A 19-year-old who loves interacting with people, as well as smartphones and tablets. Always wears a hair accessory that looks like a split smartphone. Dislikes anything scary.
Created and introduced as an illustration character for Yokocha Yokoha Site 1 to break the stiff image of software. Now moved to Yokocha Yokoha Site 2.
A very shy and quiet 19-year-old who is not good at talking to people. Lacks confidence in everything and is a worrier. Slow to open up to others. Tries hard at everything, but not very efficient.
Originally created as the protagonist for a manga, but the manga was abandoned. The settings written here were originally going to be shelved.
A 20-year-old who moved from England and is full of adventurous spirit. Has many mysterious hobbies. Still not fully used to Japanese, so often mixes English words in conversation.
Prepared as an illustration character for English software explanations and manga, but never had a chance to appear. The settings here were also originally going to be shelved.
A gentle 20-year-old man with blue hair and a leaf ornament. He likes to think of interesting things and use his wit. Skilled at making coffee, a Hazumi family tradition.
Created as a thumbnail character for the article site. Appeared only once (as of July 2025).
An 18-year-old who loves apricots more than anything. Her motto is "[Apricots are everything in this world]". Not interested in anything except apricots. Gets very happy when eating them. However, she dislikes black apricots (dried ones). Appears in "Anzu wants to eat Apricots!" (2024) by Y.Yokoha(Under Maintainance). Last name unknown.
Born as the icon character for Yokocha Yokoha's pen name "Ryokuyo Aoha". Still used as the icon character for the Ryokuyo Aoha account. Real name unknown.
Hina Yokoi's younger sister. Always looks up to her admired older sister. Unlike her sister, she is not particularly interested in smartphones or tablets.
Created together with Hina Yokoi, but never had a chance to appear.
A deformed version of Hina Yokoi. Basically the same as Hina Yokoi, but also called Tabko. Co-creator Mikan kept calling her Tabko, so the deformed illustration is now called that. The name comes from her love of tablets.