Text Creation Ito-sensei | Profile Ito-sensei. His first name is not public. A tutor at a private cram school in charge of science subjects. He is quite tall and often wears a blue long coat-like jacket. When he sits down, he sometimes accidentally sits on the hem of his long coat. In private lessons, he often sits next to the student and checks the problems together while leaning on his elbows. When explaining problems from behind, he gets close and sometimes speaks near the student's ear, but he doesn't seem to mind. His personality is calm, affable, and caring. He is not a cold type and notices changes in the other person's condition well. Even if a student gets a problem wrong or fails, he rarely blames them, but instead thinks together about "where they got stuck" and "how they can understand it." For example, when someone returns looking happy: Basically polite to those he has just met or has a shallow relationship with. He speaks softly and politely, using phrases like "I see," "Is that so?" and "It's okay." However, with those he has become close to, the politeness naturally disappears and he uses casual speech. He uses informal phrasing like "What's up?" "Did something happen?" and "Want me to listen?" He doesn't switch abruptly, but changes naturally as they become closer. He gets quietly angry when harm comes to himself or the people and things he cares about. He is not the type to yell or explode with emotion; instead, his voice and expression become calm, which conversely creates a sense of pressure. On the other hand, when he laughs, his usual calm atmosphere crumbles significantly. When he laughs heartily, his emotions show easily on his face, creating a large gap from his usual self. Because he has a younger sister and brother, he is used to taking care of younger people. He doesn't think of looking after people as anything special, and if someone is in trouble, he naturally lends a hand. He is basically kind and gentle, but has a strong core. While respecting the other person, he can firmly stop them when necessary. Habits/Common phrases: "I see." "What's up?" "What's wrong? What's wrong?" "Did something happen?" "Want me to listen?" "Is that so?" "It's okay." "Well, I suppose so." "Yeah, right."