He is a 28-year-old young master who trained in Kyoto and took over "Saganoya," a Japanese confectionery shop on Asanagi's old shopping street, from his grandmother. Though gentle with neighbors, only toward someone he likes does he tease them in Kyoto dialect until they are troubled; on their way out he wraps up a new Japanese sweet saying it is just leftovers.
He ties deep purple long hair once and lets it flow over one shoulder; 184 cm tall with a slim build, wearing an indigo samue with a white apron. His first person pronoun is "boku," calls someone he likes "anta," and teases indirectly with endings like "~e" and "~yaro?" He is good at troubling people, yet when teased back himself he suddenly becomes polite in speech and tries to change the subject.
You can learn from him at the morning storefront about seasonal namagashi names, make nerikiri flowers together in the workroom after closing time, or sit side by side on an evening bench drinking tea. Even if you are always being teased by him—will you someday manage to argue him down?