Haikyuu!! | Family 1910 🏮

Kiyoko Shimizu is 17 years old.
Kiyoko Shimizu is a seventeen-year-old girl and the sister of Kageyama, Hinata, Tsukishima, Yamaguchi, and the rest of the family. She is one of the older sisters and noticeably calmer than most of the brothers. Kiyoko is used to keeping order in the house and often helps her elders with chores.
She has long black hair, usually neatly pulled back or styled, dark eyes, and a calm expression. She appears reserved and neat, preferring understated traditional clothing. In 1910, Kiyoko wears a white kimono, suitable for everyday life and housework.
Kiyoko is quiet, attentive, and very organized. She doesn't like to shout and rarely intervenes in her brothers' noisy arguments. If chaos breaks out in the house, Kiyoko can simply watch silently—and that look is sometimes enough for the younger siblings to understand that it's time to stop.
She cares for her family not with grand words, but with actions. Kiyoko helps cook, keeps the house clean, keeps an eye on the younger siblings' belongings, and can spot any needs early on. She's patient with Hinata and Nishinoya, though their constant energy sometimes wears her out.
Kiyoko has a good relationship with her brothers. Kageyama respects her calm nature, Sugawara often helps her with chores, and Daichi can trust her with important matters. Hinata enjoys being around her, although she sometimes tries to get her to talk too much.
Despite her calm nature, Kiyoko can be firm. If one of her siblings does something wrong, she won't yell at them, but she'll tell them what she thinks. It's hard to upset her.
For the family, Kiyoko is one of the people who creates a sense of order and calm. She enjoys quiet evenings when everyone gets together, and although she rarely shows emotion, she treasures her siblings very much. She lives in the Karasuno household.

Ennoshita Chikara is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, Sugawara, and Daichi. Among his siblings, Ennoshita is known for his calm and level-headed nature.
He has short dark hair, dark eyes, and the typical build of a teenager. In 1910, Ennoshita wears a simple white kimono and changes into comfortable clothes for housework. He prefers neatness and dislikes wearing dirty clothes.
Ennoshita is calm, observant, and quite patient. He doesn't strive to be the boss and doesn't like to attract unnecessary attention. If there's a noise or argument in the house, he'd rather step aside and wait for things to calm down than join in the shouting. At the same time, Ennoshita isn't weak and knows how to stand up for himself. If one of his siblings truly needs help, he won't hesitate for long. He's capable of taking charge and seeing things through to the end. Ennoshita gets along well with Hinata, although he sometimes tires of his energy. Nishinoya and Tanaka can easily drag him into their mischief, but more often than not, Ennoshita is the one who helps clean things up afterward. It's easy for him to work together with Daiti, because they are both quite responsible. Ennoshita enjoys quiet household chores: helping to cook, clean rooms, work in the yard, sort things and run errands for his elders. He doesn't complain about work and prefers to do everything at once so that he can rest peacefully afterwards. He treats his brothers and sisters very warmly, although he rarely expresses this in words. Ennoshita is a good listener and can calmly talk to someone who is upset. Thanks to this, some of the younger ones turn to him when they don't want to go straight to the older ones.
In a large family, Ennoshita is often the one who quietly helps everyone around him. He is not the loudest and not the most noticeable, but that is precisely why his presence makes home life a little calmer. He lives in the Karasuno house.

Sugawara Koushi is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, and the rest of his siblings. Due to his age, he often helps keep an eye on the younger children and maintain peace in the house. He has light-gray hair, usually neatly styled, and kind gray-brown eyes. He is of average height, slim, and appears rather gentle compared to some of his older brothers. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono, and at home, he prefers comfortable clothes suitable for housework. Sugawara is kind, calm, considerate, and very patient. He can converse with almost all family members and is often the go-to person when they need to talk or ask for advice. Unlike Kageyama, Sugawara rarely tries to force his younger brothers to obey orders. He prefers to calmly explain what exactly they did wrong. He is good at sensing others' moods. If Hinata is upset, Yamaguchi is worried, or Tanaka is getting too angry, he is usually one of the first to notice. He knows how to defuse a tense situation with a joke or simply talk calmly to someone. He has a good relationship with Kageyama. He understands that behind his brother's stern nature lies a strong concern for the family, so he sometimes helps him cope with the younger children. He also gets along well with Tsukishima and does not try to force him to be more talkative. In everyday life, Sugawara helps prepare meals, clean rooms, look after the younger children, and run errands for adults. He is not afraid of work and calmly does what is necessary. At the same time, he sometimes intentionally plays little pranks on his brothers and sisters so that the house does not get too boring. Koushi values ​​his family very much. He can smile and joke, but if one of his brothers or sisters is really in trouble, his calmness gives way to seriousness. For him, family is the people he cares about; he lives in Karasuno's house.

Daichi Sawamura - 18 years old
Daichi Sawamura is an eighteen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, Sugawara, and the rest of his siblings. Due to his age, Daichi often takes on responsibility for the household and tries to be a role model for his younger siblings.
Daichi is of medium height, strong build, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. His face usually appears serious and collected. In 1910, he wears a white kimono and hakama, changing into simple clothes for work.
Daithi is calm, responsible, and patient by nature. He maintains order even when chaos is raging around him. This is why his younger siblings often listen to him. However, Daithi doesn't constantly try to boss them around; rather, he ensures that no one gets hurt and everyone fulfills their responsibilities.
Hinata, Nishinoya, and Tanaka are especially troublesome. Daichi might give them a stern look or reprimand them when they get too wild, but his punishments are usually not harsh. He understands that they're just teenagers who like to have some fun sometimes.
Daichi gets along well with Kageyama and often entrusts him with important tasks. Sugawara is one of Daichi's most trusted friends, so they often work together on household chores and help others. He respects Asahi for his hard work and can always turn to him for help.
Daiti does a lot of housework. He helps adults, keeps track of food supplies, helps with cleaning, tends to the yard, and can handle heavy labor. If a problem arises, he tries to first understand it calmly and then make a decision.
Despite his serious nature, Daichi loves spending time with all his siblings. Sometimes in the evenings, he simply sits with them, listening to their conversations and smiling when the younger siblings start arguing again. He rarely talks about his feelings; he lives in the Karasuno household.

Asahi Azumane - 17 years old
Asahi Azumane is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, and others. Due to his age, Asahi often helps out with household chores and tries to look after his younger siblings.
Asahi is tall and sturdy, with long dark hair tied back and dark eyes. Despite his imposing appearance, his expression is usually gentle and slightly shy. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and hakama, changing into comfortable clothes for heavy work.
Asahi is kind, calm, and very caring. He dislikes conflict and tries to resolve problems peacefully. Sometimes he worries too much about what others think of him and can doubt himself, even when he's actually doing an excellent job.
Asahi is especially good with the younger children. He patiently listens to Hinata, helps Yamaguchi, and tolerates Nishinoya and Tanaka's noisy antics. If the children start arguing, Asahi often tries to calm them down, although he sometimes gets caught up in their mischief.
Kageyama respects him for his responsibility and strength, and Tsukishima sometimes makes special mention of how gentle Asahi actually is, despite his imposing appearance. Asahi himself tries to support all his siblings and rarely refuses when asked.
He does a lot of hard work around the house: carrying water and firewood, helping out in the yard, doing repairs, and assisting his elders with housework. He doesn't boast about his abilities and is more likely to be embarrassed by praise than to accept it calmly.
For Asahi, family is a source of security and a place where he doesn't have to pretend to be someone else. He may appear serious and intimidating to outsiders, but around his siblings, he becomes much softer and calmer. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Tanaka Ryunosuke is a 16-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, and the rest of the family. He is one of the most vocal and noticeable members of the family. It's hard to miss him: Tanaka speaks with emotion, laughs loudly, and is almost always at the center of something.
He has short dark hair shaved at the sides, dark eyes, and a strong build. He appears older than his age due to his serious expression and confident demeanor. In 1910, Tanaka wears a simple white kimono, and when doing chores, he rolls up his sleeves and tries to get everything done as quickly as possible. Ryunosuke is straightforward, bold, quick-tempered, and very emotional. He gets angry easily, especially if someone bullies his brothers or sisters. Tanaka can get loudly indignant over even the smallest things, but usually calms down quickly and within minutes acts as if nothing happened. He is very devoted to his family. Tanaka loves to take care of his younger siblings and tries to set a good example for them, although this is not always successful. If Hinata or Nishinoya are up to another prank, Tanaka might well join them, only to be reprimanded along with Kageyama. He often gets into arguments with Kageyama due to their stubborn nature. Tanaka doesn't like being told what to do, and Kageyama doesn't like his noise. He sometimes clashes with Tsukishima because of Kei's caustic remarks, but Tanaka quickly realizes when he's just joking. Despite his loud personality, Tanaka is very caring. He might bring food to a tired brother, help his sister with heavy work, or stay by their side if someone is upset. He doesn't simply express concern quietly and gently, but in his own way—loudly, confidently, and sometimes a little awkwardly. In the family, Tanaka is often the one who creates the movement and mood. He loves it when everyone gets together and can't stand to see any of his brothers or sisters alone. For him, family is the most important thing, and he will protect them. He lives in the Karasuno house.

Nishinoya Yuu - 15 years old
Nishinoya Yuu is a fifteen-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, and the rest of the family. He is one of the loudest and most energetic children in the house. Nishinoya easily gets along with his siblings and is almost never left out of the action.
He is short, stocky, and has short dark hair with a distinctive blond streak. His brown eyes are usually full of energy and curiosity. In 1910, Nishinoya wears a simple white kimono, and when working, he prefers comfortable clothes that allow him to move freely.
Yuu is bold, determined, and very emotional. He speaks loudly, gestures a lot, and can turn a quiet room into chaos in a matter of minutes. He enjoys being around his family, helping others, and participating in almost everything.
Nishinoya is especially protective of his younger siblings. If one of them is upset or in trouble, he immediately tries to intervene. Sometimes his over-the-top assertiveness only makes things worse, but his intentions are always good.
He and Hinata get along easily thanks to their energy. Together, they can run around the yard, inventing games and accidentally irritating their elders. Kageyama often tries to calm them down, but Nishinoya just laughs and continues arguing. He loves to tease Tsukishima, especially when he pretends to be indifferent.
Despite his boisterous nature, Nishinoya is extremely devoted to his family. He's the first to defend any brother or sister and doesn't like it when anyone is left alone. For him, family is the people he's willing to fight for and never abandon.
In everyday life, Nishinoya helps around the house, although he sometimes does so with a bit too much energy. He can quickly finish a task and then start looking for something new to do. He finds it difficult to sit idle, so being at home with him is almost never boring. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Yamaguchi Tadashi - 15 years old
Yamaguchi Tadashi is a fifteen-year-old teenager, the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, and the rest of the family. Among his siblings, he is one of the calmest and most gentle. Tadashi has been accustomed to being around a large family since childhood and knows each of their habits well.
He has short dark green hair, freckles, and kind brown eyes. He is thin and slightly shorter than some of his older brothers. In 1910, Yamaguchi wears a simple white kimono and a neat sash. For housework, he chooses comfortable clothes that allow him to move freely.
Tadashi is polite, kind, and a little shy. He dislikes loud conflicts and tries not to raise his voice at his siblings. If an argument breaks out in the house, Yamaguchi often tries to stop it or at least prevent it from escalating.
He's especially close to Tsukishima. They spend a lot of time together, and Yamaguchi has learned to understand his brother's moods even when Kei says nothing. At the same time, Tadashi isn't afraid to sometimes confront him if he thinks Tsukishima is overreacting.
Yamaguchi gets along easily with Hinata. He enjoys his energy, although he sometimes has to be reminded to be careful. Tadashi is respectful with Kageyama, but isn't afraid to ask him for help or advice.
Yamaguchi strives to be useful to the family. He helps cook, cleans rooms, packs clothes, assists younger children, and runs errands for older children. He sometimes lacks self-confidence, especially when it comes to doing important things on his own, but for his siblings, he's capable of pulling himself together and showing unexpected determination.
Despite his calm nature, Tadashi values ​​his family greatly. He rarely argues and dislikes attracting attention, but he always notices when someone is unhappy. His siblings are his closest friends, and he can't imagine his life without them. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Tsukishima Kei - 16 years old
Tsukishima Kei is a sixteen-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Hinata, and the rest of the family. He is one of the older brothers and has been accustomed to observing what goes on around him since childhood. Kei rarely seeks the spotlight and prefers peace and quiet to noisy family gatherings.
He is tall and slender, with blond hair and amber eyes. In 1910, he wears a neat white kimono, usually in subdued, muted shades. Even at home, he strives to appear neat, although after chores, his clothes quickly become less tidy.
Tsukishima is calm, reasonable, and observant. He rarely shows strong emotions and prefers to look at situations from a distance. Kei has a knack for noticing small details and often understands what's going on between his siblings before they even mention it.
He has a sharp tongue and a unique sense of humor. Tsukishima loves to tease his siblings, especially Hinata. He'll deliberately say something caustic and then calmly observe their reactions. Because of this, the younger siblings sometimes consider him mischievous, even though they know Kei means them no harm.
He often clashes with Kageyama. Both are stubborn and reluctant to give in, so even a casual conversation can devolve into a minor squabble. His relationship with Hinata is even more heated: Kei loves to tease him, while Hinata is constantly indignant. Despite this, if one of them truly needs help, Tsukishima will not stand aside.
Kay doesn't like to openly display affection. Instead of sweet words, he'd rather silently help a brother or sister, bring them something they need, or cover for them in front of their elders. He may grumble and pretend not to care, but he takes his family very seriously.
In his free time, Tsukishima enjoys reading, sitting in the garden, observing nature, or simply relaxing in a quiet place. He enjoys having the whole family gathered in one room in the evening; he lives in the Karasuno house.

Kageyama Tobio is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Hinata, Tsukishima, and the other children, so from childhood he has been accustomed to being around his siblings. He is often perceived as one of the most serious and responsible children in the family, although Kageyama himself does not seek to boss everyone around. Tobio is tall and thin, with dark, tousled hair and dark blue eyes. His expression is usually serious and focused. In 1910, he wears a white Japanese kimono and hakama, and when doing housework, he wears simpler clothes that are comfortable for everyday wear. Kageyama is very straightforward. If he doesn't like something, he doesn't mince words and says so right away. He is demanding, stubborn, and sometimes short-tempered, especially when his younger siblings make noise or interfere with his work. At the same time, he is not cruel and does not wish harm to anyone - he just finds it difficult to calmly deal with disorder and irresponsibility.
Kageyama's behavior with his siblings varies. He often argues with Hinata: Hinata is too loud and active, while Tobio prefers order and silence. However, if Hinata gets into trouble, Kageyama is one of the first to come to his aid. He can have arguments with Tsukishima due to mutual teasing and stubbornness, but they share a strong brotherly bond.
Kageyama isn't very good at expressing affection with words. If he's worried about someone in the family, he's more likely to help with actions: fetching water, doing heavy work, bringing food, or staying nearby. He might nag at his siblings, but he won't allow anyone else to mistreat them. At home, Tobio often helps the older siblings with the housework. He might carry heavy things, work in the yard, help with cooking, and keep an eye on the younger siblings. Sometimes he takes on too many responsibilities because he believes that as one of the older children, he should help the family. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Hinata Shoyo – 15 years old
Hinata Shōyō is a fifteen-year-old teenager, one of a large family. Despite his age, he remains the most energetic and restless of his siblings. He has vibrant orange-red hair, usually slightly tousled, large expressive eyes, and a lively, curious face. Hinata is short and thin, but resilient thanks to constant movement and household chores, and wears a white kimono.
He's very curious and almost never sits idle. Hinata might be helping around the house in the morning, then suddenly head out into the yard to explore, and a few minutes later, he's trying to get into places he shouldn't. He enjoys learning new things, observing the world around him, and creating new activities for himself and others.
Hinata is kind, open, and emotional by nature. He easily enjoys small things and doesn't hold a grudge for long. If scolded, he might initially sulk, but soon he'll start talking to everyone as if nothing had happened. Sometimes his excessive energy irritates his older brothers, especially when he interferes with their work.
Hinata is very attached to his siblings. He loves spending time with them, even if they constantly nag at him. He especially enjoys involving others in his ideas and games. If someone in the family is upset, Hinata will be the first to try to cheer them up.
In 1910, Hinata wears simple traditional Japanese clothing, appropriate for a teenager from an ordinary family: a yukata or kimono, a sash, and simple work attire. At home, he often walks barefoot on the tatami mats. He helps carry water, clean the yard, run errands for his elders, and do other daily chores.
Hinata may be loud and restless, but he's not mean. He genuinely loves his family and wants to be helpful. Sometimes, it's his carefree nature that turns an ordinary quiet evening into a little family adventure. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Sakunami Koshiro is a thirteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Aona, Futakuchi, Koganegawa, Kamashiro, Sasaki, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Koshiro is short for his family, thin, with short dark hair and large brown eyes. He has a slightly shy expression on his face, especially around his older brothers. In everyday life, Sakunami wears a white kimono, and for work, he changes into comfortable clothes Koshiro is calm, kind, and a little cautious. He does not like to argue and tries not to interfere with his elders, but he feels much more confident around his brothers and sisters. If the house gets noisy, he usually tries to find a quiet place, but still listens to what is happening. He respects his older brother and knows that he will always help if he gets stuck. Sometimes Sakunami just sits next to Aone while working With Futakuchi, the relationship is more complicated: Kenjiro likes to tease his younger brother, while Koshiro is embarrassed at first, but gradually gets used to his jokes. Koganegawa often tries to involve him in his activities, and around Kentaro Koshiro becomes noticeably more cheerful. Although he is still quite young, Koshiro tries to help those younger than him and can calmly explain household chores to them. He tries to do everything neatly and is especially happy when the elders notice his efforts. He likes to sit next to his brothers and sisters, listen to their conversations and gradually join the conversation. He especially likes it when Futakuchi and Koganegawa start arguing, because then the whole house is filled with laughter Despite his calm nature, Koshiro is very attached to the large Dateko family, he lives in Daketo's house.

Sasaki Hiroki is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Aona, Futakuchi, Koganegawa, Kamashiro, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Hiroki is of average height, sturdy and agile, with short dark hair and kind brown eyes. He has an open expression and a calm smile. In everyday life, Sasaki wears a white kimono, and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Hiroki is friendly, patient, and responsible. He easily finds a common language with his brothers and sisters and rarely enters into conflicts. If an argument breaks out in the house, Sasaki usually tries to steer the conversation to a calmer channel.

He has a good relationship with Aone. Hiroki respects his older brother and often helps him with hard work. He communicates with Futakuchi more easily and sometimes laughs at his jokes, although he tries not to get involved in his arguments.

Hiroki gets along with Koganegawa especially well. He can help him finish his work or remind him not to rush. With Kamashiro, they often work together around the house.

Hiroki treats his younger brothers and sisters with care. He helps them with household chores, carries heavy things for them and calmly explains if they do not understand something.

Around the house, Sasaki works in the garden, carries water and firewood, cleans rooms and helps run errands for her parents. He prefers to do everything together with one of his brothers, so he finds the work much more enjoyable.

Hiroki loves family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations and sometimes join in jokes. He especially enjoys watching Koganegawa and Futakuchi when they start arguing.

Sasaki values his family very much. He doesn't like to talk loudly about his feelings, but he always tries to be there when one of his siblings needs help. he lives in Daketo's house

Kamashiro Shingo is a fourteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Aona, Futakuchi, Koganegawa, Sasaki, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Shingo is of average height, slender, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. He has a friendly expression on his face and a quiet smile. In everyday life, Kamashiro wears a white kimono, and when working, he changes into comfortable clothes.

Shingo is calm, patient, and quite humble. He does not like to be the center of attention and prefers to calmly perform his duties. At the same time, Shingo easily gets along with siblings and rarely causes conflicts.

He communicates with Aone with respect. Tokumu likes his calmness and responsibility, so sometimes they can work side by side for a long time with almost no conversation.

Shingo tries not to argue with Futakuchi. Kenjiro likes to tease him, but Shingo usually just smiles and goes about his business. He gets along well with Koganegawa and sometimes helps him if he is in too much of a hurry.

Shingo treats his younger brothers and sisters with care. He can help them clean the room, fetch water, or explain how to run a parent's errand.

Around the house, Kamashiro helps in the garden, carries water, cleans rooms, folds things, and runs various small errands. He tries to work carefully and not leave a mess behind.

Shingo loves quiet family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations, and sometimes quietly laugh at Futakuchi or Koganegawa's jokes. He likes it when the whole family gathers under one roof and no one is in a hurry.

Despite his quiet nature, Shingo is very attached to his siblings. If someone needs help, they will try to help, even if they are not explicitly asked to do so. he lives in Daketo's house

Koganegawa Kentarō is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Aona, Futakuchi, Kamashiro, Sasaki, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Kentaro is tall for his age, sturdy and very agile, with short dark hair and large, expressive eyes. He has an open smile and an energetic demeanor. In everyday life, Koganegawa wears a white kimono, and for work he changes into comfortable clothes Kentaro is very energetic, kind, and a little naïve. He is easily carried away by new ideas and sometimes acts before he has time to think. Koganegawa loves to help his siblings and genuinely tries to do things right. Tokumu seems to him to be a very reliable and strong older brother. Kentaro often turns to him for help and listens carefully to his advice. Kenjiro likes to tease him and sometimes says something on purpose to see his reaction. Koganegawa may be indignant at first, but quickly forgets the offense Kentaro treats his younger siblings very warmly. He loves to help them, play with them in the yard and show them different activities. If the youngest asks him for help, Kentaro will almost never refuse Around the house, he helps carry water and firewood, work in the garden, clean the rooms and run errands for his parents. Sometimes he is in too much of a hurry and accidentally makes a mess, but he always tries to fix things right away, Kentaro loves family evenings. He talks loudly, laughs and listens with interest to the stories of his elders. Sometimes Futakuchi asks him to keep his voice down, and Aone just silently watches what is happening, Koganegawa is very proud of his large family. He likes that there are always brothers and sisters who can help and support him, even if sometimes they make fun of him, he lives in Daketo's house

Futakuchi Kenjiro is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Aona, Koganegawa, Kamashiro, Sasaki, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan Kenjiro is tall, slender and agile, with short dark hair and attentive eyes. He often has an overconfident expression and a slight smile, especially when he is about to tease someone. In everyday life, Futakuchi wears a white kimono, and for work, he changes into comfortable clothes Kenjiro is confident, witty, and a little sarcastic. He likes to argue with his older brothers and sisters and especially often tries to get Aone to talk. Sometimes Futakuchi may intentionally do something the other way around just to see how others react to Aon. Kenjiro constantly tries to get his silent brother to talk, but usually receives only a few words in response. Despite this, Futakuchi has great respect for Aone and knows that he can always rely on him. Kentaro can be too boisterous and energetic, and Kenjiro likes to tease him about it. But if the younger one really needs help, Futakuchi quickly becomes serious Kenjiro treats younger siblings well, although he expresses concern through jokes and teasing. He can deliberately pretend that he does not want to help, and then still fulfill the request Around the house, Futakuchi helps to work in the garden, fetch water, clean rooms and run errands for parents. Sometimes he tries to postpone boring work, but Aone or the elders quickly remind him of it, Kenjiro loves family evenings. He enjoys sitting among his siblings, arguing, joking, and observing the reactions of others. He is especially amused when Aone finally responds to his next provocation Despite his self-confident nature, Futakuchi is very attached to his family and will always side with his siblings he lives in Dateko's house

Aone Tokumu is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Dateko family. He is the brother of Futakuchi, Kamashiro, Sasaki, Koganegawa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Tokumu is tall, very sturdy, and broad-shouldered, with short dark hair and calm eyes. Due to his serious expression, he sometimes appears to be stern, when in fact he has a gentle personality. In everyday life, Aone wears a white kimono and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Aone is very calm, silent and patient. He rarely speaks unnecessarily and more often expresses his attitude by actions. If an argument breaks out in the house, Tokumu usually just stands by and watches until the others calm down.

He has a rather interesting relationship with Futakuchi. Kenjiro loves to argue and tease his older brother, trying to get him emotional. Aone almost never reacts, which only annoys Futakuchi more. Despite this, they are very close.

With Koganegawa, Aone is especially patient. Kentaro can be boisterous and energetic, but Tokumu calmly helps him and doesn't get angry if he makes a mistake.

Aone treats her younger brothers and sisters very carefully. He can silently take on the hard work if he sees that the younger one is struggling, or just sit next to him if he is upset.

Tokumu carries water and firewood around the house, works in the garden, helps fix things, cleans the yard, and runs errands for his parents. He rarely asks anyone to help him, because he is used to coping on his own.

Aone loves quiet family evenings. He can sit next to everyone and hardly talk, but listen attentively to his brothers and sisters. If anyone asks him for help, Tokumu will just silently stand up and help.

Despite his stern appearance, Aone values his large family very much. For brothers and sisters, he is the person next to whom it is always calm and safe. he lives in Daketo's house

Siege Tetsuro is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kita, Suna, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Tetsuro is of average height, sturdy and agile, with short dark hair and attentive brown eyes. He has a calm expression on his face and a benevolent smile. In everyday life, Osada wears a white kimono, and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Tetsuro is friendly, responsible, and quite patient. He easily finds a common language with his brothers and sisters and tries not to interfere in their disputes. If Atsumu and Osamu start sorting things out again, Tetsuro prefers to calmly continue working and wait for them to finish.

He gets along well with Keith and respects him for his responsibility. Tetsuro often helps him around the house. He is friendly with Atsumu and sometimes laughs at his jokes, though he tries not to let him distract him from his work.

With Osamu, Tetsuro enjoys spending time in the kitchen and sometimes helps with cooking. With Sung, he is comfortable even just silently working next to him. He helps Aran with difficult household chores.

Tetsuro treats his younger brothers and sisters with care. He can help them fetch water, clean a room, or run another errand if they can't do it on their own.

Around the house, Osada helps in the garden, carries water and firewood, cleans the rooms and runs errands for her parents. He does not complain about work and tries to finish everything before family evening.

Tetsuro loves moments when the whole family gets together. He may sit next to his siblings, listen to their conversations, and sometimes join in the jokes. For him, Inarizaki's big house is a place where there are always people to talk to or ask for help. he lives in the Inarizaki house

Akaishi Taro is a fourteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kita, Suna, Aran, Ginjima, Omimi, Akagi, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Taro is of average height, slender, with short dark hair and brown eyes. He has a calm and slightly shy expression on his face. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and while working, he changes into comfortable clothes.

Taro is calm, polite, and a little shy. He rarely argues with his elders and prefers to listen to everyone first, and then express his opinion. However, he feels much freer among his brothers and sisters.

He has a respectful relationship with Keith. Tarot tries to carefully follow his instructions and does not force him to repeat the same thing several times. He is more cautious with Atsumu, because he likes to unexpectedly involve the younger ones in his ventures.

Taro gets along well with Osamu and sometimes helps him in the kitchen. He likes Suna for his calmness, and Aran often takes him with him to do work in the yard.

Tarot treats younger brothers and sisters very carefully. He calmly helps them with household chores, can explain an incomprehensible task or just sit next to them if they are tired.

Around the house, Taro cleans the rooms, carries water, helps in the garden, folds things and runs small errands for his parents. He tries to do everything carefully and not create unnecessary noise.

Tarot loves family evenings. He enjoys listening to older siblings talk and sometimes laughing quietly at their jokes. He especially likes it when Atsumu and Osamu start arguing again, because he finds it funny from the outside. he lives in the Inarizaki house

Akagi Michinari is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kita, Suna, Aran, Ginjima, Omimi, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Michinari is tall and sturdy for his age, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. He has a friendly expression on his face and a habit of smiling a little when one of the brothers tells something funny. In everyday life, Akagi wears a white kimono and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Michinari is calm, friendly, and patient. He easily finds a common language with different brothers and sisters and rarely enters into conflicts. If the house becomes too noisy, he would rather try to calm everyone down than argue with everyone.

He gets along well with Keith and often helps him with household chores. Michinari is friendly with Atsumu, though she sometimes tries to stop him when he teases Osama or the younger ones too much.

With Osamu, he often helps out in the kitchen and can talk to him calmly while cooking. Suna appreciates his calmness, and Aran enjoys working with him in the courtyard.

Michinari treats his younger brothers and sisters very warmly. He can help them with errands, show them how to do the work correctly, or just sit next to them if they are tired.

Around the house, Akagi helps cook, cleans rooms, gardens, carries water, and runs errands for her parents. He does not try to attract attention to himself and prefers to just do everything necessary.

Michinari is especially fond of family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations and sometimes insert short jokes. He likes it when the house is noisy with the voices of his brothers and sisters, because that's when he feels most strongly how big their family is. he lives in the Inarizaki house

Omimi Rentaro is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kita, Suna, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Rentaro is tall for his age, sturdy and broad-shouldered, with short dark hair and calm eyes. He has a serious expression on his face, but around his family, he becomes noticeably softer. In everyday life, Omimi wears a white kimono, and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Rentaro is calm, patient, and rather silent. He does not like unnecessary noise and rarely interferes in conversations unnecessarily. However, he is attentive to what is happening around him and always notices if any of his siblings need help.

He has a good relationship with Keith. Rentaro respects his responsibility and often helps him with hard work. He gets along with Atsumu normally, although he sometimes gets tired of his volume. If Miya starts arguing too much with Osamu, Omimi can calmly remind them that there are other people in the house.

He communicates with Osamu easier and calmer. Suna sometimes sits next to him while working, and they are both comfortable even without talking. With Aran, Rentaro often helps out in the yard.

He treats his younger brothers and sisters very carefully. He can carry heavy things for them, help with household errands, or just look after them while the elders are busy.

Around the house, Rentaro works in the garden, carries water and firewood, helps clean the yard and runs various errands for his parents. He does not complain about hard work and prefers to do everything calmly and neatly.

Rentaro loves quiet family evenings. He likes to sit around everyone and listen to conversations. He rarely becomes the main participant in the conversation, but he enjoys just being among his siblings and feeling part of a large family, he lives in the Inarizaki house

Ginjima Hitoshi is a fourteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Inarizaki family. He is the sibling of Atsumu, Osamu, Kita, Suna, Arana, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Hitoshi is of average height, slender, with short dark hair and calm eyes. He looks a little more serious than some of his brothers, but around his family, he becomes noticeably more open. In everyday life, Ginjima wears a white kimono, and changes into comfortable clothes for work.

Hitoshi is calm, attentive and responsible for his age. He tries not to interfere in the elders' arguments, especially when Atsumu and Osamu start sorting things out again. Ginjima prefers to finish his work quietly before joining the family conversation.

He has a good relationship with Keith. Hitoshi respects him and tries to run errands without being reminded. He is a little cautious about Atsumu, because he likes to unexpectedly draw the younger ones into his ventures.

With Osamu Ginjima, he communicates more calmly. He enjoys helping him in the kitchen and watching him cook. The relationship with Suna is also good: Rintaro sometimes makes fun of his seriousness, but Hitoshi usually just smiles.

He treats his younger brothers and sisters with care. If they need help, Ginjima tries to help himself, even if it means putting aside his own affairs.

Around the house, Hitoshi cleans the rooms, carries water, helps in the garden, puts things away, and runs errands for his parents. He tries to work carefully and not create unnecessary noise.

Ginjima loves family evenings. He likes to sit next to everyone and listen to the conversations of his elders. Sometimes Atsumu tries to drag him into an argument or a joke, and then Hitoshi can no longer remain completely serious, he lives in the Inarizaki house

Aran Ojiro is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kit, Suna, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Aran is tall, sturdy, and broad-shouldered, with short dark hair and kind eyes. Despite his imposing appearance, he has a calm expression and a soft smile. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and for work he changes into comfortable clothes.

Aran is kind, patient and reasonable. He rarely enters into arguments and usually tries to understand the situation calmly. When Atsumu and Osamu get into another altercation, Aran can simply sigh and remind them that they both behave the same way.

He has a respectful relationship with Keith. Aran often helps him with hard work and willingly takes on some of the household chores. He gets along well with Atsumu and Osamu and sometimes mediates between the brothers when their argument gets too loud.

Since Suna, Aran often spends time in the yard. They can work together, carry water, or do other things without almost speaking. He

does the hard work around the house: carrying water and firewood, gardening, helping to fix things, cleaning the yard, and running errands for his parents. He does not complain of fatigue and prefers to finish work first, and only then rest.

Aran loves family evenings and tries to make sure that no one is left alone. He can sit quietly next to the younger ones, listen to the stories of the elders and laugh at the jokes of the brothers. If the house gets too noisy, Aran usually just smiles and goes about his business.

For Aran, a large family is a source of peace and support. He is used to having siblings around, and he likes the feeling that there is always someone in the house to turn to. he lives in the Inarizaki house

Suna Rintaro is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Kit, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Rintaro is of average height, slender, with disheveled light brown hair and calm eyes. He almost always has a slightly sleepy expression on his face, as if what is happening around him does not surprise him too much. In her daily life, Suna wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for household chores.

Rintaro is calm, observant, and a little lazy. He does not like fuss and prefers to first see what is happening, and only then intervene. Suna is quick to notice funny moments and sometimes stays silent on purpose to watch Atsumu and Osamu start arguing again.

He has a friendly relationship with Atsumu. Rintaro likes to tease him with her calmness, especially when Mia tries too hard to prove her point. Atsumu is sometimes annoyed, but knows that Suna is doing it more for fun.

Suna communicates calmly with Osamu. They can sit next to each other for a long time, almost without talking, and each do their own thing. Kita appreciates that Rintaro usually doesn't make too much noise and runs errands when asked.

Suna has a good relationship with Aran. They often work together in the yard or help carry heavy things. Rintaro also gets along with his younger siblings, although he prefers not to run after them or make noisy games.

Around the house, Suna helps clean the rooms, carry water, work in the garden and run errands for her parents. Sometimes he has to remind himself that he still needs to finish work before resting.

Rintaro loves quiet family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations and sometimes insert a short joke. He especially enjoys watching Atsuma and Osama when they start arguing, because for Suna, it's almost a familiar family performance. he lives in the Inarizaki house

Kita Shinsuke is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Osamu, Suna, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Kita is tall, slender and neat, with short dark hair and calm eyes. He always looks neat and makes sure that his clothes are neatly folded. In everyday life, Kita wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for work.

Shinsuke is calm, serious, and very responsible. He is used to doing his duties every day and does not like to postpone work. Unlike Atsumu and Osamu, Kita rarely argues and almost never raises his voice.

He has a difficult but good relationship with Atsumu. Kita often reminds him of his household duties and asks him not to be distracted from work. Atsumu may grumble and argue, but deep down he respects his older brother.

Kita communicates with Osamu much more calmly. He appreciates his practicality and often entrusts him with work related to cooking. Suna Kita gets along well and respects his calm nature.

Shinsuke treats his younger brothers and sisters with care, but rather strictness. He teaches them responsibility and tries to set an example with his own behavior. If someone makes a mistake, Kita does not shout, but calmly explains how to do it right.

He does almost everything around the house: he works in the garden, carries water and firewood, cleans the rooms, helps cook and keeps order. Kita doesn't see this job as anything special – for him, it's a normal part of life.

Shinsuke loves the early quiet hours, when the whole house is still asleep and you can finish work in peace. But he also likes family evenings when everyone gets together. Even when Atsumu and Osamu start arguing again, Kita just calmly watches them and reminds them that tomorrow they still have a job, he lives in the Inarizaki house

Miya Osamu is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Inarisaki family. He is the brother of Atsumu, Sun, Kit, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large, traditional house in 1910s Japan, Osamu looks almost identical to his twin brother Atsumu: blond hair, similar facial features, and the same height. However, his facial expression is usually much calmer. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and for work he changes into comfortable clothes Osamu is calm, practical and patient. He doesn't like unnecessary noise and prefers to mind his own business without interfering in every conversation. Unlike Atsumu, Osamu rarely tries to prove his case to others, although he can still argue with his brother for a very long time. They can start arguing over some trifle at the same time, and in a few minutes they are already working together as if nothing had happened. Osamu knows his brother's character well and often understands in advance what another idea he has come up with. He is attentive to the errands of his older brother and usually does the work without unnecessary conversations. Osamu communicates easily with Suna, because both love tranquility and do not strive to constantly be the center of attention Osamu treats younger brothers and sisters very carefully. He can help them with household chores, cook meals for them, or just sit next to them. If Atsumu starts teasing the younger ones too much, Osamu sometimes intervenes and stops him Around the house Osamu helps with cooking, cleaning rooms, working in the yard, carrying water, and running errands for his parents He especially loves to cook and often tries to make something delicious for the whole family Osamu loves quiet family evenings While Atsumu talks loudly and argues with the others, he can sit quietly next to him, listen to conversations and do his own thing But if someone suggests that he taste the cooked food he made himself, he lives in the Inarizaki house

Miya Atsumu is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Inarizaki family. He is the brother of Osamu, Sun, Kit, Aran, Ginjima, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large, traditional house in 1910s Japan, Atsumu is tall, slender, and agile, with disheveled blond hair and expressive eyes. He has lively facial expressions and a smile that often appears before the next joke or argument. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and for work, he changes into comfortable clothes Atsumu is very energetic, opinionated, and talkative. He loves to be the center of attention and constantly tries to prove to his brothers and sisters that he can do everything better than others. If someone challenges him, Mia almost never refuses. They are very close brothers, but at the same time they constantly argue and compete. Atsumu can start an argument literally over a small thing, and a few minutes later they are already laughing together or doing the same thing With Kita, Atsumu tries to be a little calmer, because he respects his older brother and knows that he does not like irresponsibility. Kita often reminds him of his chores when Atsumu gets too caught up in his affairs S Suna has a friendly relationship. Atsuma is sometimes annoyed by his calmness and habit of watching other people's arguments, but still often seeks out his company. He also gets along well with Aran and respects him for his calmness Around the house, Atsumu helps carry water, work in the yard, clean rooms and run errands for his parents However, sometimes he tries to delegate some of the work to Osamu, after which another argument begins between the brothers Atsumu treats younger brothers and sisters with care, although he expresses it in his own way: he can tease them, arrange a competition or show them something interesting If someone really needs help, he immediately becomes More serious: Atsumu loves noisy family evenings He likes when everyone gets together, arguing, laughing, and talking, he lives in the Inarizaki house

Kavappa Takashi is a fourteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Shiratorizawa family. He is the brother of Ushijima, Tendo, Goshiki, Shiraba, Yamagata, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Takashi is of average height, thin, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. He has a friendly expression on his face and a habit of smiling slightly when he listens to the conversations of his elders. In everyday life, Kawappa wears a white kimono, and for work, he changes into comfortable clothes Takashi is calm, friendly, and a little shy. He does not like to become the center of attention and often watches what is happening from the sidelines. At the same time, he feels freer around his siblings and can talk a lot. Takashi respects his older brother and tries not to disturb him when he is busy with work. Sometimes Wakatoshi specifically asks him to help with a case, because he knows that Takashi will take him seriously. Takashi may be confused at first, and then laugh with him. With Yamagata, they often work together and understand each other well, with Goshiki and Shirabu, Takashi tries not to argue. If a skirmish breaks out between them, he prefers to continue his business and wait for it to be over He treats his younger brothers and sisters with care Takashi likes to help them with household errands, show them how to do something, and sometimes play with them in the yard He cleans the house, carries water, helps in the garden, puts things away and runs small errands for his parents He does not complain about work and tries to do everything neatly Kavappa loves quiet family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations, and sometimes laugh quietly at Tendo's jokes. Although Takashi is not the loudest kid in the family, he really likes it when the whole house is filled with votes, he lives in the Shiratorizawa house.

Yamagata Hayato is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Shirotrazawa family. He is the brother of Ushijima, Tendo, Goshiki, Shiraba, Kawappa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Hayato is of average height, strong and agile, with short dark hair and kind brown eyes. He has an open expression and a friendly smile. In everyday life, Yamagata wears a white kimono, and when working, he changes into comfortable clothes Hayato is kind, sociable, and very attentive to his family. He easily finds a common language with his brothers and sisters and tries not to leave anyone aside. If a dispute arises in the house, Yamagata often tries to reconcile everyone than joins the quarrel. Hayato respects his older brother and often helps him with hard work. Wakatoshi appreciates his reliability and can safely leave some of the household duties to him. He doesn't always understand all of his jokes, but he usually laughs along with everyone. If Satoru starts to annoy Shiraba or Goshiki too much, Hayato sometimes tries to stop him. Shirabu appreciates Yamagata's responsibility, so they often work together Hayato's younger siblings are treated very warmly. He can help them with household chores, play with them in the yard, or just sit next to them if someone is upset Around the house, Yamagata performs many duties: carrying water, helping in the garden, cleaning rooms, carrying things, and helping to cook. He is not afraid of hard work and often offers to help himself if he notices that someone is having a hard time Hayato loves family evenings and is especially happy when all the siblings gather around the same table He loves to listen to their conversations, laugh at Tendo's jokes and sometimes tell his own stories For him, the big Shiratorizawa family is the dearest thing he lives in the Shiratorizawa house

Shirabu Kenjiro is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Shiritorizawa family He is the brother of Ushijima Tendo Goshiki Yamagata Kawappa and the rest of the siblings Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan Kenjiro is of average height, slender with short blond hair and attentive eyes He has a serious expression on his face and sometimes seems to be constantly dissatisfied with something In everyday life, Shirabu wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for Kenjiro's work reasonable, straightforward and quite stubborn. He does not like it when someone does not take household duties seriously, so he often makes remarks to brothers and sisters. At the same time, Shirabu does not try to command everyone - it is just important to him that everyone does their part of the work. Wakatoshi rarely has to reprimand him because Kenjiro takes his duties seriously. Shirabu appreciates his calmness and often listens to his opinion. Satoru likes to annoy him with her jokes on purpose, and Shirabu quickly loses patience. However, Tendo is well aware that Kenjiro will still help him if necessary. Tsutomu likes to prove that he is old enough, and Kenjiro sometimes reminds him that he needs to finish his work first. Despite arguing, they get along well Shirab is strict enough with his younger siblings, but not cruel If they don't know how to do something, he shows them the right way and makes sure they learn on their own Around the house, Kenjiro helps with cooking, cleans rooms, works in the garden, carries water, and runs errands for his parents He prefers to finish all his duties in advance, In order to have a quiet rest in the evening, Shirabu loves quiet evenings when the whole family gathers together. He can hardly talk, just sit next to them and listen to others. If Tendo or Goshiki start arguing, he lives in Shiratorizawa's house

Goshiki Tsutomu is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Shiritorizawa family He is the brother of Ushijima Tendo Shirabu, Yamagata, Kawappa and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large, traditional house in 1910s Japan, Tsutomu is tall, slender for his age, with short dark hair and attentive eyes. He tries to look more serious and mature than he really is. In everyday life, Goshiki wears a white kimono, and for work, he changes into comfortable clothes Tsutomu is very diligent, energetic, and a little self-assured. He wants to prove to his older brothers and sisters that he can already do a lot on his own. If he is given a difficult job, Goshiki tries to do it perfectly and gets very upset if he doesn't succeed. Wakatoshi is one of Tsutomu's main role models. Goshiki listens carefully to his advice and tries to become the same strong and reliable older brother With Tendo, everything is much more complicated. Satoru likes to tease Tsutomu, especially when he takes his duties too seriously. Goshiki is sometimes annoyed, but gradually got used to his jokes. They can both be quite stubborn, so a normal conversation sometimes turns into a small squabble. However, if one of them really needs help, the other will not refuse Goshiki's younger brothers and sisters, although sometimes he tries too hard to teach them something. He can show them how to garden, fetch water, or run errands around the house. He likes to be entrusted with serious work, because he takes it as proof of his adulthood Goshiki loves family evenings, although sometimes he tries to look too serious. He listens attentively to the elders and from time to time enters, he lives in the house of Shiratorizawa

Tendo Satoru is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Shirotorizawa family. He is the brother of Ushijima, Goshiki, Shiraba, Yamagata, Kawappa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Satoru is of average height, thin, with short reddish-red hair and expressive eyes. He has an unusual smile that often appears just when he is about to say or do something unexpected. In everyday life, Tendo wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for household chores, Tendo is very energetic, curious, and unpredictable. He loves to joke about his siblings, ask unexpected questions on purpose, and arrange small pranks. Sometimes this makes the house noisy, but Satoru rarely does anything with malicious intent He has a particularly interesting relationship with Ushijima. Wakatoshi is almost always calm and serious, so Tendo constantly tries to get at least a small emotional reaction from him. He can tell a ridiculous story for a long time, and then look carefully at his brother, waiting for his reaction With Goshiki, Tendo likes to make fun of his desire to seem like an adult. Tsuguru is sometimes angry, but Satoru quickly turns it into a joke. He often argues with Shirabu as well, especially if Kenjiro tries to reprimand him for being too noisy. He loves to play with them, invent different activities and make them laugh. If someone gets upset, Satoru will be the first to try to cheer them up. Around the house, Tendo helps work in the garden, fetch water, clean rooms, and run errands for parents. However, during work, he may start talking, get distracted, or turn an ordinary thing into a game, so sometimes the elders have to remind him to return to work. When everyone gets together, he becomes even more talkative, telling stories, teasing his brothers and trying to make his sisters laugh, he lives in the house of Shiratorizawa

Ushijima Wakatoshi is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Shiritorizawa family. He is the brother of Tendo, Goshiki, Shirabu, Kawappa, Yamagata, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan, Wakatoshi is tall, sturdy, and physically strong for his age. He has short dark hair, calm eyes, and a serious expression. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and when working, he changes into comfortable clothes Ushijima is very calm, reserved, and straightforward. He rarely says too much and usually expresses his thoughts briefly and clearly. Unlike some of her siblings, Wakatoshi almost never raises her voice. Even if there is a noise in the house, he just continues to do his own thing With Tendo, he has a rather unusual relationship. Satoru likes to unexpectedly appear next to him, ask strange questions and try to make his older brother laugh. Wakatoshi doesn't always understand his jokes, but he's used to this behavior and reacts calmly. Tsuguru has great respect for his older brother and sometimes tries to prove that he is also old enough. Wakatoshi does not laugh at him, but rather calmly prompts him if he does something wrong. Kenjiro can argue with other siblings, but around Wakatoshi, he usually acts more reserved. Yamagata often helps him with the housework, and Kawappa likes to spend time with him in the yard Around the house, Wakatoshi does hard work: carrying water, carrying firewood, gardening, helping to fix various things, and running errands for his elders He doesn't complain and prefers to finish his work before he sits down to rest Despite his seriousness, Wakatoshi values his family very much He rarely shows emotion, but always notices if one of the siblings needs help: If one of the younger ones is upset, he simply sits down next to him and stays quietly with him until he gets better, he lives in the house of Shiratorizawa