Music For You...
Music For You...

Music For You...

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Akira Sakamoto is a high school student in love with Yuichi Moriyama, a boy who has very poor health, and that's why he spent much of his life in a hospital bed. However, Akira doesn't think she's pretty, and thinks that for Yuichi, she's just a landscape... Everything changes when the music teacher decides to form an orchestra, and because Akira plays the cello and Yuichi is a good violinist (since while was hospitalized, his father taught him to play the violin), they are called upon to compose the orchestra. This is Akira's chance to get close to Yuichi, and especially, to declare herself to him.
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