Shotlist: Tokyo, Japan - March 30, 2025: 1. Various of people gathering outside former site of Japanese army medical school operated by the Imperial Japanese Army; 2. People taking photos; 3. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Torii Yasushi, president, Association Demanding Investigation on Human Bones Discovered from the Site of the Army Medical College: "According to an official statement, the bones belong to 62 individuals, though the actual number could be higher. Injuries caused by knives can be traced on the skulls. There are also traces of injuries caused by blunt force trauma. Additionally, bullet holes were also found on the skulls." 4. People walking; 5. People gathering; 6. Various of people walking;flower in front of monument; 7. People entering meeting room; 8. Event in progress; 9. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yoshida Mamoru, member, Association Demanding Investigation on Human Bones Discovered from the Site of the Army Medical College (partially overlaid with shots 10-11): "We went to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare once again on March 25 to request a thorough investigation. However, the ministry responded that they will not launch any investigation as they have not confirmed that those bones are related to Unit 731. We believe, however, our government should thoroughly investigate the origin of these bones because it is the right course of action." [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 10. Event in progress; 11. Sign in Japanese; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 12. Event in progress; 13. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Murata Mayumi, resident: "Many historical truths have been concealed from people like us in Japan. I used to believe what I was taught in school about the war, who should be held accountable in the war, and the so called historical facts. However, as I grew up and learned about the experiences of those who survived the war, I realized that much of what we learned in school contradicts the truth. We hope to uncover the real history." 14. Yoshida Mamoru speaking during event; 15. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Torii Yasushi, president, Association Demanding Investigation on Human Bones Discovered from the Site of the Army Medical College (partially overlaid with shots 16-17/ending with shot 18): "The human bones issue is not the only one [to be denied]. The Japanese government has largely refused to admit the atrocities it committed during the war, particularly those related to Unit 731. It admits the unit's existence, but has never admitted its inhumane actions. Despite overwhelming evidence, the government still claimed that no proof has been found and tried to cover up the atrocities. I believe no genuine friendship between Japan and China can be established if Japan continues to deny the atrocities. The Japanese government should face the historical facts with the right attitude." [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 16. Event in progress; 17. Yoshida Mamoru speaking during event, holding book; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] FILE: Tokyo, Japan - Date Unknown: 18. Various of National Diet Building. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]