Sophocles’ masterpiece from the 5th century BC, Antigone, depicts the clash between the choices made by those in power at the time and the universal ethics of humanity over the burial of the dead. Across the ages, this story continues to pose great questions to contemporary society. With this in mind, Brecht critically examined the relationship between Hitler and the German people during the Second World War and wrote this play. This performance is a play-within-a-play that will take place in a cultural festival at a luxury nursing home called “Nippon”. In addition, it will attempt to bring up a critical discussion to compare with the situation in contemporary Japan. These elderly people in the play take it for granted that they can live out the rest of their lives as they wish with the wealth they have once amassed. Will they be able to survive?