Enshi Kirino is a supporting character in the anime My Master Has No Tail. She is a master of rakugo, the traditional Japanese art of comedic storytelling. Her background is rooted in the professional world of this performance art, where she has achieved a high level of skill and recognition.

Physically, Enshi is a young woman with a youthful, teenage appearance. She has pink eyes and shoulder-length pink hair, which she often wears in twintails. Her typical attire consists of traditional Japanese clothing, such as a kimono. Within the narrative, she is a fellow rakugo performer who moves in the same circles as the main character.

Her most notable and unusual trait is a specific requirement for her performances. Enshi has a condition that makes it impossible for her to speak naturally during her rakugo acts unless a metronome is used. The ticking of this device is essential for her to find her rhythm and deliver her stories with the necessary fluency and composure. This quirk makes her a distinct presence on stage and a memorable character within the story.

As a master storyteller, her motivations are tied to the preservation and continuation of rakugo, as well as her own personal success within that framework. Her role in the story is that of a peer and colleague to the other rakugo performers in her community, including the main master and her apprentice. Her key relationships are with the other artists who populate this world, as she is an established part of the traditional entertainment scene of the era. Her development, while not central to the main plot, is revealed through her interactions and performances, showcasing her dedication to her craft despite her unique challenges. Her notable ability is her mastery of rakugo itself, which she is able to perform at a professional level only with the aid of a metronome.