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TAKARAZUKA REVUE official promotional video "Haikara-San: Here Comes Miss Modern" (TOKYO)

https://kageki.hankyu.co.jp/english/i... 　Over a history spanning more than a century, the Takarazuka Revue has distinguished itself as one of the world's few all-female theater companies. The curtain rose back in 1914, during Japan's Taisho Era. The theater's founder was Ichizo Kobayashi, the man who contributed to the growth of the Hankyu Railway, opened the Hankyu Department Store as Japan's first department store built inside a train terminal, and worked hard to help found the Toho Group. The creator of an all-female theater company, whose cast members play men and women of all ages, also espoused a motto for the Takarazuka Revue: "modesty, fairness, and grace." This refers to the basics of performing arts—the singing, dancing, and acting that create brilliant fantasies on the stage—as well as a desire for each Takarasienne to have etiquette and a good sense of proper manners, and to not forget their dignity as individual women and members of society. 　The Takarazuka Revue's members presently comprise five troupes—Flower, Moon, Snow, Star, and Cosmos—and the Senka, or "Superior Members." Each troupe has about 80 members who are called Takarasienne. Only graduates of the rigorous two-year curriculum at the Takarazuka Music School are allowed to join the Takarazuka Revue. After their first appearance at Takarazuka Grand Theater, they are assigned into each troupe. The male roles are called "otoko yaku" and the female roles "musume yaku." Part of the especially unique allure of the Takarazuka Revue is how the women playing otoko yaku seem to be more impressive on stage than real men. 　The Takarazuka Revue's diverse performances range from original productions to adaptations of comic books, novels, television dramas, and even video games spanning a wide array of genres, as well as performances based on classical Japanese literature delivered in traditional costumes. Meanwhile, the work of a Takarasienne extends beyond the stage to concerts, dinner shows, and other performances where they must employ the dancing and singing skills acquired through arduous training. Concerts and dinner shows are always a huge hit because they offer audiences the opportunity to see the Takarasienne perform something different from the regular theatrical shows. 【Main cast】 　---"Haikara-San: Here Comes Miss Modern" 　Ijuin Shinobu: Rei Yuzuka 　Hanamura Benio: Yuki Hana 　Aoe Tosei: Kazuya Seto 　Onijima Shingo: Maito Minami 　Count Ijuin: Naoki Ema 　Countess Ijuin: Keiko Miho 　Leader: Mizuki Takasho 　Hanamura Masajiro: Runa Saezuki 　Kisaragi: Yume Marika 　Uzuki: Hibiki Wataru 　Yayoi: Rino Mihana 　Count Tanukikoji: Nagisa Maizuki 　Kobi Urita: Sho Kazumi 　Larissa: Ririka Kaga 　Aoe Kogetsu: Mitsuki Haryu 　Nanny: Tsugumi Maho 　Lieutenant Colonel Innen: Kei Yunami 　Hananoya Kichiji: Kiwa Asazuki 　Female teacher: Nachi Sarasa 　Takayashiki Kaname: Sea Towaki 　Aoe Sumako: Urara Haruhi 　Opera fanboy: Maki Kureha 　Mademoiselle: Ririka Hina 　Ushigoro: Tsukasa Hiryu 　Ariake: Towa Mineka 　Opera fanboy: Naoto Sumizuki 　Ball singer: Moeka Wakakusa 　Hetsura Iwao: Mahiro Hozumi 　Mademoiselle: Shizuka Rinno 　Pastor: Jun Takamine 　Kitakoji Tamaki: Kurisu Oto 　Hara Nobuko: Yukiha Itotsuki 　Fujieda Ranmaru: Asuka Seino 　Taya Rikizo: Maira Izumi 　Aiso Yoshio: Koki Ichinose 　Maruha: Anju Tsubasa 　Noji: Raito Kinami