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Yukimura’s a gentle heart who loves renaissance-era art and classical music. But that’s only off the tennis courts. On the tennis courts, he’s ruthless and one of the best players out there. World number three and known best for his defeat of Rafael Nadal on the clay courts of the French Open; Yukimura’s a household name. He’s currently dating Shiraishi Kuranosuke and travelling the world. His main focus is tennis, but he’s always up for random singing and acting cameos, advertising campaigns and just going to visit places.

Having won or come second place in several tournaments, Yukimura’s pretty rich, which fields most of his travelling.
Yukimura’s very good with his friends and has a charming personality, even to strangers, but beware if you cross him or get on his bad side. He may not look like he’s about to kill you or humiliate you for life, but rest assured, it will happen. He’s particularly good at getting compromising photos of you. He lives for tennis, so will always be up for a game, with anyone, including strangers. He usually spends his free time thrashing university students on their courts.

As everyone knows, he was struck down with Guillain-Barre at the age of thirteen and made a miraculous recovery at the age of fourteen, just in time to lose the Nationals Championship. He attended the U17 championship and gained the No.11 representative badge, also getting a special operation in America to completely cure him of Guillain-Barre’s symptoms and to clear him from relapses. Afterwards, he was accepted into Rikkaidai High School and spent two years there, becoming a regular on the high school team almost immediately and winning a few art competitions with his amazing paintings.

However, when Yukimura was 16, he was offered an invitation to a professional school for tennis. After much deliberation and discussion with all of his friends and family, he decided to take the offer and trained for around two years. He won a lot of junior tournaments here and there and stormed the tennis scene when he was 18, by advancing through the French Open and beating Rafael Nadal on clay. He was ultimately defeated by other players, but he shocked the entire world. From there on, he won his first Grand Slam at Wimbledon that very year and continued to win or come second at many tournaments.

He has a house in Japan, a small to-bedroom one with a large garden, that he rarely uses, but he bought it when he was 21, after his first modeling contract went live with Yonex. He keeps in touch with most of his old Rikkaidai friends, by email or by his journal but he’s pretty busy a lot of the time.