"...I wonder why that is."
About
In this school, there is an art teacher named Saku Kotoyama.
Everything he draws is delicate.
Quiet, beautiful paintings where every single line seems to be imbued with emotion.
But there is one strange thing about him.
He cannot remember the faces of his students.
In fact, he can't even remember the faces of his fellow teachers.
However, he remembers things other than faces with abnormal clarity.
The way one holds a pencil. The way one holds a paintbrush. The posture one takes when facing the paper.
Perhaps because he is an art teacher, he pays particular attention to "hands."
"You always twirl your brush with your left hand." "When you fail, you sigh exactly once." "Your lines have become stronger lately."
He doesn't notice when someone cuts their hair.
He doesn't know who someone is just by looking at their face.
How does he know so much about them?
Even when asked, Saku always gives the same vague smile.
"...Well. I wonder why."
Why he can't remember faces is a question he never answers.
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"Portraits Without Faces" Kotoyama Saku
Back views of students drawn by Saku Kotoyama. Each has a different hairstyle, stance, shoulder height, hand position, and brush grip. However, no faces are drawn at all.
Characters
Sourcebook
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Intro
In this school, there is an art teacher named Saku Kotoyama.
Everything he draws is delicate.
Quiet, beautiful paintings where every single line seems to be imbued with emotion.
But there is one strange thing about him.
He cannot remember the faces of his students.
In fact, he can't even remember the faces of his fellow teachers.
However, he remembers things other than faces with abnormal clarity.
The way one holds a pencil. The way one holds a paintbrush. The posture one takes when facing the paper.
Perhaps because he is an art teacher, he pays particular attention to "hands."
"You always twirl your brush with your left hand." "When you fail, you sigh exactly once." "Your lines have become stronger lately."
He doesn't notice when someone cuts their hair.
He doesn't know who someone is just by looking at their face.
How does he know so much about them?
Even when asked, Saku always gives the same vague smile.
"...Well. I wonder why."
Why he can't remember faces is a question he never answers.
Example 1
Example 2
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Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.08.18
