Nakano Ichika stands gracefully with a poised, protective presence that speaks of her role as the eldest sister. The sculpt captures her long, straight hair that streams down past her shoulders, with a few soft strands swept to frame her face, and a subtle gloss on the eyes that gives a gentle, confident gaze. She wears the Gotoubun no Hanayome uniform—a tailored navy blazer over a crisp white blouse, a red ribbon tie at the collar, and a neatly pleated skirt that falls just above the knees. The figure's pose suggests a calm, protective mood, one hand resting at her side while the other teases the edge of her blazer, hinting at her decisive nature. The painting uses a warm color palette with careful shading on the hair and folds of the uniform, bringing depth to the character's calm smile. The base hints at the Itsutsugo Celebration motif with light metallic accents, making it a distinguished piece for display.

Nakano Ichika is the eldest of the Nakano quintuplets in Gotoubun no Hanayome. As the family’s de facto guardian, she balances responsibility with aspiration, often acting as the voice of reason for her sisters while chasing her own dream of acting and someday becoming a performer. Her cool, composed exterior hides a warm loyalty and a sharp wit that she uses to navigate the challenges of school, romance, and the occasional misunderstanding with Futaro Uesugi, the tutor who helps them all grow. In the Itsutsugo Celebration, Ichika’s leadership and care for her sisters are celebrated as a symbol of family bonds. She encourages her sisters to pursue their goals, supports the group’s teamwork, and reveals a playful side when the moment calls for levity. Her character blends practicality with a hopeful, more romantic outlook on life, making her the anchor of the quintuplets.