Toshiyuki Nishino
CharacterToshiyuki Nishino is a piano teacher and public performer who appears only in Sailor Moon SuperS. He crosses paths with Ami Mizuno in the arc built around her heartfelt song.
Appearance
He cuts a tall figure, with short brown hair and eyes of dark blue.
Personality
The anime reveals little of his inner character. He is identified chiefly through his craft, working as a piano instructor who also performs in public, and by his initials, N.T.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Toshiyuki Nishino in Sailor Moon?
Toshiyuki Nishino is a piano teacher and public performer who appears only in Sailor Moon SuperS, crossing paths with Ami Mizuno.
In which episode does Toshiyuki Nishino appear?
Toshiyuki Nishino appears in the Sailor Moon SuperS episode built around Ami Mizuno's song of the heart, his only appearance in the franchise.
What is Toshiyuki Nishino's job?
Toshiyuki Nishino works as a piano teacher who also performs in public.
What does Toshiyuki Nishino look like?
Toshiyuki Nishino is tall, with short brown hair and dark blue eyes.
What are Toshiyuki Nishino's initials?
Toshiyuki Nishino is also identified by his initials, N.T.
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