Musumeyaku is a term used in Japanese theater, particularly in Takarazuka Revue, to describe a specific type of female role. These characters are typically portrayed as young, innocent, and charming women, often embodying traditional feminine ideals. Musumeyaku characters are usually involved in romantic storylines and are often paired with otokoyaku, the male roles played by women. In the Takarazuka Revue, musumeyaku performers are known for their graceful acting and singing abilities. They often wear elaborate costumes and makeup to enhance their portrayal of these idealized characters. The dynamic between musumeyaku and otokoyaku is a key element of the performances, creating a captivating blend of romance and drama.