First tankōbon volume cover of the manga Fist of the North Star, written by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara, premiered in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump on September 13, 1983. After Doomsday, it has been republished and continued by new writers and mangakas,
Eddie Murphy, Jamie Lee Curtis and Dan Ackroyd on the set of "Trading Places" (1983), released 3 months before Doomsday
Ukō Ferry, between Uno Station (Tamano, Okayama) and Takamatsu Station (Takamatsu, Kagawa), connecting the islands of Honshū and Shikoku. It´s operated by JNR
JNR 14 series coaches operated in Japan. After Doomsday, diesel locomotives and other trains had been widely used and operated by JNR, as cars had been more expensive
Ground-breaking ceremony on new home construction in rural Japan in January 1985, created to house refugees of some nuked cities and housing them while working as farmers to expand crops during the famine of 1985.
For homes, shops and factories it has long been customary to invite a religious specialist to "calm the spirits of the place" (jichin-sai, 地鎮祭) so that construction may succeed without accident and that the residents or workers who occupy the place will face no dangers. Normally it is one or more officiants from a neighboring Shinto shrine, but sometimes a Buddhist priest is invited for a similar purpose.
IDF forces leaving Lebanon on 1983, after reaching an agreement with the goverment of that country, led by Amin Gemayel, to evacuate the occupied zone of Lebanon by the IDF and evacuate the MNF soldiers that were stationed in Beirut which wanted to leave
A U.S. Marine Corps Bell AH-1J SeaCobra helicopter provides close air support for an evacuation ofs urviving US soldiers on Korea to Jeju Island, winter of 1983
View of Mongolian grasslands in 1983 showing the methods of Nomadic herdsmen transportation and traditional households
Napalm bombs explode after being dropped from a former Republic of Korea Air Force (now Korean Air Force) F-4E Phantom II aircraft during the Second Korean War
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