English Title: Romance in the Coffee Plantation / Dreamy Fragrance
Japanese Title: 珈琲（カフェ）カルナバル / 夢・フラグランス
Romanized Title: Kafe Karunabaru / Yume Furaguransu

Troupe: Moon
Year: 1992
Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 1/1 - 2/11; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 4/4 - 4/29
Shinjin Kouen Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 1/21; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 4/14

Coffee Carnival

Author / Director: Shibata Yukihiro
Composer: Terada Takio, Yoshida Yuuko
Choreographer: Shou Sumire
Conductor (Takarazuka): Nomura Youji
Conductor (Tokyo):Kiyokawa Tomomi
Shinjin Kouen Director:

Dreamy Fragrance

Author / Director: Okada Keiji
Composer: Yoshizaki Kenji, Takahashi Kuni, Kai Masato
Choreographer: Kita Hiroshi, Hayama Kiyomi, Shou Sumire, Sha Tamae, Ritsu Tomomi
Conductor (Takarazuka): Hashimoto Kazuaki
Conductor (Tokyo):Izawa Ichirou

Available on DVD: No

Role	Cast	Shinjin Kouen Cast
Julio Fernandez (The manager of "Count Coffee Plantation")	Suzukaze Mayo	Oomi Hiro
Beatrice (Count Monteiro's Daughter)	Asano Kayo	Asabuki Minami
Altoul Santos (Part of Count Monteiro's household; Beatrice's fiance)	Amami Yuuki	Maori Yuki
Evitacio (The chief of "Count Coffee Plantation"; Part of the Count's family)	Kuze Seika	Shiokaze Kou
Count Monteiro (The owner of "Count Coffee Plantation"; a Portuguese noble and Beatrice's father)	Natori Rei	Mayama Haru
Vasco Andlade (A neighboring plantation owner)	Ebira Kaoru	Koshi Haruki
Pattolicia (The count's secretary)	Hane Chisato	Kazahana Mai
Antonio (The count's oldest son; Beatrice's younger brother)	Shiokaze Kou	Kazusa Mahiro
Paulo (a chief of "Count Coffee Plantation")	Wakao Risa	Yoshizuki Eri
Esteban (a chief of "Count Coffee Plantation")	Maori Yuki	Juri Sakiho
Gustavo (a chief of "Count Coffee Plantation")	Oomine Mayu	Ujou Kaoru
Gabriela (the Count's mother; the eldest member of the family)	Kou Hizuru	Natsukawa Yura
Hugo (The Count's butler)	Suzuka Teru	Matsudaira Rubi
Carolina (a girl in the Count's household)	Maiki Aya	Hanazono Yukari
Christina (Carolina's younger sister)	Hanazono Yukari	Aihara Serika
Milian (A young woman in the Arancar house; Antonio's fiancee)	Hanaoka Miyuki	Yamabuki Sayo
Marquita (The madame of a bar; Andlade's woman)	Rika Masumi	Akatsuki Nagisa
Scincia (A barmaid; Altoul's lover)	Asabuki Minami	Toki Yufuka
Bruno (Andlade's subordinate)	Oomi Hiro	Taka Yuuki
Mateos (A coffee broker)	Aoi Miya	Akiji Shinobu
Ernesto (A member of the Count's household and an executive for the plantation)	Sachikaze Irene	Takachiho Mai
Carlos (A Priest)	Asahi Mari	Towa Ayumi(1)

(1) Tokyo: Kouki Subaru

Others:
Wakana An, Namine Michiru, Ran Reika, Natsuki Mami, Mashiro Tomona, Mishiro Mari, Mihara Shiho, Nakajou Mari, Kai Chihiro, Matsunami Mitsuru, Taiga Ren, Konami Azusa, Satsuki Futaba, Misato Maya, Natsuno Saki, Yuuki Kaoru, Minazuki Shizuka, Fujishiro Maki, Mizuho Tamaki, Kusanagi Yuki, Takashou Mizuki, Nashiro Aoi, Takamure Ayu, Hoshino Hitomi, Runa Mari, Suzuna Mio, Ooga Ayumi, Ayaki Nao, Mahoroba Yuu, Naruse Kouki, Mizushima Aoi, Tsubura Hitomi, Subaru Kazuki, Honami Aria, Misugi Chika, Kitajima Mami, Maine Azusa

Others (Takarazuka Only):
Wakaki Moe, Towa Ayumi, Sono Nanami

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

In 1880's Brazil, there was a constitutional monarchy. Like many other countries at the time, Brazil was planning to become a republic and thus depose the branch of the Portuguese royal family which provided the Brazilian head of state.

This political uncertainty and movements urging emancipation of the slaves had disrupted the public peace. Bands of thieves called Canga-Ceiro took advantage of the situtation.

Count Monteiro, the master of one of the many large, prosperous coffee plantations which ringed São Paulo, had decided to make his son, Antonio, the head of the plantation and return home to Portugal. Antonio was too young to manage the plantation so the Count intended to appoint two trustees of the estate: Julio as manager and Altoul as the family representative. Julio, an Italian immigrant, was competent, but Altoul, a relative of the Count and his daughter Beatrice's fiance, was an alcoholic.

At this time, the ownership of the neighboring plantation passed to Andlade, an aggressive businessman who was determined to take over the Count's estate. Julio ordered two of his most trusted men, Evitacio and Paulo, to follow Andlade's every movement.

Julio had fallen in love with Beatrice at first sight but had concealed his feelings and made great efforts to prove himself worthy of the Count's trust. Beatrice, who had ben disappointed by Altoul's drunkenness, was attracted to Julio. One day, she saw Altoul with a town barmaid and her love for her fiance completely died. At a harvest festival, she joined the dancing workers and boldly sought out Julio. After a passionate dance, they fell into each other's arms and their love blazed to life at once.

Just after Evitacio returned from investigating Andlade, someone murdered Antonio. Altoul, deeply shocked by Antonio's death, pulled himself together. Julio suspected that Andlade had ordered the killing. Altoul and Julio set off to seek revenge.





A Spectacular Neo-Japanese style opening rings up the curtain

Star - Suzukaze Mayo
Singers: Wakao Risa, Kuze Seika, Amami Yuuki, Asano Kayo


Travelers dance bravely to a melancholy tune.

Stranger - Suzukaze Mayo


In the Taisho period, a boy and girl meet at the seashore and fall in love. The girl is called away by her mother. The boy is left alone. Later, a suitor asks for the girl's hand in marriage and her parents approve. At the wedding, the boy from the seashore sadly watches from behind the church

Boy - Suzukaze Mayo
Girl - Asano Kayo
Suitor - Amami Yuuki
Singer - Hane Chisato


In the South-East Asian jungle, the beautiful spirit of an orchid fascinates the many creatures of the jungle, one by one

Beautiful Spirit - Suzukaze Mayo
Dancer - Wakao Risa
Singer - Kuze Seika


At a ball, some lovely debutantes clad in white gowns sing about their nervousness and their hopes for their first ball. The prince arrives and a brilliant scene of dancing couples unfolds across the the dance floor

Prince - Suzukaze Mayo
Debutantes - Asano Kayo, Asabuki Minami, Kazahana Mai
Captain - Amami Yuuki


Some men digging a great hole in the earth strip of their clothes and are transformed into beautiful girls. The girls, free from all care, dance in the moonlight

Dancers - Suzukaze Mayo, Wakao Risa, Kuze Seika, Amami Yuuki


The entire cast bids farewell to their friends in the audience.

• The Takarazuka performance was the final show for Wakaki Moe, Towa Ayumi and Sono Nanami
• The Tokyo performance was the final show for Oomi Hiro
• Kouki Subaru was transferred from Star Troupe during the Takarazuka run. She joined the cast for the Tokyo performance.

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