Your Lie in April

Your Lie in April

2014 • TMDB 8.6 • 1 season • 22 episodes • Animation, Comedy, Drama • Fuji TV

Where to Watch

In the US, Your Lie in April streams on Netflix (1 season), Hulu (1 season), Crunchyroll (1 season), the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel (1 season) and Netflix Standard with Ads (1 season). Availability checked against US listings on October 29, 2026.

Your Lie in April poster

Overview

Your Lie in April opens on a boy who has lost his music. Kousei Arima was a piano prodigy until his mother’s death left him unable to hear the notes he plays, and for years he has drifted through a colorless, silent world. Everything changes when he meets Kaori Miyazono, a free-spirited violinist whose performances break every rule he was raised to follow. Dragged back onto the stage as her accompanist, Kousei begins to rediscover not only his sound but also the joy, fear and heartbreak that come with truly feeling music again. Around them, childhood friends Tsubaki and Watari wrestle with their own unspoken feelings, giving the story a warmth and ache that lingers long after each performance. With gorgeous animation and a classical soundtrack that does much of the emotional talking, this single-season drama builds toward a finale that has left audiences in tears for a decade — a reminder that some lies are told out of love, and some music is meant to be heard with the heart.

Main Cast

The main voice cast includes:

  • Natsuki Hanae as Kousei Arima (22 episodes)
  • Risa Taneda as Kaori Miyazono (22 episodes)
  • Ayane Sakura as Tsubaki Sawabe (22 episodes)
  • Ryota Osaka as Ryouta Watari (22 episodes)
  • Yuki Kaji as Takeshi Aiza (14 episodes)
  • Mie Sonozaki as Hiroko Seto (13 episodes)
  • Saori Hayami as Emi Igawa (12 episodes)
  • Mamiko Noto as Saki Arima (11 episodes)

Seasons Snapshot

  • Season 1 — 22 episodes, premiered October 10, 2014

Finale: “Spring Wind” (1×22) aired March 20, 2015.

Why Watch Your Lie in April?

  • A classical music drama that makes every performance feel like a turning point.
  • Kousei and Kaori’s partnership — two musicians who change each other’s lives.
  • A story about grief, healing and first love that never pulls its punches.
  • Stunning visuals and a soundtrack you’ll keep listening to afterward.
  • A single, complete season with one of anime’s most emotional finales.

Trailer

Watch the official trailer on YouTube (Aniplex USA).

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