All language subtitles for Maruta 2 Laboratory Of The Devil English

Welcome. Are you Mr. Shikawa?

How do you know my name?

Fourteen guests were invited.

You are the last to arrive.

Your hat, please.

No need.

Please.

Come this way.

Shikawa...

You're still alive?

Though I survived

I'd rather have died.

Ever since Unit 731 troops
were defeated in Manchuria

I have not seen you.

Come on.

Let's drink as we still live.

First I must know whose wine this is.

Why, Shikawa...

You don't know who invited us here?

No, I don't know why we were invited here!

I don't care as long as they pay.

So let's drink.

Waiter, get more wine.

Yes.

Watanabe, sorry to trouble you.

Please.

Come, let's drink
for the survivors of Unit 731.

Yes.

Drink for the dead of our troops

for those soldiers who died for Unit 731

for the 3,600 who died
in the biological experiments...

those Chinese, Russian

-and those Korean...
-Shikawa...

What is it?

Drink!

Yes.

Drink!

Shikawa, please sit down.

Forgive me, but I must be leaving now.

Shikawa, we haven't seen you for a long time.

It's not often that we get to catch up.

There's nothing to say.

We're poor while the price of living soars.

Everyone is struggling to survive.

There's nothing good to tell you.

Mr. Shikawa, please stay.

Who are you?

It's not important who I am.
You can call me Susan

Chenova or Christina.

What is important is my mission -

that I am the hostess who invited you all here,
including Mr. Shikawa.

Surely you will not deny us to
sit and have a drink at our meeting.

Please.

Sure.

Come, let us drink,
as we are so lucky to have survived.

In 1920, Shiro Sheki

graduated from the
Medical Faculty of Kyoto University

and obtained his Doctorate in 1927.

He went to study in Germany in 1928

then to France, England, Italy

and later to Russia.

I believe the man whom you
address as 'Spirit of the Army'

is perfectly familiar to all of you.

But I want to ask you -

who here among you knows

the content of the report
done by Shiro Sheki?

This report reveals just a concept.

When Japan started the war

it produced only 4.5 tons of steel annually

whereas other mined goods and coal
all came from Manchuria and Far East Asia.

If the line of transportation were bombed

Japan would have no iron or other materials.

Shiro Sheki did put forward an endless

and effortless new resource - a plague!

Sorry, but the reason you invited us here

cannot be just to tell us this outdated secret?

For us, Sheki's report

is not outdated at all.

What do you mean?

We are now facing war.

After much consideration,
we've made this decision.

In other words,

we need bio weapons.

Right, you want us to be monsters again!

Sorry, I'm not interested
in killing, excuse me.

I know you're not interested in killing.

But you must be
interested in gold and US dollars!

Just give me a price!

Hanano, you bastard!

What, I'm a bastard?

Sir, I am not the same as you.

My wife is ill and on the brink of death.

My three kids must eat.

Am I a bastard because I have to
turn over the dustbin in the morning

and must shoplift in the market?

Am I a bastard then?

You mean...

I'm noble if I sit and do nothing
until me and my family dies?

Hanano, Shikawa is crazy to say so.

Just take it easy.

Shit! If I take it easy

my wife will have died!

I...

Hanano, don't forget about
the lesson of Funa Hisihachi.

Lesson of Funa Hisihachi?

Right.

What lesson is that, exactly?

Don't you know?

You know many secrets of the Japanese Army

but you're unaware of

this famous incident at Unit 731.

Would you like to hear it?

I love all tragic love stories.

OK, have a seat.

Tell me then.

Funa Hisihachi was a doctor
of Yamakuchi Province.

He adopted an orphan

named Taro Handa

and had a daughter Eko Hisihachi.

Stop this. Just tell me what
brings all this misery in your heart.

There is nothing to tell you.

My life has been decided.

Our country needs you there, so you must go.

It's a glory to work for our country.

But Kiuhon made this up.

You should believe my heart belongs to you.

Handa, I'll wait until you come back.

Til I come back?

Frankly...

I have a bad feeling.

Eko, this is our final farewell.

Don't say such lousy things.

You'll come back. Surely you'll come back.

Do you badly miss your lover?

Don't you miss yours?

I won't. I have too many girls.

You're
lousy!

You're too straight. I was only kidding.

Shit!

Right, I'm Taro Handa, and you?

I'm Baruku Hinda. Nice to meet you.

We've walked days now,
and still we haven't arrived yet.

I don't care.

We don't even know where we're going anyway.

It's all so mysterious.

Are we there now?

You're asking me?

Of course.

How would I know?

You asshole!

Yoshi Bihanaka.

Yes.

Baruku Hinda.

Yes.

- Kishu Churimura.
-Yes.

Taro Handa.

Yes.

Mina Saijo.

Dismount and assemble.

Dismount and fall in line.

I am Captain Kikuhon.

From now on, Lieutenant Hanano
will be your commander.

I am about to say to you the rules -
or orders, if you like.

No one is to raise any question.

First, the troop you'll be in

is highly classified.

There is no communication with outsiders allowed.

Second, no one may walk
out of here without permission.

Third -

Gentlemen.

As it stands now

a Russian-Japanese war is inevitable.

As we fall
in the southern regions

and our armies cannot get a sure win

whether or not we will
ultimately win this war

depends on our troops

at Unit 731.

After numerous experiments

we were able to make

biological weapons 60 times stronger.

Just hope that they can be put into production.

For the sake of the Japanese Empire,

I hope you will try hard

and put forward your best efforts.

Thank you.

Yes.

To initiate biological warfare

we must penetrate the enemies' ranks

and spread disease.

In this circumstance,

if we fail to take proper precautions

such warfare will
bring casualties to our own armies

and this war will become meaningless.

In order to realize

the vision of His Majesty

for the Glorious Circle of East Asia

we are undergoing vast biological experimentation.

Not even planes or cannons

can match these efforts.

Though there are different ways of war

the aim is to win

so we the people of
Unit 731 must show our power.

Our laboratory
equipment is first-class in Asia.

All experiments are
conducted on human beings.

We cultivate the pathogens
of Black Death, Cholera, Typhus

and expose them to
people of different nationalities. For instance -

Chinese, Korean, Mongolian

we hold experiments on them

and observe the different
results and information

and the reports from these experiments

will be used for expanding

the Glorious Circle of Japan.

I hope you will work very hard. Thank you.

Yes, sir.

All 'logs' here must

undergo autopsy after experiments

to be turned into samples.

OK, the autopsy is all for today.

Yes.

All internal organ amputated

must be made into samples

for future reference.

To compare our human samples
here with research centers in Japan

we have more and better ones!

- Understand?
- Yes.

It's like hell here. It's horrible.

Look at this picture if you miss me.

I'll always be by your side and support you.

I'll take good care of this photo.

I'll bring it back to you when this is all over.

I will wait for that day patiently.

Promise me... no matter what happens

you mustn't believe
what Director Kiuhon says.

Don't listen to his sweet talk

or fall into his traps.

Handa, don't you believe

I belong to you already?

I will never forget our oath to each other.

You must wait for my return.

I surely will.

Eko, remember my words.

I will.

Dr. Handa, excuse me. I am late.

Thank you, Director Kiuhon.

Teacher, thank you for coming.

It's nothing.

Father, why so late?

Your understudy is

leaving Japan for Manchuria.

Doesn't that concern you, father?

Don't be angry, daughter.

I am late because I have just saved a life.

Miss Eko...

Miss Eko, this is what happened.

Suddenly a patient

had a heart attack

and Dr. Hisihachi had to perform an operation

that kept us late.

- Was it my patient 20377
- Right.

It was him.

Eko, you wronged your father.

It's OK. She's spoilt.

OK.

Handa, get in the car.

Write to me when you arrive in Manchuria.

I'll write to you. Take care.

Handa.

Eko.

Take a bath now. It's getting late.

Just a bit and I'll be finished.

I envy you.

What's it like writing love letters?

Sweet and sour.

What? You fiancee is
like Sweet and Sour pork?

Your bloody mouth.

I'll have you know -

she hates Sweet and Sour pork.

Don't ever take it as a metaphor.

OK, Sweet and Sour fish.

She hates that too.

My fiancee is as pretty as
the fairy you're carving.

You'd better finish it soon.

Get in!

Get in!

Report. Air-conditioning is on.

Please.

Please.

Get in.

Get in, now!

Cold injury of -10°C

is relatively easy to cure.

Total time is a bit long.

Reduce 5 minutes of freezing next time.

We need the situation of -40°C

to see how long it takes a man to be
cured after being frozen in that temperature.

Yes.

-Major Handa.
-Yes.

Take those two 'logs'
to the incinerator and burn them.

Burn them?

Idiot! They're not human. They're logs.

You should know what 'logs' are.

A piece of wood!

Can we burn a piece of wood?

Yes, sir.

After instant freezing
using liquid hydrogen of -196°C

all internal cells are dead. Watch.

Go and throw her into 100°C hot water.

Hurry up.

The limbs after frozen
in -196°C liquid hydrogen

will be very easily fractured.

Lieutenant Hanano, please.

Yes.

Where's the incinerator?

- Inside there!
- Inside.

The Germans have also
experimented on human freezing

and proved women
have stronger resistance

than men against coldness.

After freezing, if a woman
makes love with a man

she'll regain her
body temperature very quickly.

Let her go!

Handa, what is it?

I had a horrible nightmare.

Hinda, do you know...

they experimented on
human beings for the freezing test.

I saw a man and a woman

frozen to death. I'm sorry.

This is just hell here.

We used to experiment on animals

and never on humans.

But today, I myself saw

a Russian woman and her 3 year old daughter

killed by gas.

That they're 'logs'', 'pieces of wood' -

are all lies.

Hinda, I think I cannot
bear it for much longer.

I'll go mad if this goes on.

Don't be like this, Handa.

Neither you nor I can change this place.

Muster up courage

and just hold on.

Maybe the war will be over soon.

Perhaps we'll be defeated soon.

Whether we win or we lose

it's all the same to me.

I fear I can't hold on until that day.

Handa, for Miss Eko

you must have confidence.

But we have no news for them.

Maybe Eko will think
I have died for the country.

She may have married someone when I return.

You nut! Why don't you send her
the letters you've written?

Can 1?

I've asked many times

but they scolded me or smacked me

as it's against the rules.

Give them to me.
Tomorrow I'll be on an outing.

I'll try and send them for you.

Hinda, I will never forget your gratitude.

Just don't you worry.

Thank you then.

20 seconds.

Just 20 seconds... draw all his blood out.

Take him away. Another.

Just 13 seconds.

Sir.

How's the effect?

Report.

The pathogen experiments are a success.

Very good.

In order to cultivate stronger disease

these injections must be continued.

Yes, sir.

Cheers.

This 'log' must be disinfected, Hanano.

Yes, sir.

An infected heart must be spectacular.

Today is a great day for Japan.

It is the birthday of His Majesty.

As we can't send

our greetings in Japan

I suggest facing toward the direction of Japan

and bowing to His Majesty.

Everybody, turn left.

Finish.

Everybody, turn right.

Now we have the honor
of asking Admiral Sheki

on behalf of all soldiers of Unit 731

to drink for His Majesty.

Shit!

Stop!

Turn around.

You must be careless,
especially when doing experiments.

You two were so careless
as to break wine bottles.

Thank you very much.

Please go and get
two other bottles of wine here.

Yes, sir.

I want to ask you a question.

Suppose what I'm holding is not wine

but a ceramic bomb
containing viral disease.

What would have splashed on your body?

Pathogens...

Virus...

There are ceramic pathogen
bombs invented by Unit 731!

We the Japanese Empire will never lose!

Long live the Emperor!

Today, we have a
bomb-dropping exercise.

We are to drop our newest
ceramic pathogen bombs.

Our target is a village
70 km west of the city.

Major Hinda.

Yes, sir.

You are to take care
of the map in the cockpit.

The rest will drop bombs when ordered.

Got it?

Yes, sir.

OK, ready to take off.

Yes, sir.

Turn left.

March on.

Bird report to Bear... got it? Over.

Bear has received. Over.

We'll arrive at the target in 5 minutes.

How is the situation of
wind with target? Over.

All normal.
Wind direction is safe for experiment.

Received, Handa.

It's you? How are you up there?

I feel dizzy. I'm going to faint.

OK, ready to drop the bombs. Over.

Get ready. Over.

Repeat. Everything is in control.
Ready to drop bombs.

Good. Start now.

Yes, sir.

Hinda, you may start now.

Got it. Over.

Damn it, the virus! We're finished.

Handa, it's bad. Something's going on.

They broke the pathogen bombs.

They're all infected.

Hinda, keep calm.

Report to Admiral Sheki at once. Over.

Report.

What is it?

7 soldiers in the plane
broke a ceramic pathogen bomb.

Hurry up...

Got it.

OK.

They were highly infected.

There was no hope for their survival.

We do feel sorry for what happened

but there was nothing we could do.

Not only those 7 soldiers.
In the hall of Unit 731

there were 357 mini gravestones.

They were all killed by
diseases we made ourselves.

Were you cheating us all that time?

Moment of silence!

Finish.

These 7 soldiers were true
Royal Guards of His Majesty.

They died gloriously in mission.

The bravery of their spirit proves once more

that we Japanese Armies are sure to win.

This is top secret.

Captain Kikuhon has warned me.

If I reveal this, I'll be a traitor to His Majesty.

I'll be court martialed and my stomach gutted.

It's so horrible.

Is this sacrifice for the country?

Maybe I should thank Lieutenant Hanano.

If he hadn't assigned
me to stay in the cockpit

my ash would be lying in the hall now.

Urgent assembly!

Who wrote a letter to Eko Hisihachi?

Report. It's me, Taro Handa.

You again? You lousy man!

Who permits you to send it?

Say it.

Tell us.

Tell us.

Will you speak or not? Tell us.

Tell us...

Report.

I helped him send the
letter. Punish me then.

You're daring. OK, I'll do as you said.

Damn it.

Damn it.

I hope you won't take me

as a devil who abuses his men.

I myself don't want

to see you get punished.

But...

The secret of Unit 731

is vital to the Japanese Empire

in a city

full of spies like Harbin.

There are thousands of
enemy spies against Unit 731.

If our country's interest
is spoilt by a love letter

then this is just too selfish!

Taro Handa and Baruku Hinda

should be court martialed

but as this is their first time

they shall go in confinement.
7 days. To serve as an example.

Dismiss.

Hinda, I'm terribly sorry.

Handa, don't cry.

I can't bear it anymore.

Just kill me.

I can't bear it.

I can't bear...

General, are you pleased
with the experiments?

Not with the infection.

We must make the pathogens 100 times stronger.

Yes, sir.

Eko... Listen to me.

Eko.

Eko.

Eko.

Listen to me.

You're too much.

Sorry, I couldn't control myself.

I do love you.

Mr. Kiuhon, I hope you understand...

Though Taro Handa is not by my side

my heart belongs to him forever.

Please forgive me.

Let us forget about this.

No. No way. It can't be true.

Eko, keep calm.

Taro Handa has died for the country.

You lie.

It can't be true.

Taro Handa will surely come back.

I won't eat!

I won't eat!

I won't eat...

Eat it!

Report. 68 seconds.

Ready.

Fire!

Retreat.

Yes.

Next.

Ready.

Fire!

Ready.

Fire!

Fire!

Director, I have something to talk to you about.

Please leave us for a moment.

Mr. Hisihachi, please go ahead.

Director Kiuhon

our Hisihachi family is long respected.

We do care for our honor.

Will you please...

will you please stop dreaming of Eko?

She's engaged to Taro Handa.

I think the news of Taro's
death is a misunderstanding.

We will know when the war is over.

Me and Eko will

wait confidently for that day.

Thank you, Master Kiuhon. Sorry to bother you.

I think you won't wait for that day.

Stand properly.

Number 723.

Here.

Number 604.

Here.

This is your first outing

since you came to Manchuria.

Let me remind you -

This is Manchuria, not Japan.

In the Harbin area especially

anti-Japanese propaganda always appears.

So you mustn't walk too far away.

You can only move in the areas
where the flag is seen.

Got it?

Yes, sir.

It's 1:15. You are to assemble here at 3 o'clock.

Dismiss.

I'm thirsty. I'll get some water

I'll go with you.

Why bother if you're not thirsty?

Handa, come back soon.

We'll wait for you there.

I'll come back soon.

Let's move.

It's good scenery here.

Yeah.

Send this letter for me?

Sure, no problem.

Move!

Stop!

Run, fast!

Hinda! I'm so sorry.

Hinda, I'm sorry.

I caused this for you.

It's OK.

We are buddies.

Hinda.

Miss Eko. Sorry.

Dr. Funa Hisihachi

left the military hospital long ago

and we lost trace of him.

What about Major Taro Handa?

Indeed we have no record of
Taro Handa joining the Army.

Impossible. You must be mistaken.

Sorry we can't be of help.

You'd better go back to Japan

How were you hurt like this?

Don't worry. I'm Bin.

Mr. Kimura, whatever I do outside

I won't do anything against you.

You haven't answered my question.
How were you hurt?

Were you stealing things again?

Mr. Kimura.

-It's bad.
-What is it?

Some sentries are outside.

Are you Dr. Kimura?

What is it?

You've betrayed your country.

We have evidence. Move!

Mr. Kimura.

Let's go over here.

Ma'am, have mercy and give us money.

Have mercy on us. The kid is dying.

Ma'am, you're so kind.

Thank you, ma'am. Thanks now.

Let's go.

Isn't this Mr. Kimura?

Give me back my handbag.

Sure, but you must answer my question.

OK, go ahead.

What is the relationship between
you and Mr. Kimura?

Who is Mr. Kimura? I don't know him.

The one you took a photo with is Mr. Kimura.

You know my father? Great!

Please tell me where he is now.

Mr. Kimura was arrested by the Japanese.

It is said he's been sentenced to death.

Can you tell me how I can find him?

It would be useless. Mr. Kimura got taken away.

Taken away? What do you mean?

It's common here.

All Chinese, Russian, Mongolian

who are convicted

are taken away secretly.

No one knows where they're taken to.

The battles in Europe are changing.

Germany has surrendered to the Allied.

According to our news agents

Russia is sending
strong forces to Manchuria.

Russian-Japanese war is on the verge of outbreak

so we must quicken
the speed of pathogen bomb production.

We mustn't stop our experiments.

Mr. Sheki, our 'logs' are
getting fewer and fewer.

They are failing to find new 'logs'

and our experiments can't go on smoothly.

How can that happen?

An insufficiency of logs'

will affect our experiments.

Inform the sentries that

we need double the quantity.

Yes, sir.

Excuse me.

Tai Tung... Father...

What did you call me?

I'm not your father...

I don't know you!

- Set my father free!
- I don't know you!

I'm not even married yet!

I'm not your father. Let me go!

Officer, please set my father free.

I beg you!

You mustn't arrest my father.

He is not a member of the guerrilla group, please!

Why did you beat my son, asshole!

Damn it.

Shit! Want to die? Take them both away.

Take them away.

Funa, I didn't expect to see you here.

What's wrong with working at the military hospital?

Why did you leave there?

Every day we were made to

take the healthy skin from Chinese people

and transplant it onto our injured troops.

It's inhumane.

Inhumane?

I only know that I am Japanese. You are too.

You are doing medical research work

but you act with the Chinese,
against your countrymen.

How do you explain your treason?

I can sentence you to death.

But, as we were
colleagues in the University

I'll give you a chance.

Stay here.

Lieutenant Hanano.

Yes, sir.

Arrange Master Funa to work
in the disinfection lab.

Yes, sir.

One minute, ten seconds.

Get up, all of you.

Move.

Hurry up!

Quickly.

Report.

Lieutenant Hanano.

Deboard the vehicle.

Yes.

Deboard the vehicle.

Yes.

Deboard the vehicle.

Faster.

Be quick.

Have you seen this man?

Have you seen him?

No.

Keep walking now.

Go.

Go.

Eko!

Youl!

Someone keeps yelling your name.

How come?

Teacher!

It's him. He keeps yelling your name.

Excuse me, Handa.

Teacher.

What are you doing?

Get out.

Teacher.

Handa... is that you?

Don't... don't come near me.
You'll become infected.

Teacher, how come you are here?

Just... just forget about me.

Go... go and rescue Eko. She's a 'log' here.

Number 345.

Move.

Let her go!

Miss Eko!

You mustn't kill me! I'm Japanese!

Handa?

Handa!

Eko!

Handa!

Eko!

Handa!

Eko!

-Eko!
-Handa!

Eko! I missed you so much.

Handa! Thank goodness you're still alive!

Eko... I must get you out of here!

Run, now.

No, wait.

Miss Eko!

Bin saved me. Take him too.

Miss Eko, help!

-Say no more.
-Bin.

Run away now.

Be quick.

Be quick! Catch them!

Report.

What is it?

We found that one of the women 'logs' is Japanese.

Handa seems to know
her and has taken her away.

Quickly! This way.

Hurry up!

Quickly!

-Papa!
-Mr. Kimura!

Run away!

This way!

Stand down!

Rush them!

Quickly! Run!

Quickly!

Stand down!

This way!

We'll die together!

Monster!

Bin.

Bin.

Bin!

Bin.

-Eko!
-Handa...

Handa...

Handa...

Eko!

Damn it!

My story is finished.