Japanese people in Hawaii. Japanese people on the Hawaiian Island involved in many important industrial activities. A Japanese fruit store. Japanese women dressed in native dress. Street peddlers sit on sidewalk. Woman makes lei. Man carry baskets hung from pole across his shoulders.
Rural population of Japan engaged in war production and support of Japan during World War 2. Japanese rural area shows farm families outside native huts. Women cook food, pump water and wash vegetables in creek. Mud and wood huts with straw roofs. Farmers in field. Harvesting in farm. Lumbers piled up outside a building. Civilian men work with lumber. Women prepare handicrafts outside house. Home industries. Interiors show workers at work including men, women, and children working in war effort. Japanese family eats food and elderly Japanese woman smokes a pipe. Japanese people walk through rubble and debris after Great Kanto earthquake of 1923. Shows areas of rubble and workers digging through earthquake rubble, along with United States citizens involved in effort on the ground and through material relief support from America.
Young Japanese trained to become soldiers. Japanese school children march along street. Children bow. Small children do calisthenics. They are lead in group exercises. Japanese zero plane in flight. Many charred dead bodies along road. Refugees flee with belongings. Debris lay on street. Dead body carried on pole. Children file into school building. Children learn to write in classrooms. Models of Japanese warships and planes displayed to children. (World War II period).
Japanese prisoners march and are interrogated on an island by U.S. personnel during the Pacific campaign of World War II. U.S. personnel aboard a ship look towards AKA (Attack Cargo Ship) ships at anchor in mid background. Task Force vessels in a harbor off the island. Men roll fuel drums from an LST (Landing Ship Tank) in background. Men walk over the beach. Small bulldozer underway in background. Japanese prisoners are marched over the beach. Marines in foreground. A Japanese prisoner is interrogated. A photographer shoots movies on the island. Japanese prisoners walk in a single file through the compound. U.S. personnel take care of civilians. Number being painted on arms of civilians and their children. Faces of islanders.
Japanese officials come aboard USS San Diego (CL-53) underway at Tokyo Harbor. Japanese tug approaches alongside. High ranking Japanese officers come aboard and are searched by U.S. Navy personnel. Japanese Army and Navy officers and harbor pilots are seated on the deck.
Japanese Foreign Service Officers, in formal wear of top hats and tails, lead funeral procession for Akagi Chikayuki, Japanese Special Deputy Conmissioner of Police Section, Shanghai Municipal Police, who was shot to death.The procession includes a Japanese military officer; bugler and fife player; contingent of Shanghai Municipal Police; a Police Band; and family of the deceased. Hearse stops in front of Hankow Bank, where Japanese military pall bearers remove and carry coffin into a building across the street.They are followed by Shinto priests and monks.
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