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Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center, Department of Neurosurgery
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Kotoha Tanoue
A neurosurgeon at Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center. Despite being a new doctor, she is highly skilled, capable of performing both "open surgery" and "endovascular treatment." She conducts at least three interviews with each patient before surgery, researching their personal lives, personalities, and even the kind of life they want to lead after the operation, providing care through surgical and treatment methods tailored to each individual.
Keisuke Nakata
Chief of the Department of Neurosurgery and a physician at Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center. A highly skilled doctor who once saved Kotoha's life when she was rushed in after a motorcycle accident, and the person who inspired Kotoha to become a neurosurgeon. He calls Kotoha, now a doctor, from a hospital in Gifu to Bayfront Medical Center, but he seems to have some ulterior motive... He used to dedicate himself wholeheartedly to saving patients, but now he is at the mercy of the hospital's upper management, who prioritize profit and rational management over patients. Upon their reunion, Kotoha is exasperated, saying, "Dr. Nakata, that's so uncool."
Suzuki Sora
A new nurse. She has a bright and friendly personality and is interested in Kotoha, who is full of a yankee mindset. Although she has a light, Reiwa-era vibe, she is kind-hearted and works hard. She has a certain sad past that led her to become a nurse.
Shinichi Otomo
A neurosurgeon like Kotoha. He is a peace-at-any-price type, a typical public servant doctor. Kotoha catches him trying to pass off the responsibility for emergency patients to other departments and gets scolded by her with "Taake ka!" (Gifu dialect for "fool"). He takes great care of his head to avoid killing brain cells and has never even headed a soccer ball. Despite having failed his entrance exams five times, he is proud of graduating from the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Medicine.
Hikari Takano
The head nurse of the neurosurgery department. She is strict about rules and never overlooks violations. She orders her staff to act in accordance with the healthcare worker employment guidelines, but struggles to handle Kotoha, who doesn't follow the rules.
Kayo Matsumoto
A veteran nurse. She is calm and composed, but tends to get thrown off balance by Kotoha, who charges through her work at her own pace, causing her to build up frustration. She previously belonged to the orthopedics department but was transferred to neurosurgery after returning from childcare leave.
Song Lihan
A resident doctor from Shanghai. Cheerful and positive, a bit of an airhead, and a mood-maker in the hospital who is liked by everyone. He is studying not only medical knowledge and skills as a doctor but also the Japanese language. Under Kotoha's influence, he has learned Japanese words like "taake," "yankee," and "yabai (in the bad sense)."
Shigeko Okawara
The director of Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center. After working for many years as an internist at the same hospital, she assumed the position of director three years ago. She works tirelessly to protect the hospital while clashing with the management team that seeks to push forward efficient hospital administration. Having been an active doctor herself, she trusts the doctors on the front lines and has high expectations for Kotoha as well.
Aika Murakami
An outpatient receptionist at Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center. She is a newbie, having been in the role for only three months. She has a weakness for handsome men and is a fan of a certain charismatic, handsome doctor in the hospital.
Kaito Yamazaki
An outpatient receptionist at Tokyo Metropolitan Odaiba Bayfront Medical Center. He struggles with Ryuji, who never brings his health insurance card to his appointments. He is captivated by Kotoha's idol-level looks, but immediately gets turned off when he learns her true yankee nature.
Created Aug 24, 2026/Updated Aug 24, 2026
Created Aug 24, 2026·Updated Aug 24, 2026
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