Itsuomi rarely shows his facial expressions, making it difficult to know what he is thinking at times. Despite this reserved side, he is very outgoing and curious, always eager to learn from other cultures and perspectives.

His curiosity can sometimes make it seem like he disregards limits or personal space. In his free time, he often travels abroad to expand his knowledge and gain new experiences.

Itsuomi was born in Japan 22 years ago, but at the age of six, he moved to Germany with his parents.

One day, while studying German, he saw some children playing soccer and tried to join them. He initially thought they wouldn’t understand him or want to play with him, but they welcomed him, sparking his interest in learning German and other languages. On his seventh birthday, he received a plane trip as a gift, taking him to an unknown place that broadened his perspective on the world. Years later, Itsuomi returned to Japan alone to attend high school and later pursued intercultural studies while participating in a “working holiday” as a backpacker, where he met Rin Fujishiro in the International Club.

Itsuomi works part-time as a waiter and bartender at a bar run by his cousin, Kyouya Nagi. In the future, he hopes to work with children who have limited opportunities to experience the outside world, such as in a small school abroad. Because of this dream, he initially had no interest in romance or having a girlfriend. However, one day in February, he helped a girl, Yuki Itose, who was struggling to communicate with a foreigner, and she thanked him when he left, marking the beginning of a meaningful connection.