3D Battle Emaki | View Sengoku and Three Kingdoms Battles in 3D Overhead Perspective

"Gassen 3D Emaki" is a free website that recreates historic battles from Japanese and Chinese history using 3D overhead cinematography similar to television history specials.
From Sekigahara, Okehazama, and Kawanakajima to Nagashino, Itsukushima, Red Cliffs, and Guandu, it features many battles. Each can be viewed as a roughly 3-minute "battle scroll," and you can trace what happened that day from a bird's-eye view of the terrain—the moment mist clears to reveal troop formations, betrayals, fire tactics, charges, and retreats.
Approximately 100 generals appear in the site. Including Minamoto no Yoshitsune, Oda Nobunaga, Uesugi Kenshin, Sanada Yukimura, Cao Cao, Zhou Yu, and Zhuge Liang, the site explains each person's life and their footprints in battles.
Historical facts are based on conventional accounts and historical narratives (with alternative theories noted), and the production treats war and death as subjects with respect.
You can watch directly from a smartphone or PC browser with no registration or payment required.