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{{Information |Description={{en|Japanese Poster(During World War II) "Electric Power is Military Power!"}}{{ja|戦時中のポスター「電力は戦力!」}} |Source={{en|Japanese book "Asahi Historical Photographs Library: War and People 1940-1949 Vo