A surly, blue-haired, violin player who normally behaves contemptuously toward everyone. He was a child prodigy, coming from a family of musicians. His mother, Misa Hamai, is a very famous pianist and his father is a well-known violinist. Because of this, many people take his brilliance for granted. He seems very cold towards those that he comes into contact with, even his admirers, to whom he rarely pays heed.

Before he met Hino he didn't think that music was enjoyable, though after spending time with her, he began to slowly enjoy music and his music change because of her. He slowly warms up towards Hino and even gives her advice on how to hold and stand properly with the violin. People think that he acts harshly towards Hino, but deep down in his heart he is really concerned about her (though he may not show it). As the series progresses, he realizes his feelings for her. He's slowly affected by Hino and his mother says that he has changed his character and his mother knows that Hino is the one that affected him or changed his personality.







First Name: Len
Last Name: Tsukimori
Japanese Way: Tsukimori Len
Name (in Kanji): 月森蓮
Birthday: April 24
Horoscope: Taurus
Height: 178cm (5 feet, 8 inches)
Blood Type: A
Family: Mother, Father, Paternal Grandmother, and Maternal Grandfather
School: Seiso Academy
Grade: Second Year, Music Department, Class A (2-A)
Instrument: Violin
Seiyuu/Voice Actor: Kishou Taniyama
First Anime Appearance: Episode 1
First Manga Appearance: Volume 1, Chapter 1
Personality: He's like a lone wolf, per se. He doesn't like people getting involved in his business, nor does he like getting involved in things that he thinks aren't necessary. He's quite cold to others, even though he's popular, and is also quite a reserved person, who's serious about music.

• Almost everybody in his family is involved with music.
• His best subject is English. Athough apparently he's not bad in German either.






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La Corda D'oro




First Selection
Wieniawski - Polonaise Brilliante No. 1 Op.4, Vitali's "Chaconne"
Second Selection
Pablo Martín Melitón de Sarasate y Navascués – Playera y zapateado
Third Selection
Maurice Ravel - Tzigane.
Final Selection
Niccolò Paganini - Caprice No.24.