A documentary recording the testimony of fourteen former Japanese soldiers as they recount atrocities and war crimes committed during the Second World War, including the the infamous Unit 731 medical experimentation group. Having been trained by their country to be nothing but killers, the soldiers claim to have become morally numb and unable to see non-Japanese as even human. Perhaps feeling some remorse for what they have done, they now choose to tell their stories for the world to hear.
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Cast
Yoshio Tsuchiya
Himself / Former 2nd Lieutenant, MP / Witness #1
Hakudo Nagatomi
Himself / Former Sergeant, Army / Witness #2
Yoshio Shinozuka
Himself / Former Corporal, Army / Witness #3
Tsuyoshi Ebato
Himself / Former Sergeant, Army / Witness #4
Taisuke Funyu
Himself / Former Sergeant Major, Army / Witness #5
Masao Shikada
Himself / Former 2nd Lieutenant / Witness #6
Yoshio Suzuki
Himself / Former Sergeant Major, Army / Witness #7
Yasuji Kaneko
Himself / Former Corporal, Army / Witness #8
Masayo Enomoto
Himself / Former Sergeant Major, Army / Witness #9
Ken Yuasa
Himself / Former 1st Lieutenant, Army Medical Corps / Witness #10
Ichiro Koyama
Himself / Former Sergeant, Army / Witness #11
Shozo Tominaga
Himself / Former 1st Lieutenant, Army / Witness #12
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