Featuring the "Peach Boy", character of Japanese folklore, the film is aimed at children, telling the story of a naval unit consisting of the human Momotarô and several animal species ...
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Title: Momotarô's Sea Eagles (1943)
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Featuring the "Peach Boy", character of Japanese folklore, the film is aimed at children, telling the story of a naval unit consisting of the human Momotarô and several animal species representing the Far Eastern races fighting together for a common goal. In a dramatization of the attack on Pearl Harbor, this force attacks the demons at the island of Onigashima (representing the Americans and British demonized in Japanese propaganda), and the film also utilizes actual footage of the Pearl Harbor attack. Written by jsanchez
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Was created as war-time propaganda to promote the Japanese cause for WWII. The film combined animated characters from the famous folklore Momotaro and real footage from the attack of Pearl Harbor. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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25 March 1943 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Las águilas marinas de Momotarô See more »Company Credits
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