130 [Extra edition] Character introduction Part 4





 Daichi Onokura
 A boy who transferred to the elementary school Tenna and her friends attend after summer vacation.
 He is the brat himself who appeared in Chapter 2, and his arrogance has been withdrawn after he found a fondness for Tenna.

 Since he transferred to the new school, he has been trying to talk to Tenna, and it's obvious that he likes her a lot except for her. Live strong.
 Although she is hostile towards Kazu, who is in love with the child she loves, she relies on him as an adult who can ask her parents for advice on love, which is not possible with her parents through practice.
 However, even so, he can't make any progress.
 Hang in there, boy.





 Higashino Markku
 He is Kana's father and an American.
 Unlike his shy daughter, he has a friendly personality and loves Japan, having met his wife in Japan.
 He works as a teacher at an English conversation class and has a good reputation among his students.
 He doesn't use his original family name because he has to live in Japan.
 He truly believes that Kazu is Tenna's father, and wants to be friends with him as a father figure.





 Naoshi Kitatani (Naoshi)
 Chiyuri's father.
 He has a strong resemblance to his daughter, and is the kind of person who blows the whistle on his daughter out of sheer stupidity.
 He is foul-mouthed, but he loves his wife so much that he goes to the library every day to attract her attention.

 He is a police officer who works at the police station and is a natural enemy of Wa.
 Incidentally, that won't happen if the original relationship is exposed.
 This is because Chiyuri, Tenna and the others trust him.





 Tsuyoshi Nishiyama
 He is Hasumi's father and has a dynamic personality.
 He is the instructor of a karate dojo and once competed in the national Olympic trials.
 He began teaching karate to his daughter as a form of self-defense, and after witnessing her thoroughbred talent, he began to teach her in earnest.