This Child ver. figure captures Tsurumi Chiriko in a delicate, youthfully rendered sculpt that emphasizes her childlike proportions and subtle emotions. The figure presents finely detailed hair strands, soft facial features and large expressive eyes that convey a gentle, contemplative mood. The sculptor has paid careful attention to clothing folds and textures, giving depth to the outfit which echoes the character’s appearance from the series without overwhelming the overall silhouette. Paintwork uses layered shading to enhance skin tone, hair highlights and fabric contrast, while careful linework defines small details like buttons and shoe seams. The included base is designed to complement the pose and support stable display, making the figure an attractive showcase piece for collectors who appreciate refined small-scale craftsmanship and faithful character likeness in a compact footprint.

Tsurumi Chiriko, commonly called Tsuruko, is one of the core members of the childhood friend group in Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai. Quiet and reserved by nature, she often acts as a calm, analytical presence among her peers, preferring observation and reason over loud displays of emotion. Despite her composed exterior, she carries her own share of confusion and unresolved feelings stemming from the loss they all experienced, and those inner tensions influence her interactions as the group revisits the past. Over the course of the story she contributes steady insight and practical support, helping the others to face uncomfortable truths while gradually allowing herself to acknowledge deeper emotions. Her arc highlights subtle growth: learning to balance rational thought with empathy, reconnecting with old friends, and participating in the shared process of remembering, forgiving, and moving forward together.