The Great Battle of the Sea of ​​Japan: The Journey of the Sea

A sharp analysis of topics such as life and death, love, country and humanity in the turbulent era of war. The third installment of the historical masterpiece that continues "Highland 203" and "Empire of Japan". Taking the "Great Battle of the Sea of ​​Japan", which is famous in the history of world wars, as the stage, it describes the leaders who commanded the naval battle, as well as the young athletes of the navy and navy band in the early days, and the members on the flagship "Mikasa". Their wisdom, courage, and loyal attitude interweave powerful scenes into this touching masterpiece. The background of the era is the Meiji period during the fierce war between Japan and Russia. "Highland 203", which had sacrificed more than 10,000 soldiers to finally achieve victory, could only be regarded as an outpost battle in the following battles. One year since the war began, the Japanese and Russian armies have been engaged in fierce battles on sea and land, and the key to victory or defeat rests on the decisive battle between the two naval fleets. Russia sent the Balchik fleet, known as the world's most powerful, to attack Japan. In response, the Japanese army dispatched a Japanese naval fleet led by Togo Heihachiro to carry out an interception mission. After all, what is the battle against the world's most powerful fleet? And what are the thoughts in the hearts of the young warriors who bear the fate of the country... Commander-in-Chief of the United Fleet. Togo Heihachiro is played by Toshiro Mifune, and Admiral Yama