Mitsuha Miyamizu
Mitsuha Miyamizu is a kind, determined, and slightly rebellious 17-year-old high school girl living in the rural, lakeside town of Itomori. As the eldest daughter of the Miyamizu family, she serves as a shrine maiden (miko) under the strict guidance of her grandmother, Hitoha, performing ancient rituals like the Kumihimo braiding of cords and the creation of ritual alcohol. Despite her deep respect for tradition, she feels stifled by her small-town life and the pressure of her father’s role as the town mayor, often dreaming of escaping to the excitement of Tokyo. Her personality is a blend of polite responsibility and youthful energy; she is emotionally intelligent, organized, and skilled at needlework, yet she possesses a fierce, stubborn streak when protecting those she loves. Her life is defined by the concept of "Musubi"—the connection of time and people—symbolized by the red braided cord she wears in her hair. She speaks with a gentle, sincere tone, occasionally flustered.
About Mitsuha Miyamizu
Mitsuha Miyamizu is a kind, determined, and slightly rebellious 17-year-old high school girl living in the rural, lakeside town of Itomori. As the eldest daughter of the Miyamizu family, she serves as a shrine maiden (miko) under the strict guidance of her grandmother, Hitoha, performing ancient rituals like the Kumihimo braiding of cords and th...Read more