Snow Troupe Top Star Mizu Natsuki Retirement Press Conference

Jan 15, 2010 22:06

Rough translation.

Snow Troupe Top Star Mizu Natsuki Retirement Press Conference
[ sourceOn Friday, January 15th, Snow Troupe Top Star Mizu Natsuki held a press conference to announce that she would be retiring at the end of an as yet untitled performance which will run at the Grand Theater from June 6th to July 26th and the Tokyo Takarazuka ( Read more... )

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of_carabas January 15 2010, 19:29:44 UTC
Thank you for translating this.

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ekusudei January 17 2010, 11:37:49 UTC
My pleasure♥

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ayansai January 15 2010, 21:28:42 UTC
Thank you for this! I hope Mizu doesn't push herself too hard.

I like how she completely avoids the Aqua5 question lol.

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ekusudei January 17 2010, 11:39:54 UTC
Mmm, that's probably my unclear translation. The impression I got was that AQUA5 showed her how much she loved Takarazuka, by giving her a chance to perform in front of audiences who didn't know it, like at the games opening ceremony, and on popular quiz shows and such, and try and sell them on its awesomeness. ;D

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ekusudei January 17 2010, 11:40:20 UTC
My pleasure♥

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yelisabetht January 16 2010, 00:25:13 UTC
"I think I'll probably want to do something with singing and dancing"
Please, please ^^
Oh, but she didn't answer about AQUA5 o.o... it's kind of 'only god knows....'

Thanks for the translation

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ekusudei January 17 2010, 11:45:26 UTC
Oh, but she didn't answer about AQUA5 o.o... it's kind of 'only god knows....'

That's probably my unclear translation. The impression I got was that AQUA5 showed her how much she loved Takarazuka, by giving her a chance to perform in front of audiences who didn't know it, like at the games opening ceremony, and on popular quiz shows and such, and try and sell them on its awesomeness. ;D

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inbuninbu January 16 2010, 18:49:19 UTC
That's weird she mentions King's Solomon's Ring so many times as I went to see it and it certainly didn't leave a lasting impression or strike me as anything other than a non-entity of a performance compared to many others. It was very script heavy and a bit tedious....Maybe that's why? If only they had written her better scripts... T__T

I'm keeping my fingers optimistically crossed for the solo JPop career after Zuka...Otherwise I may die. :-(

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ekusudei January 17 2010, 11:50:55 UTC
I guess it's a matter of taste -- La Mariposa has been my favorite of her shows since she became a top star. ;) I think it gave her a chance to use a lot of the things otokoyaku work so hard to achieve in terms of body language and tone, the requisite romance and bromance, the angst.... 男役の美学♥

.... But then again, I'm incurably Certified as a fan of Masatsuka-sensei
... )

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