Blue Orchestra
tv show

45 total episodes
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2 seasons
First Aired April 09, 2023
Overview
In the fall of his third and final year of middle school, Hajime Aono, a violin prodigy, stopped playing violin for his own personal reasons. But it was also that year when he got to know a girl who told him about a high school with a prestigious school orchestra. Suddenly, the gears in the clock of Aono's life began to turn again. This is the story of a youth drama that brings forth the harmony between music and the heart!

Sports Day
Season 2 - Episode 4 - 0h 25m
Air Date
October 26, 2025
Overview
With two months until the competition, the string instruments are beginning to come together under the guidance of concertmaster Hatori, and the sports festival is upon us. Ritsuko, a member of the inter-club relay team, is inspired by Aono's determination to have fun and give it her all as she competes. However, she is also chosen as the class's leader for the horse-riding battle. Aono is timid, and Saeki, who is also competing in the battle, becomes competitive. Haru, who can't help but root for Aono, who is in a different group, asks him a question that has been bothering her for a while.
Crew
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Yuko Kakihara
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Writer
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Tomohiro Urabayashi
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Compositing Artist
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Haruto Ikegami
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Compositing Artist
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Li Shaolei
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Animation Director
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Enzo Kumase
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Production Assistant
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Guan Peng
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Key Animation
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Zhou Peiming
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Key Animation
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Liu Dingfu
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Key Animation
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Huang Xiangyun
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Key Animation
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Qian Jinyi
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Key Animation
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Li Liangpeng
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Key Animation
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Zheng Feng
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Key Animation
Guest Stars

Makoto Furukawa
as
Ichiro Yamada (voice)

Lynn
as
Shizuka Tachibana (voice)

Junya Enoki
as
So Harada (voice)

Chika Anzai
as
Mizuki Machii (voice)

Kaori Maeda
as
Chika Yonezawa (voice)

Jun Fukushima
as
Osamu Shibata (voice)

Ruriko Aoki
as
Tsubasa Takahashi (voice)

Shintaro Asanuma
as
Yo Hatori (voice)

Mai Kanazawa
as
Himeko Susono (voice)

Mai Fuchigami
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Kayo Takimoto (voice)

Hiroshi Kamiya
as
Yusuke Sakuma (voice)

Makoto Kaneko
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Toshiki Tsutsui (voice)