Eight Days of Turbulence: The Natural Approval of the New Security Treaty

A wave of 300,000 people demonstrate at the National Diet; the treaty is naturally enacted on June 19; 　a general strike by the General Council of Trade Unions on June 22. The LDP tries to open the meeting and the Socialist Party blocks it; 300,000 demonstrators fill the area around the Diet; Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi returns home exhausted when the new security treaty is naturally passed; the streets are littered with scraps of paper; Ike welcomes the South Koreans; the LDP secretly holds a meeting of the House of Councillors and the security treaty is passed in a few minutes; the 19th round of united action and all urban traffic is stopped. The film's shooting date is unknown, release date: June 17, 1960.

70 Years of Choosing the : The Automatic Extension of the Security Treaty

Socialist Party. In this video, we see people on university campuses in a frenzy, a confused parliament, the struggle of the Zengakuren of Student's Unions, people visiting the National Diet to mourn Michiko Kanba and the Diet staff wanting to cram things down their throats, young people engrossed in the Security Treaty struggle, a protest march in Ginza and a confrontation with a teacher, students disposing of evidence in response to a police search, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) stepping in to extend the automatic extension of the term, and a protest march attended by 770,000 people, with some students acting militantly and clashing with police. A student cleans up evidence in a police search. Some students act militantly and clash with police. Shooting date unknown, release date: June 24, 1970.