Ballroom e Youkoso
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Episodes (24)
- 1EP 1
Tatara Meets Professional Dancer Sengoku at Ogasawara Dance Studio
Jul 9, 2017Tatara, a third-year middle school student lacking future aspirations, unexpectedly encounters professional dancer Sengoku. Sengoku invites him to visit Ogasawara Dance Studio, where he is introduced to the world of ballroom dancing. Upon arriving, Tatara is surprised to discover his classmate Shizuku present at the studio. This meeting marks the beginning of his involvement in dance, shifting his perspective from having no specific dreams to engaging with a new artistic pursuit under Sengoku's guidance.
- 2EP 2
Tatara struggles with dance lessons and feels overshadowed by Shizuku and Kiyoharu Hyoudou at his first competition.
Jul 16, 2017Tatara starts attending dance lessons at the Ogasawara Dance Studio, but he finds that his progress is moving very slowly. During his first dance competition, he encounters Shizuku and her partner Kiyoharu Hyoudou. He is immediately overwhelmed by the dynamic power they display on the dance floor. The experience highlights the gap between his current abilities and the high level of performance shown by his rivals. This encounter serves as a significant moment in his journey, emphasizing the challenges he faces as he continues to learn and improve his skills in the competitive dance environment.
- 3EP 3
Sengoku and Tatara attend the Prince Mikasa Cup while Hyoudou vanishes before the second round.
Jul 23, 2017Sengoku brings Tatara to the Prince Mikasa Cup competition. Tatara feels overwhelmed by the performance of Hyoudou and Shizuku. He also feels excited about this new world of dance. However, the atmosphere changes when Hyoudou disappears. This occurs right before the second round of the Standard Division preliminaries. The sudden absence creates uncertainty for the remaining participants. The narrative focuses on the immediate impact of this disappearance on the competition structure. It highlights the contrast between the initial excitement of the event and the sudden disruption caused by Hyoudou's vanishing act. The scene captures the tension and confusion surrounding the missing dancer.
- 4EP 4
Tatara substitutes for Hyoudou on the dance floor, inspiring his intense tango performance
Jul 30, 2017Tatara takes the stage as a stand-in for the missing Hyoudou. Witnessing Tatara and Shizuku perform together motivates Hyoudou to join the next dance, despite Sengoku's attempts to prevent it. Hyoudou engages in a tango with renewed intensity, focusing his attention on Tatara throughout the routine. This sequence highlights the emotional impact of Tatara's presence and Hyoudou's determination to participate, showcasing a shift in his performance style driven by the unfolding events on the dance floor.
- 5EP 5
Gaju Akagi proposes a partnership to Shizuku at Ogasawara Dance Studio while Hyoudou is banned.
Jul 30, 2017Siblings Gaju and Mako Akagi arrive at the Ogasawara Dance Studio. Since Hyoudou is currently prohibited from competing, Gaju seizes the moment to ask Shizuku to become his partner. Shizuku accepts the offer, and the two begin their practice sessions together. Consequently, Tatara is left to pair up with Mako Akagi for their respective routines. This development shifts the dynamic within the studio as the new partnership takes shape and the other skaters adjust to the changing lineup during this period of restriction.
- 6EP 6
Gaju pairs with Shizuku after dropping his sister Mako
Aug 13, 2017Gaju leaves his sister and partner, Mako, to form a new pairing with Shizuku. This change occurs because Shizuku's original partner, Hyoudou, is currently unable to participate. The source material is attributed to Amazon.
- 7EP 7
Tatara and Mako face their first official dance competition at the Tenpei Cup.
Aug 20, 2017Tatara and Gaju prepare for the Tenpei Cup. This marks Tatara’s first official dance competition, leaving him visibly nervous. However, seeing his partner Mako smile despite her own anxiety helps him gather courage as they step onto the dance floor. Their performance ignites a competitive fire in Gaju. The narrative focuses on whether Tatara and Mako can successfully survive the first round of the tournament. The summary highlights the emotional support between partners and the rising stakes of the event without revealing the final outcome.
- 8EP 8
Tatara reaches the semifinals but faces physical limits in four consecutive dance styles.
Aug 27, 2017Tatara advances to the semifinals, yet competing in four consecutive dance styles pushes his physical stamina to its limit. Sengoku observes his condition and advises him to withdraw from the Variations round. This decision leaves Tatara devastated as he confronts his inexperience relative to the other dancers. Shortly after, Hyoudou appears and offers Tatara a single word of advice to help him cope with the situation.
- 9EP 9
Tatara aims to be the frame for Mako in the dance finals
Sep 3, 2017Tatara and Mako have reached the finals. Upon entering the dance floor, Tatara resolves to serve as the frame for his partner Mako. They begin with the Waltz solo. Tatara’s commitment to acting as the frame that enhances Mako, the flower, captivates the audience. The narrative explores the meaning behind his specific interpretation of the flower in a frame concept during this performance.
- 10EP 10
Gaju Reflects on Past Partners While Dancing with Shizuku
Sep 10, 2017During a performance by Tatara and Mako, Gaju remembers his dance history. He recalls Mako encouraging his first lesson, receiving support at a junior tournament, and advice to seek partners beyond Mako as his skills grew. Dancing with Shizuku, he recognizes the significant influence a partner has. However, he suddenly loses focus and the ability to lead.
- 11EP 11
Tatara Performs Quickstep Variation Despite Exhaustion During Final Tenpei Cup Category
Sep 17, 2017The final category of the Tenpei Cup is the Quickstep. Tatara enters the dance floor to perform a special variation taught by Sengoku. However, he is physically exhausted, causing his feet to feel heavy. This physical state exposes his lack of skill as a beginner during the performance. The source material notes this scene is from Amazon.
- 12EP 12
Tatara faces delinquents and reunites with dancer Gaju on his first high school day.
Sep 24, 2017Tatara’s first day of high school is interrupted by harassment from a gang of delinquents, prompting an upperclassman named Gaju to intervene. Gaju is a fellow dancer who has decided to defer her study abroad plans for one year. Motivated by this development, Tatara sets a goal to compete against her again before she departs. Later, Tatara attends the Tokyo Dance Grand Prix to watch Sengoku perform. During this event, he experiences another surprising encounter that alters his path. The narrative focuses on these new connections and Tatara’s determination to improve his dancing skills in preparation for future competitions against his peers.
- 13EP 13
Tatara Encounters a Skeptical Classmate at Korakuen Hall
Oct 1, 2017Tatara meets a classmate at Korakuen Hall who previously dismissed ballroom dancing as lame. She attends the dance competition but approaches him the following day to discuss the aura of the dancers on Sengoku's team rather than the sport itself. She then follows him to Ogasawara Dance Studio to collect autographs. Her persistent interest in the team's dynamics and her direct actions are causing Tatara significant distress and confusion.
- 14EP 14
Tatara struggles with partner selection and leadership confidence while discovering Akira's competitive dancing.
Oct 8, 2017Tatara faces difficulties in securing a dance partner, which significantly undermines his self-assurance regarding his capacity to lead. This loss of confidence is further exacerbated when he dances alongside Chinatsu. Concurrently, Tatara uncovers the fact that his colleague, Akira, also participates in competitive dancing. This revelation adds a new layer to Tatara's professional and personal dynamics as he navigates his insecurities and the unexpected talents of those around him.
- 15EP 15
Tatara struggles to lead novice champion Kugimiya during a dance lesson at Marisa's studio.
Oct 15, 2017Feeling guilty after Marisa accuses him of unfairness, Tatara abandons dance practice with Chinatsu to visit Marisa's studio. He encounters novice champion Kugimiya in the middle of a lesson. Tatara pairs up with Kugimiya, but finds it difficult to guide the younger dancer. Kugimiya proves to be a dominant partner who seizes control of the movement, forcing Tatara to follow his lead rather than directing the dance himself. This dynamic creates tension as Tatara attempts to navigate the unexpected shift in their roles during the session.
- 16EP 16
Tatara and Chinatsu Compete in Shizuoka Grand Prix Without Marisa's Knowledge
Oct 22, 2017Tatara and Chinatsu participate in the Shizuoka Grand Prix without informing Marisa. Tatara feels let down upon discovering that Hyoudou and Akagi are not competing. However, he soon shifts his focus to Chinatsu. Following Marisa's coaching, the pair performs a dance routine together during the event.
- 17EP 17
Hyoudou addresses Tatara's personal issue before the A-Class dance tournament
Oct 29, 2017Marisa instructs Tatara and Chinatsu to secure victory in the A-Class competition at the Tokyo Dance Sports Tournament. As the event approaches, the pair engages in a conflict that leaves them in a poor mental state for the upcoming performance. Hyoudou intervenes to provide support and identifies a specific issue affecting Tatara. He clarifies that this problem is unrelated to their dancing abilities. This intervention aims to help the dancers overcome their personal struggles and prepare adequately for the high-stakes competition. The narrative focuses on resolving the interpersonal tension to ensure the team can perform at their best during the tournament.
- 18EP 18
Tatara and Chinatsu face elimination stakes at the Metropolitan Tournament
Nov 5, 2017Tatara and Chinatsu compete in the Metropolitan Tournament under the condition that defeat results in their partnership ending. Although they are newcomers, their intense drive to win draws the focus of both the audience and the judges. Hyoudou and Gaju observe the pair, engaging in constant arguments while performing with fierce determination. During this time, a new concept begins to take shape in Hyoudou's thoughts as the couple navigates the high-pressure environment of the competition.
- 19EP 19
Akira and Mine struggle against Tatara and Chinatsu in the preliminaries.
Nov 12, 2017During the preliminary round, Tatara and Chinatsu achieve a perfect score, while Akira and her partner Mine trail by one point. Akira becomes irritated after Chinatsu smugly declares Tatara to be her true rival, which disrupts Akira's synchronization with Mine. As Chinatsu performs with full dedication, Akira asserts that she does not even enjoy dancing. The narrative highlights the stark contrast between these two girls, noting that they have known each other since elementary school. This dynamic creates tension as their differing attitudes toward the competition and their shared history influence their performance in the match.
- 20EP 20
Akira embraces heartfelt dancing after witnessing Chinatsu and Tatara's passionate performance.
Nov 19, 2017Akira has long harbored mixed feelings regarding Chinatsu. However, observing Chinatsu and Tatara dance passionately despite their differences prompts Akira to remember her mentor's advice to enjoy dancing from the heart. Consequently, Akira and Mine begin to dance with genuine joy. During the break, Tatara receives strange advice from Kiyoharu, who asks if he wants his scapula dislocated. This moment marks a shift in Akira's perspective, allowing her and Mine to find authentic happiness in their movements while Tatara deals with Kiyoharu's unusual remarks.
- 21EP 21
Tatara expands his physical range of motion to challenge Kugimiya.
Nov 26, 2017Following Hyoudou’s guidance, Tatara engages in stretching exercises to enhance his body’s flexibility and range of motion. He hopes this physical improvement will allow him to compete effectively against Kugimiya. However, he struggles to manage his increased mobility. Meanwhile, Akira and Shizuku experience anxiety regarding the situation. Hyoudou pays close attention to how rapidly Chinatsu is adjusting to Tatara’s changing dance style. The episode highlights the physical challenges Tatara faces alongside the emotional reactions of his peers and the quick adaptation of Chinatsu to his evolving performance methods.
- 22EP 22
Hyoudou's release of Tatara's fascia creates a dynamic performance that captivates the judges and audience.
Dec 3, 2017Hyoudou releases Tatara's fascia, significantly expanding his range of movement and causing Chinatsu to struggle with maintaining their form. Despite this difficulty, the audience and judges are captivated by their dynamic style. Even Kugimiya, who is usually laser-focused, cannot ignore Tatara's breakthrough. As the audience cheers for Tatara, Kugimiya recalls the day he first met his mentor and the challenges he had to overcome.
- 23EP 23
Team Fujita reaches the finals while Tatara and Chinatsu experience a new connection.
Dec 10, 2017Team Fujita secures the fourth position and advances to the finals. Tatara attempts to locate Chinatsu to share this update but is interrupted by a phone call from Sengoku. Despite their history of conflict since becoming partners, Tatara takes Chinatsu's hand and steps onto the dance floor, where he encounters an unfamiliar sensation. Meanwhile, Team Kugimiya continues to compete with intense momentum. The narrative questions how the ongoing competition will ultimately conclude.
- 24EP 24
Final Ballroom Dance Styles Determine the Winner Between Teams
Dec 17, 2017The finals feature three distinct dance styles. The third is the Viennese Waltz, where partners alternate leading, a format that suits Team Fujita. The fourth style is the elegant Slow Foxtrot, which benefits Team Kugimiya. One pair has only just begun dancing, while the other boasts ten years of experience, making the outcome uncertain as either could win. The final event is the Quickstep. The narrative focuses on how Tatara and Chinatsu will perform during this decisive final round against their opponents.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Ballroom e Youkoso have?
- Ballroom e Youkoso has 24 episodes.
- When did Ballroom e Youkoso come out?
- Ballroom e Youkoso came out in 2017.
- Which studio made Ballroom e Youkoso?
- Ballroom e Youkoso was produced by Production I.G.
- Who directed Ballroom e Youkoso?
- Ballroom e Youkoso was directed by Hiromi Kikuta.
- Is Ballroom e Youkoso finished?
- Current status of Ballroom e Youkoso: Finished.