The ending theme, “Kokoro no Oto” by Yoko Ueno, was also very nice – I memorized it right away. I was really impressed when I found out that Ayako Kawasumi played the piano for the opening song. The music, as expected, consisted of a lot of classically-influenced piano music. Simplicity was the key feature of the visuals, and if you prefer simple over extravagant, then you’ll like Piano. All in all visuals were okay, although there wasn’t really anything special about it. That’s mostly because Kousuke Fujishima, who did the original manga of Ah! My Goddess, was the one who did the original story and character designs for Piano. I noticed the character designs right away, because the design is very similar to Ah! My Goddess’.
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Jun Fukuyama, one of my recent favorites with roles such as Lelouch Lamperouge from Code Geass and Kimihiro Watanuki from xxxHOLiC, was great as Takahashi. I don’t think it was Miu was one of her best roles, but she’s great nonetheless. I did like the voice actors for this anime. I also love the fact that most of her family loved to drink and be merry. So was her piano teacher, Shirakawa-sensei. I guess it was better that way, because Miu
It was only in the last 4 episodes that the focus shifted to Miu. One thing I noticed about Piano is that the story focused more on the lives of Miu’s family and friends. I’m not saying it’s bad, but I don’t think it’ll ever be one of my favorites. Everything that happened in Piano had a high probability of happening in real life, so I wasn’t really interested. Usually, slice-of-life anime isn’t really close to life, because if that happened, it wouldn’t be that interesting.
I’m usually into slice-of-life anime, but Piano was just too real.
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