DAITOA SENSOU: Pacific War
(or, literally, the Great East Asia War) page 3
Same pattern with slight variations.

Inscribed 'Great East Asia War Commemorative'.

Inscribed 'Great East Asia War & China Incident Commemorative'. It is
uncommon to see this inscription.
The kanji at the bottom appear to be a person's name.
Inscribed 'Great East Asia & China Incident Commemorative, Sakai'.
It looks like this was a China Incident cup updated upon purchase with
the new phrase and a personal name.
Inscribed 'Great East Asia War Commemorative'.
Extremely scarce Pacific War cup with a Shipping Trooper breast
badge in the bowl. This is a small lacquered wood cup.

Inscribed 'Great East Asia War, Dispatch Soldier Commemorative,
Atsuki 2940 Unit Commander.'

Inscribed 'Great East Asia War Commemorative'.  
Inscribed 'Great East Asia War, Victorious Return Commemorative'.  
Inscribed 'Showa 17 [1942], November, Great East Asia War,
Furlough Commemorative.'
On the reverse: 'Furukawa Nobukazu, Higashi Platoon, 22nd Unit.'
Rare Pacific War era bottle.
Inscribed 'Great East Asia War.' The kanji on the helmet means
'Loyalty.'
Pacific War-era cup with crossed flags and an Army star.
Inscribed 'Battle and Leave, Great East Asia War, Furlough
Commemorative.'
I could be seriously mistranslating the first part. 'Battle' is
correct, but then a verb meaning 'to leave out, omit, lose
momentum' (among other negative terms) follows. Does this
have anything to do with the cup being a furlough item?
Rare Naval Landing Forces helmet and sword design. Usually one finds cups
with this kind of helmet dating to the Shanghai Dispatch (1932), but this is a
Pacific War cup.
Inscribed 'Great East Asia War, Dispatch Commemorative.'
On the reverse: 'Yokosuka Naval District.' Yokosuka is in Kanagawa Prefecture.
This district was established in 1884 (as the Toukai [East Sea] Naval District)
and was abolished on November 30, 1945.