One Who Cares
L.d.p. Lyrics

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Yea, yea
Oh oh oh Prince D
Sometimes I close my eyes
And venture into the depth of my heart
I try so hard not to capsize
But I find my self torn apart
Being alone by myself
Brings bad memories

And no enjoyment at all
All I want is to find someone
The one that I'll call my number one
All I want is to find someone
One with whom I'll watch midnight sun
Oh oh I want to find someone
Not just one for hit-and-run
I just need (eh eh)to find someone
Who understands me (to find someone)
I just need to find someone
(To find someone) who cares for me
I just need to find someone
(To find someone) who understands me
I just need to find someone (eh eh)
Somebody who cares for me
(Somebody who cares for me)
Somebody who cares for me, eh
Oh (to find someone)
Who cares for me
I just need, I just need
I just need somebody, eh
Oh oh, ah
All along I've waited
Calmly til I'll see you
Oh my love
I hope I'm not hated
To the point that I can find
No more love
I too was created
Similarly as everyone
In this world
Oh I hope to find love
That's the hope that I now have
I'm now truncated
Agitated and now ill-fated
Cause I feel my life complicated
When will I find love?
I'm frustrated
Oh i wish to find someone
Somebody to reactivate my life
Oh I wish to find someone
Somebody to reactivate my life
I just need (eh eh)to find someone
Who understands me (to find someone)
I just need to find someone
(To find someone) who cares for me
I just need to find someone
(To find someone) who understands me
I just need to find someone (eh eh)

Somebody who cares for me
(Somebody who cares for me)

Overall Meaning

In L.d.p.'s song One Who Cares, the singer expresses his longing for love and companionship. He talks about the pain of being alone and the bad memories that come with it. He reveals that he wants to find someone to love, to call his number one and with whom he can watch the midnight sun. He desires a deep connection, not just a fling or hit-and-run, with someone who understands him and cares for him. He talks about the frustration and agitation that he feels because his life is complicated and he can't find someone to reactivate it. He hopes to find love soon and not be hated by the person he loves.

The song reflects the universal human desire for love and companionship. It is a heartfelt expression of the pain of loneliness and the longing for love. The singer's vulnerability and honesty make the song relatable and touching. The lyrics also highlight the importance of finding someone who understands and cares for us, someone who can help us reactivate our lives when we feel stuck.

Line by Line Meaning

Yea, yea
The artist affirms the message of the song by repeating 'yea, yea.'

Oh oh oh Prince D
The artist refers to himself as 'Prince D' and sets the tone for the emotional message of the song with 'oh oh oh.'

Sometimes I close my eyes
The artist imagines and visualizes his innermost desire.

And venture into the depth of my heart
The artist introspects and examines his true feelings.

I try so hard not to capsize
The artist attempts to remain emotionally stable despite feeling overwhelmed.

But I find my self torn apart
The artist is emotionally shattered and conflicted.

Being alone by myself
The artist expresses feelings of loneliness.

Brings bad memories
The artist associates being alone with negative experiences in the past.

And no enjoyment at all
The artist finds no pleasure in solitude.

All I want is to find someone
The artist's deepest desire is to find love.

The one that I'll call my number one
The artist desires to find an exclusive, committed relationship.

One with whom I'll watch midnight sun
The artist envisions sharing special moments with their partner.

Oh oh I want to find someone
The artist emphasizes their desire to find love with 'oh oh.'

Not just one for hit-and-run
The artist seeks a genuine, long-lasting relationship instead of a casual fling.

I just need (eh eh)to find someone
The artist reiterates their need for love and companionship.

Who understands me (to find someone)
The artist desires someone who empathizes with them and accepts them as they are.

I just need to find someone
The artist stresses the importance of finding love in their life.

(To find someone) who cares for me
The artist wants a partner who genuinely cares for their wellbeing.

Somebody who cares for me
The artist reiterates their need for a loving, caring partner.

Oh (to find someone)
The artist expresses emotional longing with 'oh.'

Who cares for me
The artist repeats their desire for a caring partner.

I just need, I just need
The artist emphasizes their need for love and companionship.

All along I've waited
The artist has been longing and waiting for true love.

Calmly til I'll see you
The artist has been patient in their search for love.

Oh my love
The artist addresses their future partner with affection.

I hope I'm not hated
The artist fears being rejected or unlovable.

To the point that I can find
The artist worries that they may not find love if they are not worthy of it.

No more love
The artist fears they may never find love.

I too was created
The artist recognizes their humanity and desire for love.

Similarly as everyone
The artist relates to the universal desire for love.

In this world
The artist acknowledges their existence in society and desire for companionship.

Oh I hope to find love
The artist expresses their longing for love with 'oh.'

That's the hope that I now have
The artist holds on to hope for finding true love.

I'm now truncated
The artist feels limited and shortchanged in love.

Agitated and now ill-fated
The artist is emotionally disturbed and believes they are doomed in love.

Cause I feel my life complicated
The artist's desire for love has made their life more complex and difficult.

When will I find love?
The artist expresses their yearning for love with a rhetorical question.

I'm frustrated
The artist feels anxious and impatient in their search for love.

Oh i wish to find someone
The artist repeats their desire for a partner with 'oh.'

Somebody to reactivate my life
The artist associates finding love with a rebirth or restarting of their life.

I just need to find someone
The artist reiterates their need for love.

(To find someone) who cares for me
The artist emphasizes the importance of finding a caring partner.

Somebody who cares for me
The artist repeats their desire for a caring partner.

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Owl Man

1y↑13

Excellent video! I'll be very excited to watch your channel grow. Your quality is top-notch!

As a Mexican, it's shocking how similar yet different our 20th century was to Japan.

We were also governed by a single party for 76 years, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI. (1929-2000; 2012-2018). The PRI also had many internal factions that broke into opposition parties with limited success. Not to get toooo political (hehe), but it seems the Japanese strategy of "start conservative and then loosen up" is more effective in the long run for running a country. The PRI was founded as a way to pacify, unite, and organize surviving and opposing warlords of the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) which toppled a dictatorship which lasted 35 years (Porfirian regime of 1876-1911).

However, as anti-foreign commerce and anti-Americanism sentiments were a big part of Mexican society in the early 1900s (in stark opposition to the pro-business and pro-American dictator), the early PRI put all its energy on protectionism, nationalization of industries, and a loosely warm relationship with the USSR while keeping a cold peace with the US. This worked great for decades and the "Mexican Miracle" after WWII helped Mexico quickly go from a largely illiterate and agricultural country to a literate and industrial power with a focus on oil. Then oil prices collapsed in the 1970s and the economy went down the drain. Kinda similar to Japan's economic bubble bursting in the 1980s. Neither country's economy has fully recovered from those blows.

After the fall of the USSR, the PRI had to make a harsh factional turn to its more centrist and pro-American factions, which caused older leftist factions to splinter off into other parties. That, paired with notorious corruption and a liberalization of electoral law, led the PRI to lose both the Congress and Presidency by 2000. In 2000-2012 we were governed by the PRI's oldest rival and only electable opposition: the right-wing, pro-business, pro-globalization National Action Party (PAN). This was helpful to the economy but disastrous for the country as it was this party that started the Drug War which we are still suffering from.

For most of the PAN's administrations, a common thing to hear from elderly people was "the PRI is the only party that knows how to govern this country." In 2012, that theory was tested when the PRI returned to power, branding itself as a reborn party with no corruption and greater unity as a firmly centrist party. Well, neither of those were accurate as it was just as corrupt as ever and more right wing than it had been in the 1990s. That 2012-2018 PRI government left office with a disastrous 12% approval rating.

We are now governed by the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA): a new "leftist nationalist" party that looks like the old PRI, walks like the old PRI, and quacks like the old PRI... In fact, most of its party grandees are elderly leftist PRI members that left in the multiple party exoduses of the 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s. So while we are governed by MORENA, it feels like we're still under the PRI. But not the "rebranded" PRI which has become practically irrelevant, but by the 1930s-1970s PRI that held on to power through populist laws, social leftism, economic nationalism, oil promotion, and a not subtle tinge of authoritarianism and anti-Americanism.

The country isn't doing better by any metric when compared to the past, but MAN, this current MORENA government is popular (63% approval rating as of today, but up to 81% in its 2019 peak.)

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Licjar Xeymelloz

1y↑1K

Japanese here. I just wanted to thank you, because despite I've been watching almost exclusively English essay/short-documentary style contents on YouTube for about 4 years at this point, this was somehow the first time I've found anyone who could even scratch the surface of the nature of LDP. And not only that, I actually learned new things from your video.
If I could add some comments to this, I would say that this way of having a big tent for everyone, and putting emphasis on inner coordination of interests rather than confrontation and/or competition, is something that fit very well to traditional Japanese culture. When someone says Japanese people value "harmony" and hate open confrontation, this, this system of LDP, is I think one of the biggest examples of that.

nny

To be honest, other opposition parties are not capable of running the government. The public knows that.
At the time of the 2011 earthquake, the LDP was actually the opposition party. This caused confusion in various ministries. It was a nightmare for many people.
Even in the geopolitical situation in the Far East, a change in the ruling party will only destabilize the situation in Japan. There is no way that other parties can do diplomacy. The LDP has been bad at it so far.

Christmas

@VOD Listener I would argue that political party internal competition CAN resolve problems while saving 'face' (another way of thinking about 'harmony') but it's not guaranteed — we can look to the US Democratic party which is a similarly powerful broad church (and the long-term effects on domestic US policy) to see how things can go very wrong when issues are allowed to remain unresolved over a long enough period of time.
And I would argue there is early evidence of the negative aspects of this arrangement already apparent in Japanese society when you consider their economy (despite a favourable pro-Abe PR campaign supported by Washington) still fails to produce the results they have been seeking.

Jamie Terrill

@H.L. Wolf That's strange. Last time I checked, germany didn't make anime, manga, tokusatsu, some of the world's most prestigious videogame & toy companies, sushi, Pokémon, Digimon, dragonball Z, Godzilla, Gamera, Ultraman, getter robo, mazinger Z, gundam, sailor moon, one piece, etc. etc. The list goes on & on & on. You still sure Germany shouldn't have to apologize either?

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A Human Person

1y↑816

YouTube seems to have tweaked the algorithm to promote smaller channels, and videos like this makes me really appreciate the change. Promising channel, keep up the good work!

dwa dd

1y↑1

this is very well researched video.
many, if not most, videos and documentaries about japanese politics utter nonsense, sometime straight racist.

ashtimbo

1y↑8

it might just be you. You probably avoid big channels and like indie stuff

Roman

1y↑8

I’ve noticed that I’ve gotten smaller channels in my recommendations
Big plus!

Nakla

1y↑30

In the vast majority of cases they will recommend you a small channel because you watched something from some small channel a while ago

Lawarch

1y↑69

Working on the next video right now! it should be out this week. I'm thankful for the algorithm and that so many kind people have been so encouraging in the comments

MrAsianPie

1y↑365

The LDP reminds me of the state American parties were in during the 1950s and 1960s. Where you can have extremely right winger politicians like George Wallace and Strom Thurmond on the same party platform as liberals like John F Kennedy.

(For a Republican example, like having Richard Nixon and Barry Goldwater running with Thomas Dewey and Nelson Rockefeller)

Media Maker

1y↑1

@DrScopeify
All political parties have "left" and "right" sections within them. It just goes to show how the left-right spectrum is a very flawed method of political analysis.

Dieguito

The TNO guys

Wubble Productions

@DrScopeify Political parties were more based on vibes back then. Democrats got support from northern working class voters and southern farmers because both groups thought democrats were the “common man” party. Republicans were always known as the party for business, with both liberal and conservative groups in the tent.

Holden Muganda

1y↑5

@DrScopeifyit’s think it’s just more unusual today where the right and left have solidified along party lines vs back then the separation was more align geographic lines. There’s still definitely differences between northern or coastal democrats and republicans vs southern or middle country but they don’t seem to be as big now that big issues like segregation aren’t a huge dividing factor anymore.

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Tariz32

1y↑259

Good. Haven't seen anyone talk about the 1955 system for a while. A few things to add here though, the Liberal party that was led by Yoshida Shigeru was not a "liberal" party in the American sense. It was "liberal" (classical liberalism) in the European sense, so, it was on the right. It promoted free-market capitalism, free trade, conservatism, and a pro-American foreign policy, which gave rise to the so-called "Yoshida doctrine" that dominated the first half of the post-war years. On the other hand, the Democratic party was more like a traditional conservative party that supported Japan's sovereignty, anti-US interferences, and rearmament. It was led by Hatoyama Ichiro, who during the pre-war period attempted to negotiate with the West while at the same time attempting to save Japan's sovereignty. The Democrats were far to the right than the Liberals on social matters. After the 1955 merger, the LDP was essentially fragmented with factions within the party originating from the fact that two kinds of conservative groups joined together to prevent the Socialist Party from gaining a foothold in the government (The Socialists were themselves split into the Leftist [Marxist] wing and Rightist [social democracy] wing. The merger to form the LDP was a reaction by two different conservatives when the Socialists united).

Why don't you do the next video on "The 6th Party Congress of the Japanese Communist Party" or something like "The Continual Decline of the Left-Wing Parties [JCP and JSP] in Japan". These might explain why leftism failed in Japan and why a practical and "realpolitik" conservative party like the LDP has been ruling since 1955 (except for 1994 and 2009-2012).

Mike Fisher

1y↑1

@CaillouThePimp - yup. It’s centre left. All these parties have factions and wings as well of course.

CaillouThePimp

@Mike Fisher The Liberal Party is closer to the centre than the left of Canadian politics. However it’s more left wing than the liberalism practiced in the US Democratic Party.

Mike Fisher

1y↑4

I hate to break it to you, but liberalism is usually identified as centre left in North America, even extreme left, were you to ask some on the street. The main Canadian centre left party is called the Liberal Party.
Unless you're talking about classical liberalism, which is claimed by the North American libertarian right.

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Flarelia

1y↑242

I guess the best description of Japan would be a "One Party Plus" system, where only one party is going to hold power and win elections, but other parties exist and win some seats, similar to Commonwealth Countries like UK/Canada/Australia/NZ being "Two Party Plus" systems.

Media Maker

1y↑1

@RandomUser34
Said by the man who actually created a one party state. Lol.

Robogecko40

@Domas Pauliukevicius it was definitely a 1 party state pre 1994, and is now an effective 1 party state as the other parties have no experience governing. When another party was elected for about year things began to crumble, also the bureaucrats refused to collaborate with them (tend to be LDP people).

Domas Pauliukevicius

Just because a state is run by one party does not mean it is not democratic, so I do not see any problem

일반인

@Haris nope, It's one party intstead of one party plus

Hao Deplorable

That’s the same situation of China

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SleepyGuy

1y↑32

Man this feels more of a company than a party to be honest.

Ivan Diaz

1y↑141

This was a really well put together video, I really do hope you continue making videos!

Ivan Diaz

1y↑3

@Lawarch Don’t worry about it! Take your time with making better content!

Lawarch

1y↑10

Working on the next video as we speak! it had more research than I expected so it sadly got pushed back a bit

Taylor Winborne

1y↑71

ive been looking for videos on japanese politics for awhile, so im super glad i finally found a channel that wants to cover them! instantly subbed, nice video!

Lawarch

1y↑5

Glad you enjoyed the video! I felt the same way! that's why I wanted to make this video because I felt Japanese politics was really really interesting but I couldn't find enough content on it on Youtube that presented it in a fun way.

Michael Carrasco

1y↑30

Well done! Ever since I've heard that Japan has one rulining party Ive been curious as to why, and this video provided the best explanation Ive seen so far.

Redditz

1y↑6

Please, I know you're new, but this is a channel I can really get behind. I'd love more videos like these on nations that rarely get covered. As an American watcher, it's so rare to see videos like these being made for us.

Thomas???

1y↑4

Finally, a video talking about Japan being a de facto one-party state. My personal guesses/observations were proven correct, because I've really been wondering on why the LDP has been dominating in ruling Japan since 1955. Guess it really is true that it is a de facto one-party state.

Also a bit related but Britain also kind of has a similar situation with Japan, in the sense that the Conservative Party over there has been ruling the country for the past 13 years since Cameron came in and Labour really hasn't had another prime minister after Blair (as of writing this that is, hope it ages well for Labour to win the next general elections).

Thank you for existing and making this because this is very educational and Japanese politics are generally underrated in most of the world. And with like everyone else in this comment section, I hope that you go places/eventually become popular with being lucky in the YouTube algorithm.

technicallythecenteroftheuniverse

1y↑21

Just goes to show how universally powerful inertia is. Until shit hits the fan I doubt much will change.

Farhan Atashiga

@iamthinking2252 _ I do wonder how things would have been had 3/11 not happened, the chaos and uncertainty of the aftermath is one of the reasons why voters flock back to voting for the LDP.

Shivansh NA

1y↑3

Considering how flexible LDP is shit probably will not hit fan

iamthinking2252 _

1y↑7

When shit did hit the fan… well the LDP was out of power (ie DPJ was in power when Fukushima nuclear incident )

Mawgan Rogerson

1y↑3

Great video, I’ve not seen any other similar videos about the LDP, so this was really interesting. I hope you make more videos soon!

Will Bowden

1y↑4

Your editing is so high quality! I love the graphics you use too! You’ve just earned a subscriber

jaihawkins

1y↑5

Great summation, one thing that wasn't mentioned the direct US funding for the LDP in it's foundation

zKatt

1y↑5

Really enjoyed this video, love that small creators are being pushed. I think that the sound design could be improved upon a bit as the sounds you use are sometimes a bit distracting and repetetive, but otherwise really great stuff. Subscribed.

Kend0

1y↑3

I love this video, both its content and its style. Great video!

DanDaFreakinMan

On one hand, it's a good thing because they can always focus on a specific change and see it through without getting undo by an opposite party. On the other hand, this makes it so it takes longer to change anything.

Minoru

1y↑3

Great video! Easy to understand the issues.

In addition the Japanese hadnt vote in the past when organized votes by LDP and socialists promised stability. Now many non-partisans think therere no parties they can rely on, including many opponents, but most of them cannot pay running finance so give up even before vote

Frank Baritone

1y↑3

This is awesome. I hope you cover more topics related to East Asian and SEA

Slim Jim

1y↑4

Very good first posting.
Like all new media your style could still be in flux but this was pretty well thought out, even compared to more established channels.

I am not sure about where you want to go with the channel, but if you are staying with Japan, there are some aspects of the Iron Triangle cycle you did not cover in this one but could be other videos.

Mostly that all that infrastructure LDP built via favored companies and jobs programs costs money, and the massive national debt this incurred has been the root cause of Japans "lost decade" and ongoing economic banality.

The focusing on the causes and recoveries of the various LDP losses could be videos too. If you are going more generic in Japan, the stark contrast of their "community police" to western policing, via local police booths or to the dark root causes of their nearly 100% crime conviction rate would both make interesting videos.

Slim Jim

1y↑2

@일반인 Japanese police have a nearly 100% conviction rate for basically everything. This seems good on the face of it to the uninitiated, however the means of that rating is done through means which are less than just. The idea of "Guilty until proven Innocent" is underlyingly true there. The Phoenix Wright games lampoon this, but it is terrifying to see it in person how the system can condemn someone without trial.

The most common method is that a person arrested in Japan historically has had no effective right to counsel and there is no real limits on pre trial detention. Right to counsel is nominally in their post war constitution but only" for people indicted". So the Japanese police just interrogate people for hours/days at a time in "pre indictment detention" which can last almost indefinitely, all in order to force a confession. Why do you need to do actual police work or have trials when you can just hold some schmuck until he signs a paper that says he did it? Historically this detention/"interrogation" may or may not include starvation, dehydration, beatings and various other levels of torture. All modern western legal systems used to do things like this all the time, but most have moved on while nominally modern westernized japan still commonly does this. It is getting better in the past decade or so, but japan is extremely conservative and change is glacial at best.

For more info, See the article "The Reality of the “Right to Counsel” in Japan and the Lawyers’ Campaign to Change It" by Ibusuki and Repeta

일반인

what would those dark roots be? very curious.

Euan Stokes

1y↑3

Given a sub, hope this channel goes well! This video was very in-depth and interesting!

Karl Gilbert

1y↑21

"Liberal" outside of the US means to support free markets and private property. It's seen as a centre-right ideology in other countries. By that definition the LDP's name makes sense

Media Maker

1y↑3

There is no standardized definition for what "liberal" means globally.

ajd2020

1y↑1

This might be my new favorite channel! Awesome video!

Javier Sanchez

1y↑3

New subscriber here. Interesting that I did not know anything about this topic, it was a great introduction. Keep up the good work and you will get more.

沁水灣

1y↑7

This is very nicely put together!

Hammy

1y↑10

I found this very interesting and I liked the way you put it together

Lawarch

1y↑3

Thanks so much! I spend as much time editing and making graphics as research so I'm happy to see people are enjoy the results!

John Smith

1y↑16

This is some of the best non-japanese commentary on the LDP I have ever seen.

ngc 4594

1y↑2

This was a great video. I really appreciate you making it.

Liked and subscribed!

ハンス

1y↑8

Really great video! I hope you make more videos like this!

Lawarch

Thank you! let me know if there are any topics you would be interested in seeing

Connor Golden

1y↑1

Really get work! I hope to see your channel grow!

HossBoss

1y↑2

Great video! Very informative

Sarayut Artwong

1y↑5

This video just give me more knowledge about Japan politics, wish to see a southeast Asia politics(like Indonesia,Thai etc.) in your video

A Kazakh

1y↑2

This was such a good video, I wanted to look at more videos from your channel but this was your first one? It was really well animated and kept me hooked on what was happening.

Andrew Shorts

1y↑3

love the idea of implementing retro gaming graphics into your video. Nice touch.

rhsindful

1y↑3

A well put together video. Keep up the good work! I can't wait to see what you cover next!

Noah T

1y↑9

Love how your little characters look just as you'd find them on a Japanese advert!

h d

1y↑1

These are really informative, thank you :D

NAURAM

1y↑1

Thank you for making a video about japanese politics! Was really a hole in youtube waiting to be filled

HKim0072

1y↑3

US politics have become so skewed that I likely would be a swing vote in most international countries (leaning right), but supposedly way to the left in the US.

Zarkox

1y↑4

Cool video with very well explained data. Keep it going!

Lawarch

1y↑2

Thank you! new video should hopefully be out next week!

Muhammad Aliff bin Muhammad Latiff

1y↑12

If Japanese politcs were a simulator game, this video's presentation would be it. Nice explanation and drawings.

William Stephens

1y↑2

Dope video I love the style but the sound effects were just slightly too loud. I loved the effect they had on the video tho just may wanna make them more quiet in future videos.

Riad Chabane

1y↑25

That was a very interesting video! Hopefully you'll channel will continue to grow, good luck.

Lawarch

1y↑3

Thanks so much for the kind words!

Gogu de la Gazé

Brilliant analysis! We will watch your career with great interest

FatNature

1y↑1

Awesome video! The editing and style was really informative and pleasant to watch

Azure Jester

1y↑2

The 8-bit sound effects kept me focused on the nonsensical and convoluted world of boring politics

Luis gomez quintana

1y↑5

This looks like a very interesting upcoming channel. Are the videos going to be about politics? Or stuff in general?

Lawarch

1y↑3

Snap shots at interesting moments in history not just Japanese politics, but politics will always be there

Pandastical

1y↑3

Fascinating video! Since this is the only one on your channel I’m not sure what kind of videos you’ll make. But your style is really well done and clear to understand. I think it would be super cool for a channel to focus on East Asian politics like this, an area that most people just aren’t aware of, including myself. For example, a video on more Japanese political parties, or that of South Korea or Taiwan, would be fascinating!

Either way keep up the great work!

Цари_Градови

Could even try the geopolitics, companies, history.

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Stan

Great video, very well made, and it's informative without opinions skewing your analysis. I just can not stand that sound used throughout, 8:12 it's multiple times in a row, and it's very distracting to what's being said

SepSyn

1y↑2

Looks like somebody went to the J.J. McCullough school of video editing. It's a solid style. Appreciate the information

WhhhhhhjuuuuuH

1y↑1

Great stuff keep it up ! 🎉

Hilda

1y↑1

Great video! Something I had no idea about.
Maybe tone down the sound effects tho, they are a little too loud and a little to often.

Ziad Dakroub

You just earned yourself a subscription bro, amazing job ;)

Knightshade

1y↑1

I really enjoyed the video and subscribed! Many people complained about the sound effects, but I found the to be charming, especially when accompanied by the little cartoons. However, my criticism is that the video seemed to jump heavily between topics, with little explanation of how it connects to a previous point, and I thought that you would explain the factions beyond the division between the moderate and far-right.

Sean Camas

Great video! It almost reminds me of the PRI in Mexico. You should do a video about them next

Devin Higoy

1y↑10

Wow only 52 subscribers? This is a very well made video and I hope you continue to make these.

Devin Higoy

@Lawarch Can't wait to see the next one!

Lawarch

Thanks so much! new video should be out this week

Aaron Biswas

1y↑6

I think India also is going towards a one party state but honestly I think it would be a great thing for India because most of the time other parties fight each other without such things India can progess a lot faster.

Rio

1y↑2

Opposition parties lack ideological base like bjp
Bjp has everything needed by an strong party that want to rule
An strong voter base that is loyal and also there funds are huge

Shivansh NA

Just to give one example when last time most opposition parties of India tried to came together in 2019 against BJP they couldn't even stand at stage together without trying to undermine each other 😬. And when they lost election it took them only 2 hour's after results they start blaming each other like kids

Oliv Tomat

1y↑3

Fascinating insight into the Japanese political system, great video!

PrawnAddict

1y↑13

I've been wanting to learn about Asian politics for a while but couldn't find any good videos on the topic as a unilingual so it's great to see folks like you looking to change that, I can't wait to see what you'll make next!

orbo Akin

1y↑1

Amazing video! I literally stumbled on it in my recommends and I am glad I did. Well researched, well presented (seriously, the animations and transitions and graphics used very well), and I especially appreciate how you explained it all in such detail and in a short video. Really helpful for folks, like me, with no understanding of Japanese politics. Your channel is going places, friend. Cannot believe this kind of quality content is only now getting promoted by YouTube.

Hoimeneer

1y↑2

great video, keep up the good work!

Jack B

1y↑1

Very informative thank you

Schoritzobandit

1y↑6

If you're at all interested in following up on this, I would be really interested in an overview of the factions within the LDP, especially if they have nicknames that are used by the public or journalists. Do people vote knowing they're supporting a particular faction, or is it more obscured than that? How have the factions changed since the 1950s?

RomaWar

1y↑2

One party system: 😦
One party system, Japan: 🤓

Scarletcrusader77

1y↑1

Can you do one of these Asian Democracy/ politics videos for Singapore (ruled by PAP similar to LDP) next? Or perhaps Taiwan & South Korea?

AVoiceOfOpinion93

1y↑7

I love this! I learnt more about Japanese politics in roughly 12 minutes than I had in the last few years. Keep up the good work!

Lawarch

Thanks so much! I'm so happy that you enjoyed the video. Working really hard on the next video right now

Roy G. Biv

1y↑1

Wow I had no idea about this. Great video!

andy chap

1y↑1

Great video, looking forward to see how the channel develops

Aphus

1y↑1

Japanese here. the position of prime minister is like getting to colleges in japan. legacy kids are always gonna get in.

Butter Chicken and Naan

Fascinating system . Very unique

prod. by intoxxy

1y↑2

Great video! I would love to see videos about the fallout of the socialist party or the divide of the progressive democratic party after the mid 2010s! Also to give some feedback about the fx sounds, i would lower it a little bit to make it sound less harsh but great video!

けーせっきやー

1y↑2

素晴らしい解説でした。あなたの次の動画を楽しみにしています。

Kairos Brunekreeft

1y↑3

All the sound effects stratch the insides of my brain, the animation everything is just so cool

Petrica Bota

great content, I love the audio effects

Aiwanano

1y↑3

Whoa man, I would not have expected such quality video with only 35k views and 1.13k subscribers. You're off to a great start & I found this video interesting since I had no idea what Japanese politics was like till now. Great work & you've got a new subscriber.

I will say though, sometimes I feel like the sound effects are too loud and it makes it harder to understand you when you speak over the sound effects. You could possibly make the sound effects a bit quieter or something, but the caption work as well.

zLucario

What video editing software do you use? I like all the effects and renderings very much

Lawarch

1y↑1

Davinci Resolve its a free software by Blackmagic Design. There are some really good tutorials on YouTube that will help you get started. and Thanks! I make all the graphic myself for the video

PenguinPingu

1y↑4

The term Liberal outside of North America is also talking about the economic system.
Look at Brazil's Bolsonaro's Party's Name, Liberal Party. Note that he is an ultra nationalist and a social conservative.

bruv

It means that inside the USA too but people don't know that. The democratic party is liberal, and liberal ≠ leftist (or even progressive)

Vitor Araújo

1y↑3

What a great video!
The style and the info are amazing.
I'm hoping your channel grows!
Cheers from Brazil

gmann2101

Our man with the high quality video out of nowhere

Alfred L.B.

1y↑1

Good job on the video! Inspirational :)

Mark Small

Concise and interesting. Subscribed.

Albin Rundberg

Great video!

Green Koopa

1y↑4

Could you please make a video about how "PEACH" brutally repressed the koopas until we threw off her Mushroom yoke?

Nuss Wahl

1y↑2

256 Subscriber with only one Video? You're off to a great start, please continue to make videos.

Jonas Arnesen

1y↑3

This is how you create an aristocracy or even an oligarchy.

Jonas Arnesen

@Shivansh NA well... Billionaires are the celestial dragons of One Piece in real life.

Shivansh NA

1y↑4

Political class are new aristocrats . Merchant's are new king's

albizu75

1y↑5

That was a great video! I'm interested in Japanese history and politics and I found your video to be very informative. Looking forward to your next video!

Jeffrey Jacob

1y↑3

Great channel

Owl Man

1y↑13

Roberto Rico

1y↑3

Talk about Shinzo Abe's political family. I have read that even his nephew is involved in politics

PoppinC

Most democracies actually don't have a two party system, but rather a multi party system.

Nicholas Charles

1y↑13

I wouldn't call the democrats centre left but that's just me. Also, outside of North America liberals are called so entirely on economic grounds. Since they're favour free market economics. So economically right wing. They can be conservative socially or not. Doesn't really matter when the economic policy is the same.

BetIllBeDamned

1y↑5

That’s not just you, that’s literally anyone who understands politics. The democrats are a center-right party while the republicans are a far right party.

Random Dude

1y↑1

This video is great, but the sound effects are a bit too loud

Cosmos

1y↑8

Excelent video with concise and very useful information. I've always casually wondered how Japanese politics played out to more specifics and I feel like this video has helped me gain good knowledge. Great style of video presentation and graphics too. Keep up this quality and the channel will be succesful.

shitcock

1y↑1

thank you for uploading this

Marshall

1y↑5

dude this such a well made video subbing rn

Lawarch

Thank you!

Navymustang061

1y↑2

The way you phrased it kinda makes it sound like japan is like Russia or North Korea and it’s impossible for people to vote for other parties, but I do like the video, we can learn a few things from the Japanese