Stone 9, Showa 20 (1945), DVD, 5-volume set, new and unopened

The Japanese people in the immediate aftermath of the Showa era's end (1945-1946) as captured on GHQ's secret, treasured, full-color film. A film of truth that surpasses cinema! A valuable collection of visual records documenting the starting point of post-war Japan. In August 1945, the Greater Japanese Empire accepted the Potsdam Declaration, and World War II ended. Japan, reduced to ashes, was occupied by the United States and Britain, and the Japanese people began to walk a new path of hardship. The Ministry of the Navy became the Ministry of Demobilization, and the repatriation of military personnel, civilian employees, and civilians, numbering between 3 and 4 million, who were overseas at the end of the war, was carried out. Chapter 1: The Scorched Earth and the Demobilized Soldiers Chapter 2: Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe Chapter 3: Kyoto, which Escaped the War Damage Chapter 4: The Craftsmen of Kyoto Chapter 5: Industry Chapter 6: The Road to Reconstruction Chapter 7: The Opera Princess of Showa Bonus Footage: Color footage of Tokyo in 1937 Color footage of various locations in 1957



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