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Thinking back to Japan's history since the 2nd world war, Walken's statement is correct.

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Irma regains her sanity but doesn't remember opening fire.

If Japan does not wake up now, will it ever be saved? Sagiri speaks of the danger to his homeland.

Yuuhi speaks to the assembled UN and Japanese soldiers.

Finally in front of the Shogun, Sagiri kneels on the palm of his TSF and gives his name.

Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.

There’s something Sagiri has to tell Yuuhi, no matter how their conversation goes.

There’s only one person who can end this now: Sagiri.

Yuuhi finishes her speech and tells Takeru to go.

Takeru thinks that perhaps he’s not enough of a Japanese patriot.

A vow in the name of the Shogun to learn from this incident and do more for Japan and its people.

Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

Irma and Miki exchange a traditional Japanese promise.