[Above: Very cool propaganda leaflet dropped on American troops in the Pacific.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Poster.]

[Above: Booklet.]

[Above: Victor phonograph record advertisement from the 1920s.]

[Above: The art on this one reminds me of modern anime!]

[Above: Calendar from 1910.]

[Above: Postcard.]

[Above: English language magazine for the Co-Prosperity Sphere, March 4, 1940.]

[Above: A close likeness to the evil monster known as Roosevelt!]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Close-up.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet geared toward Allied black soldiers.]

[Above: 'Roosevelt, the World Enemy'. They hit the nail right on the head with this one.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet.]

[Above: Propaganda leaflet for Australian troops.]

[Above: Pre-WW2 National Defense and Resources Exposition. Circa 1936.]

[Above: Japanese troops marching into northern China.]

[Above: Japanese soldiers handing out candy to Chinese children. Circa 1939.]

[Above: 'Rise All Japanese Citizens'.]

[Above: Churchill and Roosevelt get their tentacles cut off! Propaganda leaflet.]

[Above: National Industrial Exhibition. Circa 1926.]

[Above: Poster for Shimadzu mannequin exhibition. Circa 1935.]

[Above: An industrial exhibition poster. Circa 1930s.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Magazine cover, 1942.]

[Above: Magazine cover, 1942.]

[Above: Magazine cover, March 1939.]

[Above: Magazine cover, April 1941.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Magazine cover.]

[Above: Open magazine.]

[Above: A spectacular dog! Circa 1937.]

[Above: Yasukuni Bronze Dog, donated in 1992, depicts a German Shepherd and honors the soldiers' canine comrades.]

[Above: Circa 1938]

[Above: HAHAHA!.]

[Above: This is a Japanese poster for the National Socialist film 'Victory in the West'.]

[Above: A funny Japanese postcard showing the Japanese armies liberating Asia from corrupt devils.]

[Above: A cool Axis postcard - check out the postmark. This is celebrating the Anti-Comintern Pact signed by Germany, Japan and Italy.]

[Above: This fan celebrates the Anti-Comintern Pact signed by Germany, Japan and Italy on November 25, 1936.]

[Above: 1940 Japanese Train Ticket from 1940 commemorating the 2,600th anniversary of Imperial Reign in Japan.]

[Above: Japanese postcard from the 1930s with a commemorative stamp cancel commemorating Japan's alliance with Germany and Italy.]

[Above: Japanese ticket from the 1930s for a friendly tennis match between Germany and Japan.]

[Above: Japanese postcard from the late 1930s commemorating the visit of the Italian goodwill envoy to Japan.]

[Above: Japanese postcard from the 1930s featuring a patriotic march song - showingcasing the alliance of Japan, Germany and Italy.]

[Above: Japanese postcard from 1937 featuring a 'Memorial for Daimai (Osaka Mainichi Newspaper) Fair Land Commemorative'.]

[Above: Japanese postcard from 1937 featuring a 'Memorial for Daimai (Osaka Mainichi Newspaper) Fair Land Commemorative'.]

[Above: Celebrating the Anti-Comintern Pact signed by Germany, Japan and Italy.]

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[Above: Celebrating the Anti-Comintern Pact signed by Germany, Japan and Italy.]

[Above: Japanese leaflet, 1943.]

[Above: 1940s Japanese children's song booklet.]

[Above: 1930s Japanese Takarazuka girls & Shochiku show ticket.]

[Above: 1930s Japanese postcard commemorating the Anti-Comintern Pact and the Sino Japanese Holy War Expo.]

[Above: 1930s Japanese Jintan Medicine ad with Anti-communism message.]

[Above: Beautiful Japanese postcard featuring the likeness of Adolf Hitler.]

[Above: Japanese postcard honoring the leaders of Japan, Germany and Italy.]

[Above: I'm not sure what this is, but it is from January 28, 1934.]

[Above: War bond.]

[Above: War bond.]

[Above: 1942 war bond.]

[Above: 1942 war bond.]

[Above: War bond.]

[Above: War bond.]

[Below: This is a military-issue tooth powder! It was manufactured by T. Koyabashi & Co. (Heitai - Uniforms, Equipment & Personal Items of the Japanese Infantryman, 1931-1945, by Agustin Saiz, pg 319)]