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A Japanese boy dressed up as a Navy admiral greets Santa Claus - circa 1930s
Axis Santa
The Japanese Army celebrates Christmas.
Christmas tree and wreaths decorated in the barracks dining hall.
Shot from the Japanese Army's 1944 film Kato hayabusa sento-tai.
New Year's ceremony of Japanese troops on the border with the Soviet Union. Soldiers look toward Tokyo and salute the emperor. 1939
Postcards celebrating the New Year in Japanese-occupied China. 1939
Japanese New Year's cards during the war.
New Year's cards are drawn with the aerial combat of the Type 96 carrier-based fighter.
Japanese and other magazines during the war "Kokumin Sannensei" 1941 New Year Special Edition
The Japanese Army provided "rations" to celebrate New Year's and other occasions, and other considerations were given to creating a festive atmosphere on the front lines.
There were also canned alcoholic beverages to provide comfort to soldiers.
Japanese naval soldiers making Mochi to celebrate the New Year
Mickey Mouse New Year's postcards in prewar Japan
New Year's cards from Mickey Mouse, Betty Boop, and Norakuro in prewar Japan
New Year's postcard featuring the Japanese Navy
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Mickey and Popeye were also mobilized to fight.
In the picture, Mickey is wearing a Japanese Army uniform and Popeye is wearing a Japanese Marine Corps uniform.
In pre-war Japan, the popularity of Mickey Mouse, Popeye, and Betty Boop was so strong that not only pirated cartoons and goods were produced, but even as the military color became stronger, there were New Year's cards with Mickey on a Japanese tank, and goods with Mickey and Popeye dressed in Japanese military uniforms were proudly displayed.
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