Banned Films

The following three famous films have been banned from screening (and streaming) in Japan.

• John Rabe
• Nanjing! Nanjing!
• Black Sun 731

What this means is that the Liberal Democratic Party government wants to erase Japan’s past history of aggression, or “war crimes”, against the world. In other words, they are undoubtedly “historical revisionists”.

Morimura Seiichi’s semi-documentary “The Devil’s Gluttony” was truly shocking, revealing the full extent of Unit 731. The Hong Kong film “Black Sun 731”, based on this documentary novel, was astounding in its grotesqueness. Ceramic bombs filled with fleas infected with the plague were actually used in mainland China, resulting in numerous casualties. Right-wingers online vehemently opposed this film, labeling it an “anti-Japanese film”. However, these are undoubtedly “historical truths”. You can watch the film here.
https://excelkobo.net/Movies/BlackSun731.mp4

This film is one that “Japanese people” should see. We must never “ignore” our country’s modern history. Like Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it is an “undeniable fact”.

A remake of “Black Sun 731” was released this year. Of course, this film is also “banned from domestic screening”. Does this country even have “freedom of expression”? Article 21, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution has been completely violated in this country. It says “Censorship shall not be permitted”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2mkTM_X8wE