

Japan's worst PM gets bonked, forgets he's evil, chaos ensues. Peak Takarazuka camp.
The story centers on Prime Minister Keisuke Kuroda, who has been called the worst prime minister in history. One day, while giving an endorsement speech for an election candidate from his party, Kuroda is hit in the head by a rock thrown at him. He survives but loses his memory. His memories after becoming a politician are completely erased. Unable to remember himself, his wife Satoko, his family, and the people around him, Kuroda is not only confused but also terrified. If news of the unprecedented event of the current prime minister suffering from amnesia were to leak out, the political world would be thrown into chaos! Despite Kuroda’s fears, his secretaries, led by Isaka, treat the situation as top secret and push him to continue carrying out his official duties.
Acting
Makoto Rei's dual performance: venal politician and blank-slate innocent.
Costume
Takarazuka excess meets government suits — power dressing as literal armor.
Writing
Amnesia as political reset button; sharp satire hiding in soap opera beats.
Director
Ishida Masaya
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Takarazuka Revue's Star Troupe performing male roles (otokoyaku) adds layers to political masculinity — the 'worst PM' is literally performed by women critiquing male power.
Director Ishida Masaya previously adapted 'The Top Secret' manga; this film similarly explores how secrets construct public identity, now with added musical numbers.
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