Commissioned by the Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum, this digital folding-screen painting was planned and created as a second "moving screen," following "Sekigahara-Sansui-zu-Byobu".

Inspired by the "Sekigahara Battle Screen" (1854) held by the Sekigahara Town History & Folklore Museum, this work was developed under the supervision of the museum's curators. It reconstructs the battle as a dynamic group drama, bringing focus to the endless array of individuals depicted—from the strategic movements and anecdotes of famous warlords to the expressive, human moments of foot soldiers. While the previous work depicted the overlap between natural landscape and history, this piece takes as its subject the "human drama" of gesture and emotion, incorporating current historical interpretations to serve an educational function as well.

It is now on permanent display at the Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum, screened alternately every hour alongside "Sekigahara-Sansui-zu-Byobu" to offer visitors a multifaceted perspective on the historic battle.