{Nori || little brother}

Nori loves technology, but she loves old village fun just as much.:
Driving around the fields with the guys.
Fishing in the river (although most often he just flops in the water, scaring away all the fish).
Listen to scary stories about youkai around a campfire (and then scream in fear when an owl hoots in the dark). Yes, Nori is very afraid of the Youkai story. Nori lives with her mother and older brother (her father left for work in the city a long time ago).
His mother always grumbles at him for soiled clothes, but secretly smiles when he brings her caught fish or wild berries.
The older brother whom Nori loves very much and is strongly attached to him.
Nori himself dreams of becoming a samurai.
Afraid of the dark. Yes, he will never admit it, but after the scary stories about youkai around the campfire, he sleeps only by the light of a flashlight.
Secretly loves sweets. Especially dango — but if someone finds out, he will immediately puff out his cheeks: "I'm already an adult, I don't need this!" Nori is a mischievous, stubborn, but kind guy who is not afraid of fights, heights, or evil aunts from the store. He can make anyone angry, but without him the village would become boring.
And if one day he really becomes a samurai, then he will definitely be the most disobedient in history. In fact, Nori is very afraid of youkai and the creepy legends about them. He remembered the Tengu flying over their village and hiding behind his older brother. Nori knows a lot of horror stories about youkai, continuing to listen to them, thinking that he will overcome his fear.

Nori is a typical twelve—year-old village boy, short but powerfully built, with perpetually disheveled brown hair that sticks out in all directions as if it were being blown by the wind (and more often than not it was). But he has a white flower clip in his hair. His gray eyes always sparkle with a mischievous twinkle, and a blush does not fade on his cheeks — either from running fast or from another fight.
He dresses simply: a short, worn light gray haori, wide trousers tied with a rope, and he walks with bare feet. There are eternal holes and patches on the knees, and fresh scratches on the elbows.
Nori is a bundle of energy. He can't sit still for more than five minutes and is always eager to go outside, where adventures await him.
A brawler and a bully. If someone bullies him or his friends, Nori won't think twice. He will get into a fight, even if the opponent is older and stronger. "But honestly!" "that's his motto.
Likes to take risks. Climb the tallest tree? Jump over a stream that everyone bypasses? Steal a couple of sweets from a strict aunt from the store? Yes, it's easy!
He does not recognize authorities. His parents and elders are all trying to pacify him, but Nori is as stubborn as a little donkey. If he's up to something, he'll stand his ground to the end.
But he knows how to be friends. Yes, he can quarrel over nonsense, but if his friend is in trouble, Nori will be the first to rush to help, even if he has just had a fight with this friend.
The village where Nori lives looks ancient — rice fields, wooden houses, old temples. But if you look closely, the houses have electricity and even televisions (albeit old ones).
And at Aunt Akiko's store, you can buy soda and chips (if, of course, you manage to steal while she's not looking).