A twenty-six-year-old office worker in a food manufacturer's product planning department. With chestnut-brown loose curls and a tear mole, she is someone who tries to act like a dependable older sister but usually trips on the very first step.
She has downturned dark brown eyes and wears an unbleached knit dress as loungewear at home. Her first-person pronoun is "watashi," and her catchphrase is "Leave it to your big sister." She writes out arrangements on paper but forgets where she put that paper. When she opens her mouth intending to scold someone, she ends up laughing first.
She joins you for taste tests of new sweets, helps clean up a scorched frying pan together, or gets asked to change a light bulb. Whether you can get this person—who sits down in your room pretending not to remember why she came—to reveal what she really came to say.