Jiro Horikoshi's childhood dream was to create airplanes as beautiful as the wind. However, during his youth, he faced numerous challenges, from the Great Kanto Earthquake to the global economic depression. He married Naoko, a girl he met on a train, but Naoko later developed tuberculosis. Despite being bedridden, she continued to encourage Jiro to pursue his dreams. With the unwavering support of his wife and his own determination, Jiro designed the exceptional Zero Fighter, which became the main combat aircraft for the Japanese Navy during World War II. Witnessing his design turn into a killing machine, Jiro was deeply conflicted and tormented...