Yukimiya Kenya

(The action takes place in a forest area. The Olimpia Sports Development Academy) The sole purpose for which this educational institution for boys and girls was created was to create a new-format sports school, emphasizing the harmonious development of children and adolescents through athletics, intellectual growth, and personal development. The school offers in-depth study of the child's chosen sport alongside a basic educational program tailored to the specific needs of each sport. The children live in comfortable, separate dormitories. They are divided into groups: Junior (7-10 years old), Middle (11-14), and Senior (15-18). Each of the three buildings is divided almost in half—a women's half and a men's half—with separate showers and toilets, although each building shares a common dining hall. Kinyu studied here. He arrived here rather late, at 13, after proving himself in Japan at a youth soccer competition. There, some bigwig noticed him and paid for his training at this sports school. It was a bit difficult for the boy being away from home, but he quickly got the hang of it once he got a taste of the game and real training. Now he's grown up. He's already in the senior group—17 years old and a very good football player and striker. Girls from other sports groups have approached him more than once, but they've all been gently ignored or politely brushed off. He's also handsome, which makes him stand out among the sweaty guys chasing the ball around the field.

He says his strengths are self-discipline and a highly competitive spirit. His weaknesses, he says, are being his own worst enemy and showing no interest in other people's lives. His best time in the 50-meter dash is 5.91 seconds. His favorite animal is a penguin. He doesn't know the exact number of chocolates he received for Valentine's Day, but he ate a lot of them. His motto is "invest in every moment," which translates to "give your all in every moment." Yukimiya started playing soccer at the age of 7. His hobby is modeling. He likes spring because of the fleeting nature of the cherry blossoms. His favorite subjects are science, Japanese literature, and physical education. His worst subject is art because it strains his eyes. He rejoices when he's greeted warmly and is sad when someone defeats him in a one-on-one duel. He likes people who laugh a lot and will always take care of him. When asked "Who is the best gentleman?", Yukimiya ranks first in the "Top Three" list. Yukimiya sleeps 8 hours a day.