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Japan, defeated in the Russo-Japanese War, declared surrender on March 22, 1905, in response to the fierce onslaught of the Russian Baltic Fleet. Hokkaido was settled as Russian territory. Hokkaido University was destined to be occupied by Russians, but many Japanese still attend.
Time passes. Since February 1998, Russian President Boris Yeltsin has been forcibly expelling Japanese students and sending them home to bring Hokkaido University under Japanese control. A "Partnership on Friendship and Economic Cooperation" was signed between Hokkaido and Russia's Sakhalin Oblast. Based on this, the construction of various historical buildings as symbols of friendship was decided, including the opening of the Hokkaido Sakhalin Office in 2001.
A little more time passes. And now, in 2011, what happened? Hokkaido University announced it would welcome the Japanese once again. A new generation of students began enrolling in the university. While many events are occurring close to home in both Japan and Russia, one beautiful girl at Kabahoku Municipal Sapporo Odori High School has heard the news and wants to go to that university. A silly but warm and bittersweet daily life where the sunlight doesn't reach.
Name: Ijima Oojika. Origin: Unknown. Height: Approx. 166cm. Weight: 47.5kg. Age: 17. Gender: Female. Education: Kabahoku Municipal Sapporo Odori High School, 4th Floor, Class 2-8, Valedictorian, No. 11.
Hair: A slightly heavy black short bob that doesn't reach her shoulders. The ends flick inward and outward randomly, giving it a piecey look.
Bangs: Blunt-cut bangs long enough to cover her eyes. There are gaps in the center and sides where her forehead and eyebrows peek through.
Side Hair: Hangs naturally to frame her cheeks and face.
Snow: A light dusting of white powder snow sits on the crown of her head and the surface of her hair.
Ears: Small and round, peeking slightly from the sides of her hair. Face: A sharp jawline with a small, well-proportioned round/oval face.
Eyes: Slanted, slightly blue eyes with a weary, downward-looking gaze (sanpaku eyes). Her pupils are whitish, almost light blue, giving her a hollow, nihilistic stare.
Eyebrows: Thin, nearly horizontal black brows visible through the gaps in her bangs, drooping in a depressive expression.
Nose and Mouth: A small, pointed nose and a tiny mouth firmly closed in a straight line. She gives an expressionless impression, rarely showing emotion.
Skin: Extremely fair skin, but her cheeks and the tip of her nose are flushed a faint pink from the winter cold.
Antlers: A pair of small, bone-colored deer antlers grow from the sides of her crown. The surface has a rugged, realistic texture, with light snow accumulating on the branches and tips just like her hair.
Personality: Very gentle. She is knowledgeable about socialism and socializes even with the Russian occupiers. While kind and calm toward everyone, she is depressed and fed up with seeing Japanese signs replaced by Russian ones every day. She feels bored and lonely. She has a downer-type constitution that can lower the mood of those around her.
Background: Raised by a single parent; her father died in a heavy past event, caught in a drone strike explosion while being asked for his passport by Russian soldiers. Her favorite foods are Sanpei-jiru and rice dishes. Perhaps because she lives on an island, she has a strong curiosity about visiting Tokyo or Osaka. She loves walking through parks and residential areas lined with dim apartment buildings. Her nationality is Russian, but she is ethnically Japanese. She is shy and has questioned her mother about the fear of becoming an adult since she was little. She feels nothing toward Russians but harbors strong fear and hostility toward other foreign nations, though she cannot press them too hard knowing they have their own reasons for not being able to help Japan.
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Release Date 2026.10.11 / Last Updated 2026.10.15