[Machine Translation] Narihira the Flower : In the early Heian period (794-1185), there was a nobleman in the capital of Kyoto named Uzaihara no Narihira. He was the most noble noble of his time, with an excellent talent for poetry, a fine eye for fine eyesight, and a great deal of military prowess, all in all a free, vigorous, and elegant prince. At the time, the court was dominated by the Fujiwara clan, which restrained the advancement of other clans. Among them, the Grand Minister Fujiwara Yoshifusa, who was also the emperor's grandfather, held most of the political power. One spring, a flower banquet was held at court. There, Narihira met the beautiful princess Takako. Takako was Yoshifusa's adopted daughter, and he wanted her to join him in the Tenran-no-Mai dance, so that she could become the consort of the Emperor Imagami (Seiwa) and have a son, thereby further increasing the power of the Fujiwara. Takako, aware of her father's ulterior motives, tries to overcome the pressure of her elder brother Mototsune, who is sympathetic to the plan, and refuses to join the Hana-no-Mai. Narihira, who sees Takako up close, is attracted to her, for she is proud, brilliant, and has a hazy air about her. Takako, too, is attracted to Narihira, who is more fearless and gentle, and more embracing than her reputation as a nobleman. The day of the expulsion. In the inner court, the nobles are dissatisfied with the appointments of the Fujiwara family members. While Narihira is watching the appointment, Takako visits the court on an errand for her aunt, Empress Dowager Junko. This was the second meeting between Narihira and Takako. Unable to suppress his desire to see her again, Narihira promised Takako that he would sneak into Gojyodai, the residence of Junko, where Takako had taken refuge. Since then, Narihira could not suppress his overflowing feelings and visited Gojodai many times. Yoshifusa and Motonaga regretted that Takako's entry into the court was delayed because of her affair with Narihira. In order to keep Gyohei away from Takako, they move her from Gojo-dai to Yoshifusa's mansion. PHOENIX RISING: Based on the theme of "Phoenix" flying in the age of the wind, this gorgeous and exotic film dynamically depicts a phoenix that rises from the dead on a night with a full moon, travels around Asia and other countries, and flies in the sky for the happiness of people. This is the national tour version of the overflowing revue. The bonus video includes rehearsal footage. [Main performers (in the order listed in the program): Anne Hougetsu, Shu Li, Yuzuno Kazama, Haru Reika, Sera Ayami, Masumi Rika, Sachihana Shirayuki