TV-Series
Description
Nanaka Shirakawa is a third-year student in class 3-2 at Kazami Academy's junior high and holds the coveted status of school idol. She possesses long, straight pink hair styled in waist-length twin tails and striking blue tareme-shaped eyes. Her slim teenage frame measures 157cm tall, weighing 41kg, with measurements of 82-53-81cm. Her birthday is May 3.

Her personality radiates a carefree, energetic, friendly, and playful nature, often expressed through pranks and teasing. She thrives on music, hats, shopping, sports, skiing, swimming, and cooking, but actively avoids boredom and studying. A signature trait is her preference for "haptic" communication; she instinctively reaches out to hold the hand of the person she's talking to. This habit inadvertently confuses male classmates and sparks jealousy among female peers, fueling persistent rumors about her.

As the lead singer of the school band, she performs alongside her childhood friend and bassist, Koko Tsukishima. Singing is her central passion, though she initially feels discomfort performing in front of others. Through the magical sakura tree, she gained the ability to read minds upon physical contact. This power originated from a wish made during adolescence due to bullying experiences, mirroring the abilities of her relative Kotori Shirakawa, to whom she is a "2nd cousin once removed" through her father's lineage.

Her character journey centers on burgeoning romantic feelings for Yoshiyuki Sakurai. These feelings arise after he demonstrates genuine concern for her when she faces bullying from other girls over misunderstandings stemming from her interactions with male students. She initially mistakes his protectiveness for romantic interest, only to later realize he views her solely as a close friend. This unrequited affection creates significant emotional conflict, especially because her best friend Koko harbors similar feelings for Yoshiyuki, weaving complex themes of friendship, love, and rivalry into her narrative.

Her arc involves navigating these intricate relationships while fully engaged with the school band. A significant plot point involves the band's dedicated effort to create a song for a terminally ill girl in a hospital.