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Nako Oshimizu is a 17-year-old part-time cleaning maid and waitress at Kissuisō hot spring inn. Shy and timid, she often avoids unwanted social interactions but took the job specifically to overcome this. Despite her anxiety, she possesses strong confidence in her swimming ability, honed since age three, which earned her the childhood nickname "Kappappa" for her aquatic skill. Her friend Ohana Matsumae affectionately calls her "Nakochi."
Standing 168 cm tall and weighing 54 kg, she has brown eyes and brown hair usually styled in a working bun. Her well-endowed figure is occasionally noted by others when clothing fits differently. She attends high school alongside Ohana, Minko Tsurugi, and Yuina Wakura, sharing a particularly close friendship with Minko, whom she nicknames "Minchi."
Nako has three younger siblings, requiring her to frequently assist her parents with childcare. This responsibility becomes pivotal during the "Home Sweet Home" incident when her younger sister Mana runs away after a sibling fight. Nako actively searches for Mana with Ohana's help, leading to a confrontation where she voices frustration to her mother about parental neglect, demonstrating new assertiveness regarding family dynamics. This situation parallels Ohana's reflections on maternal relationships.
At Kissuisō, Nako trains Ohana in waitressing and is recognized for her reliability, though her timidity sometimes causes communication issues. During a planned power outage depicted in "Home Sweet Home," her absence to resolve the family crisis creates operational challenges. Sui Shijima reprimands her not for being absent, but for failing to communicate her circumstances proactively, highlighting a key growth area.
Though typically reserved, she exhibits moments of courage, like instinctively jumping into water to rescue Jiromaru without hesitation. She dislikes taro, a preference revealed when Ohana pressures staff to share personal dislikes. Nako's character arc emphasizes gradual self-improvement, balancing family duties with personal aspirations, culminating in a more vocal stance on family matters while retaining her fundamentally kind nature.
Standing 168 cm tall and weighing 54 kg, she has brown eyes and brown hair usually styled in a working bun. Her well-endowed figure is occasionally noted by others when clothing fits differently. She attends high school alongside Ohana, Minko Tsurugi, and Yuina Wakura, sharing a particularly close friendship with Minko, whom she nicknames "Minchi."
Nako has three younger siblings, requiring her to frequently assist her parents with childcare. This responsibility becomes pivotal during the "Home Sweet Home" incident when her younger sister Mana runs away after a sibling fight. Nako actively searches for Mana with Ohana's help, leading to a confrontation where she voices frustration to her mother about parental neglect, demonstrating new assertiveness regarding family dynamics. This situation parallels Ohana's reflections on maternal relationships.
At Kissuisō, Nako trains Ohana in waitressing and is recognized for her reliability, though her timidity sometimes causes communication issues. During a planned power outage depicted in "Home Sweet Home," her absence to resolve the family crisis creates operational challenges. Sui Shijima reprimands her not for being absent, but for failing to communicate her circumstances proactively, highlighting a key growth area.
Though typically reserved, she exhibits moments of courage, like instinctively jumping into water to rescue Jiromaru without hesitation. She dislikes taro, a preference revealed when Ohana pressures staff to share personal dislikes. Nako's character arc emphasizes gradual self-improvement, balancing family duties with personal aspirations, culminating in a more vocal stance on family matters while retaining her fundamentally kind nature.