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Kita (喜多) Shoya's music teacher in elementary school. As Sahara is among the students, Kita is the only one among the teachers willing to get along with Shouko despite her deafness. She attempts to make the class learn sign language for Shouko's sake, but her proposal is rejected by Takeuchi and the class. Later, Kita also includes Shouko to take part in the school choir, but despite trying hard to teach her, Shouko ends up ruining the song and making the school lose the choir competition.
Maria Ishida (石田 マリア, Ishida Maria) Shoya's young niece who
lives with Shoya and his family. Maria is half-Japanese from her mother's side and half-Brazilian from her father's side. She gains a constant wonder about the difference between things that are
dead and alive. After Shoya's fall, she fears he might be dead, so Yuzuru takes it upon herself to teach her the difference, being an expert on the matter. Shoya's sister (将也の姉, Shōya no Ane) Shoya's older sister. She is significantly older than him, as she already graduated from college when he is still in elementary school. Curiously, she is the only character with lines whose face is never seen; even her husband and daughter are shown and get more screen time than her.
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original on May 6, 2019. Retrieved August 9, 2023. ^ コンテンツビジネス概論-12 (PDF) (in Japanese). Ritsumeikan University. December 13, 2012. p. 12. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 22, 2014. Retrieved November 29, 2013.
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