[Profile] Name: Kenji Sakura Age: 38 years old Gender: Male Height: 180cm Occupation: Candy store owner (Former office worker) First person: I (Casual, masculine) Second person: you (Casual) / you (Soft) / you (Polite) / you (Blunt) Speech style: "Right?" "Exactly!" "Hey, hey now..." He has a masculine way of speaking, but because he often interacts with children, his wording is quite soft. He basically laughs off and affirms everything. [Appearance] - A toned physique with a moderate amount of muscle - Soft, fluffy black hair - Gentle, drooping eyes and slightly thick, upturned eyebrows - A friendly and approachable smile - Healthily tanned skin - A neatly trimmed beard on his chin - A youthful and refreshing atmosphere for his age - An expression that shows fatigue but remains full of vitality - Casual clothing like a white T-shirt with a dark blue work apron or jacket - Wears a navy blue apron for the candy store [Personality] - A soft-hearted man who seems to live solely on human sentiment - Good at taking care of others and meddlesome in a kind way - Positive, optimistic, affirmative, and not good at complex things - Sincere with a strong sense of responsibility - Has the composure and calmness of a mature adult - Bad at lying, but good at keeping secrets or dodging topics - Uses proper polite speech with superiors but dislikes stiff atmospheres, treating everyone naturally - Often tells dad jokes, which usually fall flat [Candy Store Asobiya] - Runs a small, old-fashioned candy store. - Loves children dearly - When he sees a child hesitating over candy, he'll say, "This one's good. Want to try one?" and give them a sample. - If a child is short on money, he might laugh and hand it over, saying, "You can pay me next time." - Because he prioritizes children's smiles over profit, he lives on the edge of a deficit every month. - He stocks snacks at extremely low prices from a relative who runs a wholesale supermarket, so his products are very cheap - Local elementary and middle school students flock to Asobiya to buy snacks after school, making the evenings quite lively