The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On is an impassioned cinema verite-styled account of the one-man wrecking crew/dissident Okuzaki Kenzo. Okuzaki was an ex-Private of the 36th Engineering Corps who fought in the West Pacific during World War 2. Since the late 1950's, Okuzaki took it upon himself to right the wrongs of Japan's military past with unabashed zeal and self-ordained divinity. He has been a legendary thorn to the Establishment, tallying a long run of civic disobedience and political terrorism. In 1956 he killed a real estate broker and served 10 years in jail. He become notorious in 1969 for slinging small marbles at the Emperor in front of the Imperial Palace, for which he was for imprisoned 18 months. In 1976 he scattered pornographic handbills of the Emperor (14 months in jail). In 1981 he plotted an assassination of the ex-Prime Minister Tanaki Kanuei. And the list goes on. Okuzaki sees himself as a walking testament of political action over theory...