Saku is the main protagonist for this story, who grew up traveling around Japan due to his father constantly changing jobs. Saku loves to read books and can often be seen reading, whether it be on the bus, at school, or at home. He generally likes to stay indoors and read, but after joining the astronomy club, he starts to enjoy going out and stargazing or participating in other club activities.

Saku Ooyagi returns to his hometown after seven years and is soon reacquainted with his childhood friend, Mihoshi Akeno. The reunion is far from merry since the last memory they have of each other is of her falling off a tree and him saving her. In any case, Mihoshi is determined to improve their relationship and forces Saku to join the astronomy club she founded.

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Married fellow voice actor [Mikako Komatsu](https://anilist.co/staff/105071/Mikako-Komatsu) on May 12, 2020.

**Non-Anime Roles:**
~!- [Zhongli](https://anilist.co/character/209686/) - Genshin Impact (VG)
- Luke Sullivan - Street Fighter (VG)
- Lif - Fire Emblem Heroes (VG)
- Ash Carbide - The Legend of Heroes Series (VG)
- Wulfgard - Arknights: Endfield (VG)
!~

Extra anime shorts included on DVD. 
Episode 1: Summer Memories (Vol. 1) 
Episode 2: The Meteor Distance (Vol. 3) 
Episode 3: Twinkle Star (Vol. 5) 
Note: Music video specials are not included in the entry as they don't contain any new scenes.

Saku Ooyagi returns to his old town after seven years and becomes reacquainted with a childhood friend, the ever-boisterous Mihoshi Akeno; but the reunion is far from merry since his last piece of memory between them is of her falling off a tree and him diving to save her. Regardless, Mihoshi focuses her all into improving their tattered relationship and forces Saku to join her astronomy club.
