WWII Imperial Japanese Army Nagoya Arsenal Worker ID & Notebook Set

  

Worldwar2 imperial japanese army arsenal ID & notebook. Step into the industrial backbone of WWII Japan with this unique set from the Imperial Japanese Army Munitions Plant. This collection includes an employee's identification card and a worker's notebook, issued to Mori Tomoeda at the Nagoya Army Munitions Factory in February 1942. Worker's Notebook : Dated February 10, 1942, contains personal details, employment history, munitions worker's conduct guidelines, and the factory song, capturing the daily life and responsibilities at the factory. Identification Card : Dated September 1944, certifies Mori Tomoeda as an employee at the Nagoya Army Munitions Factory.

It includes his address and full name, serving as a rare personal artifact from the war. These documents offer a rare glimpse into the civilian side of wartime Japan, showcasing the organization and daily activities of those who supported the war effort from the production lines. They are not only collectibles but also valuable resources for historians and enthusiasts interested in the socio-economic aspects of wartime Japan.