In 1934, on the 30th anniversary of the Russo-Japanese War, schoolgirls in Tokyo prayed by the Monument to the Unknown Soldier.
1934, Ginza, Tokyo, a woman in front of a department store
1935, Ginza, Tokyo, waitress at a coffee shop
In 1937, at the railway station, a mother bid farewell to her son who was about to go on a campaign.
In 1937, 17-year-old Japanese actress Setsuko Hara. During World War II, Hara participated in many films on the themes of Japanese militarism and greater East Asia co-prosperity.
In 1938, women promoted the 1940 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. It was eventually discontinued with the outbreak of World War II.
1941, Ginza, Tokyo, street
In 1941, a female worker producing gas masks. On July 28, 1937, the Japanese Army issued a combat order allowing the Japanese army to use poison in combat.
In 1941, a Japanese woman promoting gas masks