A bedroom of a middle class Japanese home in Kyoto, Japan. Elder daughter of a Japanese family makes Japanese style bed on the matted floor. She keeps a pillow and a quilt on the bed. The daughter is dressed in a colorful sleeping garment. She goes to sleep.
A documentary film depicts psychology and living habits of Japanese people. Scenic views in Japan. A Japanese women walks along a road lined on both the sides by trees. Japanese men, women and children stand under a tree . The tree in blossom. Natives practice 'Shinto' religion. A religious place in Japan.
Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright and staff sit opposite Japanese General Masaharu Honma and officers during surrender after fall of Corregidor. General Honmu enters Manila greeted by crowd gathered on the street. People carry large banners. The banners read in Japanese language. The crowd carries Japanese flags. Two WAC's (Women's Army Corps) talk about the situation in the Pacific Theater. Railroad train filled with U.S. army trucks. A United States naval fleet underway in the Pacific Ocean. Soldiers disembarking troop ship overseas. Naval guns in view on U.S. warships near wharf. . A P-38, Lightning fighter plane being offloaded onto the dock. A P-38 taking off from a pierced steel plank runway, in the Pacific. (World War II period).
Different structures in the Japanese Tea Garden at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California. Several trees at the park. The top of a structure at the Japanese Tea Garden. A monument amidst trees and plants. A garden with a water body and several plants. A monument mounted on a support structure in the water body. A flight of steps leading to another structure in the garden. A statue of Buddha in the Japanese Tea Garden at Golden Gate Park.
Japanese prisoners in Okinawa, Japan, during Battle of Okinawa of World War II. Japanese prisoners of war (POW) are marched on a muddy field by U.S. troops. The prisoners walk past a tent. The prisoners are put in an enclosure with a wire fencing. 'PW Enclosure' written outside the enclosure. A U.S. soldier opens a can of C-ration and gives it to a Japanese prisoner The prisoner eats the C-ration given to him inside the enclosure.
Japanese prisoners of war (POW) in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II. The Japanese prisoners are brought in trucks by the U.S. troops to be enclosed. The Japanese prisoners get out of the trucks. U.S. soldiers search the prisoners. The prisoners are sent into a wire-fenced enclosure. The prisoners inside the enclosure. Small tents inside the enclosure. The prisoners standing in lines. The corpsmen attending to wounded prisoners who are laid on stretchers. A prisoner's eye being bandaged by two other prisoners.
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