This figure captures Moriya Suwako with a playful yet regal presence, balancing movement and stillness in a single pose. Her frog‑themed hat sits perched on her head with rounded eyes and a curved brim, faithfully reflecting her shrine deity persona. The eyes are glossy and the hat shows subtle, sculpted details that hint at frog motifs throughout. Her robe flows in layers of emerald green, pale jade and gold trim, with delicate fold lines that convey wind and motion. A white undergarment peeks at the sleeves, while the belt and sash are painted to resemble lacquered fabric. The base evokes sacred ground near the Moriya Shrine, with carved symbols and a mossy texture. Overall, the finish is smooth, with crisp line work and careful shading that bring depth to the character.

Within the Touhou Project canon, Suwako Moriya is the ancient frog deity associated with the Moriya Shrine and the land around it. She acts as a companion to Kanako Yasaka, together guiding the shrine’s guardianship of beliefs, rituals, and festivals. Suwako’s personality blends mischief with wisdom; she enjoys storytelling and trickery, but she also commands a steadfast sense of duty to the land and its people. In the games and appearances, she exists both as a source of misdirection and a provider of insight, often testing travelers and shrine maidens who seek to cross the boundary between the human world and the divine. Her character highlights themes of continuity, tradition, and the balance between humor and reverence, anchoring the lore of the Moriya Shrine in the Touhou universe.