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| Imperial theme for New Year’s Poetry Contest – New Year in a Farming Village |
| Breath-freezing cold – Defending the Far North |
| No New Year holidays – XX anti-aircraft defense unit |
| Today’s admirable little sea eagles – Students of Oita National School join the Air Force for a day |
| Packing “imon-bukuro (soldier comfort bags)” for our troops during the New Year holidays |
| Letters from our troops down south |
| Securing our own supplies, from cigarettes to dumplings – Cargo team in Burma |
| Children at play in An Nam – No different from you, are they? |
| Ever-strong prayers for Japan-China solidarity – New China celebrates the first anniversary of the Greater East Asia War |
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| Chairman Wang Jingwei of the national government pays a visit |
| Our guidance and support further strengthens new China’s military prowess |
| Enhancing our military strength – Full deployment of New China’s resources |
| War cries celebrate the first anniversary throughout Greater East Asia |
| Producing local engineers – Local training center at Shonan |
| Spring tournament in south: Sumo games at Saigon Camp – Lively Taiko drums echo across the Pacific and Indian Oceans |
| New Year’s in Southeast Asia – Muslim thanksgiving in Malay and Sumatra |
| Turning the inessentials into essentials – Neighborhood association’s clothing exchange, 15 Kamiyacho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo-shi |
| 5 bridegrooms from Tokyomura, Manchuria seek their brides |
| Female students studying braille to pay visit to troops who lost their eyesight |
| Camera on the homefront |
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(January 20, 1943)
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| Sounds of the land eagles rise high – New Year’s visit to the Imperial Capital |
| Aircraft factory in full operation |
| Young sea eagles training hard |
| Young sea eagles leave the nest – Kumagaya Army Air Academy |
| Navy parachute troops prepare for their next operation |
| Enemy planes aiming to attack our mainland |
| Offerings of copper |
| Bells, too, become weapons in the air – Hitachi Mines Refinery |
| You can be an aircraft builder |
| Camera on the homefront |
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(January 27, 1943)
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| Steadfast resolve! China joins the war |
| The day China joined the war - Nanking |
| Strength of China now in the war – Central Army Academy |
| Defending the North Seas in the extreme cold – The Imperial Navy |
| Sounds of the military band echo over the snowswept mountain pass – Students of the Army Toyama Academy: Forced march in the snow |
| Spirited in fight: A stadium in a snowstorm – National Students Games on Ice: Tatenoumi, Nagano Prefecture |
| Volunteers transporting wood coal on warhorse reserves – Takayama, Gifu Prefecture |
| Military parade for warriors of the sea |
| First thing is to beat the cold |
| Cries of neighborhood watch ring clear in the cold night – Tokyo: Honshiba Children’s Association on Night Watch |
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(February 3, 1943)
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| Repeated battles with America and Britain taking place on the front |
| Stamp out American and British records! |
| Eliminate American and British words from billboards |
| Are these really Japanese products for the Japanese people? |
| Savings produced by exchanging unnecessary items – Nagoya |
| Japan, Germany, and Italy sign an economic pact – Drafting the details of the Japan-Germany Treaty at the Minister of Foreign Affairs Residence |
| Cebu in Philippines rises from the ashes |
| Collecting grand heaps of scrap steel at an old battlefield – Shonan |
| Unglazed cookers support the kitchen front |
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(February 10, 1943)
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| Prime Minister Tojo delivers fierce policy speech after recovering from illness |
| A year after the founding of Shonan – From destruction to construction |
| Commander in Chief Terauchi tours and offers encouragement at local shipbuilding dock – A year after the founding of Shonan |
| A year after the founding of Shonan – Active newspapers and moving exhibits |
| A year after the founding of Shonan – A major lecture on radio exercises |
| A year after the founding of Shonan – Storyboard theater a hit with audiences |
| Battle off the coast of Rennell Island |
| Practical example of “Toki no Tatefuda (Slogan of the Times)” in use |
| Praying for another year of rich harvests – Kinensai (Good Harvest Ceremony), February 17 |
| Lives are risked to deliver the cargo, so give your all unloading it – Cargo warriors handling cargo |
| We are the Youth Cavalry – Mizunami National School, Gifu Prefecture |
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(February 17, 1943)
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| Joy of independence near in Burma |
| Spirit of the Burma Defense Force reaches high to the sky |
| Peaceful city abuzz with activity |
| Happy faces of Burma |
| American and British foes desperate to turn the situation around |
| German citizens in battle |
| Practical example of “Toki no Tatefuda (Slogan of the Times)” in use |
| Portraying the soldier’s spirit on canvas – Artists and sculptors joining army academies for a day |
| Send power to the military factories |
| Turning the Imperial Diet into a classroom |
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(February 24, 1943)
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| Portraying the difficulties of elite forces defending the North – Kwantung Army’s reporting drill |
| A year into construction – The new Malay |
| Mito Kairakuen Seikatei Revived as a Sanpo dojo |
| A dojo in the snow – Nagano Prefecture |
| Supply rice, all for victory – Yamagata Prefecture |
| March Imperial Diet – Striving to supply rice and boost sweet potato production |
| March – Water Festival at the National Foundation Day Festival, February 11 |
| Science serving as the vanguard of greater production: Labor Science Research Institute – Cooperation Team |
| Our enemy is the duke rabbit ahead – Kuju National School of Oita Prefecture offers rabbit fur |
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(March 3, 1943)
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| Extinguishing large incendiaries – Testing the power of large, American incendiaries and putting them out Osaka |
| Training air defense leaders – Nagasaki Air Defense Academy |
| Rice balls defend the air – Nagoya Girls Youth Group take part in emergency rice supply training |
| Hinamatsuri at neighborhood associations – Tokyo |
| Filipino captives return to their homeland |
| All the things that can be made from coconuts in the Philippines |
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(March 10, 1943)
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| Ceaseless attacks – Vow of spirited warriors |
| Shooting without hesitation |
| Still have a hand to work with |
| I make weapons |
| Infusing the soil with the warrior spirit |
| Water bullets overhead |
| Living out a husband’s dying will |
| Carrying on the spirit of the three brave men |
| The warrior spirit of battle and the farm |
| Coloring book |
| Save our friends in India: India Relief National Conference – Tokyo |
| Encouragement troops to the industry frontlines – Tokyo |
| Female students perform self-produced storyboards –Kyoto Prefectural Second High School |
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(March 17, 1943)
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| Cutting large trees as offerings – Okayama Prefecture |
| Wood offerings turn into wooden ships – Osaka |
| Becoming a strong Japanese ship crew – Fukuura Village, Kanagawa Prefecture |
| Shonan Training Center for local ship crew |
| Encouragment even in Java – Savings from Japan |
| Your words bring cheer to our soldiers – Sending heartful letters of comfort |
| Troops in Java receiving letters of comfort |
| Fish of the South |
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(March 24, 1943)
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| Chinese Government Forces fight bravely along our common front – March 30, third anniversary of the transfer of the Chinese capital |
| Reconstruction of the Zhegan railroad makes progress |
| Full strength of northern China channeled into building the Shijin Canal |
| New China – Latest news |
| Shonan Shrine enshrinement ceremony |
| Dayak tribe youths become police officers |
| From an oil town |
| War spirit embodied in “bullet bonds” |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho rides the streetcar |
| Osaka women and glider – Osaka |
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(March 31, 1943)
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| Prime Minister Tojo visits Nanking |
| Joint drill of Japan-China military forces – March 10, Nanking |
| Changes to middle school education Junior High Schools |
| Changes to middle school education Girls’ High Schools |
| Creating textbooks with our own hands |
| Women fight via the Red Cross – Gifu Prefectural Motosu Girls’ High School |
| Let the new fiscal year inspire you to change your spending habits |
| Potential war horses train until called for – April 7, Horse Day |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho meets a traveling farm equipment repair team |
| Spreading the spirit of the ceaseless attack nationwide |
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(April 7, 1943)
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| Father’s love to the children of Yasukuni – Prime Minister Tojo encourages the honorary orphans |
| 5th Annual Yasukuni Shrine Orphan Pilgrimage |
| Chief Ba Maw’s joyous 12-day visit to Tokyo |
| Burma, a nation that produces 6 million tons of rice annually |
| Recovering sunken enemy ships one after another – Manilla Bay |
| Japanese women from the Manilla Vanguard |
| Completion of the Trans-Luzon Railroad |
| Fight Cheerfully –Hungry Shashin Shuho goes to the city |
| Our classrooms are also a battlefield – Good children in North Chosen earnestly study and train |
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(April 14, 1943)
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| Prime Minister Tojo visits Manchuria |
| Loyal honors shine bright – Navy joint funeral of 10 brave soldiers from the Second Special Attack Unit |
| Exact revenge on the enemy American planes that killed our friends |
| Give our growing, working youth a profitable life – Youth Custody Day, April 17 & 18 |
| Offer wayward youth a job and the awareness of a Japanese Fighter – Youth Custody Day, April 17 & 18 |
| Young railmen training – Tokyo |
| From the frontlines of the South Pacific to everyone on the homefront |
| Filipinos’ take joy in work – A year after the full occupation of the Bataan Peninsula |
| Streetlamps of Ginza also offered – Phase 1 of emergency metal collection begins |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho takes a walk with a postman |
| Nutrition for our growing children – Hamakurosaki National School, Toyama City |
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(April 21, 1943)
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| No worries behind our warriors – Promoting spirit to support our troops April 23 to 29 |
| National schools and support for our soldiers – Ohta National School, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| Wounded soldier plant to encourage self-recovery – Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture |
| Outcome of battles on Akyab and the Florida Islands – Enemy counteroffensive continues |
| Production going strong Copper mines in the Philippines |
| Malay children are good too – Shonan Special City Normal Public School |
| The Imperial Capital on Horse Day – April 7 |
| Snow no more – Students dedicate their efforts to remove snow and boost production – Niigata Prefecture |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho visits a village office |
| For women aspiring to be machinists – Nagoya Tsurumai Women’s Machinist Training Center |
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(April 28, 1943)
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| Toughen mothers of healthy soldiers – Healthy Citizen Campaign, May 1-10 |
| Raise each child born – Nakane Village, Chiba Prefecture |
| Manage health at the workplace – Healthy Citizen Campaign, Tokyo Shibaura Denki (Toshiba) Shibaura Branch |
| Form Healthy Citizen Divisions in town/village associations – Three town associations in Uchiyasu, Minami-ku, Osaka City |
| Medan filled with joy – 1st Anniversary of New Sumatra |
| Construction News – Makassar |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho visits wartime farm of a neighborhood association |
| The new ma of a boarding house |
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(May 5, 1943)
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| Our son is a young cherry tree at Kudan – Special spring ceremony at Yasukuni Shrine held in solemn reverence |
| So many ways to save – All rise and smash the 27 billion mark! |
| Finger doll theater performance provides lesson on savings – Tokyo |
| Farming song in the shade of the coconut trees - Sumatra |
| A Japanese ship born out of the jungle – North Borneo |
| Offering of 300-year old pine boulevard – Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture |
| Today young boys realize their dream of becoming sea eagles –Youth Air Training Unit joins the Tsuchiura Navy Air Force for a day |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho tells locals the joyous news of rising rice prices |
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(May 12, 1943)
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| Proud dignity of new land eagles |
| His Imperial Majesty, the commander in chief, visits the Imperial Headquarters |
| Offering our lives to His Imperial Majesty – The brave continue to fight on |
| Offering our lives to His Imperial Majesty – Another day on which airborne sea eagles head to strike the U.S. mainland |
| Soldiers rejoice over our comfort bags |
| With a horse on that day |
| Japanese and Chinese youth exchange in Nanjing – Celebrating the establishment of the Chinese Youth Organization |
| Physical education training of wartime students |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho accompanies a Nichifu member mother for a day |
| Fight cheerfully – Shashin Shuho delivers picture books to a farming village |
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(May 19, 1943)
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| Prime Minister Tojo Visit to the Philippines |
| Faces in Manila welcome Prime Minister Tojo |
| Six-month effort to grow cotton bears fruit – Batangas, the Philippines |
| Birthday of New Java |
| Good children growing in the South – Kuching First Public School in North Borneo |
| Bustling morning market in Sumatra |
| Army youth soldiers straight from National School |
| Hospital ship Uraru-maru – Marks of a brutal attack by an American plane |
| One for each neighborhood association – Childcare leaders |
| Child unit in Manchuria enrolls for a day |
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(May 26, 1943)
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| Time has come for the final battle |
| Off we fly to the battlefield in the skies – Tsuchiura Navy Air Force |
| Off we fly to the battlefield in the skies – Kasumigaura Navy Air Force |
| Speaking with experienced sea eagles – Young men follow our brave men in the sky |
| Efforts of brothers behind war achievements |
| Navy Air Force Academy |
| Japan’s greatest naval village in a country with no sea |
| The joy of becoming a Navy man – Special rule on Navy volunteers opened to Chosen and Taiwan |
| National film – Navy Battle Diaries |
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| Her Imperial Highness visits four locations in the Imperial Capital – Closely observes efforts of women on the homefront in preparation for the final battle |
| Women encouraged by Princess Chichibu’s visit – Omaezaki Village, Shizuoka Prefecture |
| Women encouraged by Princess Chichibu’s visit – Sakuragi Village, Shizuoka Prefecture |
| Mothers! No need to worry when sending your daughters to the workplace |
| Impregnable security is the foundation for victorious production |
| Tension mounts on the global front on the eve of the autumn of the final battle |
| Alas, General Isoroku Yamamoto |
| The brave general during his time –We must follow in General Yamamoto’s footsteps |
| We will avenge the general – Battle spirit burns bright at production plant |
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(June 9, 1943)
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| Young sea eagles renew their resolve – The Imperial Capital on Navy Day |
| Take to the skies – Youth of the Tsuchiura Navy Air Force call out to youth in the homeland |
| From student to sea eagles – Student pilot reserves of the Kasumigaura Air Force |
| A day for nationwide Yokuso members to pledge to the dawn light |
| 38 years of training to fend off our nation’s foes – 38th Navy Day: Mimakigahara Grand Sports Festival (Kitasaku District, Nagano Prefecture) |
| Female students making dried vegetables for emergencies – Iwamura Girls High School Home Economics, Gifu Prefecture |
| Japanese ocean raft sails the Greater East Asia Sea |
| Local Malay seamen quick to complete their training |
| Chinese seamen training center in Hong Kong |
| Chinese build wooden ships – Hong Kong |
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(June 16, 1943)
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| State funeral for General Yamamoto |
| Honorable death on Attu Island |
| Let us all answer the call of these brave spirits |
| Grow potatoes – Uchihara Central Nursery, Ibaraki Prefecture |
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(June 23, 1943)
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| Where Commander Yamazaki was trained – Nagoya Army Cadet Corps |
| Self-sufficient plowing even small parcels of land – Former business owners from the Imperial Capital become farmers on reclaimed land in Ibaraki Prefecture |
| All-out efforts of national schools to boost production – Fukiage Town, Saitama Prefecture |
| Even streetcar roads can be farms Tokyo City |
| Defending the skies of Taiwan – Air watchmen on the continent |
| Farmer dojo on the equator – Serian, North Borneo |
| Good children of the South are full of energy – Japanese elementary school in Cebu, the Philippines |
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| Affirming the victorious state of the Empire – The 82nd Special Imperial Diet |
| War power stemming from a single kimono |
| Don’t buy new |
| Make those stored away clothes the standard |
| Service anyone can do – Return your clothing tickets |
| Attending the Imperial Diet – The Ears of Greater East Asia: Burma, the Philippines, India |
| Zealous youth – Java farmer dojo |
| Japan-Philippines Children’s New Life School |
| A highland sanatorium in Baguio |
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(July 7, 1943)
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| Brighter and stronger than ever in Southeast Asia |
| A tin refinery in Penang |
| Female police officers patrol Manila |
| Ninomiya goes to Jakarta |
| See the improvement! – Essays and drawings of students at the Japanese school in Pegu, Burma |
| Persevering “on rations only” – Neighborhood association in Higashimachi, Honancho, Suginami-ku, Tokyo |
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(July 14, 1943)
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| Bravely entering battle to win India’s independence – Indian National Army in Shonan |
| 200 years of British plundering and bloody battles in India |
| The warring seas await you – Marine Day, July 20: Nanao Seamen Training Center |
| Training ship takes to the warring seas – Shintoku-maru |
| Chasing fish on the warring seas –Trawler’s work is a matter of life and death |
| Man and horse in weeding race – Horseback Tilling & Weeding Games in Tohoku |
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(July 21, 1943)
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| Prime Minister Tojo spends two weeks in the Southeast Asia |
| Return from Southeast Asia |
| Six states of Thailand now new territories |
| Strong advance of fighting Thailand – The 11th Siamese Revolution Day in Thailand |
| The wide expanse of farmland for greater production – Sumatra |
| Gift from military band to working native tribes – Kuching, North Borneo |
| Liberating science for youth in the South – Shonan Technical School |
| Exchange students from Southeast Asia – Tokyo |
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(July 28, 1943)
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| Bravely take to the sky – Emulate our young Prince Asaka |
| Final battle in the skies over the South Pacific |
| Fierce eagles set sights on driving enemy planes from the skies |
| Young pilots’ hearts soar to the warfront – Utsunomiya Army Air Academy |
| Our children fly willingly |
| Converted plants produce favorable results |
| No rest to those working the farms and factories |
| Military and academic studies bound by hard work – First High School Labor Patriot Squad cooperates with forces of the Army XXX |
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| Enemy planes constantly looking to attack our land |
| Daily preparations – Water amount: Waiting area |
| When the air raid alert sounds – When enemy planes come |
| When an incendiary bomb falls |
| When a fire breaks out |
| When people are injured or die |
| What happens to our drinking water? |
| What happens to our food? |
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(August 11, 1943)
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| Together we fight Together we build – New Burma rises |
| Neighborhood associations defend the Burmese skies |
| Supplying takuan (pickled daikon) locally – Burma XX Unit Self-support Research Lab |
| Chosen comrades serve to defend the nation |
| Strong homefront in Chosen |
| Working up a good sweat in Manchuria – Young women’s team of labor volunteers help to build Manchuria |
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(August 18, 1943)
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| Minister of Commerce Kishi encourages mineworkers – Campaign to promote emergency production of important minerals |
| Metal mines hard at work – Kamioka Mine |
| Coal mines dig to win – Joban Coal Mine |
| Medical students fighting 200 feet underground |
| 15,000 student farmhands help plow land – Hokkaido |
| Students working the lathes – Nishinoda Technical School, Osaka Prefecture |
| Petty officer and female students in maritime training |
| American and British women don’t have anything on us – Nihonbashi Girls High School, Tokyo |
| Harvested sasa seeds: 15,000 kan – Gifu Prefecture |
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| The day of Burma gains independence from the enemy |
| Fighting for the independence of the motherland – Indians in Borneo rise up |
| Locals happily lend a hand with construction – Contribution of locals at the XX Base in Southeast Asia |
| Joint concessions in Shanghai returned |
| Turning skinnies into grade one soldiers – 1100 citizen training centers open nationwide |
| Piggies run the streetcars – Yokohama |
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(September 1, 1943)
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| Maintaining self-sufficient food supply – Students hard at work weeding for self-sufficient compost and feed |
| Halting foreign rice imports produces this much power |
| We need to produce this much more to halt foreign rice imports |
| New farms of business owners turned farmers bear fruit – Self-sufficient food production |
| Drawing Tenryu River water to 9000 hectares |
| Even future literary scholars: Live arms training in weaponry – Kyoto Technology & Science Museum |
| For the visually impaired – Braille Library |
| Lodging for bereaved families in Tokyo – Ichigaya Kaikan, Tokyo |
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(September 8, 1943)
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| Sincerely and steadfastly dedicating our lives to Commander Yamazaki and the unit |
| Prepare for intensified enemy retaliation |
| Destroy the China-based American Air Force that has its sights on the mainland |
| Put out the flames to stop the fire – Water dousing competition, Osaka |
| Making charcoal in the burning heat to prepare for winter – Students of Goshogawara School of Agriculture, Aomori Prefecture |
| Cooking rice together at neighborhood associations really helps |
| Groups of women making salt in the burning heat – Town, Fukuoka Prefecture |
| It’s ok to leave school young men Better to join the frontlines for greater production – September 13 & 14, Parole Day |
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| Final battle in the skies Victory at all costs – September 20, Aviation Day |
| His Imperial Highness will show us the way – Rear Admiral Prince Kuni Asaakira |
| Determined to take to the sky – Army Major Prince Asaka Takahiko |
| Tokyo Army Youth Pilot Academy |
| Utsunomiya Army Flight Academy |
| Tokorozawa Army Air Maintenance Academy |
| Army Air Communications Academy |
| National film: Fly South O Beloved Plane – To the final battle in the skies |
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| Dedicating his Imperial stature – Lieutenant Commander Count Hirohide Fushimi perishes gloriously on the battlefield in Southeast Asia |
| Severity of the conflict intensifies day by day – The front in New Guinea |
| Heavy industry capacity of Manchuria – Our reliable allies |
| Flood prevention projects make progress in Java |
| German school raises a Japanese flag – Java |
| Helmsman and engineers: All by ourselves – Amakusa Island, Kumamoto |
| This harvest, this fighting strength: Harvest already underway on early-ripening rice – Near Sawara, Chiba Prefecture |
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(September 29, 1943)
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| Head off to the final battle in the skies – Firmly resolved to live and die together: Be brave and join the honorary student eagles |
| First group of student eagles enroll |
| Showing the world our pride Three new army planes – Donryu, Shoki, and the New Command Reconnaissance Aircraft |
| Railroads are the weapons of victory – Do not waste our war strength on unnecessary travels |
| Enhance soldier support: People hoping to recover – Injured Soldiers Service Foundation Tomobe Farm: Koibuchi Village, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| Children of the South pay a visit to our warriors bearing fruit – Kuching, Borneo |
| Start by training your body – Tomigaya National School, Tokyo |
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(October 6, 1943)
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| Everyone to your posts! – Women can do these jobs too |
| Women are better at these workplaces – 17 jobs men prohibited from working |
| Our enemy America has mobilized this many women |
| Excited about being called up – Youths of Taiwan |
| Sincerity of Taiwanese women in white |
| Takunan Farmer Soldier Training Center – Takao, Taiwan |
| Radar detector – The Science of New Weapons 1 |
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| On the eve of the Honorable Independence of the Philippines – Independence Committee President José Laurel and his group visit Japan |
| The day the Philippines decided on a constitution draft |
| Acquire skills to join a workplace – Women’s Machine Work Training Center, Tokyo |
| Warm care and facilities for working women – Katakura Paper XX Aircraft Plant |
| Warm Care and facilities for working women – Nippon Seiko XX Plant |
| Uncovering dormant resources: School miners mobilize – Underground Resource Development Seminar, Nagano Prefecture |
| Sound locator – The Science of New Weapons 2 |
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(October 20, 1943)
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| Vows at the shrine upon going off to war – Yasukuni Shrine solemnly conducts its Special Fall Festival |
| Today you are now proud pilot reserve students |
| Student eagles start their training |
| Conscription postponement system discontinued – Students mobilized in preparation for the final battle |
| Hammering the resurrecting spirit into wings: Families of injured soldiers on the front – Special aircraft production plant, Fukuoka City |
| Women’s fight begins at the National Railroad |
| Male employees sent to the frontlines of the National Railroad Transport Team |
| Telephone – The Science of New Weapons 3 |
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(October 27, 1943)
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| Congratulations on their eternal vows – Prince Higashikuni Morihiro and Princess Shigeko |
| Glorious day of independence in the Philippines – October 14 |
| Two years of efforts under military rule bear fruit – The incredible strength of children in remote villages: Sabangan, the Philippines |
| The Filipino economy becomes independent |
| Army youth tank soldier |
| Gratitude for new grain leads to greater production – Omiya Village, Yamagata Prefecture |
| Electric communication weapons – The Science of New Weapons 4 |
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| Determined resistance to the enemy’s counteroffensive |
| To the final battle on the sea: High honors of second lieutenant – Tokyo Nautical College |
| Go forward with this thrill in your heart – Party to send off mobilized students |
| Even women of good families work day and night – Female work force at the Furukawa Yoshima Mines
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| Working women start by staying healthy – Nisshin Boseki Harisaki Plant |
| Thanks with manga – Thanks farmers for all you do |
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(November 10, 1943)
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| Everything to dash the enemy’s hopes – The 83rd Special Imperial Diet: Major project to build Greater East Asia continues |
| Gaining India for Indians: Formation of the Provisional Government of Free India – Shonan |
| Today we students become spirited defenders of the nation – Special physical examinations for conscripted students – Tokyo |
| Homes are also factories – Tokyo |
| Protect children from enemy planes – Air defense and infant psychology: Toshio Takeda |
| Storing Potatoes – Uchihara Training Center |
| Communications Room – Peace on a crowded train ride |
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(November 17, 1943)
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| Massing the fighting strength of one billion Asians: The Greater East Asia Conference – Greater East Asia Joint Declaration |
| One Asia: Combining our strengths |
| Passion burns – Venue of Greater East Asia National Assembly |
| Herein lies the fighting spirit of victorious Greater East Asia – The 14th Meiji Jingu National Training Festival |
| Realizing our nation’s founding ideals – Japan and China sign alliance treaty |
| Two million Indians in East Asia all rise in arms – Commander-in-Chief Bose inspects the Indian National Army |
| Harnessing the power of a family with many children – Honoring exemplary families |
| Entire nation dedicates sports performance – The 14th Meiji Jingu National Training Festival, November 3 |
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(November 24, 1943)
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| Decisive air battles continue – First, second, third and fourth air battles over the coast of Bougainville Island |
| Responding to deeds in battle |
| Dignified, Commander-in-Chief Koga of the Grand Fleet |
| We must follow– Mie Navy Air Force |
| Go and send with the spirit of the Red Paper – Honor the wishes of the conscripted as they go off |
| Soldier spirit remains for life – Everyone training in Mizunami Town, Gifu Prefecture |
| A single grain of rice embodies the blessings of the gods and people |
| Sending off four thousand mobilized students from the University of Tokyo |
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(December 8, 1943)
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| Be strong and magnanimous, Greater East Asia |
| Grow strong, our children of East Asia |
| All Asians have taken up their weapons |
| We have an unlimited supply of treasure |
| The treasure chest has opened: Construction speeds right along |
| Manchuria, the armory of Greater East Asia |
| Enemy pilots: Up close and personal |
| Bringing together the one billion people of Greater East Asia |
| Changing our lifestyle to produce greater fighting strength |
| Winning the food war at all costs |
| Launching new ships unceasingly |
| One hundred million building planes together |
| Death returns His Imperial Majesty’s favor |
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(December 15, 1943)
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| Grand Fleet Commander-in-Chief Koga motivates troops on an aircraft carrier |
| Supply lines are the key to victory |
| Build ships for victory – Supply ships hold the key to victory |
| Unprecedented shipbuilding progress |
| Student soldiers enroll honorably |
| Manchuria, the armory of Greater East Asia |
| Prepare for major air raids – Are you ready to escape, to put out fires, and stock food? |
| From towns to the countryside, the gift of a traveling theater – Tokyo |
| National film: The Navy |
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(December 22, 1943)
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| Esteemed honor of being viewed by Their Imperial Majesties – The second documentary film on naval strategy in the Greater East Asia War |
| Attack and annihilate the enemy forces at Chongqing |
| Volunteer and become a female labor patriot |
| Working the frozen mud fields – Land improvement association and students work together |
| Live cheerfully and properly – National Crime Prevention Campaign in preparation for the final battle, Yamanashi Prefecture |
| Communications Room |
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