What was the significance of the scene where a few girls are enjoying their new home?

In Grave of the Fireflies a scene immediately follows after Seita buys charcoal for his sister's cremation (at 1:19:57 to 1:20:19). In the scene a few girls are enjoying their new home and a man dressed in soldiers uniform is shown.

What does that scene signify at that point? Can anyone throw some light?

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What was the significance of the scene where a few girls are enjoying their new home?

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