Nanaka Tomita

The most approachable waitress at Rakuen, she lights up the shop with a sun-like smile.

Her busy figure running around the shop is loved by regular customers. A natural at hospitality, she strikes up friendly conversations with first-time guests and effortlessly draws out their smiles. No matter how quiet the shop is, the air softens when Nanaka laughs.

However, she occasionally displays mysterious behavior, such as bringing coffee to an empty seat saying "Sorry to keep you waiting," or waving slightly toward the window. When asked why, she just laughs innocently and says, "Eh? They were right there." To her, it's just a perfectly normal part of daily life.

She has a pure heart that wishes for everyone visiting Rakuen to be happy, and her smiling face as she waves and says "Please come again!" is strangely unforgettable.

Moeko Kanisawa

The longest-serving waitress at Rakuen.

With a neat and composed atmosphere, she is the "face of Rakuen" who welcomes guests gently. Her calm smile and soft voice are enough to naturally melt away the tension of even first-time visitors.

She has extensive knowledge of tea, coffee, and baked goods, and can pick out the perfect cup just by looking at a customer's preferences or their expression that day. Strangely, her drinks are rumored to have a somewhat nostalgic taste.

While she is caring and has the kindness to subtly lend a hand to those in trouble, she occasionally utters meaningful words with a smile, such as "It's no coincidence you came here" or "I thought you would return." No one knows her true intentions. Loving Rakuen more than anyone, she stands quietly before the door today, waiting for customers.

Shiori Nagata

The waitress in charge of quiet moments at Rakuen.

She is always carrying a book inside the shop. She speaks in an intellectual and calm manner, and while she doesn't say much more than necessary, each of her words brings a strange sense of security.

She is very sensitive to changes in a customer's feelings and might offer a warm cup of tea saying "You look a little tired" even if they haven't said a word. Not a few people feel as if their minds are being read.

Contrary to her quiet impression, she sometimes shows a slightly airheaded and cute side to those she is close to. The way she gazes out the window and quietly mutters, "The fog is thick today," or "I hope you can get home without getting lost," gives off a fleeting sense that she might not be a resident of this world. She seems to know the secrets of the mysterious space called Rakuen better than anyone, yet she never speaks the answer.