Lyrics: Yashima had already fallen and the Taira clan had retreated to Shidoura, but they were once again pursued by the Genji and fled towards the west, but the wandering Taira clan, roaming the waves wherever they went, were called a cruel and foolish path. Now, the general of the Genji, Yoshitsune, had led a large army by land and sea and had come to the innermost port of Nagato Province. He severely warned his allies that he would not stop unless he slaughtered the Taira clan this time, and he was busy preparing for battle. The time had come. The Genji and Taira armies set out on boats and met at Dan-no-ura, the famous Seto Inland Sea. However, the Taira were going against the tide while the Genji went with the tide, and so the situation was as it should have been. However, to outsiders it appeared that the Taira were already a defeated army, which was unfortunate. The Taira soldiers, who were experienced in battle, did not fuss at all. They divided their more than 1,000 boats into three ranks and, with their oars in unison and rhythm, rowed forward with great force. For the Genji, Tanzou of Kii Province, led the charge, raising the flag of Kongo-doji and charging forward in a majestic manner. Next, a resident of Iyo Province, Kawano Michinobu, led the maritime tribes of Shikoku with over 3,000 warships, racing to surround the Heike army. As the two armies approached the battlefield, the battle began. Suddenly, the sound of whales being hoisted into the air, along with the sound of the waves crashing on the shore, echoed through the mountains in an incredible sound. For a while, there was a battle between the two sides, and each side was victorious, but the Genji's warships, pushed forward by the tide and with the speed of an arrow, broke through the middle of the enemy army. The ships collided, friend and foe alike, and the wide, fast-flowing Strait was covered with ships, like waves of the river with floating leaves rushing in close to the water. As this was happening, New Middle Counselor Tomomori stood at the bow of the ship and called out to his allied soldiers, "The fate of our clan lies in this battle, so let's unite our hearts and join forces and swear to defeat the enemy." He called out twice and thrice, and the soldiers of the Heike clan heard this and rose to their feet in courage. Then, from between the islands of Manju and Kanju, the marching drums began to sound, and the Genji side A thunderous sound echoed across the sky, with black bamboo on a white background, and gentian flags raised. They lined up and rowed out with vigor. It was known that this group was under Yoshitsune's command. Soon Yoshitsune approached the enemy camp and encouraged his allies, fighting bravely and slashing in every direction. With miraculous quick skill, the entire Taira army was pushed back, and there was no sign of them fighting back. Noto no Kami Norimori had always seen this from far away, and was certain that it was Kuro, so he pushed aside the allied ships and approached Yoshitsune's ship, intending to join forces and kill him. ``Oh, is that Yoshitsune, the great general of the Minamoto clan?'' ``I am Kadowaki Chuunagon Norimori.'' Mori's second son, Noto no Kami Noritsune, quickly threw off his helmet, tore off the sleeves of his armor, and leapt onto Yoshitsune's ship. The Genji warriors were shocked and panicked, and as they grappled with Noritsune and clung to him, he kicked them down, threw them away, and with the gallantry of a lion, they nearly pursued Yoshitsune. Of course, Yoshitsune was as nimble as a flying bird, and in an instant, he leapt nimbly into the allied ship, more than two feet away, and with a broad smile said, "My deeds are no different from those of a heavenly dog." Noritsune's unparalleled bravery. Noriyuki always tried to chase after him, but he couldn't spread his wings. "Oh, how they fly, how they fly," he exclaimed, without even thinking. And just as he was doing this, two brave Genji warriors, Akinotaro and Jiro, grabbed Noritsune on either side, and said, "You two die, so give me some shide." Suddenly, he grabbed the two of them by their armpits and jumped upside down into the swirling waves, disappearing from sight. Just then, Tomomori heard that Noto no Kami had been killed in battle, and thinking that the battle would end soon, he hurried to the Imperial ship and confronted his ladies-in-waiting. "I'm going to see Azuma-otoko now, so I'll be the first to see him," he said. She was about to be thrown into the sea, but she picked up a broom and swept herself clean before returning, but she eventually sank into the sea and died. The Empress heard this and made a fuss, but she showed no sign of anger and placed heated stones and a bamboo stick on each side of her sleeves, faced the west, folded her hands in prayer, and quietly offered a silent prayer. At this time, Dainag