Any movies about the Japanese home front?

Battle Of Okinawa is good. Japans Longest Day is another. Father Of The Kamikaze is also good. However, the best WWII film from the point of the Japanese is Fires On The Plains. Brutal film.

For a good film on the Japanese civilian home front, I would recommend "Kabei", directed by Yamada Yoji.
It is about the college professor husband of a lady being arrested for his opposition to the war in China and she must raise their daughters alone.
Quite good!
The images of homefront Japan and dealing with the Tokko are great! There is one scene where they are putting their uncle on a train and thee is a Kempetai officer on the platform observing-well worth seeing-
Another good film was "Ashita E No Yuigon" (Best Wishes For Tomorrow) about the war crimes trial of Tokai Army General Okada- also well done!
Postwar, and not really homefront, but a good film none the less is "Hotaru" (Firefly) about a former Tokkotai pilot coming to grips with his war service after the death of the Showa empeeror is announced.
Probably the greatest Japanese homefront film is an anime production called "Hotaru No Haka", or Graveyard Of The Fireflies.
About two orphaned Japanese children growing up in Japan during the bombing.
Beautifully illustratedm and written but probably not suitable for younger children.
I is highly moving, I have watched my copy once-

For a good film on the Japanese civilian home front, I would recommend "Kabei", directed by Yamada Yoji.
It is about the college professor husband of a lady being arrested for his opposition to the war in China and she must raise their daughters alone.
Quite good!
The images of homefront Japan and dealing with the Tokko are great! There is one scene where they are putting their uncle on a train and thee is a Kempetai officer on the platform observing-well worth seeing-
Another good film was "Ashita E No Yuigon" (Best Wishes For Tomorrow) about the war crimes trial of Tokai Army General Okada- also well done!
Postwar, and not really homefront, but a good film none the less is "Hotaru" (Firefly) about a former Tokkotai pilot coming to grips with his war service after the death of the Showa empeeror is announced.
Probably the greatest Japanese homefront film is an anime production called "Hotaru No Haka", or Graveyard Of The Fireflies.
About two orphaned Japanese children growing up in Japan during the bombing.
Beautifully illustratedm and written but probably not suitable for younger children.
I is highly moving, I have watched my copy once-