Fuzuki Miyo

A special concert to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Takarazuka's musical version of The Rose of Versailles.

Heian era Japan. A gentleman discovers an abandoned baby and raises the boy as his adopted son, naming him Nijihito after the rainbow in the sky at the time he was found. The only clue to the boy’s origin is a special drum found with him. Nijihito proves to be a drumming prodigy, outshining his best friend Tatsuru. Although young Ibuki is secretly in love with Nijihito, he falls in love with a mysterious woman he sees playing the flute outside one night.

A Revue Fantasia based on the Greek gods and history.

Takarazuka special performance.

Takarazuka special performance.

A modern, fast paced Takarazuka Revue in keeping with the spirit of the Paris Revue, yet looking forward to the 21st century.

Takarazuka special performance.

A bright, fun, and spetacular revue showcasing the charms of the Takarazuka Revue in its 90th year.

This play is based on “The Makropulos Case”, written by the famous Czech writer Karel Čapek. As usual, Takarazuka has added their own spin to the original story; the most notable change in this play is that the genders of most of the major characters have been reversed. (In the original play, the main character is a woman.)