She explains that her slump came from losing a fountain pen that was given to her by Chino's grandfather, so Cocoa and Chino help to look for it. In Bunnisode 9, Aoyama decides to quit writing and takes up a part-time job at the Rabbit House, becoming saddened when she hears Chino's grandfather had died. This leads her to tell the girls about a certain café owner who inspired her to write her first best-selling novel The Barista Who Became a Rabbit.Īlthough Aoyama doesn't make a physical appearance in Bunnisode 8, the girls watch the movie adaptation of her novel after spending a long day at the swimming pool. When Chino arrives after finally finding Cocoa, Aoyama loses her fountain pen. In Bunnisode 6, when Aoyama is first introduced, she talks to Cocoa about her novel and it's new film release. She is looked up to and is wise, but she hides a perverted nature and enjoys peeking up girls' skirts. She is normally depicted in a white shirt with dark blue dress and a pale blue scarf.Īoyama has a look of refinement and speaks at a slow and relaxed pace - appearing absent minded at times. She has medium-length curled sandy-blonde hair and dull cerulean eyes. Aoyama is an adult woman who looks like a teenager.
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