"El Japón"
Written and directed by Takuji Ono Show Too Cool"aquavitae!!"
Written and directed by Daisuke Fujii On sale from: December 1, 2019, at 10:00 AM(JST) - Price SS Seat : 12,500 / S Seat : 9,500 / A Seat : 5,500 / B Seat : 3,500"El Japón"
In Coria del Río in Andalusia, Spain, there are people who use the surname “Japón,” which is the Spanish word for Japan. Why is it that in the far-off land of Spain there are these people called Japón who identify as descendants of the samurai...?
In the 18th year of Keicho (1613) the Keicho Mission to Europe was dispatched from Sendai Domain in northern Japan. The genius swordsman Kamata Harumichi was among their number. After about a year at sea, the mission reaches its destination of España (Spain), but their trade negotiations with King Philip III are frustrated, and they wind up passing away uneventful days in a monastery in the countryside.
Then one night... In the town of Coria del Río, a young Japanese girl, Haru, who is fleeing from pursuers begs Harumichi to save her. She had been sold to a plantation as a slave but had escaped, and Harumichi, in an attempt to save her, does battle with her pursuers, but he doesn’t have a sword and so is put on the defensive. At this point, onto the scene comes Alejandro, a mysterious figure endowed with an abundance of weapons such as guns and short swords. Alejandro rescues Harumichi and the girl from this predicament. Haru and some other escaped girls are kept at a roadside inn for the time being thanks to the intervention of Alejandro. A few days later, Harumichi visits the inn, and encounters Catalina, the madam of the inn, wearing a mourning gown. Despite the sinful desire of the wealthy landowner Don Ferdinand, Catalina never yields, her cold resolve bringing to Harumichi’s mind the woman he had once loved. The diplomats are due to return to Japan, but Harumichi hears that Catalina has gone of her own volition to Don Ferdinand...
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A show built upon the theme of that most aromatic and mature of deep-flavored spirits: whiskey. Experience the many varied talents of the stylish and cool Suzuho Makaze and the other members of Cosmos Troupe, in a performance based on unique whiskey.
"El Japón"
Kamata Harumichi:
Suzuho Makaze
Catalina:
Madoka Hoshikaze
Alejandro:
Toa Serika
Don Ferdinand:
Hasekura Tsunenaga:
Tsukasa Kotobuki
Queen Margaret:
Roberta:
Mai Kanon
Nicola the Fool:
Akina Ayase
Duke of Lerma:
Naito Hanjuro:
Philip III:
Ayato Hoshibuki
Date Masamune:
Haruka Mitsuki
The Countess of Valencia:
Rei Sakurane
Miguel:
Rio Hoshizuki
Princess Mauricia:
Maria Aisaki
Duke of Uceda:
Oki Haruse
Elias:
Father Sotelo:
Jun Mirei
Tadano Sakujuro:
Maki Nanao
Tokuro:
Sora Kazuki
Bianca the Lady-in-waiting:
Mari Setohana
Kuranojo:
Hikaru Akine
Kiku:
Shigure Risaki
Kyuji:
Sute:
The Archbishop of Toledo:
Ichi Mizuka
Sebastian the Fool:
Makise Rui
Fujino:
Rara Haruha
Tora:
Pedro the Bodyguard:
Seri Homare
Nishi Kuro:
Celio the Bodyguard:
Pablo the Bodyguard:
Kanata Kiho
Hienuki Saburo:
Nagi Sumikaze
Tome:
Hatsuhi Amase
Tonomo:
Shion Yuki
Haru:
Kinzo:
Hikaru Manami
Kuroemon:
Setsu:
Shiho Mizune
Pamela the Dancing Girl:
Sara Hanamiya
Kichinari:
Shizu: