During World War II, a Japanese naval ship was sunk near Anatahan Island by American fighter planes.
31 Japanese soldiers survived the accident and managed to reach Anatahan Island. At that time, a Japanese "couple" was already living on the island. They had been sent there for work before the war began.
This couple taught the soldiers how to hunt and farm. They continued to live there even after the war ended. Because the island was so remote and had no contact with the outside world, they were unaware that the war had ended.
After some time, mysterious events began to occur on the island.
One day, the ship's captain was found dead in the water. In another incident, the bodies of two soldiers were found with gunshot wounds.
These mysterious deaths created tension on the island. People began to suspect each other, and the situation continued to deteriorate.
Later, it was discovered that Kazuko Higa was the only woman on the island. This became the root of conflict among the men on the island. The truth was that all 31 soldiers were attracted to her.
In reality, the Japanese "couple" was not actually husband and wife. When the soldiers learned this truth, they began fighting among themselves over Kazuko Higa.
The woman's real husband was away on another island searching for his sister due to the war. He had entrusted his boss with the care of his wife, believing that he would protect her. This same boss had staged a fake marriage with Kazuko to protect her from the soldiers, so that no soldier would cast an evil eye on her.
Kazuko Higa began to believe that her husband was dead. Driven by fear and insecurity, she began to consider having relationships with soldiers to protect herself.
Over time, the jealousy and mutual hostility among the men grew so intense that some soldiers even decided that killing the woman would be the best way to maintain peace on the island.
Sensing this danger, Kazuko Higa quietly boarded a ship and left the island in 1950.
After her departure, the violence on the island stopped and the atmosphere calmed down.
In 1951, American forces rescued the Japanese soldiers and returned them to their country. After this, the soldiers lived a peaceful and normal life.
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