__Height:__ 175 cm (5’9)

Seiya Takehaya is a first-year student at Kazemai High School and a member of the kyudo club, as well as serving as the club head and captain of the boys' division.

Seiya is viewed as a mature, reliable, and kind character, determined to facilitate and oversee [Minato](https://anilist.co/character/128273/)'s success in kyudo. However, as he himself stated in episode two, when he gets serious, he has no need for compassion. Seiya and Minato have been friends since childhood due to being neighbors. Along with [Ryouhei](https://anilist.co/character/128277/), the three of them were kindergarten and elementary school friends and have had many ventures together.

(Source: Tsurune Fandom)

Minato played Japanese archery in middle school, but after a certain incident, he ran away from the sport. In high school, Minato meets new friends, and together as part of their school's archery club they aim to win the prefectural tournament. 

(Source: Anime News Network)

__Agency:__ Office Osawa

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Unaired episode pre-screened at an event and later included with the Blu-ray/DVD release. 

There are many reasons why two rival teams would join forces. In the case of the Kazemai and Kirisaki kyudo teams, it’s to learn about a pop idol to help Masa!
 
(Source: HIDIVE)

The second season of Tsurune. 
 
Minato’s return to archery may have helped Kazemai High’s Kyudo Club win a prefectural tournament, but it’s a poor bowman who expects an arrow to fly the same flight every time. With the entry of a radical new team, one of whose members is Minato’s former upperclassman, the old rivalry between Kazemai and Kirisaki becomes a triangle with the upstart team from Tsujimine as serious contenders. And even as the men’s team struggles to adjust to the new paradigm, competition doubles again as the Kazemai women’s team of Rika, Yuna, and Noa prepares to enter their first tourney as well! Prepare to be aquiver as each new arrow makes its mark in TSURUNE - THE LINKING SHOT!

Movie adaptation of Tsurune: Kazemai Koukou Kyuudou-bu. 

Minato Narumiya reignites his passion for kyudo, the Japanese martial art of archery. 

 (Source: HIDIVE)