In the eyes of the Japanese, the war of aggression against China is actually a so-called aid war. Wrapped in the cloak of peace, under the infinite admiration and admiration of the Emperor of Japan. The enormous wealth of the early days of the war and the officially preached idea of jihadism created a fanatical nationalist sentiment among the Japanese people. Although the war was ultimately lost, the Japanese people eventually fell victim to Japanese militarism. At the time, however, the japanese people supported the war unreservedly. The effects of the war spread to every corner of Japan, and even the Japanese entertainment industry was not spared. First, a large number of actors enlisted in the army to come to the battlefield for Japan in World War II. At the same time, there are many more Japanese actors who continue to offer various forms of condolences. Among them, there is the Japanese movie star Tanaka Seiyo, who is very familiar and loved by our Chinese audiences.
In the spring of 1943, at Chofu Airport in Kita-Tama-gun, Tokyo, they came to comfort the 244-team Japanese-active Tamagawa actresses at the airport;
In the summer of 1943, all the cast members of the Shinjuku Moulin Rouge, who came to the airport to comfort the airport 244 team, were performing at The Airport 244.
In January 1945, at the Airport in Kita-Tama-gun, Tokyo, itagaki Washigaki was surrounded by geisha who came to offer their condolences.
Japanese singer Watanabe Hamako, who performed a battlefield condolence performance in Nanjing after the Nanjing Massacre;
Japanese pilots and geisha at Chofu Airport in Kita-Tama-gun, Tokyo, january 1945;
Group photo of the Kawasaki Nichizo Condolence Group at Chofu Airport in Kita-Tama-gun, Tokyo, on February 10, 1945;
On February 10, 945, at Chofu Airport in Kita-Tama-gun, Tokyo, Watanabe Hamoko Condolence Group and Captain Kobayashi and Captain Suzuki took a group photo
The condolence group exchanged views with Captain Suzuki and others
Group photo with pilots;
Akayo Tanaka with Captain Teruhiko Kobayashi, a Japanese ace pilot and detachment leader;