When 80 Samurai FACED 8,000 Mongols: The Battle of Tsushima

The Battle of Tsushima: Eighty men standing on a small island against the most powerful empire the world had ever seen.

When Kublai Khan’s fleet arrived on the shores of Tsushima in 1274, the samurai didn’t hesitate. They knew the odds. They knew the outcome.
But still… they fought.

This is not just a story about war.
It’s about courage.
It’s about honor that refused to break, even when surrounded by thousands.

Led by Sō Sukekuni, these samurai faced an army that stretched from China to Persia and yet, their last stand echoed through centuries.
Their blood bought Japan time to prepare for the storm that was coming.
And from their ashes rose the legend of the Divine Wind the Kamikaze.

In this video, we dive deep into the real Battle of Tsushima, the invasion that almost changed Japan forever.
No fantasy. No exaggeration.
Just the true story of men who stood when retreat was easier.

⚔️ Witness the courage that became Japan’s first line of defense.
⚔️ The last stand that became legend.