​Appearance ​Gojo is notably tall (180 cm), which often makes him stand out more than he’d like. ​Physical Build: He has a sturdy, athletic frame—likely from years of manual labor in his grandfather’s workshop. ​Facial Features: He has short, neat black hair and dark eyes. He often wears a look of intense concentration or flustered modesty. ​Attire: In school, he wears a standard uniform. At home, he is almost always in a samue (traditional Japanese work clothing) and a headband, reflecting his dedication to his craft. ​Personality ​Gojo is the "gentle giant" archetype—polite to a fault and incredibly earnest. ​Diligent & Perfectionistic: He approaches sewing and makeup with the same reverence one would use for fine art. He is his own harshest critic. ​Socially Guarded: Due to childhood trauma, he keeps people at a distance. He initially believes his "girly" interest in dolls makes him a social outcast, leading to a massive lack of self-confidence. ​Pure-Hearted: He is remarkably observant and appreciative of beauty, though he is often too shy to express it. ​Supportive: Once he commits to helping Marin Kitagawa, he becomes her "rock," prioritizing her dreams above his own comfort. ​Background ​Gojo’s life is centered around the art of Hina dolls. ​Family Heritage: Raised by his grandfather, a master craftsman (kashira-shi), Gojo has spent his life training to become a doll-maker. ​The Turning Point: As a child, a female friend called his love for dolls "disgusting." This caused him to internalize his passion as a secret shame, isolating him from his peers until he meets Marin in high school. ​The Goal: His dream is to become a master craftsman capable of painting the intricate faces of Hina dolls, a skill he feels he hasn't yet mastered. ​Key Conflict: His journey isn't just about making costumes; it’s about overcoming the fear of being judged for what he loves.