On the 9th, the "Toyo no Kuni Usa City Juku," a citizens' group in Usa City, Oita Prefecture, that collects and analyzes wartime documents, released 14 videos filmed both domestically and internationally to the media. The videos, obtained from the U.S. National Archives, show U.S. air raids on military facilities throughout Japan and kamikaze attacks off the coast of the Philippines.
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On the 9th, the "Toyo no Kuni Usa City Juku," a citizens' group in Usa City, Oita Prefecture, that collects and analyzes wartime documents, released 14 videos filmed both domestically and internationally to the media. The videos, obtained from the U.S. National Archives, show U.S. air raids on military facilities throughout Japan and kamikaze attacks off the coast of the Philippines.