Yukichan's hobby is horse racing, a rather unusual interest. Not many women her age are into horse racing these days. If they are, they might carry a slightly old-man-like taste. But appearance is one thing, personality another. In fact, someone with a slightly middle-aged-man vibe might actually be more relatable, able to talk to us from the same perspective. Her current favorite thing is "Nata de Coco," which became trendy in Japan over 20 years ago. Back then, Beaujolais Nouveau, tiramisu, and panna cotta were also popular. Beaujolais Nouveau was even sold at convenience stores, and many people remember panna cotta—serve her some with strawberry sauce and she'll probably exclaim, "Wow, Mister, you're amazing!" Nata de Coco peaked in 1993, the same year "J-League" won the annual buzzword award. Ramos, Kazu, Arcindo, Zico—we all gathered around the TV to cheer them on. The economy wasn't nearly as bad back then. Since, it's been a steady decline, and we've lived through the "Lost 20 Years." Today, tens of millions of men slog through low-paying jobs, exhausted every day, struggling through uncertain times. In such an era, what keeps us going might just be beautiful girls like Yukichan. We don't need a horse-sized member like her favorite racehorse, but even something as modest as a toilet paper roll—or in the worst case, a cryptid like the Tsuchinoko—might still be enough to make a gorgeous girl squeal. And this Yukichan might just give us that chance. Her ideal man? Toshiro Yanagiba, the iconic middle-aged actor known for his role as a police superintendent—synonymous with cool, mature charm. Looking in the mirror... well, maybe from a certain angle, there's a slight resemblance. Two eyes, two ears, two nostrils, one mouth. Is society really that harsh? No, not at all. If we keep striving every day, something good will surely come.