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It sure would be fun to watch the interview-talks! If reading interviews makes you all laugh, what's more when you actually watch it!
They have a record of all the interviews in graphs, even b-day interviews where all top otokoyakus give their personal messages. I have watched a lot of them on Wowow (a japanese channel). You can see the siennes sitting by each other, laughing and giggling a lot, doing funny faces and gestures, re-enacting some lines. Sometimes there's a question and answer too, they will raise a card with a red x-sign and O-sign, that goes if the answer is affirmative or negative. They also have videos of interviews for every performance :)
Its so much fun watching those, even if I don't understand most of the language. They're so kawaii. Also that's where I got to know Yoka Wao and Yuzuki Reon, Tom, Kiriyan and Osa and also Tomu Ranju. The attire, well some are formal but most of what I watched are just ordinary getup, no make-up, no hair-do. Sometimes after interviews, siennes present their autograph on a white sheet with the date of the actual interview. What I do like about this interviews is that the siennes speak differently from when they’re on stage. Both the otokoyaku and musumeyaku speak low and softly just like little girls.
Wowow aired a lot of interviews, usually they call it on-air interviews. Years ago they used to show it two times a week but nowadays for about twice a month? Sometimes the channel also shows outdoor activities of siennes. Ok, I'm not the miss know-it-all for these interviews. I'm just stating what I saw and how I so much enjoyed it. And if anyone think some interviews are funny, I'll bet its really funny^^…….cleofe

Also, a couple of Chinese speaking fans also translated the content of "Now on Stage" and tea party..........

hi jenebi,
thanx for your answer ... what a bummer!! i saw the files of tarantella-talk on youtube and thought there might be also files from those interviews ...

All of the interview translations are of things that were printed in Takarazuka Graph, Kageki, or books, so there's no video files available. :(

It sure would be nice if we could SEE the actual interviews though... Some of them sound really funny. :)