Honestly, this show makes me fond of classical music, which I realized was so beautiful. Music is great, with many composers like Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, etc. I also love listening to the opening and ending of every episode. Storytelling is good, with a plot that makes me cry every time I rewatch it. The main character, Arima Kousei, and his friends are unforgettable; I can empathize with their actions and their inner. The visual when they play piano, violin, or only cherry blossoms falling upon earth is enough to evoke something in me. Their dialogue and monologue are well written. In conclusion, "Your lie in April" creates for me a tradition, and when April comes, I won't lose the opportunity to watch it again.
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