Yesterday, I watched the live broadcast of the Cosmos Troupe's final performance on U-NEXT. And already Sky Station aired a digest of yesterday's performance (I'm canceling my subscription to save money).

Congratulations and hard work to all the graduating cast members who completed their final performances safely until the last day. I was also moved many times while watching the broadcast.

There were two things that made me cry in particular. First, the incident with Makaze and Susshi. Like Makaze, I also feel Katsu-san's greatness.

Katsu-san made her debut in 1990 in Oura-san's "The Rose of Versailles - Fersen Edition". She is one of the rare Takarasienne who has experienced Natsume-san's performances directly. She also appeared in the premiere of the Yuki-gumi's "Elisabeth". She was one of the members of the press conference for the Hong Kong performance before the launch of the Cosmos Troupe. It goes without saying that she has appeared in all of the Cosmos Troupe's performances since the Hong Kong performance. Truly legendary.

And then there's the incident with Makaze-san and Serika-san. Every word that Makaze said to Serika was wonderful. And Serika shed tears when she heard it. I couldn't stop the tears from flowing when I thought about the long journey that Serika had been on and the inner conflicts she must have had, and I told her she'd done a great job so far and that I'll continue to support her.

Makaze has also become a great man. He was a wonderful portrayal of a passionate but calm adult man. It's a bad analogy, but he reminds me of Rhett Butler. In that sense, Bond was the last role he was given. His nihilistic feel was also exquisite. I was also moved by "Never Say" at the farewell show. I was reminded of Mr. Wildhorn's true strength, and was once again impressed by the teamwork centered around Makaze.

Shido, who I was rooting for, is also graduating. I was a fan of his royal and elegant stage appearance. He is also a skilled speaker, so I hope to see a new side of him that makes the most of his strengths, but please take your time to think about your next step and take a break for now.

The final scene, where Makaze and Junka looked like a married couple, was also impressive. I was reminded that trading Asatsuki, Junka, and Hoshikaze was a really good policy.

Takarazuka is off today, Monday. But this week is the peak of many decisions. I hope the coronavirus infections in the village (I hear) calm down.

- Will the Star Troupe resume "1789", which was suspended from June 3rd to June 15th?

- Will the Snow Troupe's Tokyo "Lilac Dream Road" open on June 17th?

- Will the Moon Troupe resume "DEATH...", which was suspended from June 12th to June 15th?

Will the Bau "Moonlight" open on June 14th?

- Will the Flower Troupe be able to practice for "Oshidori Uta Gassen" starting on July 7th?

- The Cosmos Troupe's next production will be reunited on July 19th and July 23rd.

The first day of the Cosmos Troupe's "The Great Ace Attorney" is July 19th. If the meeting date is one month in advance, then the meeting date is next Monday. Only one week has passed since the last performance yesterday. When did Takarasienne become so busy? Hmm. I can't go on group trips or anything.