Sengoku is a highly respected professional Latin dancer, active in national and international competitions. He is affiliated with the prestigious Ogasawara Dance Studio, where he also teaches aspiring dancers. His background is marked by intense training and an unwavering dedication to ballroom as both an art form and sport.

Prior to the events of the story, Sengoku was already an accomplished dancer. However, he temporarily steps back from the competitive scene to focus on coaching and helping the next generation particularly after the arrival of Tatara, whose raw determination intrigues him.

Sengoku is a tall, well-built man with striking features that include wavy blond hair, often styled dramatically, and piercing eyes that reflect his confidence and charisma. He is usually seen in fashionable, form-fitting clothing both on and off the dance floor often with open shirts, scarves, or suits that match his stylish and commanding personality.

When dancing, Sengoku becomes a force of energy and grace, moving with polished precision and expressive flair, embodying the passion and sensuality of Latin ballroom.

Sengoku is flamboyant, confident, and sometimes egotistical, often flaunting his looks and success. He enjoys teasing others, especially his students, and doesn’t hesitate to be blunt in his critiques. However, beneath his dramatic exterior lies a genuine commitment to excellence and a desire to see his students grow.

He can be strict and demanding, holding high expectations for effort and improvement. While his teaching methods may seem harsh, they are grounded in experience and a sincere belief that anyone can achieve greatness through discipline and heart.

Though often theatrical and self-centered, Sengoku is not without empathy. His moments of quiet guidance reveal his deep care for the art of dance and those who pursue it.

• Tatara’s Introduction to Dance
  Sengoku is the first to recognize potential in Tatara Fujita, a timid and aimless middle schooler. After Tatara follows Sengoku to the Ogasawara Dance Studio, Sengoku challenges him to try ballroom dancing. His initial intention is to get rid of the boy, but upon seeing Tatara’s earnest effort, Sengoku reluctantly takes him under his wing.

• Strict Mentor, Reluctant Inspiration
  Sengoku’s teaching style is rigorous and fast-paced. He often mocks Tatara’s lack of experience but also pushes him to improve rapidly, especially in posture, confidence, and musicality. His relentless training shapes Tatara’s foundation as a dancer and instills in him a desire to compete seriously.

• Return to Competition and Legacy
  As the series progresses, Sengoku returns to the competitive ballroom scene, revealing his own ambitions and talent. Even after resuming his dancing career, he continues to influence Tatara and others through both example and legacy, showing what it means to embody the true spirit of ballroom.