「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ (2013)
A sweeping Takarazuka Revue musical set against the electric, turbulent backdrop of 1930s Shanghai.
「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ - Movie Information
- Original Title: 「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－
- Release Year: 2013
- Type: Movie
- Runtime: 3h 2m
- Original Language: Japanese
- Spoken Languages: Japanese
- Production Companies: Takarazuka Revue Productions
- Production Countries: Japan
「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ - Plot
Takarazuka Revue musical.
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「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ - Cast & Crew
Main Cast
- Asaka Manato
- Remi Shirahana
- Fuuto Nozomi
- Miho Keiko
- Takashou Mizuki
- Yuuma Rin
「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ - FAQs
What is 「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－ about?
This is a Takarazuka Revue musical set in the glamorous and turbulent world of 1930s Shanghai. The story weaves romance, intrigue, and drama through characters from different cultures — a Western adventurer, a Chinese revolutionary, and a Russian exile — all caught in the city's electric undercurrent.
What is the Takarazuka Revue and why does it matter?
The Takarazuka Revue is a celebrated all-female Japanese musical theater troupe founded in 1913. Known for lavish costumes, elaborate staging, and roles played by women regardless of gender, it has a devoted following in Japan and is considered a cornerstone of Japanese popular theatrical culture.
Who are the main cast members in this production?
The cast features Asaka Manato as Christopher Brennan, Remi Shirahana as Michelle Travers, Fuuto Nozomi as Liu Wei Qiang, Miho Keiko as Ludmila Semionova, Takashou Mizuki as Richard Marshall, and Yuuma Rin as Zhang Xiao Lin — a richly international ensemble of characters.
Why is Shanghai the setting for this Takarazuka musical?
1930s Shanghai was one of the world's most cosmopolitan and volatile cities — a melting pot of Western colonialism, Chinese nationalism, and Russian exile communities. That charged atmosphere makes it a perfect backdrop for Takarazuka's signature blend of romance, spectacle, and dramatic conflict across cultures.
How long is 「BUND／NEON 上海」－深緋の嘆きの河－?
The production runs 3 hours and 2 minutes — a substantial runtime that reflects the epic scope typical of grand Takarazuka Revue stagings, which often combine a main drama with a separate revue showcase segment.
Is this production performed in Japanese?
Yes, the entire production is performed in Japanese. As a Takarazuka Revue production, it follows the troupe's long-standing tradition of presenting all performances in Japanese, making it most accessible to Japanese-speaking audiences or those familiar with the Takarazuka style.
What are some similar films or musicals to enjoy?
If this production appeals to you, consider exploring Ziegfeld Follies (1945) for classic musical spectacle, Memories of Matsuko (2006) for Japanese dramatic flair, or The Story of the Last Chrysanthemum (1939) for another deeply theatrical Japanese period piece. Each offers a distinct but complementary viewing experience.
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