Dr. Sadao treated the American soldier with utmost care and skill. He first cleaned and dressed his wound, which was a gunshot injury to the back. Despite the soldier being an enemy, Dr. Sadao used his medical expertise to perform ...

The servants were unwilling to help the American soldier because they were loyal to Japan and feared the consequences of aiding an enemy during wartime. They were also deeply nationalistic and considered helping an enemy soldier as an act of ...

Initially, Dr. Sadao and his wife, Hana, considered reporting the wounded American soldier to the authorities, as he was an enemy and helping him could be seen as treasonous. However, Dr. Sadao, being a doctor, was unable to ignore the ...

Dr. Sadao identified the man on the beach as an American by his distinctive appearance. The soldier had blond hair and blue eyes, features that were typical of an American. Additionally, his uniform had the markings and characteristics of an ...

Dr. Sadao found a wounded American soldier on the beach near his house. The soldier was severely injured, with a bullet wound in his back, and was lying unconscious in the sand. Dr. Sadao initially hesitated to help him, as ...