Editing Unit 731 (section)

=== Television ===
* ''Unit 731 – Did the Emperor Know?'' (1985). [[Television South]] documentary first broadcast on 13&nbsp;August.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150299115|title=Collections Search|publisher=BFI – British Film Institute|website=collections-search.bfi.org.uk|access-date=2017-08-01|archive-date=2017-08-01|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170801233508/http://collections-search.bfi.org.uk/web/Details/ChoiceFilmWorks/150299115|url-status=live}}</ref>
* ''[[The X-Files]]'' episode [[731 (The X-Files)|"731"]] (1995). Former members of Unit&nbsp;731 secretly continue their experiments on humans under control of a covert US government agency.
* ''[[ReGenesis]]'' episode "Let it burn" (2007). Outbreaks of [[anthrax]] and [[glanders]] are traced to World War&nbsp;II Japan.
* ''[[Warehouse 13]]'' episode "The 40th Floor" (2011). General Shirō Ishii's medal from Unit&nbsp;731 simulated drowning when applied to a victim's skin.
* ''[[Concrete Revolutio]]''. The experimentation on superhumans by the Japanese and Americans is a parallel to Unit&nbsp;731.
* ''731'' ({{lang-zh|s=七三一}}) (2015). A five-episode [[China Central Television|CCTV]] documentary broadcast in 2015.
* ''The Truth of Unit 731: Elite medical students and human experiments'' (2017). An [[NHK]] Documentary broadcast in 2017, including paper materials, recording tapes, and interviews to former members and doctors who have implemented experiments in Unit&nbsp;731.
* In ''[[The Blacklist]]'', the episode "General Shiro" is a reference to [[Shirō Ishii]].
* ''[[Kamen Rider Black Sun]]'' (2022). A 10 episode [[Amazon Prime Video]] reboot of the original [[Kamen Rider Black]] in Japan. The Kaijin experiments is similar to Unit 731. Dounami Michinosuke began the experiments in 1936. The title "業部総務司長(Chief General Affairs Officer)" is written on the document. It was also in 1936 that [[Nobusuke Kishi]] got the title of "業部総務司長(Chief General Affairs Officer)" in Manchuria, China.
* ''[[Gyeongseong Creature]]''. A Netflix Korean drama set in 1945, during the occupation of [[Gyeongseong]] (the old name for [[Seoul]]) by the [[Imperial Japanese Army]].