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Children of Japan (1941)

Shows home, work and school activities of a middleclass Japanese family. Conversations are reproduced and interpreted. The film presents daily life in the life of a middle class Japanese family. Their home, surroundings, living and sleeping quarters, furnishing, dress, customs, and manners are depicted, along with school and play experiences of the children and routine tasks of the parents. Following a visit to a nearby shrine, the family is studied at their evening meal and making preparations for bed. "Children of Japan" (1941) depicts the daily life of the Yamada family, showcasing their routines as they navigate school, work, and cultural traditions in Japan. The film highlights the children's journey to school through picturesque landscapes, their interactions with family members, and their participation in a local festival. It emphasizes traditional Japanese customs, including flower arrangement, religious practices, and the importance of family meals. The film also portrays the children's education and leisure activities, such as baseball and fencing, culminating in a family outing to enjoy cherry blossoms. Keywords Japan, Yamada family, daily life, school, festival, cherry blossoms, traditions, education, family, cultural customs We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger Archives. Email us at [email protected] if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.