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In July 1903, Saneyuki (Masahiro Motoki) married Sueko Inou (Satomi Ishihara). Ritsu (Miho Kanno) brings Shiki’s keepsake to the household of a newly-wed couple. Ritsu talks quite freely with Sueko and tells her about Shiki’s childhood. Since conflict between Japan and Russia has become unavoidable, the Navy organized a combined fleet. The Minister of the Navy, Gonbei Yamamoto (Koji Ishizaka) unexpectedly appoints Heihachiro Tougou (Tetsuya Watari) as a Commander-in-Chief. On the other hand, Saneyuki was ordered to be responsible for war strategies and would bear the future of the Japanese Navy. Before getting on the flagship battleship Mikasa, Saneyuki and Sueko visit the place of Yoshifuru (Hiroshi Abe) and Tami (Takako Matsu) where his mother (Keiko Takeshita), Sada stays, and spends time with entire Akiyama family. Meanwhile, in Russia, Akashi Motojiro (Shinya Tsukamoto) was employed in espionage provoking revolutionaries by order of Gentaro Kodama (Hideki Takahashi). Even though Jyutaro Komura (Naoto Takenaka), the Minister of Foreign Affairs had continued negotiations to avoid war with Russia, the government finally decided to begin the war in February 1904.

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In July 1903, Saneyuki (Masahiro Motoki) married Sueko Inou (Satomi Ishihara). Ritsu (Miho Kanno) brings Shiki’s keepsake to the household of a newly-wed couple. Ritsu talks quite freely with Sueko and tells her about Shiki’s childhood. Since conflict between Japan and Russia has become unavoidable, the Navy organized a combined fleet. The Minister of the Navy, Gonbei Yamamoto (Koji Ishizaka) unexpectedly appoints Heihachiro Tougou (Tetsuya Watari) as a Commander-in-Chief. On the other hand, Saneyuki was ordered to be responsible for war strategies and would bear the future of the Japanese Navy. Before getting on the flagship battleship Mikasa, Saneyuki and Sueko visit the place of Yoshifuru (Hiroshi Abe) and Tami (Takako Matsu) where his mother (Keiko Takeshita), Sada stays, and spends time with entire Akiyama family. Meanwhile, in Russia, Akashi Motojiro (Shinya Tsukamoto) was employed in espionage provoking revolutionaries by order of Gentaro Kodama (Hideki Takahashi). Even though Jyutaro Komura (Naoto Takenaka), the Minister of Foreign Affairs had continued negotiations to avoid war with Russia, the government finally decided to begin the war in February 1904.

The Asian American Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 50th anniversary

In July 1903, Saneyuki (Masahiro Motoki) married Sueko Inou (Satomi Ishihara). Ritsu (Miho Kanno) brings Shiki’s keepsake to the household of a newly-wed couple. Ritsu talks quite freely with Sueko and tells her about Shiki’s childhood. Since conflict between Japan and Russia has become unavoidable, the Navy organized a combined fleet. The Minister of the Navy, Gonbei Yamamoto (Koji Ishizaka) unexpectedly appoints Heihachiro Tougou (Tetsuya Watari) as a Commander-in-Chief. On the other hand, Saneyuki was ordered to be responsible for war strategies and would bear the future of the Japanese Navy. Before getting on the flagship battleship Mikasa, Saneyuki and Sueko visit the place of Yoshifuru (Hiroshi Abe) and Tami (Takako Matsu) where his mother (Keiko Takeshita), Sada stays, and spends time with entire Akiyama family. Meanwhile, in Russia, Akashi Motojiro (Shinya Tsukamoto) was employed in espionage provoking revolutionaries by order of Gentaro Kodama (Hideki Takahashi). Even though Jyutaro Komura (Naoto Takenaka), the Minister of Foreign Affairs had continued negotiations to avoid war with Russia, the government finally decided to begin the war in February 1904.

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The Asian American Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 50th anniversary