Man's Inhumanity to Man

★ 9.1 · 2025 · War & Politics

A haunting look at the horrors of Unit 731’s biological warfare, reflecting on history’s wounds and urging a hope for lasting peace.

Episodes

1. Episode 167m · A routine delivery in 1940 Harbin turns violent when Tong Changfu is ambushed, marking the beginning of a brutal chain of events under occupation.

2. Episode 275m · Arakawa Ryohei answers a mysterious recruitment call, setting him on a path that draws him deeper into Japan’s colonial and military machinery.

3. Episode 380m · A propaganda film screening elevates Kojima Yukio’s status, unknowingly pulling him closer to the dark truths hidden behind official praise.

4. Episode 450m · Missing lab rats and dying horses expose the first cracks in a secret biological experiment spiraling out of control.

5. Episode 546m · Yulan is seized during an inspection, triggering a daring act of resistance that disrupts the Japanese forces’ plans.

6. Episode 649m · As Japan’s defeat nears, a frantic effort begins to destroy all traces of forbidden biological warfare.

7. Episode 744m · Hidden truths collide as rescue plans fail, and Chiyoko’s tragic fate reveals the full horror behind the conspiracy.

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