Kirigaya Touko



Kirigaya Touko is a first-year student at Tsukinomori Girls' Academy, and the lead guitarist of Morfonica. She handles the band's costumes and like Lisa, follows gyaru fashion.

Outside of the band she is friends with Sayo and Kaoru, and is also classmates with Nanami.

Background
Touko's family owns a classic and famous kimono shop; as a result, she is knowledgeable of making outfits and loves fashion. She lives together with her grandmother and parents. Her grandmother is a great cook, but according to Touko she is also very strict, only makes traditional Japanese food and constantly tries to push Touko to attend tea ceremonies and other kinds of fancy events.

Appearance
Touko has long, wavy blonde hair and light-brown eyes. Her bangs part to her left and stop just at the eye.

Personality
Touko is a popular girl who gathers people around her both at school and on social media, where she goes by the name TOKO and is known as a popular influencer who's able to find and create the latest trends. She is a cheerful and open-hearted girl, but those around her are often caught up by her tendency to play things by ear. She often talks in gyaru slang, especially using the words "yabai", "maji" and "mikuron" (no biggie), and wants to take selfies no matter where she goes (even during performances). She loves to tease Tsukushi, which at times leads them to arguing.

Game Interactions
A list of characters Touko interacts with in the game (during Lives and in the dialogues at the end of every game).

Videos
Introduction (Japanese) = Introduction (English) =

Etymology
Kirigaya (桐ヶ谷) means "valley of paulownia trees".

Touko (透子): Tou (透) means "transparent", while Ko (子) is a suffix used in female given names.

Trivia

 * Touko gets up at 5 am every morning.
 * She has the same height as Tae.
 * She is bad at studying.
 * Her and Tsukushi went to the same elementary and middle school, although they never talked to each other.
 * When they first meet at CiRCLE she mistakenly calls Tsukushi "Tanaka-san" and "Yamada".