1956 U.S. SERVICEMAN"S GUIDE TO JAPAN "YOU IN JAPAN" TOKYO OSAKA YOKOHAMA 70364

[@drunkmike6364]

Uh, where do I sign up for 1950s service in Japan?

[@richardpodnar5039]

From the pretty faces shown in this film, it is easy to see how many servicemen fell heads over heels in love with Japanese ladies😀🤩

[@brendaproffitt4807]

Super looks amazing i ❤❤❤❤❤it awesome movie thank you so much.

[@Easy4u2-xi4nu]

My father in the army. Our family arrived in yokohama in 1956 on a ship just like this.

[@louisedwards6681]

Occupied Japan figurings are valuable nowadays!

[@MrHmg55]

Eating sushi gets the same facial expressions out of me now that it got out of that soldier then.

[@rchiproportion]

⭐️

[@rickhobson3211]

Interesting to contrast this with the US propaganda films of a decade and change before.

[@ahmadmorsy1561]

Business

[@LOEKASH]

9:28 I don't know if this was changed over time or just a simple mistake, but I suggest NOT tipping in Japan. They see it as something rude.

[@Rubycon99]

It's less that it's rude, and more that it's awkward. It's not a part of their culture and especially if there's a language barrier they're not exactly sure why you're giving them extra money or what exactly they should do with it. They're not necessarily offended by it, just a bit perplexed.

[@ポケモンゼニガメ]

１９５６年代は昭和３０年代の頃だな

[@johndaugherty7465]

物の哀れ

[@bobechs7234]

A squid grimacing at eating fish??