Stage Play: Revue Starlight -The LIVE- SHOW MUST GO ON

BECK

Yukio Tanaka is a fourteen-year-old boy with no hobbies, an unremarkable taste in music, and a quiet, neurotic personality that keeps him from chasing the exciting life he dreams of. His days pass in monotony until a chance encounter with Ryusuke Minami, an unpredictable sixteen-year-old who has just returned from America, turns everything upside down. Ryusuke plays guitar in a rock band named Beck, after his patchwork dog, and introduces Yukio to the raw energy of western rock music. Inspired for the first time, Yukio picks up a guitar and discovers a passion that gives his life new meaning. As he joins Ryusuke in pursuit of the ultimate band, Yukio must balance school, work, and friendsh

Ya Boy Kongming!

Zhuge Liang, the legendary strategist of China's Three Kingdoms era known as Kongming, dies wishing for a peaceful rebirth. To his astonishment, he awakens in the vibrant, neon-lit nightlife of modern-day Tokyo. Disoriented but undaunted, he finds himself at a chaotic outdoor music event. There, he encounters Eiko Tsukimi, a talented but struggling singer whose heartfelt performance amidst the noise captures his brilliant tactical mind. Seeing a new kind of battlefield in the music industry, Kongming pledges his ancient strategic genius to a new cause: making Eiko a star. He must now apply the art of war to the world of pop music, navigating contracts, rivals, and the fickle nature of fame.

Breathless Momentum

Jun Shizuki plays the baritone saxophone in his local woodwind choir and tends bar for a living. He is a hedonistic flirt who hits on anything that moves, and he makes no secret of his dislike for Yukiji Yano, the choir's gifted flutist, a man so unfailingly kind and well regarded that the rest of the group treats him like a prince. During practice the two barely exchange a word, and nobody in the choir would guess that they have anything in common. Away from the rehearsal room, though, a shared interest draws them into secret meetings in hotels, and the two opposites keep those encounters carefully hidden from everyone else.

If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die

Eripiyo is the most dedicated—and perhaps the only—fan of Maina Ichii, a perpetually sidelined member of the underground idol group Cham Jam. She pours her heart, soul, and entire savings into supporting Maina, buying every piece of merchandise and attending every event, even though her beloved idol seems painfully shy and barely able to acknowledge her existence. Despite Maina's lack of popularity and Eripiyo's own financial sacrifices, Eripiyo's fervent devotion never wavers. Her ultimate dream is to see Maina perform at the legendary Budokan arena, a goal she pursues with single-minded passion. As Eripiyo navigates the demanding world of idol fandom, a subtle, unspoken connection begins

Tokyo Girls Bravo

Sakae Kaneda, a high school girl from Sapporo, Hokkaido, is uprooted from her life when she suddenly moves to Tokyo with her mother. Thrust into the bustling capital during the early 1980s, Sakae finds herself navigating a new world driven by fashion, music, and the vibrant subculture of the era. Her journey becomes a search for identity, love, and friendship amidst the glossy surface and underlying realities of the bubble economy. As she encounters new people and experiences, Sakae's story unfolds as a raw and realistic coming-of-age tale.

KimoOta, Idol Yarutteyo

Yousuke Aisaka is a dedicated idol otaku, living and breathing the world of his favorite pop stars. One ordinary morning, he wakes up to a shocking reality: he has transformed into a beautiful girl named Yoko Aisaka. Confused but determined, he realizes this bizarre twist of fate might be his only chance to step out of the fandom shadows and onto the stage himself. Armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of the idol industry and its inner workings, Yoko decides to pursue her dream of becoming the number one idol. However, navigating the cutthroat world of pop music is challenging enough without the added complication of hiding a fantastical secret. She must learn to perform, connect with fans,