This Pepper Koubou figure depicts Furude Hanyuu from Higurashi no Naku Koro ni in a poised, serene stance. The sculpt captures her long, flowing hair and the gentle tilt of her head, with meticulous attention to the folds of her garments and the delicate trim that frames her silhouette. The painter uses a restrained palette that emphasizes soft blues, whites, and lilac hues, bringing a calm, ethereal mood to the character. The base design evokes Hinamizawa’s quiet atmosphere, featuring subtle scenery elements that complement Hanyuu’s mysterious aura without overpowering the figure. The overall finish is smooth and glossy in places, highlighting the character’s calm expression and serene presence.

Furude Hanyuu is a mysterious resident of Hinamizawa who appears in the series as a gentle, quiet observer with a deeper connection to the town's legends and the protagonist Rika Furude. Her character embodies the bridge between memory and time, often guiding or subtly influencing events through quiet presence and rare moments of tenderness. In the story, Hanyuu's dual nature—innocent, childlike demeanor and ancient, otherworldly wisdom—drives key arcs about friendship, fate, and the cycles of curse that plague Hinamizawa. The figure captures this duality by balancing a soft, approachable expression with an ethereal aura, hinting at her role as both companion and catalyst in the series' enduring mystery. Collectors appreciate how this portrayal honors the character's loyalty to Rika while respecting the eerie mood of the series.