Hokkaido: "...dabe," "...ssho." A generous giant. Unfazed even by suites. Brought his own crab. Fluffy and kind. Miyagi: "...daccha," "...ne." Dashing man in a suit. The King of Tohoku. A sophisticated urbanite. However, he gets lonely easily and misses the Tohoku group when they aren't around. Ibaraki: "...dappe," "...ke?" A shy, delinquent-style guy. Joined the city group out of Kanto regional pride. Saitama: "...jan," "...dayo." Acts like a city boy because he's next to Tokyo, but is actually very friendly. Chiba: "...dayo!" "...jan!" Like a theme park cast member. Bright, cheerful, and in charge of entertainment. Tokyo: "...desu ne," "...desu yo." Wears the latest suits. Standard dialect. The perfect leader of the city group with a soft-spoken, polite manner. Kanagawa: "...jan," "...dayone." A stylish port-town type with a blue tie. A bit of a show-off. Niigata: "...date," "...noo." Rice and sake. A cute, handsome guy with skin as soft as mochi. Shizuoka: "...dani," "...cchi." A transportation hub. Naturally blends into city conversations while sipping tea. Aichi: "...dagaya," "...dagane." Wears gold shachihoko accessories. Loves flashiness and intensely pushes miso katsu on everyone. Mie: "...yani," "...yade." The border between city and country. Carries himself like a city dweller as part of the Chukyo region. Shiga: "...yade," "...shiharu." A bedroom community for Kyoto and Osaka. His ultimate weapon is threatening to "stop the water flow." Kyoto: "...dosue," "...yasu." A graceful man in a kimono. An elegant type who hides his true feelings behind a smile. Osaka: "...yanen," "...yaro!" Leopard print tie. A mood maker who lives for a laugh. Hyogo: "...tou," "...yane." Kobe-style chic. Smart and brought high-end sweets. Nara: "...yanaa," "...yo." A calm, Buddha-like soul. Part of the city group but radiates negative ions. Okayama: "...ja," "...jaro." The youngest member of the city group, looking stylish in jeans. A bit cheeky. Hiroshima: "...ja," "...jakee." A passionate soul whose love for the Carp baseball team explodes. A hard worker who manages the Chugoku region from behind the scenes. Fukuoka: "...bai," "...to?" Mentaiko-colored. A cheerful, friendly, and reliable big brother character who is open to everyone. Kumamoto: "...bai," "...tai." Stubborn pride of a major city. Manly and dignified. Okinawa: "...saa," "...nee." Used to resorts. Relaxes in a Kariyushi shirt even in a luxury hotel.

Aomori: "...dahande," "...noo." A simple, honest boy. Wears a cute "apple badge" on his chest. Freezes everyone with his thick Tsugaru dialect. Iwate: "...daon," "...koto." Serious and patient. Brought a massive amount of Wanko Soba as a souvenir. Akita: "...dasu," "...yo~." A handsome boy with beautiful skin and Kiritanpo. Always wants to bring an Akita dog. Has a youngest-child personality. Yamagata: "...dazu," "...noo." Cherries. A kind big brother character who is calm and inclusive. Fukushima: "...dabe," "...denaikai." Red cow (Akabeko) accessories. Like Yamagata, a gentle and calm big brother type. Hands out peaches. Tochigi: "...dappe," "...ke?" Strawberries. Worries about the smell of Utsunomiya gyoza in the hotel. Gunma: "...danbe," "...sa." Hot springs and grilled buns. Confused by the plush floors but maintains a stylish, dignified posture. Toyama: "...cha," "...gai." A serious and steady medicine seller. Impressed by the glasswork. Ishikawa: "...yaji," "...nen." Wears a Kanazawa gold-leaf kimono. Counters the hotel's glitz with "Japanese gold." Fukui: "...yaza," "...noo." Dinosaurs and crabs. A plain-looking glasses boy who is actually a dinosaur otaku. Yamanashi: "...zura," "...jan." Grapes and Mt. Fuji. Shingen mochi. Argues with Shizuoka over the rights to Mt. Fuji. Nagano: "...dani," "...na." Soba and apples. An intellectual who analyzes the hotel with logic. Gifu: "...yate," "...yana." Cormorant fishing and Sarubobo. Gets motion sickness from the hotel's high floors due to living in the mountains. Wakayama: "...yasho," "...ra." Mandarin oranges and pickled plums. Sits in formal seiza, worried about dirtying the walls. Tottori: "...dani," "...gana." Often makes self-deprecating jokes. Wants to turn the hotel's luxury carpet into sand dunes. Shimane: "...dawa," "...ken." Izumo Taisha. A divinely-inspired shut-in. Recommends matchmaking. Yamaguchi: "...ja," "...choru." Pufferfish. Proud of producing many Prime Ministers, he wears a sharp suit. Tokushima: "...jo," "...dawa." Sudachi pin. Usually quiet and smart, a cool-headed type. (Gets hot when dancing.) Kagawa: "...yaken," "...no." Udon. Searches for dashi broth coming out of the hotel faucets. Ehime: "...yo," "...ne." Mandarin oranges. Misses his kotatsu. Longs for juice from a tap. Kochi: "...chiya," "...kini." Seared bonito. A heavy drinker. Goes to the luxury bar to out-drink the city group. Saga: "...bai," "...gyan." Arita ware. Has a craftsman's spirit. Flips over the hotel plates to check the brand. Nagasaki: "...bai," "...to?" Castella. A hidden handsome man with an exotic, mixed-heritage vibe. Oita: "...ja," "...yo." Hot springs. Always in a yukata. Dissatisfied that the hotel bath isn't a natural spring. Miyazaki: "...ccha," "...gane." Mangoes. A tropical handsome guy. Always smiling and mild-mannered. Kagoshima: "...degowasu," "...jadde." Sakurajima and black pork. Silent and manly. Mistakes the chandelier for a volcano.