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The Last War (1961) (SEKAI DAISENSOU)
16 years have passed since the end of the Second World War.
Thanks to the hard work of its inhabitants, this once destroyed city has been rebuilt...
... into a thriving metropolis...
... with the hope that Tokyo will never again be destroyed...
... and vanish forever.
See how well my little princess and prince are dressed!
Oh, did you notice? There are many cute children here who are visiting the sanctuary!
Look who's talking!
Today is the day that the children of Japan celebrate. Those who have completed 7, 5, and 3 years of age.
Thanks for the ride, honey. Shouldn't you go to work?
Yeah, I've got to be in Tachikawa.
Here's some money to buy a little something.
-Thank you. Come on, let's go!
Thanks, Papa!
-It's nothing, really! Have a nice day!
Today is Children's Day.
Protect your children from the cold with Zelgen-C.
Check your local store for Zelgen-C.
At the signal, the time will be 10:00 am...
... followed by the news of the day...
According to a report from EP News...
Military exercises by Alliance forces in the North Atlantic have increased in scale...
... and strategic bombers have been deployed.
Currently there are over one thousand vessels in the area.
ALLIED FORCES ANTI-SUBMARINE PATROL
FEDERATION BALLISTIC MISSILE SUBMARINE
ALLIANCE SUBMARINE
The Federation has announced that Alliance forces have made an incursion on one of their submarines.
At the same time, they have issued a statement...
... criticizing Alliance Forces for having used their strategic bombers...
... during a military exercise.
In fact, many such incidents of neutral flight area raids...
... have been reported from both sides.
We will keep you informed of any further developments.
Also in the news...
Tamura, please drive me back back to the office.
Did you forget something?
No, as a journalist, this kind of thing is part of my job. Please hurry.
This could well turn out to be very serious.
Stocks are slated to rise.
I don't know about Japan, but America is quite serious about this.
These kinds of things are just the order of the day.
It should all calm down soon enough.
Maybe, but I'm not completely sure.
Nobody wants war.
We all know that nuclear weapons can be a terrible threat.
However, we can never trust the other side.
This is the sad situation we find ourselves in.
Well, maybe ordinary people just see things differently...
... than nations do.
Is that your philosophy?
Nothing so sublime, I'm afraid.
Haru, relax. You can watch cartoons before doing homework if you'd like.
It's Daddy!
I'm home. -Welcome home!
Ichiro, are you watching cartoons?
Haru, are you studying hard?
That's right!
I'm pleased to hear that.
Have you already eaten?
Where's Mama? -She's sleeping.
She's taking a nap.
Welcome home.
How do you feel, dear?
I feel a lot better. I'll be OK.
Anyway, dear...
Takano'll return home tomorrow...
He sent a telegram to Saeko's office.
Why would he have sent a telegram to Saeko's office?
Yes, well... here's why:
His ship is coming early tomorrow morning to Yokohama...
... but Saeko had to work, so she wouldn't have been able to come here and get the telegram.
First of all, I don't understand why Saeko wouldn't have been able to come here and get it...
Yes, honey... you're right, but...
The wind has died down. It'll be a calm sea tonight.
What was that!?
Hey, Takano, did you see that?
-Yes.
What was it?
I wonder...
I recommend we contact the Coast Guard.
Yes, please do.
You never know what might happen these days.
-Understood.
I need the transmitter. -Yes, sir.
-I'll take this one.
The children must've fallen asleep.
They were tired.
Oh! I heard the property around here is worth around ยฅ10,000/5mยฒ!
Is it so high?
It's wonderful!
We've been through a lot, haven't we?
Because of you, we have everything we need.
This is true!
After the war, we didn't have anything but our names.
I worked with all my strength...
... so we could put some money aside and build our little castle.
I know that you've done your part too.
Just wait...
... I'll build a house by the sea...
... that will help you with your neuralgia.
Really...? Well, I shall not stop hoping.
It won't be that long!
And after that, we'll take care of Saeko's wedding!
That's right! You mustn't forget something so important!
Don't worry...
I already know someone who can make Saeko happy.
I'll take this. Here, Dad.
How kind...
Hey, Saeko... ... so this guy's family manages...
... the national press club.
He's nice and has money.
He's perfect!
Well, I want to find my own happiness.
I said... -Saeko!
Hey, that elderly gentleman is here.
What was that?
Sir, I'd like to order.
I heard that he lost everything in Hiroshima...
... before coming to Tokyo.
That's true. I heard he donates...
... 10% to anti-nuclear groups.
The old man's just showing off.
How? No one can see radiation!
All he does is try to prevent similar tragedies...
... from happening again.
Even so...
... what can one old man do all by himself?
-But Dad...
... this time humanity faces total extinction!
You're crazy!
People can't spend their lives thinking about that kind of stuff every day.
Right, honey?
I don't think it will ever happen.
There are too many intelligent people in the world.
But those "smart" people seem incapable of doing anything when push comes to shove.
I respect the elderly much more than them.
What? Because suddenly you want...
... everything to go "poof" into rubble?
That's not what I was saying!
Well...
... that's what you meant!
But, Dad!
-Hey!
Don't raise your voice with me!
It doesn't make sense! -Saeko, enough!
You too Tamura, you'll wake up the children.
I cannot accept it!
Not because this would mean a lack of divine mercy, mind you...
... but because... what'd be the point of the humble aspirations of simple folk like us...
... if we're all destined to simply go "poof" into extinction?
I don't want to accept it! I just do not want to accept it!
I want some more! -You've had enough already.
I tell you I'm fine!
I'll finish when I've finished.
Your Dad can't hold much, can he?
Hey, Tamura!
You understand?
-Of course, of course, of course... I understand.
Since you're so rich, you want to buy a TV?
A dear friend of mine is selling it.
Hey, it ain't just a photo!
The price has come down too.
But I already have one. Who needs a second TV?
Now for the latest: A military plane has gone down in the Mediterranean Sea near Africa.
What's this!?
This is a special announcement:
At 11:20 am...
... a military plane was brought down over the Mediterranean Sea near Africa.
According to the report...
... the plane in question had been ordered to identify itself when it crossed into controlled airspace.
When it failed to respond, it was brought down...
Hello, this is Ishibashi.
Huh? Buy shares in...
... Shimizu Aerospace... so much?
There's not much activity.
Huh? Yamiko Industries!?
I'd recommend against it at the moment.
I've picked up a scent.
I think the tides are shifting, what with the goings-on in the world.
Don't forget to sell my real estate stocks.
Yup, just like I said.
Mr. Minister of Foreign Affairs, what is the position of the UN?
The Security Council is incapable of doing anything.
All of the other nations are at a standstill.
I cannot give you any good news.
You're saying there's no possibility of resolving the crisis in Africa?
Obviously, the effect is spreading to South Asia.
Movements are expected in the South China Sea.
You're right...
This is serious business.
It's unpredictable.
-But we cannot stand still and wait to see the consequences.
-Obviously.
-Given the current facts...
... there is no need for a formal declaration of war.
-A war...? Mr. Prime Minister?
As members of the Federation...
... we cannot hide behind any semblance of neutrality.
We must assume that we too would be attacked.
-But, sir!
-Before that happens...
... we, as a government, must do all that is needed to prevent such calamity.
Mr. Prime Minister! What's wrong?
Hello, this is Sankamashi Electric.
Just a moment, please.
Tamura! Phone call for you!
-Really?
Excuse me.
-I think it's him.
Hello...? Takano!
Welcome back!
Right... this is great!
Huh? Who's Ebara?
Didn't I tell you?
He was on our ship.
He had to be hospitalized due to an ulcer.
He won't be with us this time.
Well, I wanted to go and see how he's doing.
Huh?
Don't worry, I'll be back by the time you get home.
OK... I'll see you.
Very good! Very good!
Here, let me help you.
-Thank you.
Are you ready?
In position!
Suzue, nice work! You won!
Ebara!
A boy named Takano is looking for you.
-Takano? -Yup.
Hi!
I came to see you as soon as I returned.
Really? Come with me.
My daughter teaches here.
I'm helping her with the children today.
Seriously? It's great to see everything is going so well.
Thank you! -Here you go!
Thank you.
It's good to see people at their best...
... especially for us sailors.
You're right. Seeing these children play...
... reminds me of how great it is to be alive today.
I think this is the reason why I came here.
There are many things that children can teach me.
-I'm sorry. -Here you go!
Well, it looks like you're well enough to be able to return to the high seas.
Yes, my doctor checked me out and said I am recovering.
So... can you accept this?
Say! Look at that!
My doctor said I can take a shot.
Good thing...
... this must've been an ordeal.
Well, you might say that I feel a little lighter here.
Anyway, Takano...
At my age, everything can seem like a new experience.
It's wonderful!
-Seriously? That's great!
It's Takano!
Welcome home!
I'm back.
How are you?
I brought some presents.
For me? Thank you!
And for Haru...
Thank you!
Takano's home!
Come here!
I'm back.
Welcome back!
I spent too much time with Ebara!
Welcome back! You must be tired!
Mama, look what he gave me!
This is wonderful! Thank you very much!
We have a room already prepared for you.
He gave me this!
What's wrong? Do you need to change?
I missed that homemade smell.
You look very tanned.
Really?
People often tell me.
Here you go!
I did something that will make you very proud.
-What?
I earned my amateur radio license.
Oh?
This is a great achievement! Well done!
I thought of surprising you while you were on the ship.
But since you're back in town...
We'll talk about us with your parents.
That's all that I'm...
... able to do.
Me too...
But I already told my mother.
She's happy for us!
Really?
I'll have to talk to your father.
Me too.
Here.
Something wrong?
Just something I'd like to check.
Following the incident in Africa...
... political tensions in the southeastern regions have grown dramatically.
The Federation of Nations...
... expressed their concern about the growing threat against peace in the world...
... in hopes that moderate leaders might work to resolve this crisis.
FEDERATION MISSILE BASE
MAIN ALLIANCE MISSILE BASE
Hey, still the same Indonesian professor and Dutch doctor on the wireless?
Nobody has anything strange to report.
Really?
The world seems to be at peace, for now...
-Hey, Takano... -What?
What? is not an answer!
When do you mean to talk to my father?
Please let me marry Saeko. I beg of you!
Silly! That won't work!
You don't think so?
You have to find a way to soften him.
This is tough...
The only time I ever made him happy...
... was when I installed the TV set.
-There's an idea!
Do you want to marry my daughter?
What can a good-for-nothing like you do for her?
What could you possibly give her?
My love...
The only thing I can give Saeko is my sincerest love.
I can buy love like that with money.
-Are you kidding!?
Money cannot buy love!
Don't you dare say such a thing! Regardless, you cannot marry my daughter.
Oh, Dad!
That was fun!
Good evening, sir.
Hi, Takano. Welcome back.
When did you get home?
-Just now.
What were you two doing?
Sir...
... the truth is... I want...
-Dad...
... there's something we wanted to talk to you about.
Well, Dad...
I already know everything thanks to your mother.
I heard that you two want to get married...
... as soon as possible.
-That's right!
You look very happy.
-That's why we've already promised ourselves to each other.
Well...
... you're telling me that you really love this young man?
Yes! I truly love him!
Nice...
... all without telling me anything!
-Dad, why can't you be serious!?
-Do you think this is a game!?
Sir...
... I promise that I will make Saeko happy.
Dad...
-What?
Didn't you and Mom fall in love before getting married?
Who told you about us?
Oyoshi...
... you shouldn't interrupt!
That's right!
-Mom, who fell in love first?
That's easy. It was your father.
He fell in love with the local beauty queen.
Hey, wait! That's not how I remember it!
A certain young woman fell in love with me when I was but a simple bus driver!
-What are you talking about!?
Anyway, your father was shameless!
He even said he would kill himself if I did not marry him!
Or that he would move to Tibet and spend...
... the rest of his life as a hermit! He was madly in love with me!
Hey, I... We decided to get married... together!
Dad, what do you have to say about us two?
Well, I guess I can't do anything if you two love each other...
I will step aside.
"Why didn't you tell me about them sooner?"
This is what you told me as soon as you discovered it...
Right, Tamura?
-Stop!
Dad would never admit it, but he's happy about the two of you.
Mom, thank you!
Dad, thank you!
"Dad"!?
Get used to it!
One of the journalists, right? He was trying to go to Nakazato, Kita...
... and I said I was familiar with the place.
So he told me that he needed to go...
... here and see someone from the Tamura residence.
And I replied, "Hey, that sounds like my home!"
It turns out that he came here to see Takano.
-What could he want from Takano?
I don't know. They're speaking in English.
What color?
You saw a violet ring around it?
Yes... What could it be?
A sodium-based explosive.
-Sodium?
It's a device between 150 and 200 kg...
... that can emit a burst of extreme heat.
Now they're using it to test ballistic missiles.
But if they're using it to test ballistic missiles, they must have a way to track them, right?
Well, we're not exactly sure. A spy satellite might've...
... been able to do so.
Spy satellite?
BERING SEA
From Africa to Southeast Asia and the Taiwan Strait...
... during the last several days, tension along the 38th parallel has risen.
Even the UN General Assembly...
... in which the world has placed high hopes, has not been able to reach a solution.
Since the East-West summit has been dissolved...
... the Japanese government has called...
... for a second and third assembly, in hopes that further discussion...
... can bring the world back to a peaceful state.
Above all, we are urging...
... all parties to refrain from using nuclear weapons, should a conflict occur.
-How is the Prime Minister doing?
It appears as though he's doing well.
-What's ailing him?
It seems to be a minor problem.
-Should the situation along the 38th parallel worsen...
... will a new summit be held?
No, one will not.
-But rumors indicate...
I don't know what you've heard, but as far as we're concerned...
... we hope that you await official information.
We don't want to ignite an unwarranted panic.
So, I urge journalists to exercise restraint.
That's all.
Hey!
My client said he's returning to America!
Why?
-I'm not sure...
... but he said something about the bomb!
I wonder if he was joking...
-Heh, I hope so.
War seems to be inching closer and closer.
Relax.
Who could ever profit from the destruction of Earth?
I never thought of it like that.
I guess only people with money (who tend to think like that) can relax in such a time, eh?
Don't be silly...
It would be unwise to relax!
Everyone knows that the alternative to such calamity is hard work!
You have to work hard for peace.
Say, what are you thinking about?
About us.
I'd like us to decide on a wedding date.
Really? I think it could be right after your next assignment.
I want to learn a lot from that point forward.
I'll be busy too.
I want us to be the happiest couple in the world!
Will I be a good wife?
Of course you will...
... and you'll also be a good mother.
Yes.
I'd like to have a little girl.
Who do you think she'll look like?
If it is a girl, I'd like her to resemble you.
-Oh, are you so sure?
When she grows...
... I'll tell her stories from all over the world.
Like the beauty of the coral and other sea life...
... the marvelous cities, and all about good food!
You'll be a great dad!
-Obviously!
When someone's been out at sea for a long time...
... they come to miss the sounds of the city.
Everyone is working hard.
This is true.
It's thrilling.
When you were saying, "If war starts..."
What was I saying?
You said that only four hydrogen bombs would be enough to devastate Japan.
A B-29 carried the bomb to Hiroshima...
... but next time, it will be in a missile launched at Mach 10.
That's ten times faster than sound...
... so there wouldn't be any means by which to stop it.
Could it really happen?
Well, it's not a definite.
In these days a small problem could worsen into a real international incident very quickly.
But we are all humans, and we can talk to prevent such things from happening!
That's right. We have the power to see it coming. (And do something about it.)
We must trust that this'll work, that our love will be able to persist.
In another war...
... the first people who used gunpowder in their attacks were the Mongols. (Note: Historically inaccurate.)
Well, Japan was the first country in the world to have gunpowder and use it. (Note: Also historically inaccurate.)
We were the first to suffer the bomb...
... at Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
... somewhat like the hydrogen bomb at Bikini Atoll.
We cannot bequeath to new generations...
... a door that leads to humankind's destruction.
In the next war, if a person panics...
... and presses the wrong button...
... all that humans have ever done will turn to ash.
MAIN FEDERATION MISSILE BASE
So, you're flying over the 38th parallel?
Is something happening there?
Maybe...
Come on, you can tell me!
I've got money to manage!
Oh, that construction business?
That's right.
OK, OK. There's a summit in Paris that will start shortly.
I read about that in the papers.
I hope nothing's going on...
Really?
The war, I mean.
I for one...
... am going there with the firm confidence that such a thing will never come to pass.
I'm back!
Welcome home!
Are you studying?
I'm almost done.
You're always such a fantastic child.
Where's Ichiro?
He's playing outside.
I see...
Hey, Haru...
Let me see! Let me see!
Where's Mom?
She's at the back of the house.
She's not here.
Oyoshi...?
Welcome home.
What are you doing?
I felt much better today...
... and someone was selling tulip seeds.
Tulip...?
Don't you remember? A while after getting married...
... we planted tulips in our first home.
We bought a vase for them and put them on the window.
I remember.
They were some very simple-looking flowers.
Those flowers were so similar to us.
You're right.
Still, I've always been careful to water the tulips every day...
... because they were the flowers of our true home.
I just...
Are you OK? You should rest!
But I want to finish the job.
I'll do it. Sit down.
You have to make sure you don't go too far.
I know...
When will these flowers bloom?
They'll open in the spring.
When they've blossomed, we'll put them in a vase for Saeko's house.
That's a great idea.
They should be transferred to their home, so the tulips can bloom there going forward.
I'll take care of them so they're ready for that moment.
Is that OK? -Huh?
Yes, that'll be fine.
Having grandchildren will be a wonderful thing.
Huh? Yeah, you're right.
You shouldn't strain your body too much. Try to stay healthy.
You don't need to tell me!
You must also recover.
You should eat healthy food...
... to strengthen you.
Then we can finally enjoy the moments of our lives.
I wonder if Watkins has arrived?
Where did he go?
Korea.
FIRE ON THE 38TH PARALLEL!
NUCLEAR WARHEAD EXPLODES!
Mr. Prime Minister, are you OK?
I'm fine.
Mr. Minister of Defense, what is the latest news from the 38th parallel?
Nothing particularly of note has happened since the detonation.
We have a report on the nuclear warhead used.
Minimal yield, true, but they have no qualms about using them.
The very act of using nuclear warheads...
... can shock the world, no matter the size.
This is serious.
At the moment, the future of a third party summit is very hazy.
Is that so?
Chief Cabinet Secretary, how are civilians reacting?
Civilians are very worried.
We must be particularly careful with upcoming statements...
... or we will trigger panic.
The government must speak to the people.
We have to reassure them.
Do you have any suggestions?
Should we limit information to avoid rumors?
That would have the opposite effect.
Mr. Prime Minister...?
Understood.
Are you ill, sir?
My doctor said I should have an operation ASAP.
Are you OK?
It's more important that I be here to face this crisis.
I cannot rest now.
But, sir...!
-I'll recover quickly.
Our government must speak to both parties...
... so our nation can avoid war.
True.
We have worked hard to get here.
-But we have not finished.
We must teach the world what we have learned.
For the safety of our children, we must succeed in preventing this tragedy.
We must not give up. We cannot allow this crisis to destroy us.
For now, Tokyo is at peace.
Japan is at peace. We must keep peace for everyone's sake!
We must do everything possible! This is our responsibility.
Good evening, sir.
-Hello.
I'd like a bag of sweet potatoes, please.
-ยฅ100? -Yup.
Thank you very much!
Is this your Bible?
Yup.
What causes fights and quarrels among you? (James 4:1)
Donโt they come from your desires that battle within you? (James 4:1 continued)
You desire but do not have, so you kill. (James 4:2)
You covet but you cannot get what you want, so you quarrel and fight. (James 4:2 continued)
You do not have because you do not ask God. (James 4:2 continued)
When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives... (James 4:3)
... that you may spend what you get on your pleasures. (James 4:3 continued)
You adulterous people... (Note: James is likely using "adulterous" in a figurative sense) (James 4:4)
... donโt you know that friendship with the world means enmity against God? (Note: James is likely referring to overindulgent "friendship" with worldly pleasures) (James 4:4 continued)
Therefore, anyone who chooses to be a friend of the world becomes an enemy of God. (Note: Again, James is likely referring to overindulgent "friendship" with worldly pleasures) (James 4:4 continued)
I hope Suzue's fever isn't too bad.
I don't think it's serious.
Her mother might still be worried, though.
I heard she has a new job far from home.
So she won't be able to take Suzue for days.
I understand how that can be very disconcerting.
At least she'll have a better salary, right?
-Yes, a little better.
But this whole thing has become a very important question for her now.
Well, Mama has to go.
You'll get better soon.
Suzue...
... be good and listen to your teacher, OK?
Mama, when are you coming back?
Let me think... next... next Monday.
We'll go to the zoo!
Really?
We'll buy those cream cakes you like!
And I'll get better, huh?
Naturally!
Nothing serious about a cold.
Your mother is going to work hard for you.
See you soon, Suzue...
Leaving for Yokohama now?
Thank you for taking care of Suzue.
Please do not worry about her.
She's in good hands.
Thank you.
She can feel alone sometimes, so please do keep her company.
Thank you again.
I wish happiness for Suzue and her mother.
Yes, me too.
Kuniko has fallen asleep in your arms.
It's past lunch.
Now that Mizawa has gone, it'll be harder for you, huh?
I'll be fine until a replacement is found.
Dad, don't you have to go back to work?
I do. The ship is still anchored for several days...
... but I have things that I would like to finish here before going.
Dad...
... you were a fish out of the water for a long time.
Since I had the surgery.
Right now, I'm happy to be alive.
Well, Dad...
... I didn't even have to worry about you...
... because I know you're recovering better than expected.
Really?
Before I go, I'll repair the kitchen hood for you.
-I would like that.
-You'll be here for a while, right? -Yes.
I'll come to see you.
Oh, Dad!
All of you, gather round here please.
OK!
Everybody... I have some news to give you.
Listen, gramps is about to go out on a boat for a long, long time.
He'll be on the seas for New Year's...
... so why don't we sing Oshougatsu now? (Note: Japanese New Year's song)
OK!
Ms. Tamura?
-Yup?
Telegram.
-Thank you very much.
Saeko, who sent the telegram?
What happened?
Takano won't be able to return tonight.
Huh!?
He must prepare his ship to leave.
So soon? He said he'd be home tonight and leave the following day.
He told me the same thing this afternoon.
I wanted to talk to him about all our ideas tonight.
And I also wanted to talk to Dad about our plans for the wedding.
ALLIANCE NORTH POLE MISSILE BASE
Since the 38th parallel has restabilized...
... I feel as though our hard efforts have been repaid.
I'm not the only one feeling more at ease...
... I'm sure everyone, in all the world, has been very anxious.
Nobody wants World War III.
But it could still happen at any time.
Do you remember when the Federation...
... mistook a meteor for a missile.
Several strategic bombers were deployed before the mistake was discovered.
Yes, they called back their bombers in the nick of time...
... but what if it were a nuclear missile? What would happen then?
When I heard the report, it sent a shiver down my spine.
It's scary to think how someone irresponsible...
... might've responded instead...
... and proven the key to starting World War III.
Anyway, we're lucky things have calmed down.
Mr. Prime Minister, you can get that operation now without any concerns.
Stop!
Sorry! Sorry! I'm late.
You surprised me.
-I finished my work.
Huh? Are you crying?
No.
-What's wrong?
You said you've finished your work?
Yup.
I'll have to board at seven in the morning.
Really?
This means that we can be together until then.
I 'm beginning to feel hungry. What do you think?
I'm a mite peckish.
Good, let's go.
Hey, was it you who gave Saeko permission to go to Yokohama?
And if it were me?
Don't joke! She's still a girl!
She asked if she could go and I said "yes".
He'll be leaving tomorrow anyway.
But this means that they'll be alone then!
So they might or might not come home tonight.
What's the difference if they're married anyway?
But, honey...
-You should learn to trust them and be more tolerant of them.
What's wrong with you?
Nonsense!
I am a thoughtful father!
It doesn't seem like it.
Of course I am!
I wanted to give them some money and...
-I already gave them some of my money and helped her with her kimono too.
Well, see... Saeko is a small innocent woman.
I was like that once.
Do you remember how we behaved before we got married?
You don't seem to remember anything else besides that!
I do my best.
Hey, but you told her something of...?
I'm not following you.
You know... of the wedding night?
Nothing in particular.
What kind of mother are you!?
Nobody told me and I was fine.
I was with someone that I loved and with whom I felt very calm.
I felt as though a divine spirit would protect me.
I'm worried about the spirit in the bottle.
The children might've heard us!
They're sleeping soundly.
I'd like to say "goodbye" to you from here.
Huh?
It's difficult to say "goodbye" from the pier.
I also hate the idea of us being separated from each other at the dock.
I'll be here in this room waiting for you when you come back.
I had a lot of fun today.
I won't be able to see you for the next three months.
I'll miss you.
You have my radio on the second floor.
You can use it to call me on the ship whenever you want.
Yes, I will!
Today while we were at the park, I was thinking...
About what?
... I wondered what I would have done were war declared.
It makes me want to cry.
You shouldn't think about war.
You should think about the two of us now.
I worry sometimes...
When Mom allowed me to come...
... it felt like it was to say goodbye.
That's ridiculous. Why do you think things like that?
We will always be together, right?
I'm sorry.
I don't want you to worry any more about this.
I promise you that we will do everything in our power to prevent war until my return.
All of our ambassadors are following their instructions?
Yes.
Mr. Prime Minister...
I never felt any sense of powerlessness...
... when we were negotiating to prevent the outbreak of war.
And there were many occasions when things looked their worst.
We don't feel that sense of powerlessness because we're sure that...
... we're in the right, Mr. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
I think this world can be saved.
I have hope.
I repeat the statement issued by the Japanese government:
We ask that all the nations of the world declare an immediate ceasefire.
Every day that passes without a ceasefire...
... brings us closer to the use of nuclear weaponry.
Even if a ceasefire is not achieved... Do not use nuclear weapons! It will lead to the end of all humanity.
The Japanese government has asked us to continue broadcasting this message on the air.
Currently this message is being transmitted worldwide. In this region, we...
I'm sure Saeko has heard this message by now.
Yes, I'm sure that she has.
If so, I'm certain that she would come to see me if she could.
You exchanged "goodbyes" early this morning?
We got married last night.
Well, then... congratulations!
Thank you.
We eloped because of how things are going, Ebara.
None of us knows what might happen with the threat of nuclear war hanging over our heads.
But now, in this global crisis...
... Saeko would want to be with me no matter what.
I, too, feel the same thing.
I fully understand.
I bet she's somewhere on the edge of the coast...
... but we're too far away to see her now.
-We're home! -We're home!
You're back early. What happened at school?
They sent us home.
-They sent you home?
-The teacher said that everyone could go home.
Why?
Huh? You didn't hear? A war has begun.
A war!?
According to the report: Alliance forces...
... have confronted the Federation in a hostile formation.
Likewise, Federation forces are moving...
... into an attack formation in the middle of Alliance territory.
Federation officials have released an ultimatum...
... saying that if the Alliance does not withdraw, they will proceed with their attack.
Next, we have an official statement from the government...
The Minister of Defense has issued the following warning:
If the situation in the world worsens...
... Japan will certainly be the target of a nuclear attack.
Dearest!
Is this for real?
The TV! Turn on the TV!
Tamura! Tamura!
Tamura, what are you doing!?
Everyone is running away!
-Dear, our children have returned home!
Hurry up, let's go!
Dad!
Saeko!
What happened?
-It's terrible! The city is in chaos!
Teacher, thank you so much!
-Papa!
-Be careful!
Mama!
You have nothing to worry about.
No need to cry.
Hello...? Hello...?
Oharu? Where are you?
Where are you now?
I'm in Shinagawa.
I'd like to come back quickly, but the whole city is in a panic.
All means of transportation are blocked...
... so I can only walk.
Huh? Suzue?
Yes, she's here. Suzue!
Your mother wants to talk to you.
Mama?
Suzue, you sound great! I knew you'd be feeling better!
This is wonderful!
Mama, let's go to the zoo!
Oh... we will!
I have the cream cakes and also some yummy boiled eggs!
Come back soon, Mama!
Suzue, I'll be with you.
Nothing will stop me from coming to you.
I'll come and get you!
We will suspend all non-news transmissions going forward.
Please do not switch off your radio or television...
... and stay tuned.
We will continue to update you whenever possible.
Suzue! Suzue!
Two goats met on opposite sides of a bridge.
One of them said, "I have to cross!"
"No," said the other, "I have to cross!"
So the two began to butt heads.
They were about to fall off the bridge!
Then one of them said to the other...
"Why don't I kneel so you can pass over me?"
"Thank you! Now we can both cross the bridge safely."
Then they were able to cross without falling.
Where's my mama? Why hasn't she come?
She'll be here soon. You don't have to worry, OK?
Now, I want all of you close to me, OK?
Yup!
Ever been to a zoo?
-Sure!
Japan will certainly be the target...
... of a nuclear attack.
A missile attack on Japan is said to be imminent.
However, we beg the public not to lose hope.
The government is doing everything in its power to keep the peace.
Please do not panic; pray for peace.
We repeat...
Saeko.
Saeko.
You have made me very happy...
... Saeko.
Saeko...
... we have made each other very happy...
We always will...
Thank you...
... Takano...
At this point, both sides have officially declared war.
The situation is extremely unstable.
New Year's is here!
Is it?
You're right.
Well, let's dive into this bountiful gift from God, that your mother has so lovingly prepared.
-Right! -Yeah!
Your father will start with this.
But is this all OK, Papa?
Shouldn't we run away like the radio says?
My baby...
... where do you think all of Japan's 90 million people can go?
Dear, am I right?
Well, you can eat anything you want.
Go on!
-Let's eat! -Let's eat!
According to the latest reports...
... Tokyo is practically paralyzed and the whole city is in a state of panic.
The whole city, huh?
These must be the families that we saw this morning...
... looking for their loved ones.
True.
-In comparison to them, we're lucky!
We don't need to run away.
Why should we?
Saeko, please be happy.
And you, dear?
I see...
Are we not lucky to be so happy?
Look at our faces! Bah...
I think I took too much.
According to a foreign dispatch, high-speed bombers on both sides...
... have been damaged by anti-aircraft weaponry.
Regardless, both factions continue their aggression.
If the situation is not defused...
... it is likely that it will come to a nuclear conflict.
Our government maintains hope.
They will increase their efforts.
Dear Citizens, Please do not lose hope.
People all over the world, hope is not lost.
Hey, hey! Why all this silence?
I...
I guess I was too busy trying to get rich.
Do you all think that I'm a selfish father.
No, not at all.
There are many others who should feel regret.
You've always been a good father. Right, Ichiro?
-Yeah, a great dad!
Really? Honestly?
-Yup, you've been a great father.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Oyoshi...
What, honey? What's wrong?
Nothing at all.
I always forget...
What do you always forget?
To take my dose of medicine.
We're past that time.
This is silly!
You must take your medicine!
You'll never improve if you don't take it!
True.
Saeko, can you go get my medicine?
Ichiro, Haru... eat!
-Go on!
Here are some melon slices.
-Melons!
Honey, this medicine works very well.
-Seriously?
Take it and try to feel better...
... so you can enjoy your life for a change.
My sake tastes better this time around.
-Of course!
Dear, I was wondering... how are the tulips doing?
Oh?
I'd forgotten about your tulips!
They haven't done anything yet.
Where are the tulips?
They're here.
They haven't sprouted yet.
They can survive staying underground...
... even if we cannot.
Saeko!
These tulips can grow by themselves...
... even after we've all disappeared!
And they will flourish!
Is it not a wonderful thing?
Our eyes will never see how beautiful they are!
Silly...
You shouldn't be so grim, when there's still a chance we might survive.
-But, Dad!!!
I cannot accept it! I do not accept it! No!
Bastards! Using nuclear weapons!
I won't let you destroy our happiness!
We will survive!
I will see these tulips bloom!
I will see the holiday home I build for my wife!
I will see Saeko's wonderful wedding!
I will see Haru become a hostess!
I will see Ichiro go to university...
... the university that I've never been able to attend!
Target...!?
Direction, 340. Elevation, 720. Distance, 630. It's a missile!
Where is it heading?
-Tokyo, sir!
Mach 16!
Ballistic missile confirmed!
Target is the heart of Tokyo!
Impact in 124 seconds!
On this day, the Third World War has been declared.
Impact in 55 seconds!
We have just seen the end of Tokyo.
Anyway, do you all want to return there?
You will contract radiation sickness.
Radiation will contaminate the ship even before we reach port.
I do not know what will happen to all of us.
These are the facts, then.
I feel the same way. We all return home.
Captain, I just made a delicious cup of coffee for you.
-Well, thank you very much.
I've made enough for everyone.
Please, help yourself.
There is nothing better than a good, hot cup of coffee.
It makes you... ... how can I put it?
-It makes you happy to be alive.
That's right!
All people deserve to be alive, right?
How can somebody take this away from someone else?
Everyone wants to return to Tokyo now.
Why can't we say that we want to live?
Why don't we all agree to say...
"We don't want any part of this war. Stop all this war business before it's too late!"
Humans are an interesting contradiction...
I wonder if there are survivors anywhere else in the world.
We'll be going back to Tokyo.
Reverse course.
-Reverse course!
Course reversed!
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-Heading: 238ยบ!
This story is a work of fiction, but this could one day be a reality...
We can stop this before it happens. We have to work together...
... so that this never comes to pass.
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