Yamagishi is a ballet instructor from Tokyo who turns up during the Sailor Moon SuperS run. His story centers on his link to a young dancer named Kiriko, and like other civilians in that season he becomes a mark for the villains hunting Pegasus among ordinary people.
Blue eyes sit beneath a head of short brown hair, a plain design that suits his work as a dance teacher.
The anime frames Yamagishi almost entirely through his profession. He runs ballet lessons in Tokyo, and the one relationship the series attaches to him is with Kiriko, a dancer tied to him during his brief appearance.

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Yamagishi is a ballet instructor from Tokyo who appears during the Sailor Moon SuperS season, most notably in the episode Become a Prima: Usagi's Ballet.
As an ordinary civilian, Yamagishi becomes one of the everyday people the season's villains target while they hunt for Pegasus among ordinary humans.
Kiriko is a dancer connected to Yamagishi during his brief appearance in the series, the only relationship attached to his character.
Yamagishi has blue eyes and short brown hair, a simple design that fits his work as a dance teacher.
Yamagishi's storyline unfolds at his ballet studio in Tokyo, the setting for the episode in which he appears.
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