Help translating WW2 flag and picture

[Onryo]

I aquired these two recently and I was wondering if any anybody could help? With the picture, I understand that the right column means the 21 of March 1935 (10 Showa Year) and the age of 22. Could anyone read the name? If anyone needs better pictures, please ask. Thanks

 

[Toritoribe]

The flag is upside down. It's sent to 青木茂十郎 "Aoki Shigejūrō". The rest are all signatures.
Your understanding of the date and the age on the back of the picture is correct. The surname would be 谷 "Tani" or 谷生 "Tanio". The fourth kanji might be 美.

 

[Onryo]

The flag is upside down. It's sent to 青木茂十郎 "Aoki Shigejūrō". The rest are all signatures.
Your understanding of the date and the age on the back of the picture is correct. The surname would be 谷 "Tani" or 谷生 "Tanio". The fourth kanji might be 美.

Thanks for the help Toritroibe! So her first name is illegible?

 

[Onryo]

Also what would the character in fron of Aokigahara Shigejuro mean? And would this be considered an original?

 

[Toritoribe]

So her first name is illegible?

Yes.

Also what would the character in fron of Aokigahara Shigejuro mean?

Not "Aokigahara Shigejuro" but "Aoki Shigejūrō/Shigejuurou". The kanji at the top of the column is 祝 "Congratulations (usually for his going to the front)".

And would this be considered an original?

Seems like genuine.

 

[Onryo]

Thank you Toritoribe for the help! By any chance, could you translate any more names on the flag? Thanks

 

[Toritoribe]

Er, is there any reason to see names such like John, Robert or Charles?

 

[Onryo]

I was just wondering, sorry if I came off as asking for too much.

 

[Toritoribe]

They are just common names except the sales department of Chikuma (= a company name), the division one of the presenters belonged to.

 

[Onryo]

They are just common names except the sales department of Chikuma (= a company name), the division one of the presenters belonged to.

If you don't mind, could you provide the kanji for it?

 

[Toritoribe]

チクマ営業部
The company name is written in katakana.

 

[Onryo]

Again thanks for the toritoribe. As a beginner in japanese every bit helps