Lacquering and packing: Japanese workers work at machines for lacquering and packing of tins in a factory. Shipping is neither safe and nor easy in rough sea. Cargo boats in operation to bring back the canned goods. Cargo steamer underway at sea. Technical experts and exporters meet to study their business to ensure for growth and prestige of trade abroad. Technical experts inspect the crab for export.
Coal miners walk in field of mine. Coal miner enters into tunnel. Coal miner dugs and picks coal rock. Shovels in tunnel. Coal miners are in mining operation. Machines in factory. Coal substitutes. Miners fill the coal substitute into sack. Coal substitute is loaded in truck and shipped.
A Japanese naval officer announces the sinking of the Prince of Wales and Repulse in the Malay Sea. Japanese newsmen take notes.
Japanese brides married to American soldiers attend school to learn about American homemaking and baby care. American women teach Japanese brides about baby care. An American housewife teacher demonstrates on a baby doll. She wipes the face of the baby doll. A Japanese bride stands up to demonstrate lesson. Japanese brides attend a baking class with an American teacher. Japanese students pour tea from Western porcelain tea set. A Japanese woman receives a cup of tea.
Geologic formation and the geographic placing of the Japanese islands. View of bamboo forests and snow-capped mountains. Animated map describes the effect of the Japanese current and monsoons on the islands' climate.
View of Japanese seacoast showing broken and mountainous coastline. Beaches and mountains in the background. Steamers at sea. Sailboat at sea. Snow covered mountains in the background. Sailboats at sea. Harbor waterfront area.
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