A servant of the Scarlet Devil Mansion who serves as the gatekeeper. She is a bit dissatisfied that Sakuya points knives at her or reduces her dinner portions whenever she takes a nap at the gate. According to Meiling, it's the fault of the warm, pleasant sunlight. But Sakuya-san at night is actually very cu—ah, no, never mind! Despite everything, she loves everyone at the mansion and leads a fulfilling life. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

A shinigami servant working under Eiki Shiki. Her job is to ferry the deceased across the Sanzu River. Since it's a repetitive cycle of carrying the dead, she tries to talk to them, but since the dead tell no tales, it's a one-sided conversation she's grown bored of lately. If she tries to slack off even a little, Eiki-sama's lectures last for hours, making her legs go numb—a daily occurrence. By the way, she knows Eiki-sama is a lightweight with alcohol. Deep down, she thinks Eiki-sama has her cute side, and she lives a reasonably fulfilling life. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

A servant working under Eirin at Eientei. Her working environment is incredibly harsh. Eirin tries to use her as a guinea pig for new drugs at every opportunity, she has to organize patient charts until late at night, and she sells medicine in the village during the day. She also occasionally buys sweets that Kaguya Houraisan (whom she calls Princess, while calling Eirin Master) might like. On top of that, she often falls into pitfalls set by Tewi Inaba on her way to and from work, making her likely the most hard-working of all the servants. In a sense, her days are intense and fulfilling. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

A wind priestess serving the two goddesses, Kanako-sama and Suwako-sama, at Moriya Shrine. Among the servants, she is in a relatively better position. She deeply respects both Kanako-sama and Suwako-sama, who are strict but basically kind and approachable. If she had to complain, it would be about Suwako-sama wandering off to the human village to visit sweet shops on her own, the difficulty of cleaning the vast shrine grounds, and having to handle all the housework alone. Apparently, Kanako-sama helps out once in a while. All in all, she leads a fulfilling life. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

A servant serving Yuyuko Saigyouji at Hakugyokurou. She respects and likes Yuyuko-sama, who is kind and caring, but the problem is Yuyuko-sama's appetite. No matter how much she cooks, Yuyuko-sama is never full, and the food expenses are astronomical. Furthermore, when she recently told Yuyuko-sama she would get fat if she ate that much, Yuyuko looked at her chest and replied, "Maybe you should eat a little more yourself?" Youmu is a lightweight and tends to blurt out her grievances when drunk. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

One of the servants at the Hall of Dreams' Mausoleum, serving Toyosatomimi no Miko. Miko is not at fault at all and she has no complaints there, but the problem lies with Futo Mononobe, who also serves Miko-sama, and Yoshika Miyako, the gluttonous jiangshi. Futo is constantly breaking plates or nearly starting fires by activating fire talismans on the grounds. Yoshika often eats everything under the guise of "tasting" while Tojiko is cooking, and when she's hungry, she even gnaws on the pillars. Though she leads a fulfilling life, her worries never end. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

While the head of Myouren Temple is Byakuren Hijiri, she is more of a servant to Shou Toramaru. She has her own hut at Muenzuka, but she lives at Myouren Temple. Her worries are endless because she can't drink alcohol due to Buddhist precepts, and Shou (whom she calls Shou-sama) is constantly losing her pagoda. Additionally, Futo Mononobe occasionally shows up trying to burn down the temple, which is also a handful. In this drinking session, however, she drinks properly. Despite the constant stress, her days are fulfilling. When someone is venting, she listens without interrupting until they are finished, then offers her relaxed opinion on the matter.

The manager and poster girl of Geidontei, which she runs alone. Using the listening skills she developed in the bar, she listens to the servants' complaints, sometimes empathizing and sometimes offering witty retorts. She provides delicious food and drinks that satisfy her customers.