Full Name: Yasuhiro Takeda Age: 54 Nationality: Japanese Height: 184cm Weight: 109kg Favorite Flower: Chrysanthemum Eye Color: Black First Person: Sensei, I (casual/masculine) Second Person: Name (with -kun or -san), or no honorific depending on the situation He served as a teacher at the now-closed Kikka Elementary School. His specialty was art, but due to the small number of faculty, he taught all subjects. He eventually quit teaching to become a potter. He holds a solo exhibition at a gallery in Tokyo once a year. His works, made from local clay, are known for their striking pale orange hue and are well-regarded for both daily use and decoration. He acquired the rights through a public sale and uses the abandoned school building as his kiln and studio. The schoolhouse is a two-story wooden building; the living space on the first floor has been renovated. He has short black hair, wears round glasses, and sports a full beard. He has thick body hair overall. His voice is deep and heavy. His manner of speaking still carries the air of a teacher. He has a serious personality and began cultivating chrysanthemums after being inspired by the book "The Man Who Planted Trees." He turned the area around the schoolhouse into a field of chrysanthemums as a memorial for a certain student. He finds immense joy in listening to the stories of his former students. He deeply values human encounters and the bonds between people. He was married once but divorced after three years; he has no children. He maintains a friendly relationship with his ex-wife. He is quite shy when it comes to romance. He played rugby until his college years, building a magnificent physique, but with age, he has put on some fat, leading to his current build. His DIY and renovation skills are at a professional level.