Tenimyu

Tenimyu
Musical The Prince of Tennis

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Written by Takeshi Konomi (original)
Yuuji Mitsuya and Hideki Mitsui (screenplay)
Directed by Yukio Ueshima
Music by Toshihiko Sahashi
Lyrics by Yuuji Mitsuya
Choreography Yukio Ueshima
Shinnosuke Motoyama
Date premiered 2003
Original run 2003–2010
2011–2014
2015-20XX

The Prince of Tennis Musical (ミュージカル・テニスの王子様 Myūjikaru Tenisu no Ōji-sama), also known as "TeniPuri Musical," or "Tenimyu," , is a series of live action stage musicals directed by Yukio Ueshima based on manga series The Prince of Tennis created by Takeshi Konomi and serialized by Shueisha in Weekly Shōnen Jump.

The first musical premièred in the Golden Week of 2003,[1][2] and the unexpected popularity, especially among girls,[3] and requests for merchandise of the show encouraged Marvelous Entertainment to follow through with the series. Each new show covers an arc of the manga storyline, though adaptations to the original story were made to fit the format. Female characters were removed, and irrelevant scenes or minor arcs were cut to move the plot forward.[2]

At the start of the production, tickets did not sell out and the type of production was merely an experiment. Manga-based musicals were not frequently seen, if at all.[2] But, within 5 years the musical became popular enough to demand for double casting of characters to handle the amount of performances and to allow for overseas performances in Korea and Taiwan. In addition multiple shows were live streamed into theatres all around the country to make up for the lack of enough seats in the actual venue.[2] Eventually the musical production launched the careers of many of the "hottest" idols in Japan, like Kimeru, Saito Takumi, Kazuki Kato, and Yuu Shirota. Even Europe got a taste of the production, when three of the actors (namely Ryousuke Katou, Shintarou Akiyama and Yuuichirou Hirata) hit Paris to attend the 10th edition of the Japan Expo in 2009 [4][5]

In May 2010, after 7 years, 22 musicals, 5 main casts and about 150 different actors had passed,[1] the "first season" came to an end with the last performance of Dream Live 7th on the 23rd. Not too long after the end of the first season the start of a “second season” was announced.[6] The upcoming shows feature a completely new cast and a new script, but cover the same arcs as the first season.[1]

Story

Ryoma Echizen is a 12-year-old tennis talent. After winning the American Junior Tournament for four times in a row, he goes back to Japan to live with his Father (a former pro-tennis player). He attends Seishun Gakuen(青春学園), or Seigaku(青学) for short, a school famous for his strong tennis club and talented players, where he joins the tennis club. Soon he beats almost all his upperclassmen and secures himself a spot among the regulars, the team members that get to play during the tournaments between various schools in the country. The ultimate goal from their team is to reach the National Middle School Tennis Tournament and eventually become NO.1 of the country. On their road to glory they meet plenty of hardships, but also meet a lot of new friends and master complex tennis techniques. But who'll become the NO.1 of Japan?

Actors

Seigaku

Actor Character
1st Cast: Yanagi Kotaro as Echizen Ryouma
Endo Yuya as Echizen Ryouma
Moriyama Eiji as Momoshiro Takeshi
Gomoto Naoya as Kaidoh Kaoru
Abe Yoshitsugu as Kawamura Takashi
Kitamura Eiki as Kawamura Takashi
Aoyama Sota as Inui Sadaharu
Kimeru as Fuji Syuusuke/Echizen Ryouma
Yamazaki Ichitaro as Kikumaru Eiji
Nagayama Takashi as Kikumaru Eiji/Fuji Syuusuke
Tsuchiya Yuichi as Oishi Shuichiro
Okuchi Kengo as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Takigawa Eiji as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Yanagi Kotaro as Echizen Ryouma
Endo Yuya as Echizen Ryouma
Kaji Masaki as Momoshiro Takeshi
Kujirai Kousuke as Kaidoh Kaoru
Kotani Yoshikazu as Kawamura Takashi
Araki Hirofumi as Inui Sadaharu
Aiba Hiroki as Fuji Syusuke
Adachi Osamu as Kikumaru Eiji
Suzuki Hiroki as Oishi Shuichiro
Shirota Yuu as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Sakurada Dori as Echizen Ryouma
Takagi Shinpei as Momoshiro Takeshi
Kujirai Kousuke as Kaidoh Kaoru
Yanagishita Tomo as Kaidoh Kaoru
Watanabe Kouji as Kawamura Takashi
Nakayama Masai as Inui Sadaharu
Aiba Hiroki as Fuji Syusuke
Seto Koji as Kikumaru Eiji
Takiguchi Yukihiro as Oishi Shuichiro
Minami Keisuke as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
4th Cast: Shogo Sakamoto as Echizen Ryouma
Makita Tetsuya as Momoshiro Takeshi
Yanagishita Tomo as Kaidoh Kaoru
Hirata Yuichirou as Kaidoh Kaoru
Ogasawara Hiroaki as Kawamura Takashi
Teyu Kon as Kawamura Takashi
Takahashi Yuuta as Inui Sadaharu
Furukawa Yuuta as Fuji Syuusuke
Hamao Kyousuke as Kikumaru Eiji
Todoya Yuuya as Oishi Shuichiro
Watanabe Daisuke as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
5th Cast: Takahashi Ryuuki as Echizen Ryouma
Nobuyama Toshihiro as Momoshiro Takeshi
Hayashi Akihiro as Kaidoh Kaoru
Chou Ikkou as Kawamura Takashi
Arai Yuusuke as Inui Sadaharu
Aiba Hiroki as Fuji Syusuke
Hashimoto Taito as Fuji Syuusuke
Takasaki Shouta as Kikumaru Eiji
Tsujimoto Yuki as Oishi Shuichiro
Baba Ryouma as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
6th Cast: Ogoe Yuuki as Echizen Ryouma
Kamitsuru Toru as Momoshiro Takeshi
Ikeoka Ryousuke as Kaidoh Kaoru
Yaguchi Sora as Kawamura Takashi
Teruma (Actor) as Inui Sadaharu
Mitsuya Ryo as Fuji Syuusuke
Koseki Yuuta as Kikumaru Eiji
Hiramaki Jin as Oishi Shuichiro
Wada Takuma as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
7th Cast: Ogoe Yuuki as Echizen Ryouma
Ishiwatari Mashu as Momoshiro Takeshi
Kimura Tatsunari as Kaidoh Kaoru
Shouhei (Actor) as Kawamura Takashi
Inagaki Seiya as Inui Sadaharu
Yata Yuusuke as Fuji Syuusuke
Kuroba Mario as Kikumaru Eiji
Yamamoto Ikkei as Oishi Shuichiro
Hideya Tawada as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
8th Cast: Furuta Kazuki as Echizen Ryouma
Mashima Shuuto as Momoshiro Takeshi
Sana Hiroki as Kaidoh Kaoru
Takikawa Koudai as Kawamura Takashi
Tanaka Ryousei as Inui Sadaharu
Kamisato Yuki as Fuji Syuusuke
Honda Reo as Kikumaru Eiji
Ishida Shun as Oishi Shuichiro
Zaiki Takuma as Tezuka Kunimitsu
Actor Character
9th Cast: Akutsu Nichika as Echizen Ryouma
Yoshimura Shunsaku as Momoshiro Takeshi
Makishima Hikaru as Kaidoh Kaoru
Suzuki Masaya as Kawamura Takashi
Kato Sho as Inui Sadaharu
Sadamoto Fuuma as Fuji Syuusuke
Nagata Seiichiro as Kikumaru Eiji
Matsumura Yu as Oishi Shuichiro
Uno Yuuya as Tezuka Kunimitsu

Fudomine

Actor Character
1st Cast: Miyano Mamoru as Ishida Testu
Takagi Shun as Sakurai Masaya
Matsui Yasuyuki as Kamio Akira
Fujiwara Yuki as Kamio Akira
Konishi Ryousei as Ibu Shinji
Oota Motohiro as Ibu Shinji
Sugawara Takuma as Tachibana Kippei
YOH (Actor) as Tachibana Kippei
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Omi Yoichiro as Mori Tatsunori
Kato Mao as Uchimura Kyosuke
Takagi Kyoshiro as Ishida Testu
Takahashi Fumiya as Sakurai Masaya
Hirano Kinari as Kamio Akira
Okazaki Kazuhiro as Ibu Shinji
Ueda Yuusuke as Tachibana Kippei
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Kobayashi Tatsuya as Mori Tatsunori
Takane Masaki as Uchimura Kyosuke
Nakamura Taro as Ishida Testu
Ryotaro (Actor) as Sakurai Masaya
Izaki Ryuujiro as Kamio Akira
Kento (Actor) as Ibu Shinji
Aoki Soramu as Tachibana Kippei

St.Rudolph

Actor Character
1st Cast: Matsuoka Yuki as Kaneda Ichiro
Shinoda Mitsuyoshi as Yanagisawa Shinya
Kato Ryosuke as Kisazaru Atushi
Aoki Kenji as Akazawa Yoshirou
Shiozawa Hidemasa as Mizuki Hajime
KENN as Fuji Yuuta
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Ookubo Shoutaro as Kaneda Ichiro
Jinnai Sho as Yanagisawa Shinya
Hirose Daisuke as Kisazaru Atushi
Izuka Kenta as Akazawa Yoshirou
Kobayashi Yutaka as Mizuki Hajime
Konishi Seiya as Fuji Yuuta
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Sagawa Daiki as Nomura Takuya
Kamimura Kaisei as Kaneda Ichiro
Ozeki Riku as Yanagisawa Shinya
Sato Yugo as Kisazaru Atushi
Nakao Kenya as Akazawa Yoshirou
Miyagi Joudai as Mizuki Hajime
Ohara Kaiki as Fuji Yuuta

Yamabuki

Actor Character
1st Cast: Yanagisawa Takahiko as Muromachi Touji
Kawakubo Yuki as Dan Taichi
Hayashi Iori as Higashikata Masami
Yazaki Hiroshi as Minami Kentaro
Wada Masato as Sengoku Kiyosumi
Shimizu Ryoutaro as Akutsu Jin
JURI (Actor) as Akutsu Jin
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Ono Kensho as Muromachi Touji
Masaki Reiya as Dan Taichi
Terayama Takeshi as Higashikata Masami
Saotome Joji as Minami Kentaro
Seiya (Actor) as Sengoku Kiyosumi
Kishimoto Takuya as Akutsu Jin
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Tonoshiro Yuuna as Nitobe Inakichi
Aoki Jin as Kita Ichiuma
Yuji Nishina as Muromachi Touji
Sano Mashiro as Dan Taichi
Tsuji Ryoshiro as Higashikata Masami
Kitagawa Naoya as Minami Kentaro
Morita Touya as Sengoku Kiyosumi
Kawakami Shouta as Akutsu Jin

Hyoutei

1st Cast:

Actor Character
A: Washimi Ryo as Kabaji Munehiro
Kawai Ryunosuke as Hiyoshi Wakashi
TAKUYA (Actor) as Akutagawa Jirou
Date Kouji as Ootori Choutarou
Kamakari Kenta as Shishido Ryou
Aoyagi Ruito as Mukahi Gakuto
Saito Takumi as Oshitari Yuushi
Kato Kazuki as Atobe Keigo
Actor Character
B: Kawada Jouji as Kabaji Munehiro
Hosogai Kei as Hiyoshi Wakashi
Naito Taiki as Akutagawa Jirou
Seto Yusuke as Ootori Choutarou
Li Yong En as Ootori Choutarou
Murai Ryouta as Shishido Ryou
Fukuyama Seiji as Mukahi Gakuto
Akiyama Shintaro as Oshitari Yuushi
Inoue Masahiro as Atobe Keigo
Kubota Yuki as Atobe Keigo
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Nishijima Kenta as Taki Haginosuke
Furuie Hiroyuki as Kabaji Munehiro
Ise Daiki as Hiyoshi Wakashi
Akazawa Tomoru as Akutagawa Jirou
Shirasu Jin as Ootori Choutarou
Kuwano Kousuke as Shishido Ryou
Shison Jun as Mukahi Gakuto
Kukichi Takuya as Oshitari Yuushi
Aoki Tsunenori as Atobe Keigo
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Yamazaki Shougo as Taki Haginosuke
Yamazaki Takanori as Kabaji Munehiro
Utsumi Akiyoshi as Hiyoshi Wakashi
Takumra Shougo as Akutagawa Jirou
Watanabe Aoto as Ootori Choutarou
Kobayakawa Shunsuke as Shishido Ryou
Kitano Satsuki as Mukahi Gakuto
Isaki Ikumi as Oshitari Yuushi
Miura Hiroki as Atobe Keigo

Rokkaku

Actor Character
1st Cast: Kato Ryosuke as Kisazaru Ryou
Ikegami Shouma as Itsuki Marehiko
IRE as Amane 'Davide' Hikaru
Shindo Gaku as Kurobane Harukaze
Irei Kanata as Saeki Koujiro
Kawahara Kazuma as Aoi Kentaro
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Hirose Daisuke as Kisazaru Ryou
Hashimoto Shinichi as Itsuki Marehiko
Kimura Atsushi as Amane 'Davide' Hikaru
Motokawa Shouta as Kurobane Harukaze
Utsumi Daisuke as Saeki Koujiro
Yoshida Daiki as Aoi Kentaro
Actor Character
3rd Cast: Chiba Kota as Shodou Satoshi
Sato Yugo as Kisazaru Ryou
Takagi Shinnosuke as Itsuki Marehiko
Sakagaki Reiji as Amane 'Davide' Hikaru
Hinata Kento as Kurobane Harukaze
Futaba Kaname as Saeki Koujiro
Yashiro Takuya as Aoi Kentaro

Rikkai

1st Cast:

Actor Character
A: Yuki Jutta as Jackal Kuwahara
Kiriyama Ren as Marui Bunta
Ookawa Genki as Kirihara Akaya
Baba Toru as Yagyuu Hiroshi
Nakagauchi Masataka as Niou Masaharu
Ono Kento as Yanagi Renji
Kanesaki Kentaro as Sanada Genichirou
Yagami Ren as Yukimura 'Son of God' Seiichi
Actor Character
B: Toda Shingo as Jackal Kuwahara
Akaba Mio as Marui Bunta
Ookawa Genki as Kirihara Akaya
Nishimura Mitsuaki as Kirihara Akaya
Onoda Ryonosuke as Yagyuu Hiroshi
Baba Toru as Yagyuu Hiroshi
Nakagauchi Masataka as Niou Masaharu
Wada Taisuke as Niou Masaharu
Yamaoki Yuki as Yanagi Renji
Kanesaki Kentaro as Sanada Genichirou
Masuda Toshiki as Yukimura 'Son of God' Seiichi
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Shiota Kohei as Jackal Kuwahara
Yasukawa Junpei as Marui Bunta
Harashima Motoshisa as Kirihara Akaya
Mikata Ryosuke as Yagyuu Hiroshi
Kubota Hidetoshi as Niou Masaharu
Mizuishi Atomu as Yanagi Renji
Ogasawara Ken as Sanada Genichiro
Kaminaga Keisuke as Yukimura 'Son of God' Seiichi

Higa Chuu

Actor Character
1st Cast: Matsuzaki Yukata as Tanishi Kei
Saito Yasuka as Hirakoba Rin
Hayashino Takeshi as Chinen Hiroshi
Shinotani Hijiri as Kai Yuujiro
Imai Tsunemitsu as Kai Yuujiro
Luke.C as Kite Eishiro
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Tomotsune Yuuki as Tanishi Kei
Someya Toshiyuki as Hirakoba Rin
Yoshioka Yu as Chinen Hiroshi
Aramaki Yoshihiko as Kai Yuujiro
Doi Kazumi as Kite Eishiro

Shitenhoji

1st Cast:

Actor Character
A: Hirose Yusuke as Ishida Gin
Satou Hisanori as Zaizen Hikaru
Hirano Ryo as Hitouji Yuuji
Nishiyama Takeya as Konjiki Koharu
Uehara Takuya as Oshitari Kenya
Isogai Ryuuko as Chitose Senri
Kido Yuya as Tooyama Kintaro
Harukawa Kyousuke as Shiraishi Kuranosuke
Actor Character
B: Yoneyama Yuuta as Ishida Gin
Satou Hisanori as Zaizen Hikaru
Kawasumi Bishin as Zaizen Hikaru
Uenobori Makoto as Hitouji Yuuji
Iizumi Manabu as Konjiki Koharu
Mizuta Kouki as Oshitari Kenya
Ooyama Masashi as Chitose Senri
Kawaharada Takuya as Tooyama Kintaro
Sasaki Yoshihide as Shiraishi Kuranosuke
Actor Character
2nd Cast: Kimisawa Yuki as Watanabe Osamu
Yamagauchi Keisuke as Ishida Gin
Satou Ryuuji as Zaizen Hikaru
Sugie Taishi as Hitouji Yuuji
Fukushima Kaita as Konjiki Koharu
Saki Masato as Oshitari Kenya
Higashi Keisuke as Chitose Senri
Matsuoka Koudai as Tooyama Kintaro
Anzai Shintaro as Shiraishi Kuranosuke

Extra

Actor Generation
Horio Satoshi: Ishibashi Yusuke 1st/2nd
Hara Masaki 3rd/4th
Yamada Ryo 4th
Maruyama Shun 5th
Masui Kento 6th
Iwa Yoshito 7th
Shimo Seiya 8th
Souma Shinta 9th
Actor Generation
Kato Kachiro: Tonogaya Toshiyuki 1st/2nd
Mori Yuya 3rd
Kawamoto Ryo 3rd/4th
Ito Tsubasa 4th
Hirai Hiroki 5th
Ohira Shunya 6th
Mitsui Ryo 7th
Shinohara Ryu 8th
Okui Nagato 9th
Actor Generation
Mizuno Katsuo: Hotta Masaru 1st/2nd
Okamoto Yuki 3rd
Eguchi Koichi 3rd/4th
Watanabe Masashi 4th
Takahashi Rio 5th
Ono Mizuki 6th
Kobayashi Mizuki 7th
Sarashina Arata 8th
Hatakeyama Shion 9th
Actor Season
Echizen Nanjiro: Ueshima Yukio 1st Season
Motoyama Shinnosuke 1st/2nd/3rd Season
Moriyama Eiji 2nd/3rd Season
Tomita Masanori 3rd Season

Performances

The First season that started in 2003 and ended after 7 years in 2010, has a total of 22 different shows.

The Second season started in the beginning of 2011 and ended after 3 and a half years in 2014, has a total of 11 different shows.

The Third season started in 2015 and so far has had 7 shows and another one announced.

  1. Plot musicals : these musicals follow the story line of the manga series.[7] There have been twenty eight plot musicals in total.
  2. Live concerts (also-called Dream Lives): these are alternative performances featuring songs from previous musicals and parody-skits.[8] There have been eleven live concerts, so far, in total.
  3. Live Team concerts (also-called TEAM Lives): these are alternative performances featuring songs from previous musicals and parody-skits. However what distinguishes this from Dream Lives is that it only features one, or in St.Rudolph and Yamabuki's case, two teams. There have been three, so far, in total.

In addition to those three types, some musicals are also classified as "re-run" (a re-run of a previous musical) or as a "graduation show" (see below). The first season had three re-runs (the first musical, the Fudomine arc and the first Hyoutei arc) and eight graduation shows. The second season had two graduation shows. So far the third season has had one.

Graduation Show

The aim of the musical production is to provide young talents with a chance to develop themselves and make themselves known by the people.[9] This doesn't mean though that each and every actor is forced to leave the series during such a show. Due to personal circumstances and different contracts, it's possible to stay longer or return later in the production.※ Compared to the normal performances, the graduation show leaves space for all graduating actors to give their final greetings to the audience, before they leave the production. During the first season, these graduations shows were held about every 1.5 years (after 4-5 musicals).

1st Season:

2nd Season:

3rd Season:

List of Performances

First Season

Year Date Title
2003 30 April – 5 May Musical The Prince of Tennis[7][11]
2003 7–15 August Musical The Prince of Tennis (summer performance)[7][11]
2003–2004 31 December – 5 January Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Remarkble 1st Match Fudomine[7][12]
2004 13 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st[8][13]
2004 29 July – 15 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: More than Limit St. Rudolph[14]
2004–2005 29 December – 2 January Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Fudomine[7][15]
2005 8–23 January Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Yamabuki[7][16]
2005 4 May Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd[8][17]
2005 8–20 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Imperial Match Hyoutei in Summer[7][18][19]
2005–2006 19–2 January Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter[7][20][21][22]
2006 28–29 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd[8][23]
2006 3–25 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Advancement Match Rokkaku[7][24]
2006–2007 13 December – 27 January Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service[7][25]
2007 30–31 March
17–20 May
Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th[8][26]
2007 2 August – 9 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service[7][27]
2007–2008 12 December – 11 February Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Progressive Match Higa[7][28][29]
2008 17–18 May
24–25 May
Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th[8][30][31]
2008 29 July – 3 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei[7][32]
2008–2009 13 December – 31 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji[7][33][34]
2009 2–3 May
9–10 May
Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th[8][35][36]
2009 30 July – 4 October Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai First[7][37][38]
2009–2010 17 December – 14 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai Second[7][39][40][41]
2010 7–9 May
20–23 May
Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th[7][8][42][43]

Second Season

Year Date Title
2011 5 January – 11 February Seigaku VS Fudomine[44]
2011 31 March – 15 May Seigaku VS St. Rudolph/Yamabuki[45][46]
2011 15 July – 24 September Seigaku VS Hyoutei [47]
2011 5 November – 13 November Dream Live 2011 [48]
2011 - 2012 17 December – 12 February Seigaku VS Rokkaku [49]
2012 13 May Spring Undoukai 2012 [50]
2012 13 July – 23 September Seigaku VS Rikkai [51]
2012 11 October – 14 October Seigaku Farewell Party [52]
2012 - 2013 20 December – 17 February Seigaku VS Higa [53]
2013 27 April - 5 May Dream Live 2013 [54]
2013 11 July - 29 September National Tournament Seigaku VS Hyoutei [55]
2013 - 2014 19 December – 2 March Seigaku VS Shitenhouji [56]
2014 26 April Spring Undoukai 2014 [57]
2014 12 July – 28 September National Tournament Seigaku VS Rikkai [58]
2014 15 November - 24 November Dream Live 2014 [59]

Third Season

Year Date Title
2015 13 February – 17 May Seigaku VS Fudomine [60]
2015 10 June – 28 June TEAM Live Seigaku[61]
2015 29 July – 9 August TEAM Live Fudomine[62]
2015 5 September – 3 November Seigaku vs St.Rudolph[63]
2015-2016 24 December – 21 February Seigaku vs Yamabuki[64]
2016 17 March – 3 April TEAM Live St.Rudolph・Yamabuki [65]
2016 13 May – 22 May Dream Live 2016 [66]
2016 14 July – 25 September Seigaku vs Hyotei [67]
2016-2017 22 December – 12 February Seigaku vs Rokkaku [68]

DVD releases

1st Season

Musical DVDs

Year Release Title
2003 20 September Musical The Prince of Tennis
2003 Musical The Prince of Tennis (summer performance)
2004 20 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Remarkble 1st Match Fudomine
2004 1 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st
2004 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: More than Limit St. Rudolph
2005 20 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Fudomine
2005 20 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Yamabuki
2005 20 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd
2005 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Imperial Match Hyoutei in Summer
2006 20 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter
2006 20 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd
2006 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Advancement Match Rokkaku
2007 30 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service
2007 27 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th
2007 25 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service
2008 3 May Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Progressive Match Higa
2008 10 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th
2008
2009
2009
22 November
9 May
21 February
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 5B
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei Tokyo Return Shows (in October)
2009 11 April
27 June
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 5B
2009 30 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th
2009 17 December Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai First
2010 20 May Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai Second
2010 9 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th

Supporter DVDs

Year Release Title
2006 20 August Supporter's DVD Vol.01 Seigaku 2nd Cast
2006 30 October Supporter's DVD Vol.02 Yamabuki Cast
2006 16 December Supporter's DVD Vol.03 Hyoutei Cast
2007 20 February Supporter's DVD Vol.04 Fudomine Cast & St. Rudolph Cast
2007 28 April Supporter's DVD Vol.05 Seigaku 1st Cast
2007 22 December Supporter's DVD Vol.06 Seigaku 3rd Cast
2007 22 December Supporter's DVD Vol.06 Seigaku 3rd cast + Graduation
2008 5 April Supporter's DVD Vol.07 Rokkaku cast
2008 20 September Supporter's DVD Vol.08 Rikkaidai Fuzoku cast
2009 7 March Supporter's DVD Vol.09 Higa cast
2009 29 October Supporter's DVD Vol.10 Seigaku 4th Cast TOP ver.
2009 29 October Supporter's DVD Vol.10 Seigaku 4th Cast BOTTOM ver.
2009 28 November Supporter's DVD Vol.11 Hyoutei Nationals cast
2010 27 February Supporter's DVD Vol.12 Shitenhouji A cast
2010 27 February Supporter's DVD Vol.13 Shitenhouji B cast
2010 31 July Supporter's DVD Vol.14 Seigaku 5th cast
2010 30 September Supporter's DVD Vol. 15 Rikkaidai Fuzoku Nationals cast

Extra

Year Release Title
2009 24 July TENIMYU COLLECTION Musical the Prince of Tennis: The Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service
  • No bonus material
2009 24 July TENIMYU COLLECTION Musical the Prince of Tennis: The Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service
  • No bonus material
2010 28 April Musical the Prince of Tennis ENCORE! ~ FGKS/On My Way

2nd Season

Musical DVDs

Year Release Title
2011 30 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Fudomine
2011 30 July Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS St. Rudolph/ Yamabuki
2012 9 December Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Hyoutei
2011 9 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2011
2012 2 June Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS St. Rokkaku
2012 28 December Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Rikkai
2013 8 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku Farewell Party
2013 24 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Higa
2013 7 August Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2013
2013 11 December Musical the Prince of Tennis: National Tournament Seigaku VS Hyoutei

Team Collection

Year Release Title
2012 9 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Fudomine
2012 4 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection St.Rudolph
2012 11 May Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Yamabuki
2012 7 September Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Hyoutei
2013 15 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Seigaku 6th generation
2013 19 September Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Rokkaku
2013 5 October Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Rikkai

Extra

Year Release Title
2010 18 December Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: The Beginning
2011 4 November Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene1
2012 5 October Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Haru no Undoukai 2012
2012 30 November Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: PV COLLECTION
2013 5 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene2
2014 17 January Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: PV COLLECTION vol.2

3rd Season

Musical DVDs

Year Release Title
2015 18 August Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: TEAM Live Seigaku
2015 28 August Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs Fudomine
2015 26 October Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: TEAM Live Fudomine
2016 13 February Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs St.Rudolph
2016 3 June Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs Yamabuki
2016 25 August Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2016
2016 25 August Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2016 Special
2016 17 December Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs Yamabuki

Variety Smash!

Year Release Title
2016 14 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.1
2017 3 February Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.2

ROAD

Year Release Title
2016 4 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol.1

Discography

Each musical, excluding the winter performance of "The Imperial Match Hyoutei" and the summer performance of "Musical The Prince of Tennis" had a CD released, featuring all songs sung during the musical. Besides that 4 singles and 13 "Best of Actor Series" have been released. The singles feature multiple versions of the same song, already performed in the musicals. The "Best of Actor Series" CDs feature multiple song sung by one or two actors of the production. Some of the songs on these CDs are new, but some of them have already been performed during the musicals (by the same or other actors). For both the Musical CDs and the "Best of Actor Series" CDs box sets have been released.

Due to double casts, multiple versions of "The Imperial Presence Hyoutei" CD, "The Treasure Match Shitenhouji" CD and the "Complete Box 3" have been released.

CDs of "The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter" and "The Best of Actor Series 013" are only available through buying the box sets.

First Season

Musical OST

Year Release Title
2003 24 July Musical The Prince of Tennis
Musical The Prince of Tennis (summer performances)
2004 21 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Remarkble 1st Match Fudomine
2004 1 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st
2004 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: More than Limit St. Rudolph
2005 21 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Fudomine
2005 21 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Yamabuki
2005 20 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd
2005 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Imperial Match Hyoutei in Summer
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter
  • only released in combination with "Complete Box Set 1"
2006 14 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd
2006 15 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Advancement Match Rokkaku
2007 28 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service
2007 27 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th
2007 14 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service
2008 23 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Progressive Match Higa
2008 17 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th
2008
2008
2009
5 November
3 December
7 January
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 5B
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoute Tokyo Return Shows (in October)
2009 25 March
24 June
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 5B
2009 8 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th
2009 17 December Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai First
2010 12 May Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai Second
2010 25 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th

Singles

Year Release Title
2006 22 March On My Way
2007 28 March Finalist
2008 23 April F.G.K.S.
2009 30 April Refresh Aratana Jibun e ~Hyoutenka no Jounetsu ~ The TOP

Best of Actor Series

Year Release Title
2005 19 December The Best of Actor Series 001: Shirota Yuu as Tezuka Kunimitsu
2005 19 December The Best of Actor Series 002: Kato Kazuki as Atobe Keigo
2006 26 July The Best of Actor Series 003: Aiba Hiroki as Fuji Syusuke
2006 26 July The Best of Actor Series 005: Saito Takumi as Oshitari Yuushi and Aoyagi Ruito as Mukahi Gakuto
2006 16 December The Best of Actor Series 005: Sakurada Dori as Echizen Ryoma
2006 16 December The Best of Actor Series 006: IRE as Amane Hikaru and Shindo Gaku as Kuroban Harukaze
2007 25 July The Best of Actor Series 007: Seto Kouji as Kikumaru Eiji and Takiguchi Yukihiro as Ooishi Syuichirou
2007 25 July The Best of Actor Series 008: Nakagauchi Masataka as Niou Masaharu and Baba Toru as Yagyuu Hiroshi
2007 22 December The Best of Actor Series 009: Kanesaki Kentarou as Sanada Genichirou and Yagami Ren as Yukimura Seiichi
2007 22 December The Best of Actor Series 010 Extra: Seigaku 3rd Regulars Memorial Edition
2008 30 July The Best of Actor Series 011: Watanabe Daisuke as Tezuka Kunimitsu
2008 30 July The Best of Actor Series 012: Luke. C as Eishiro Kite
The Best of Actor Series 013: Karaoke CD
  • Only released in combination with the Complete Box

Complete Box Sets

Year Release Title
2006 26 July Complete Box 1
  • Musical the Prince of Tennis, Remarkble 1st match Fudomine, More than Limit St. Rudolph, Side Fudomine, Side Yamabuki, The Imperial match Hyoutei in Winter + Extra CD
2009 25 March Best of Actors Series Complete Box
  • Best of Actor Series 001-013
2009 26 November Complete Box 2
  • The Imperial match Hyoutei in Summer, Advancement Match Rokkaku, Absolute King Rikkaidai ~first service, Absolute King Rikkaidai ~second service + The Final Match Rikkai First (Support Cast Version)
2010 20 May Complete Box 3 ver. 4
  • The Progressive Match Higa, The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 4A, The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 4A + The Final Match Rikkai First

Complete Box 3 ver. 5

  • The Progressive Match Higa, The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 5B, The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 5B + The Final Match Rikkai First

Second Season

Musical OST

Year Date Title
2011 21 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Fudomine
2011 13 July Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS St.Rudolph/ Yamabuki
2011 30 November Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Hyoutei
2012 22 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2011
2012 23 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Rokkaku
2012 26 December Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Rikkai
2013 6 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku Farewell Party
2013 22 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku VS Higa
2013 7 August Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2013
2013 - Musical the Prince of Tennis: National Tournament Seigaku VS Hyoutei

Single CD

Year Date Title
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! + DVD [First press limited] Type A
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type B
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type C
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type D
2013 24 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: WE ARE ALWAYS TOGETHER TYPE A
2013 24 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: WE ARE ALWAYS TOGETHER TYPE B

Third Season

Musical OST

Year Release Title
2015 16 September Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs Fudomine
2016 9 March Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs St.Rudolph
2016 6 July Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku vs Yamabuki
2016 21 September Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2016

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