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In 1904, Yoshino published her first collection of poetry, Midaregami (Tangled Hair), which was well-received by critics and readers. The collection's title poem, "Midaregami," is considered one of her most famous works and explores themes of love, longing, and female identity.

: Her most notable appearances occur in the Days of Blue manga, where she is tasked with caring for a black cat named Kuro. During a search for the missing cat, she bonds with Seri Awashima over a non-alcoholic cocktail (famously topped with an excessive amount of mayonnaise, mirroring Awashima’s own eccentric tastes). Other Notable References yayoi yoshino

: She serves as a clerk in the General Affairs Section. Unlike the more combat-oriented members of the Blue Clan, Yayoi is depicted as anxious, shy, and easily intimidated—particularly by her superior, Seri Awashima. In 1904, Yoshino published her first collection of

The lead single, Koi wa Computer (Love is a Computer), is her signature track. The song’s lyrics—about calculating the probability of love and deleting sad memories like corrupted files—resonated deeply with the early internet generation in Japan. The music video, featuring dancing in a green-screen grid, became a staple of the now-defunct music TV show Beat Drop . During a search for the missing cat, she