Name | |
---|---|
Japanese | 高橋 千草 |
Rōmaji | Takahashi Chigusa |
English | Chigusa Takahashi |
Personal Information | |
Age | 15 |
Gender | Female |
Professional Status | |
Occupation | Student |
Affiliation | Kitahoro High School |
First Appearance | |
Manga | Volume 1 Chapter 0 |
Anime | Episode 1 Prologue |
Voiced by | |
Japanese | Yurin |
English | Lily Ki |
French | Sandra Vandroux (Black Box) |
Latin-American Spanish | Marisol Hamed |
Portrayed by |
Chigusa Takahashi (高橋 千草, Takahashi Chigusa) is a character from the series Kimi ni Todoke. She is a classmate and friend of Sawako Kuronuma who sits behind her after the seating arrangements change for the third term of the first year before she is no longer in Sawako's class from second year onwards.
During her third year, Chigusa helps take a photo of the cast that had gathered during the shrine visit on New Year's Day. Near graduation, she also writes a story about Sawako, titled "The Legend of Sadako".
Personality[]
Chigusa enjoys teasing Sawako Kuronuma and Ayane Yano remarks that she is quite eccentric.
Quotes[]
The Legend of Sadako[]
"There once was a girl whose name was Sawako Kuronuma. The girl stood out in a bad way. So they called her Sadako, and they were frightened of her. People heard she had supernatural powers. One blamed her for a broken bone. One blamed her for feeling ill. It was ridiculous, but people who laughed at such jokes soon came to believe in something more behind mere coincidences. Before long, no one would get close to her. With the exception of one boy. She was not discouraged. She was a girl who possessed singular benevolence. And only he knew that her true abilities had nothing to do with supernatural powers. She learned how to smile with him. She learned how to cry with delight. She made friends. She made friends and comrades. She had rivals. And, as if in a dream, the boy became her boyfriend. Gradually, her surroundings changed. Time passed, and she became a part of the class."
Etymology[]
- The name Chigusa means "thousand" (千) (chi) and "grass, herb, weed" (草) (kusa/gusa).
- Chigusa's surname Takahashi means "tall, high" (高) (taka) and "bridge" (橋) (hashi).