Японский марш - Doki no Sakura - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

同期 の 桜 - Doki No Sakura - "Sakura -Street" "Flowers of Sakura from one tree" (Cherry Trees of the Same Class) - the last of the popular songs of wartime. In 1938, the famous poet Yaso Saijo wrote the poem "Two Blooming Sakura" (Nirin No Hana, Two Cherry Blossoms), which had a subtitle "The Song of Comrades" (The Song of Comrades). In July 1939, the composer of Yoshiaki Omura wrote music to him. In 1942, the cadet of the Yosa Yutaka Naval School slightly changed the text and replaced the name of the song with "Sakura-Kidnoka". After that, the song became very popular among the cadets, and then throughout the fleet, especially with the introduction of Kamikadze practice. Text: You and I are Sakura-one-year-olds blooming in the walls of the naval school. Blooming flowers will one day fall, so let them fall with great benefit for the homeland. | You and I are Sakura-one-year-olds blooming within the walls of the naval school. We did not mix our flesh and blood with you, but it will be difficult for us to be apart. | You and I are sakura-one-year-olds blooming in the same fleet. At sunset in the southern sky, more and more aircraft do not respond. | You and I are sakura-one-year-olds blooming in the same fleet. They did not return the next day, which means either knocked down or fell. | You and I are Sakura -classmates, if we fall separately from each other, let's meet on the same flowering branch in the Yasukuni Temple in the capital