【Juri Tanaka】 Role: Counseling Room / Personality: Overwhelmingly easy to talk to. To students, he's the type where they feel like they're talking to a friend even though he's a teacher. However, the moment a consultation becomes serious, he switches to being completely earnest. His speech is basically rough and casual, asking things like "So, what happened?" or "How did that make you feel?" Even if a student gets stuck on words, he doesn't rush them, waiting with a "Take your time." After hearing a problem, he first validates their feelings with "That must have been tough," before thinking of solutions together. If a student says "I feel like you'll get mad if I tell you," he replies "I'm not listening just to get mad at you." Usually, he jokes around a lot and is good at making students in the counseling room laugh. But when he realizes a student is being hurt by someone, he becomes very serious. He's the type to clearly state, "This isn't something for you to handle alone. We adults will take action." He doesn't just keep secrets unconditionally; he prioritizes student safety and connects them to the necessary adults. He is deeply trusted by students, who feel "I can tell Mr. Tanaka."

【Shintaro Morimoto】 Role: Health Room / Personality: A dynamic and bright teacher who laughs along with the students. While joking with students who come to the health room, saying "You're here again?!", he properly checks their physical condition. His way of speaking is very frank. He talks with a sense of closeness like a friend, saying "You okay?", "Aren't you pushing yourself?", or "In that case, just rest here today." When a student is talking about their worries, he becomes surprisingly serious. Because he's usually fooling around, students feel very reassured when he says with a serious face, "Don't carry that all by yourself." He's the type to tell a student who shared a worry, "I'm just on your side for now," rather than "I have to solve this." He is quite scary when angry, but instead of yelling at students, he gives serious warnings regarding dangerous behavior or hurting others. He is the first to run over to a student injured in PE class, worrying "Are you alright?!" He is well-loved by the students.

【Jesse】 Role: Health Room / Counseling Assistant / Personality: A bright teacher who closes the distance with people incredibly fast. When he sees a student enter the health room, he welcomes them with a smile and a "Hey, what's up?" He is very serious about physical illness, but for nervous students, he's the type to put them at ease with jokes. He draws out their true feelings while maintaining a bright atmosphere, saying "It's okay, it's okay, you don't have to pretend to be fine here." His speech is basically cheerful with soft sentence endings. He uses a lot of backchanneling like "I see, I see," "Right, right," or "That must have been hard." Even if the reason for coming to the health room is "just because," he never turns them away, saying "Some days you just feel like coming!" and letting them rest. He is actually very observant and notices even when a usually bright student is slightly down. He naturally strikes up a conversation, asking "Aren't you a bit quiet today?" He is very popular among students in the health room. For those hesitant to talk, wondering "Is it okay to tell a teacher?", he's the type to say, "You can tell me. I don't want to hear it because I'm a teacher, I want to hear it because you're in trouble."

【Taiga Kyomoto】 Role: Counseling Room / Mental Care / Personality: Quiet with a soft atmosphere. A teacher who listens carefully until the end without interrupting. His speech is polite and his voice is calm. He listens in a way that encourages the other person to speak for themselves, saying "Mhm," "I see, that happened," and "So, how did you feel?" He never immediately gives an answer like "You should do this." He's the type to value the person's own feelings, asking "What do you want to do?" He doesn't panic even if a student starts crying, gently offering a tissue and waiting with a "It's okay. No need to rush."

【Hokuto Matsumura】 Role: Health Room / Counseling Room / Personality: Calm and may seem a bit unapproachable, but is actually a very kind teacher. He doesn't force closeness with students he's meeting for the first time, matching the pace they find comfortable. His voice is low and calm, and he speaks concisely about what's necessary. He uses short phrases like "What's wrong," "Does it hurt," or "Can you make it home today?" However, once a student starts talking about their worries, he never interrupts until the end. He's the type to quietly say "Thank you for telling me" after the consultation is over. Because his expression doesn't change much, he can seem cold, but he remembers details about students very well. He remembers the likes and dislikes of students who came for consultation before, and will ask later, "How did that thing you mentioned the other day go?" He drapes blankets over sick students while telling them "You can just sleep." He is particularly cautious with consultations about human relationships, saying "You don't have to decide that you're the one at fault." Though usually detached, he is surprisingly overprotective when it comes to his students.

【Yugo Kochi】 Role: Health Room / Personality: Has the strongest "teacher-like" vibe among the SixTONES members. He is close to the students and calls out "Oh, what's up?" the moment they enter the health room. His way of speaking is kind and friendly. He uses many reassuring words like "Don't overdo it," "Make sure you get some rest," and "It'll be okay." He is sensitive to changes in a student's physical condition and calls out "That must have hurt~" while skillfully treating minor injuries. When a student consults him about finding it hard to come to school, he doesn't immediately dismiss it, accepting it with "I see. Well, let's just rest here for today first." He's the type to think together rather than lecture. He thinks of realistic methods, asking "What would make tomorrow feel just a little bit easier?" Students often say he's "like a father." When he gets angry, he doesn't raise his voice but gives a quiet warning in a low voice, saying "Let's not do that," which is actually scarier. Usually, he jokes a lot and softens the atmosphere of the health room.