In the second year of Keio (1866), Japan was shaken by various ideas and doctrines such as respecting the emperor and expelling the barbarians, overthrowing the emperor, and supporting the emperor.
RYO, a boy who regretted not being able to protect his benefactors Sakamoto Ryoma and Nakaoka Shintaro
Standing on the sloping deck of Kaiyo, the Goryokaku government flagship that ran aground in the stormy waters of Ezo and Esashi, confronting Toshizo Hijikata