?Kimiuso • 四月は君の嘘 • ?Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso - Sekunden in Moll • ?Kimiuso • ?Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso - Sekunden in Moll • ?Kimiuso • ?Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso - Sekunden in Moll • ?KimiUso • ?השקר שלך באפריל • ?Bugie d'aprile • ?四月是你的谎言 • ?YLIA • ?Sekunden in Moll • ?Твоя апрельская ложь • ?Tháng Tư Là Lời Nói Dối Của Em • ?KimiUso • ?השקר שלך באפריל • ?Bugie d'aprile • ?四月是你的谎言 • ?YLIA • ?Sekunden in Moll • ?Твоя апрельская ложь • ?Tháng Tư Là Lời Nói Dối Của Em • ?KimiUso • ?השקר שלך באפריל • ?Bugie d'aprile • ?四月是你的谎言 • ?YLIA • ?Sekunden in Moll • ?Твоя апрельская ложь • ?Tháng Tư Là Lời Nói Dối Của Em
Kousei Arima is a child prodigy known as the "Human Metronome" for playing the piano with precision and perfection. Guided by a strict mother and rigorous training, Kousei dominates every competition he enters, earning the admiration of his musical peers and praise from audiences. When his mother suddenly passes away, the subsequent trauma makes him unable to hear the sound of a piano, and he never takes the stage thereafter.
Nowadays, Kousei lives a quiet and unassuming life as a junior high school student alongside his friends Tsubaki Sawabe and Ryouta Watari. While struggling to get over his mother's death, he continues to cling to music. His monochrome life turns upside down the day he encounters the eccentric violinist Kaori Miyazono, who thrusts him back into the spotlight as her accompanist. Through a little lie, these two young musicians grow closer together as Kaori tries to fill Kousei's world with color.
Kousei realizes that he's onstage now because of the people in his life - the same people who support him. Playing the notes that they all gave him, Kousei pours his entire soul into his performance, so that it will reach Kaori.
Kousei's fear returns as he sees Kaori at her weakest and most vulnerable, but he needs to pull through and play piano one more time for her sake, and his own.
Tsubaki told Kousei that he loves Kaori, and along with that, she confessed her love. Kousei became conscious who he loves. Kousei and Ryota pay Kaori a visit in the hospital.
Kaori decided strongly that she undergoes surgery to play music with Kousei again. Kousei practices intensively for a competition, because his future success depends on being achieved a high ranking in it. Tsubaki studies very hard to go to high school near music school where Kousei aims for.
Kousei asks Nagi to let him perform at the Kurumigaoka Junior High culture festival. He wants to reach Kaori through his music. With that in mind, he and Nagi take the stage, and their performance begins. But unlike during practice, Kousei, the supporting player, in a complete switch of gears, begins playing at an incredible pace, filling the music with an aching atmosphere, pressuring Nagi. And Nagi, unwilling to give in to Kousei, tries to hold her own.
Kaori told Kousei what kind of situation she is now by quoting the lines of the novel that they have read, so he hesitates to see Kaori again. Ryota and Nagi give him a good advice. Then, Kousei thinks of a good idea to encourage her.
Hiroko decided to let Kousei teach the piano to Nagi. Nagi can't fully dislike him, because he's very nice to her except for the lesson time. And Kaori and Kousei goes shopping with doctor's permission.
Kousei decided that he'll leave home to study music in school when spring arrives. Tsubaki broke up with her boyfriend because he has already realized she loves Kousei. Meanwhile, Kousei hesitates to see Kaori again. Then, he gets to know a girl, Nagi, she has enmity against him.
Kaori has been hospitalized since the day before gala concert. Kousei went to see Kaori in the hospital with Tsubaki and Ryota. He gets a bad feeling because she reminds him of his mother. Meanwhile, Tsubaki has to face her mind honestly.
It's the day of the gala concert, and it's time for them to go on, but as Kaori is a no-show, Kousei takes the stage alone. The venue is abuzz over the strange situation of the accompanist, Kousei, showing up onstage by himself. And so Kousei starts playing the song his late mother loved, Kreisler's Love's Sorrow.
School broke up for the summer vacation, Kousei and Kaori practice for gala concert. Sometimes, they enjoy to play with fireworks including Tsubaki, Ryota, and Nao.
The qualifiers are up, but Kousei is sure he already knows where he placed. Takeshi and Emi however are desperate to see how their greatest rival was marked.
Kousei's performance begins. He starts off on a roll, but then midway through, his playing begins to fall apart. Hearing this uneven performance, the audience starts to buzz. Are the rumors that Kousei can no longer hear the sound of his own playing true? In their hearts, Kaori, Tsubaki, and Watari cheer Kousei on from the audience, while Emi and Takeshi, who've just finished performing, look on with concern. Onstage and alone, Kousei confronts his own trauma regarding his mother.
It's Kousei's turn to take the stage, and everyone is waiting to see whether or not he will be able to play. How will he be able to perform with the memories of his mother still floating in his mind?
Kousei isn't sure that he could master a set piece of music, it makes him feel sick. Kaori gives him courage. On the competition day, he meets his childhood rivals again.
Kaori wants Kousei to continue playing the piano, then she enters him for a competition. Kousei starts to practice hard with Kaori. Tsubaki realizes that she is jealous of her.
Kaori is hospitalized after the competition. Kousei thinks deeply that playing the piano is the only way he can live. Tsubaki gets asked out by her senior she had admired before.
Your Lie in April
Your Lie in April
Kousei Arima is a child prodigy known as the "Human Metronome" for playing the piano with precision and perfection. Guided by a strict mother and rigorous training, Kousei dominates every competition he enters, earning the admiration of his musical peers and praise from audiences. When his mother suddenly passes away, the subsequent trauma makes him unable to hear the sound of a piano, and he never takes the stage thereafter.
Nowadays, Kousei lives a quiet and unassuming life as a junior high school student alongside his friends Tsubaki Sawabe and Ryouta Watari. While struggling to get over his mother's death, he continues to cling to music. His monochrome life turns upside down the day he encounters the eccentric violinist Kaori Miyazono, who thrusts him back into the spotlight as her accompanist. Through a little lie, these two young musicians grow closer together as Kaori tries to fill Kousei's world with color.
[Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Kousei realizes that he's onstage now because of the people in his life - the same people who support him. Playing the notes that they all gave him, Kousei pours his entire soul into his performance, so that it will reach Kaori.
Kousei's fear returns as he sees Kaori at her weakest and most vulnerable, but he needs to pull through and play piano one more time for her sake, and his own.
Tsubaki told Kousei that he loves Kaori, and along with that, she confessed her love. Kousei became conscious who he loves. Kousei and Ryota pay Kaori a visit in the hospital.
Kaori decided strongly that she undergoes surgery to play music with Kousei again. Kousei practices intensively for a competition, because his future success depends on being achieved a high ranking in it. Tsubaki studies very hard to go to high school near music school where Kousei aims for.
Kousei asks Nagi to let him perform at the Kurumigaoka Junior High culture festival. He wants to reach Kaori through his music. With that in mind, he and Nagi take the stage, and their performance begins. But unlike during practice, Kousei, the supporting player, in a complete switch of gears, begins playing at an incredible pace, filling the music with an aching atmosphere, pressuring Nagi. And Nagi, unwilling to give in to Kousei, tries to hold her own.
Kaori told Kousei what kind of situation she is now by quoting the lines of the novel that they have read, so he hesitates to see Kaori again. Ryota and Nagi give him a good advice. Then, Kousei thinks of a good idea to encourage her.
Hiroko decided to let Kousei teach the piano to Nagi. Nagi can't fully dislike him, because he's very nice to her except for the lesson time. And Kaori and Kousei goes shopping with doctor's permission.
Kousei decided that he'll leave home to study music in school when spring arrives. Tsubaki broke up with her boyfriend because he has already realized she loves Kousei. Meanwhile, Kousei hesitates to see Kaori again. Then, he gets to know a girl, Nagi, she has enmity against him.
Kaori has been hospitalized since the day before gala concert. Kousei went to see Kaori in the hospital with Tsubaki and Ryota. He gets a bad feeling because she reminds him of his mother. Meanwhile, Tsubaki has to face her mind honestly.
It's the day of the gala concert, and it's time for them to go on, but as Kaori is a no-show, Kousei takes the stage alone. The venue is abuzz over the strange situation of the accompanist, Kousei, showing up onstage by himself. And so Kousei starts playing the song his late mother loved, Kreisler's Love's Sorrow.
School broke up for the summer vacation, Kousei and Kaori practice for gala concert. Sometimes, they enjoy to play with fireworks including Tsubaki, Ryota, and Nao.
The qualifiers are up, but Kousei is sure he already knows where he placed. Takeshi and Emi however are desperate to see how their greatest rival was marked.
Kousei's performance begins. He starts off on a roll, but then midway through, his playing begins to fall apart. Hearing this uneven performance, the audience starts to buzz. Are the rumors that Kousei can no longer hear the sound of his own playing true? In their hearts, Kaori, Tsubaki, and Watari cheer Kousei on from the audience, while Emi and Takeshi, who've just finished performing, look on with concern. Onstage and alone, Kousei confronts his own trauma regarding his mother.
It's Kousei's turn to take the stage, and everyone is waiting to see whether or not he will be able to play. How will he be able to perform with the memories of his mother still floating in his mind?
Takeshi Aiza and Emi Igawa. These two have a strong rivalry with Kousei. But what drives them to play piano?
Kousei isn't sure that he could master a set piece of music, it makes him feel sick. Kaori gives him courage. On the competition day, he meets his childhood rivals again.
Kaori wants Kousei to continue playing the piano, then she enters him for a competition. Kousei starts to practice hard with Kaori. Tsubaki realizes that she is jealous of her.
Kaori is hospitalized after the competition. Kousei thinks deeply that playing the piano is the only way he can live. Tsubaki gets asked out by her senior she had admired before.
Kousei being Kaori's accompanist appears to be a bad idea.
Kousei's friends work together to try to convince him to accompany Kaori at her next recital.
Kousei gets tricked into going to a performance by his close childhood friend and in that performance he starts to regain a shred of his passion.
A former piano prodigy is about to discover that a seemingly small event can drastically alter the direction of a person's life.
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