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In Tokyo, weekday evening performances of "Casino Royale" will start at 6 p.m.

Well, at first I thought, "This is going to be really tough for ordinary office workers..."

But when you think about it, the way office workers work has changed from ten years ago.

(This is only about office workers)

Some people work remotely, time off has become common, and there are situations where you wonder where your colleagues are sitting in a free address system. There may be fewer people who complain about leaving early than in the past.

The very Japanese scene of "all colleagues at their desks at the same time" is being dismantled.

I'm very sorry for those who absolutely cannot change their 6 p.m. closing time, but I'm sure there are more people who can make ingenuity than before.

And now that COVID-19 has been classified as Class 5, the city is crowded (including inbound travelers), but many restaurants are keeping their closing times early (perhaps due to a shortage of staff), and the earlier last trains have not returned.

Is the culture of staying up late a thing of the past?

Well, I don't know, but maybe it will slowly return.

More than anything, I've heard from some of the geisha that moving the start time up 30 minutes is a lot easier.

That's great!

If it's good for all the geisha, I'll do my best to make the adjustments.

More and more, the start time at the Imperial Theater is also increasing at 6 p.m.

Some reports have talked about a certain top star's "solo work style reform" (I wonder how much the theater company has stated...), but if the Takarazuka Revue as a whole is black, I think this is a much better way to improve the situation. Unless the entire company is reformed, nothing will improve. Isn't that what corporate governance is all about? ← Sorry, this is just my personal opinion.

The separate box performances and leading roles for the Hanagumi troupe have been announced. Rei-chan and Hitoko-chan will continue to step on stage as usual, and I'm sure they will entertain our eyes (actually, I would like to watch them lined up if possible... sorry for being persistent, but that's not the main point).

It remains to be seen how much of what has been reported is true.







In Tokyo, weekday evening performances of "Casino Royale" will start at 6 p.m.

Well, at first I thought, "This is going to be really tough for ordinary office workers..."

But when you think about it, the way office workers work has changed from ten years ago.

(This is only about office workers)

Some people work remotely, time off has become common, and there are situations where you wonder where your colleagues are sitting in a free address system. There may be fewer people who complain about leaving early than in the past.

The very Japanese scene of "all colleagues at their desks at the same time" is being dismantled.

I'm very sorry for those who absolutely cannot change their 6 p.m. closing time, but I'm sure there are more people who can make ingenuity than before.

And now that COVID-19 has been classified as Class 5, the city is crowded (including inbound travelers), but many restaurants are keeping their closing times early (perhaps due to a shortage of staff), and the earlier last trains have not returned.

Is the culture of staying up late a thing of the past?

Well, I don't know, but maybe it will slowly return.

More than anything, I've heard from some of the geisha that moving the start time up 30 minutes is a lot easier.

That's great!

If it's good for all the geisha, I'll do my best to make the adjustments.

More and more, the start time at the Imperial Theater is also increasing at 6 p.m.

Some reports have talked about a certain top star's "solo work style reform" (I wonder how much the theater company has stated...), but if the Takarazuka Revue as a whole is black, I think this is a much better way to improve the situation. Unless the entire company is reformed, nothing will improve. Isn't that what corporate governance is all about? ← Sorry, this is just my personal opinion.

The separate box performances and leading roles for the Hanagumi troupe have been announced. Rei-chan and Hitoko-chan will continue to step on stage as usual, and I'm sure they will entertain our eyes (actually, I would like to watch them lined up if possible... sorry for being persistent, but that's not the main point).

It remains to be seen how much of what has been reported is true.