The Microcosmic War of Dejima Trailer (2020)

"Digital Magical" 08 February 2020 135 mins

In a parallel world where aliens crept into Dejima Nagasaki along with the foreigners. Recently, in Edo Town such rumors are circulating and seem plausible. In the Bakufu where war is looming, the Tenmonkata Office is the most knowledgeable of the cosmos, and Kageyasu has been ordered to infiltrate. Kageyasu has been working as a spy for the Edo shogunate who has experience with unknown cultures from his work on the expedition to Karafuto. He sets out for Kyushu, where an astonishing sight awaits. All of Nagasaki has been transformed into a strange, futuristic city. He meets a woman named Taki in Dejima, and with her cooperation begins to investigate the puzzle of the true origin of the Westerner who has brought such futuristic technology: Philipp Franz von Siebold. Who is an alien, and who isn't? What is real, and what isn't? Kageyasu is caught up in a space opera both micro and macro in this Digital Magical Musical; a staging of a parallel world Dejima with a touch of comedy.

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Cast

Houzuki An as Kageyasu

Umino Mitsuki as Taki / Kaguya

Akatsuki Chisei as Rinzō

Kazama Yuno as Siebold

Masumi Rika as Tsukuyomi

Kouzuki Ruu as Tadataka

Shimon Yuriya as Tada-akira

Shirayuki Sachika as Edomi / Dejimi

Kaede Yuki as Shigechiyo

Harumi Yuu as Edoharu / Dejiharu

Sakurana Ai as Mutsuki

Kashiro Aoi as Edozō / Dejizō

Asagiri Makoto as Shigekata

Himesaki Mirei as Yayoi

Urara Senri as Satsuki

Kiyoka Ran as Fumi

Crew

Takahashi Megumi Sound

Tani Takaya Director

Tani Takaya Author

Oota Takeshi Sound

International Titles

Dejima Shouuchuu Sensou Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 08 February 2020

Production Companies

Takarazuka Revue Productions

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