Piano solo "Kimi no Na wa (Your name)" music by RADWIMPS Sheet music – January 1, 1926

Beautiful art and beautiful music. The songs are perfectly transcribed and they aren't beginner level pieces like you sometimes get with these types of sheet music books.Only con is the book doesn't want to stay open, but that is an issue with all sheet music books. Just make photo copies or get a music clip and you're good to go.

This book is packed with some of the most beautiful piano music from any movie. Theme of Mitsuha is so intricately made for a relatively simple song, you can't help but feel emotions on your fingertips as you play. I've translated the song names here:1. Dream Lantern (Opening)2. School Road3. Itomori High School4. First Time in Tokyo5. Cafe at Last6. Ms. Okudera's Theme7. Zenzenzense (movie ver.)8. Goshintai9. Date10. Autumn Festival11. Evoking Memories12. Mitsuha's Theme13. Katawaredoki14. Sparkle (movie ver.)15. Nandemonaiya (movie ver. Ending)I hope you get to enjoy this sheet music as much as I have!!

Great collection of amazing music. Definitely not for beginner or intermediate players. Most pieces are great arrangements that cover as much of the full arrangements for piano. This is obviously not in English, so it can make finding your favorite piece a little difficult, but easy enough if you read music well. Very happy.

Love it

I’m obsessed with Your Name and the soundtrack, so I thought I’d use songs from the movie for my piano lessons. They’re not too hard to learn and the pieces sound absolutely beautiful.unfortunately, some of the fingerings for the music makes completely no sense to me.also, just beware, this book is all written in Japanese, so you might encounter some difficulties trying to understand some of the content. overall really satisfied!

Beautiful music and movie.

You can bet that this is the most accurate piano scores from the movie out there. Prices are reasonable. The book is straight from Japan. Difficult, yes, but it’s worth it.

I fell in love with this movie, partly for the music, so I was SO happy to find this on Amazon.I would play from Mitsuha's Theme -> Katawaredoki -> Sparkle and tear up as I remember the movie :)NOTE: the music score is "piano solo version" which means for any songs that have lyrics (Sparkle, Nandemonaiya, etc.) you will be playing the melody line as well. I prefer accompaniment versions of musical scores where you play EXACTLY what you hear the piano playing, and would've given 5 stars if this came with both "piano solo" and "accompaniment" versions