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I actually saw a great video where this was explained by an actual Japanese Budo practitioner (who also has an equally legit YouTube channel, of all things).She got to do all that, say all that and somehow the palace soldier, guard or anything like that doesn't come 🤔
Japanese social cueing dictates that an adversary will announce themselves as such, along with their heritage and justifications, as a sign that they intend to fight you on the spot... and if they run away after doing so it is a super elaborate dis' on the opponent; they're basically saying that you aren't even worth their time, amd that they have gone well out of their way to inform you, and everybody there, bit you in particular, that you may suck their testicles/tiddies/left nut of a donkey while you ponder your own lack of worth.
And the longer their introduction, the more you can add to the above kind of stuff.
TL;DR:
It's a Japanese way to be intentionally disrespectful.