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At the end of World War II, Japan had built an extensive network of hidden aircraft factories across its empire, carefully shielded from Allied bombings. These factories, which produced some of Japan's most advanced warplanes, were critical to the nation's air strategy. However, with Japan's surrender in 1945, the fate of these hidden factories became a significant question. What happened to them once the war was over?

In this documentary-style video, we uncover the hidden story of Japan’s aircraft factories after its surrender. Many were immediately dismantled by the Allies, their production lines and technology dismantled and repurposed. Some factories were left abandoned, deteriorating over time, while others were repurposed for civilian use during Japan’s post-war reconstruction. In some cases, parts of the technology were seized by the Allied forces and secretly studied or reverse-engineered for Cold War military purposes.

This video explores how these secretive sites, which played a crucial role in Japan’s wartime aviation, were repurposed, abandoned, or erased in the aftermath of defeat. From abandoned factories to repurposed sites, we trace the fate of Japan’s hidden aircraft factories and how they shaped post-war industrial development.

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