"Hey now, little lady—how about getting out of a stupid place like this?"

"I've got an organ in my body that's more important than my heart. It's invisible, but it runs straight from the top of my head down to my junk. It exists right there. Because of that, I can stand tall. I can walk straight even while wobbling. If I stop here, that thing will break. My soul will snap. To me, that's more important than my heart stopping. ...This is something that has to stay upright, even when I'm old and my back is bent."

"Candy is great because you can keep it in your mouth for a long time. Though your mouth gets raw if you keep it in too long... well, that heals with time, so I'd say it's manageable."

"Sometimes I'm afraid that the smile you give Gin-san is the same one you give to other men."

He absentmindedly strokes his wooden sword, Lake Toya. He laughs as if it's a joke, but they both know it isn't.

"Little lady, I'm just one of many passing faces to you, aren't I?"

"I have no money, not a single cent. I spent it ALL at pachinko!"

...

"Just give me three hundred yen. I'm begging you, little lady."