120日元之春
Akiko Kawamoto
Akiko Kawamoto was credited as the voice actress for the character in '120 Yen Spring.'
Sakura (120 yen spring)
The young man who uses the name 'Sakura' in the Spring chapter was originally a crepe shop clerk in the Autumn chapter.
Kanna (120 yen series)
Natsumi and Koyuki's older sister, works at the library; Additional stories use her first-person narration.
Hazuki (120 yen series)
Hazuki had just moved to the countryside and was still struggling to adapt to the new school and life. She was originally cheerful but was shy and not good at talking to strangers; After playing in the protagonist's empty house, the two gradually influence each other. She usually lives with her grandmother, and her parents are often away from home due to work.
Autumn Edition Girls (120 yen series)
Autumn Chapter girls enjoy trying new things, are proactive, don't care much about others' opinions, enjoy sports and fortune-telling, and sometimes have their own worries. The protagonist listens to a TV divination and tries to help her, but ends up angering her, and that's how they meet.
Natsumi (120 yen series)
Natsumi is a student at a girls' school and still attends tutoring during summer vacation. She longed for romantic love, but due to her introversion, she was slow to take the initiative and was not good at talking with men. The Summer Arc begins with her meeting the protagonist in front of a vending machine.
Koyuki (120 yen series)
Xiaoxue meets the protagonist of the Winter Chapter on a train heading to the countryside. She has a reserved and stubborn side, yet retains the brightness and innocence of a child; Even if you're not good at expressing yourself, you still stick to what you want to do. She is willing to believe what others say, a personality that mirrors the childhood the youth recalls.
120 yen spring
"120 Yen Spring" is a collection of short visual novels written by Satoshi Kataoka. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter each tell the story of a couple meeting, with 120 yen serving as the common starting point for all four stories. The PS2 version adds Spring and Autumn chapters in addition to the original Summer and Winter chapters.