Revue Starlight —The MUSICAL— The Distant El Dorado

A stage event held from May 11th to May 17th, 2026, at Tokyo Dome City's Theater G-Rosso.

Cast

Hinata Sato

as Junna Hoshimi / Salvatore Guglie

Haruki Iwata

as Mahiru Tsuyuzaki / Alejandro Javier Caballero Cruz

Momoyo Koyama

as Karen Aijō / Isabel de Aragón y Castilla

Teru Ikuta

as Futaba Isurugi / Miguel Noriega

Aina Aiba

as Claudine Saijō / Christopher Columbus (Cristobal Colón)

Moeka Koizumi

as Nana Daiba / Luigi Graziani / Giovanni Negretti

Ayasa Ito

as Kaoruko Hanayagi / Carmen María Caballero Cruz

Maho Tomita

as Maya Tendō / Pablo

Yuka Kobayashi

as Kyōko Yakumo / Antonio Caballero Hernández

Hiryuu Tsukasa

as Judy Knightley / Zulfikar

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