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Konnichiwa ! Je suis Mainichi , ravie de vous connaitre.
Aujourd’hui , je vous emmène faire un tour dans un coin particulier de YouTube .
Mon TOP 3 des stars d’internet au Japon ! Allons-y !

No. 1 Hajime Shacho
Avec un record de 5 millions d’abonnés et environs 3,9 milliards de vues, Hajime , 24 ans, est le plus célèbre youtubeur du Japon. Il a partagé sa première vidéo sur YouTube en 2012 et est surtout connu par son bain à la Coca Cola et bonbons de Mentos collés sur son corps ! Toutes ses vidéos tournent autour de ce concept ; rendre réelles les choses les plus folles et stupides qui croisent son esprit .
Sa popularité lui a amené quelques contrats publicitaires.

No.2 Yuka Kinoshita
Avec 3,2 millions d’abonnés et 1 milliard de vues, Yuka, 32 ans, est une jeune femme « mangeuse de compétition  » ( Competetive eater ). Elle partage des vidéos quotidiennement depuis 2014 mangeant en direct des kilos de nourriture en un temps record. Certes, elle reste toujours svelte… Un mystère qui intrigue les médecins à ce jour.
Elle doit être la femme la plus chanceuse au monde.
Elle et Hajime était petits amis en 2016 et finissent leur relation avec un scandale. Hajime l’a trompée. Ce dernier a publié quelques vidéos d’excuses expliquant la situation.

No.3 Hikakin et Seikin

Avec 4, 8 millions d’ abonnés et 3,5 milliards de vues , Hikakin,28 ans est le Youtubeur le plus ancien( 2011) et le plus populaire au Japon. Il est connu par son talent de Beatbox . Il partage aussi des vidéos où il fait le test de certains produits.

Son frère Seikin est connu grâce à sa chaine SeikinTv, 2,4 millions d’ abonnés et 1,8 milliards de vues, créée en 2012 . On y trouve des vidéos de chant et de comédie ainsi que des vidéos dont le concept est proche de celui de Hajime , enfin, plus ou moins publicitaires.

 

 

Vous pouvez conclure que c’est un style différent par rapport aux youtubeurs français ou américains, on trouve beaucoup de genres mais ça reste toujours divertissant . Personnellement,   ça me rapproche d’une certaine manière des japonais en découvrant ce qui les intéressent et ce qui les rend indifférents.

J’espère que l’article d’aujourd’hui vous a  plu. N’hésitez pas de partager vos feedbacks et idées.

A la prochaine.

Mainichi.

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Chapter 3 : England, The Short Reign of Jane Grey.

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I was steadily walking inside a tower, a mighty one. It was almost as if it were put there to convey both terror and admiration, angst and fascination. That was Tower Green, where lady Jane Grey, Queen of England for nine days, was to be executed.

 

As I gazed out from one of the windows, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of awe and solemnity. This towering structure had witnessed some of the most significant moments in English history, and today it was to be the site of yet another tragedy.

 

I tried to imagine what it must have been like for Lady Jane Grey, knowing that her reign was to be short-lived, and that she would meet her end at this very spot. It was hard to fathom the fear and despair that must have gripped her in those final moments, and the sense of injustice at being punished for a crime she did not commit.

 

Lady Jane Grey was just sixteen years of age when she was crowned Queen of England in 1553. She was the great-granddaughter of King Henry VII and the cousin of King Edward VI, who had named her as his heir on his deathbed.

However, her reign was short-lived, lasting only nine days. The people of England were loyal to whom they conceived as their rightful heir, Mary Tudor, who was the daughter of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. She was a staunch Catholic, while Jane was a Protestant.

 

The Tudor queen, with the support of her followers, rallied an army and took the throne from Jane, who was imprisoned in the Tower of London. Despite several attempts to rescue her, including a failed rebellion led by her father, Jane was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death.

 

On 12 February 1554, Lady Jane Grey was led to the scaffold on Tower Green, where she met her fate. The little girl, caught in a game of political power, refused the Catholic Queen’s offer to spare her life if she converts to catholicism. She bravely faced her executioners, and it is said that she recited Psalm 51 as she knelt before the block. Her final words were, « Lord, into thy hands I commend my spirit. »

 

That moment was heart-wrenching to witness. Lady Jane Grey reminded me of all the deterioration of my time, of the moral decay and human suffering caused by war and political turmoil. Jane, a virtuous and unassuming child, was suddenly thrust into the brutal and ruthless world of political machinations, where her fate was predetermined by the avarice and ambition of those around her. To me, that was a striking reminder of all the children who did not choose where they are and whose lives are shattered by the cruel caprices of history, a stirring call to protect the vulnerable and innocent, to safeguard the sanctity of human life and dignity and a lifetime grief of all the precious souls lost.

 

Written By : Montassar Hizi.

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