[Machine Translation] Fight for Honor: An ensemble drama about people at the mercy of their country and their country's wars. The 34th production in the Sainokuni Shakespeare Series, directed by actor Kotaro Yoshida, the second artistic director of the series, depicts the period following the much-talked-about "Henry IV," which was staged by the late Ninagawa in 2013. The 34th production in the series, directed by the actor Yoshida Kotaro, the second artistic director of the series, depicts the "period after" the much-talked-about "Henry IV" staged by the late Ninagawa in 2013. In the previous production, the two actors who played Prince Hal, His Majesty's prodigal son, and Forstaff, the drunken knight, two of the most popular characters in Shakespeare's works, are joined once again by Tori Matsuzaka and Kotaro Yoshida. --Prince Hal became the new king upon the death of his father, Henry IV, and grew up to become the brilliant and respected Henry V, a far cry from his youthful days of debauchery. After being provoked by the Prince of France, the new king finally decides to make an expedition to France. The English army marches with great enthusiasm under the brave and daring new king. The French army is itching to intercept and destroy the enemy. Civilians are caught in the middle. In the name of "honor," the battle turns tragic. The English army is on the verge of death against the overwhelming French army. What will Henry V, the great monarch, think in this predicament? How will he confront the situation? What will this great war bring to the people? Recorded at Saitama Arts Theatre, Saitama, Saitama, Japan, February 20, 2019