The Azumanga Daioh Mizuhara Koyomi figure captures the calm, composed charm of Yomi in a Mizugi swimsuit. The 1/7 scale rendering presents a slender, poised silhouette with careful attention to proportion and posture, conveying her pragmatic personality. The sculpt highlights the lines of her swimsuit, with subtle creases and fabric folds that reflect natural movement. Facial features are rendered to reflect her characteristic serious expression, balanced by delicate eye painting and a soft mouth line. Hair strands frame the face and fall over the shoulders in a natural way, while the figure’s overall balance suggests a confident, ready-for-action stance. The paint finish emphasizes depth and shading to enhance realism.

In Azumanga Daioh, Mizuhara Koyomi, commonly known as Yomi, is a sharp-witted classmate who provides the grounding and occasional sarcasm for her energetic friends. She keeps a careful eye on her busy social circle, balancing study, friendships, and school life with a practical mindset. Across the series, Yomi navigates daily misadventures, competitive study sessions, and moments of genuine warmth with Chiyo, Tomo, Osaka, and the rest of the class. This figure’s design invites fans to recall her steady presence during class scenes and to celebrate the character’s enduring role as the dependable, relatable voice of reason in the ensemble.