Behold the world descend on the last night of kamikaze. At dawn, they crash into the huge cruise in the glow of a red sun. Write a letter to his father, he reiterates his obedience and bow respectfully begs to kiss his mother and three sisters. Turn up the radio and encounters with "Free Japan, where a voice calls on all combatants to disarm Emperor urges them to give up and says they die for a lost cause. The young driver turns off the radio, watches the dawn through the glass, after the double slit their slanted eyes. If it is true that the cause is lost, does this mean he should resign to fight for it? Besides, what means "lost cause"? Do you die for a cause when all is "lost", or the idea that death gives them yourselves? Thanks to visit, sorry, i used a translator, my level of english is too low.