic bombings because back then they sure as hell deserved it. Imperial Japan was really one of if not the most evil imperial army ever.
Why would American feel guilt? It was Japans own doing…
So depressing 😭
I'm astonished to see how Japanese are living without any hate in their heart.
I salute all Japanese people.
Amazing ! 😭😭😭
They knew that, they're the one who started the chaos and contributed losing lives as much as their opponents. Most importantly they own it and they have world respect and sympathy.
@@keyursen8183 id delete that. yes history protrays them as murders but reason why is because of a rich man
@@jimsecrist4222 wdym? Can you speak more correctly?
@@jimsecrist4222 go learn about the atrocities japanese did on the chinese in the past and how they wanted to conquer the world, made an alliance with the facists killed hundreds of us soldiers and how they surrendered after getting nuked.
It’s because they don’t transgenders for presidents like Canada and America, trump and trudue both Biological women.
What a lovely man Asai is. This man should be interviewed by more channels. My heart goes to all those little kids and moms and dads who lost their lives.
Hearing the older guy’s story made me think of a family story of mine. I’m from Oklahoma City and my grandma said that on the day of the Murrah building bombing she was supposed to take my aunt (her sister) up there to check on some personal records of my aunts. They were supposed to go that morning but my aunt got ready late and decided that they should go tomorrow. If they would’ve went that morning I would’ve never seen my grandma or aunt in my lifetime. The bombing happened before I was born.
Wow amazing story
The memorial is very moving!
Huge RESPECT 🙏 for the OLD GUY for sharing his STORY. 🔥
5:37 "I talk too much ? " Sir, I could listen to you for months.
Compliments on the integer way of interviewing .
I shed a tear for those who never made it home.
I shed a tear for those dealing with the aftermath.
Damn I feel so bad for the last guy. He really survived 2 atomic bombings. I cant even imagine the trauma and pain
Yah seeing so many people your working to protect killed in front of you with no way of stopping would be the most painful feeling. But he got up to do his service. What horror it happened again.
Welcome 😁🤗
What you mean he was at work the next day
I love strong people
Yes the only person ever to have seen the flash and survived not just once but twice. But he died due to cancer.
Such beautiful person it was written for him to talk .he represented himself and family and his country well .for all the sadness that had happened to see his smile gives hope .I pray for all those people and hope nothing ever happens like this again .no ones a winner with war .
That 92 y.o. grandpa is a sweetheart. And so are you Mr Cenet.
To have talked to that man is an amazing thing. People like him who lived during the blast are dying, they’re isn’t much people like him.
The gentleman in the beginning is a true treasure. Huge respect.
The old guy story made me cry God-bless him and his family and the rest of the Innocent souls that were lost and survived
what his parents said really hit home. what an amazing
person.
Every video I have seen from you has been truly touching in their own way. Currently, you are the only CZcamsr I have watched that can provide these very unique and absolutely gripping stories that seem to be hidden to the average person (especially an American like myself). I hope to continue to watch and learn for years to come! Thank you!!
Appreciate that
@@TALHAKHAN-gi9ye what a… question
@@TALHAKHAN-gi9ye why?
@@TALHAKHAN-gi9ye yeah, he is muslim
Why ?
what was the deleted reply
This channel is such a treasure. Thank you for another amazing video!
I loved the interview with the older man. He looks so good for his age.
how did i reach your channel!!! i am so grateful
I love how the 92 year old man laughed after he heard the question 'What do you think about Americans?' He is such a kind and sweet man.❤️❤️💕💕😊😊
Incredible memory of this old gentleman....the amount of detail he gave ,,even though he was a kid at that time is spectacular!
Strong emotions make strong memories. On his case traumas.
But he seems to be at peace on what happened on his past. Good for him, such a lovely person.
I really admire Asai, (The older gentleman) and the story he shared. You can totally tell that he is such a happy & kind soul... Such a sweet & free spirited man!... ❤❤❤
Mr. Asai spoke excellent English. 👏 Thank you for bringing us this content. We need to remember our pasts and prevent these Events from further ruining our planet.
Such an uplifting video. Thank you.
This guy is so wacky and cool. Im glad he made an English Channel because I don’t speak Turkish too well.
He has a Turkish one?
@@gbombmr6125 yes,his own Turkish channel has nearly 6m subs
@@stormy3068 channel name ?
@@appu0024 Ruhi Çenet Medya
@@gbombmr6125 ruhi is turkish
I loved Mr. Asai, he is the kind of gentleman that I would spend an entire afternoon in a coffee shop listening to his stories
Asai is such a pleasant man. He told such a good story.
at 92 years old,Asai still energetic as if he is in his late 40s, wonderful
The story was so heartfelt and sincere - I'm so glad both yourself/Asai shared it with us
He gave you his business card basically. That is a very large part of their culture. The fact that his dog in on his card means he reeeaally likes that dog haha.
Maybe his dog is kind of model and he is his agent.
@@pulakification no the dog is his boss
What an AMAZING man, couldn't have asked for a better interview!!!
He is so sweet,92 and looks like this such a sweet man. I would love to sit down and talk to him this so why I love old people. Full of wisdom and knowledge And teachings
Even i'm half japanese i still feel very very sad & shiver hearing stories from my great-grandfather survived from this atomic bomb😔💔
China evils and USA god
@@murama6319 get a life
Thats sad ....some people here in my home they said japanese deserve it cause they bomb my city and try to colonized my home but its really bad to say to that they deserve it
@@bucketboy8461blame the government not the people they were innocent
I feel very sad for the 30 million Chinese and Philippines dead because of the Japanese. Not to mention 100,000 of our boys.
You can call me crazy if you like, but the amount of information, the video quality, and love he puts into his videos, makes this channel above to what we see in Discovery Channel =)
Yeah I agree with you.. and this channel does not lie and shows pure life... discovery channel Makes documentaries with so much wrong information its almost disgusting.. I'm glad that CZcams offers honest ppl a Plattform for real documentaries
You're not crazy.
How kind and goodness man ,
He see the horror with his eyes he lived the hell on earth and still has nothing but love in his heart ❤️.
Asai, You have my deepest Respect sir! As an American, I absolutely WOULD feel badly seeing the place where we caused so much horror...regardless of who "started" it! Man's cruelty to his fellow man will always illicit shame and pain from anyone with a soul to feel such things! Your willingness to see all perspectives and feel forgiveness is truly humbling . Your Mother and Father have raised a good man!❤👏✌❤🇮🇱🇺🇸
Those 2 warmongering flags together
The fact you only have around 250k subscribers it’s crazy. You should have more than that with the amazing content this channel offers. Keep up the great content !
Bro trust me he was below 50k a few weeks back.
His first video only came out two months ago and his Turkish channel already has almost 6 million subs.
Just wait everything takes time❤❤❤
@@powasjington4262 what is the name of his Turkish channel
@Type C Official Ruhi Çenet
The quality of this video was amazing! Keep up the good work!
Asai is something else, what an amazing story
I want to hug Asai. What a sweet, honest, humble man. I hope you stay in contact with him! I bet he is worth his weight in gold, seems like a good person to have on your “side”.
Ive been watching CZcams for many years and i will tell you that your content is very good. Keep it up, cause you will go far my friend.
He already has 5,91 million subscribers at his first channel Ruhi Çenet(Cenet) Medya.
His actual channel is 10 years old and he's come so far from then. I'm %100 sure he will pop off globally once he dubs his older videos.
Mr. Asai is really a very good person.. such a genuine person
That paper crane thing was sad man , didn't cry but definitly brought tears to my eyes
Damn... That Tsar bomb comparison graph though.
I just discovered your documentaries and I have seen them all one day. They are so interesting and different from other channels. I felt like you you are really passionate about your work and it is serious for you. Compared to other youtubers who make documentaries just to have more views and subscribers, I feel like you want to show a part of the world that we don't know to broaden our understanding and knowledge. I really like the way you do it: Unpretentious, not only for money and without looking for the morbid, only honesty and desire to share. Thanks and I encourage you to continue!
My self Amiya Roy, I truely love this episodes,
the old man make's me cry,
The incident was really horrible and heartbreaking,
I pray for him, love you uncle.
♥️for your work, go ahead ...
I am writing this sentence using Google Translate.
I'm a Japanese person who saw this video from a recommendation on CZcams.
Thank you for covering this topic.
For our generation, World War II has become a story in textbooks, and unless you live near Hiroshima or Nagasaki, it is difficult to have the opportunity to hear directly from people who lived during that time. And I think you are.
I thought that was not good, so I visited the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Memorial Museum for the first time last year.
I think it was a really worthwhile trip.
In the future, if foreigners come to Japan for a trip, there are many beautiful and fun places in Japan, but I would like them to visit the museum in Hiroshima.
Sorry for the long message. I look forward to seeing more videos.
Make Peace ☮️, Not war 🙏🏽
92 and still going on walks amazing 👏
High quality on to the point videos
Thxs bro
Continue the gud work💚
People like the elder gentleman is our jewels. The living history and the pillars of knowledge. I appreciate those gentlemen so much. Long live sir. Peace to the world!
To me it's amazing how the US and Japan can become great allies after an event like this. It's amazing to me to see Japanese people not blame the US after this event.
Wym blame? it was necessary. If we didn’t drop the bombs, World War Two would have lasted multiple years past 1945. Blame them for starting the indo-China war and trying to take over the entire pacific
@@ProfessionalTroll420 I mean from their point of view.
@@ProfessionalTroll420 yes I agree, at one point in time the Japanese military/government were the worst people ever alive in the 10,000 year long history of Modern society
Why would they blame. They committed the worst atrocities known to man. The Japanese were savages
@@fistibro7885 It saved more Japanese and American lives than would have been lost if the US had to invade mainland Japan to end the war. It's unfortunate that all those people were killed, but I have to remind you that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and triggered US involvement in the war in the first place.
Long live Asai-san !
I hope he's well and healthy today :) Because this video was uploaded like 2 years ago in Cenet's Turkish Channel.
He seems healthy so he might still be alive at over 95
Your documentaries interesting and knowledgeable, keep going on.
asai is a wonderful man. how amazing he is. thankful he survived that tragedy.
Asai is such a nice man. You were blessed to meet him. What a treasure he is.
Oh I just loved that interview with the survivor. I could sit and talk with him for hours and just listen to his stories and wisdom!
Mr. Asai is such a great person, and his talks are so nice to hear.
the fact that he can speak english very well and move like that for 92 years old amazed me
Great explanation... Thank you very much..
This channel is a like a gem on youtube !!🙌🙌
i agree
I can’t believe I have just stumbled across your channel. Your work is brilliant, so informative and eye opening. I’ve spent my evening watching all of your videos (yes, all of them) you deserve so many more likes and subs! Amazing journalism and interviews. I really like how you don’t focus on one certain thing, everything is a speciality, like the children with the glue and jet fuel- didn’t know about that but it’s bringing these problems to light and that’s really important! Well done sir 👏🏼👏🏼
Girl, 2 things: you single? And what state you in LOL
@@roballister5269 hahaha! I am single but I like in the UK 🇬🇧
Welcome 🤗
@@emmabh2166 cute girl
I sow heaven several times, heaven is real, there is life after death, every time when i pray i see heaven, so please belief me, i am sorry to say one who killed so many people ho", i don't know but you have answer. Let me tell you if you kill, or you're layer, or you steal others peoples belongs, the day of malakiah is coming to every one of us. There is no excuse me in heaven, i am not christian but i tell you the truth, I remember another song from America the song says" the World is not our home. KB ZO South Africa
This is so emotional and the fact that the Japanese have no hatred towards the Americans. I have families in Japan this Old Hero is just amazing and what he said really touched me ♥♥♥
Japan started a war. There's no reason to be mad at Americans.
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Yeah and then we saved their economy right after
30 million Asians exterminated from the Japanese. The Japanese empire was a bunch of monsters.
The Japanese people need to understand something about the American people. Not governments, I'm talking strictly the people. We will not forget your forgiveness and mercy you've showed us for our half of a wrong war. The fact that these people hold no contempt in their hearts and put half the blame on themselves shows the true nature and characteristics of their nation. I hope to forever be amazing allies, you are our brothers and sisters.
let this not sound like a " they deserve it statement" Americans had no reason to seek forgiveness Japan commited horrible acts against man,Korea,China, phillpines etc . Moreover they planned to use bio weapons in America ( I think a more effective blubonic plague which in the past wiped out most of Europe) understood that the lives taken from Hiroshima and Nagasaki would be a joke if American had to invade Japan they would HV to fight for each building,each square feet killing mostly civilians than their soldiers due how Japanese mentality then.
America did what they had to do at that time. Human live is precious but how do u fight someone who doesn't value the life of his follow man
The Japanese killed nearly 30 million Asians and 100,000 Americans. They were savages. All you anime dweebs think you know history but you don't. The Japanese Empire had to be defeated and there was no other way.
Currently, this is the best channel on youtube!
Asai (the older man) is SO precious to me. I’m glad you guys interviewed him :)
Japanese people are really hard working and strong people..sir thanks alot for such informative vedios.
I'm so glad to hear the older gentleman had no hatred for Americans. I don't know if I'd feel the same if someone nuked America. I feel horrible guilt for what my govt did back then even though I wasn't born. I had both grandparents in the war and a a few great uncle's. They never saw combat but had some stories nonetheless. I admire Japanese for their humility in their defeat and mindset of focusing on the future and not dwelling in the past. Something tons of Americans could learn off that. Most won't even educate themselves on this topic, but I feel it's a must. It's taught in schools but not detailed enough, though.
This made me cry. As a Iraqi vet all I can wonder is if dose soldier knew exactly what they were doing when given dose orders 💔. I want to go visit Hiroshima.
Knowing about all these stories. The 92 year old gentleman, the little girl with undefeated hope, the story of the crazy japanese work ethic guy having survived nukes and wishing to go back to it.... To me the respect towards Japanese increases.
I think Americans more and more should visit these places. If not just to be advocates of no nuke treaty.
I am Japanese. What I hate is not people, but nuclear weapons, war, and the very act of people hurting people.
Everyone wants peace and we must make it happen.
People should love each other even if they live in different countries.🕊
Fun fact, they nerfed the tsar bomba so the pilot has 50% chance of survival
This channel is amazing. Congrats to you and your team on another fantastic video.
So disgusting that humans could do this to one another.
True...
Same with Pearl Harbor
Truly horrible
Imagine the amount of deaths if the bombs werent dropped
The IJA was very fanatic and commited horrible crimes and mass murders
Western people have always been selfish and evil. Nothing new
@@lordbudhha794 You have lack of history education... You have no idea what Japanese politics and soldiers did to civilians. If I would start writing about it, you wouldnt belive human can do such cruel and evil things. Just google Nanjing Massacre (also called Rape of Nanjing) - 200 000 murdered (maybe even more) civilians and at least 20 000 civilians raped in China. But thats not what we are told at schools.
Mr. Asai just so sweet 🥺 and the story with the lil girl- I cant-
Love the sweet "Mr. Asai" (GIGGLES)
His smile so bright and sincere. Did he say he was 92!? Favorite part, he show's his name card and says "that's me and that's my dog!" My gosh that was so adorable, he was absolutely serious. ❤️
wow ur content is gold mine,i hope u get 1 million subcribers soon!
"Mom I can't understand what they're talking" ~Mr.Asai
He's living in a happy life.💓💕💖💗💞💝
I'm amazed..
I love everything about Japan.
People,their culture, foods,product etc...
It's not the destination or even the trip that makes the memories, it's the people you meet on your way
What an honorable, big hearted, humble man. You are an example to us all. To take responsibility and let go of hate. Thank you 🙏
Omg, the old man is so cute 😍 May God bless him!!
I love the old guy ❤. Some people really just get it right to insire hope he's one of them 😊. There is so much about this story that initially made me angry but he snapped me out of it. That really shows the power we have when we are humble, hopeful, understanding and treat eachother as individuals not tribes. There is enough hate in the world and I don't want to be a part of harboring it.
That older gentlemen was so sweet. I hope he has had a good life.
Really great video...
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share it...