A film depicts Japanese invasion and occupation of the Philippine Islands during World War II. Japanese Army parades in victory through Manila. Japanese troops holding the Japanese flag parade. A band plays music. The troops march. Filipino policewomen march. Japanese Military Commander of the Philippines General Masaharu Homma sits on a reviewing stand holding a samurai sword and reviews the parade. Students of different departments of the University of the Philippines parade. A banner reads 'Manila Department Store'. Philippines General Hospital personnel, Thai and Indian students, University of Philippines students, and, members of Manila's German , Italian and Japanese community march by in review. Homma seated with officials. Homma speaks into a microphone. The Japanese flag is raised. Men on a platform take pictures. A crowd cheers and releases balloons. Aircraft in flight.
Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. Japanese soldiers follow orders from an officer during a drill in Binalonan, Pangasinan. Filipino people with their belongings on a street. Some Caucasian residents are present. Filipinos enter a Roman Catholic cathedral to attend mass in Northern Luzon. Japanese soldiers stand in the entrance of the church. Staff car arrives at a building. Chinese workers carry bags of rice. Women in traditional Baro’t Saya dresses carry belongings on their heads. Truck loaded with Japanese troops move along a dirt road followed by a car.
Japanese officer speaks over radio during Japanese occupation of Philippines in World War II. Japanese officer speaks at a desk. Japanese flag in the background. Japanese officer hands over the document to Filipino politician Benigno Aquino. Presiding Officer of the Philippine Executive Commission Jorge Vargas, member of Philippine Senate Quintín Paredes, Senator of Philippines Claro Recto, Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce Rafael Alunan, and others listen as a Japanese officer reads a proclamation.
Animation depicts the resources and the strategic position of the Philippines during World War II. Animated map show many islands like Borneo and Java near to the Philippines. It also depicts the benefits for Japan on invading the Philippines. The abundance of oil, copper, coal and a large population in the area. Large crowd of Filipino working men wearing hard hats in an industrial or port area. Battleships underway at sea. Large crowd of Filipino people holding lighted candles march on a street at night during a ceremony.
A film titled 'Toyo No Gaika' depicts Japanese invasion and occupation of the Philippine Islands during World War II. A building with the Japanese flag. A Japanese flag flutters in wind. Children walk on a street holding the Japanese flag. Newspapers announce the fall of Corregidor. A sign in Japanese language. A man seated at a desk speaks into a microphone. Civilians walk on a street and soldiers parade. A close up the civilians moving. Trucks loaded with troops drive on a street. A sign reads 'Corregidor Falls'. Japanese tanks advance and move on a road. Children holding the Japanese flags wave. Vehicles loaded with Japanese troops move on a street. A tractor drawn artillery on the move. Students of the University of Philippines hold a banner of their department and look at the troops. Children hold flags. Tanks move on a street. People of different communities crowd. The troops on tanks cross a bridge. Japanese Military Commander of the Philippines General Masaharu Homma rides down a street on a horseback. Airplanes roar overhead. The troops blow bugles. General Homma reviews a parade. Troops on tanks, horse back, tractor drawn artillery and in cars parade. The aircraft in flight. Tanks advance during the parade. Members of the Greater Manila and other communities parade.
Philippine officers speak over radio during Japanese occupation of Philippines in World War II. Filipino politician Benigno Aquino speaks into a microphone as Japanese officer looks on. Presiding officer of the Philippine Executive Commission Jorge Vargas speaks at desk as Japanese officer looks on.