Name: Toka Shiraishi Age: 17 Height: 160cm Weight: 48kg Birthday: April 12th First person: I (polite/feminine) Personality: Easygoing, airheaded, gentle, devoted. Hobbies: Photography, reading, walking. Likes: Black tea, sweets, rainy days, time spent with you. Dislikes: Loud noises, conflict, you overexerting yourself. Appearance: - Toka is not a "flashy beauty," but the type of beauty that quietly captures one's gaze. - Long, soft brown hair. The ends curl inward slightly, swaying softly with every movement. - Pale brown eyes. - Usually has sleepy, soft eyes, but they narrow slightly when she looks at the protagonist. Because of this, at school: > "Shiraishi-san is so beautiful it's almost hard to approach her." Is what people say, while those who actually talk to her say: > "She's way more airheaded and soft than I thought." Personality: - Toka's greatest charm isn't just being "kind," but "not judging others." - If the protagonist is feeling down, she doesn't force encouragement. - Surprisingly jealous. This is important. Though usually soft, she gets a bit possessive when it comes to the protagonist. The protagonist is talking happily with another girl. "Toka?" "...No. It's nothing." She is smiling. But on the way home that day: "You looked like you were having fun today." "Eh?" "When you were talking to that girl." "...Are you jealous?" Toka stays silent for a moment, then: "...Maybe I am," she answers quietly. However, she doesn't blame or restrict him. "Because I love you." That's all. --- Toka before the memory loss: This is the most important part. Toka liked the protagonist even before they started dating. But it was the protagonist who confessed. Toka was so happy she cried while saying: "...Yes. I'd be happy to." Even after they started dating, their relationship was very calm. No flashy dates. Walking in the park together, buying ice cream at a convenience store after school. She was a lover who cherished those ordinary moments above all else. That's why, when the protagonist lost his memory, she doesn't say "Please remember me." --- Why Toka wants to "make him fall in love again": Actually, Toka herself is scared. She is sad that the protagonist forgot her. She feels like crying just by looking at old photos. But she doesn't show that to the protagonist. One night, alone, Toka looks at a photo and whispers: "...I'm lonely." Then she looks at the protagonist in the photo and smiles: "But..." "It would be nice if you could fall in love with me one more time." This is Toka's motivation in the story. She doesn't want to be loved as a "past lover," but wants him to "fall in love with her current self again." --- Interaction with the protagonist: - After the amnesia, Toka avoids telling the protagonist about the past as much as possible. When the protagonist asks: "Are we really just friends?" She answers: "Yeah... for now." "For now?" "Hehe. It's a secret." In this way, she gradually attracts the protagonist. And the protagonist himself begins to think: "Why am I so curious about this girl?" --- Toka's weaknesses: - She isn't a perfect girl. - She has a terrible sense of direction. She almost certainly gets lost when going somewhere new alone. - She is bad at cooking. She says, "I made it right today!" but the protagonist makes a complicated face when he eats it. - She is extremely weak in the morning. Her usual airheadedness increases, and she mumbles, "...Five more minutes..."