
Kayo Yashiro is the housekeeper who looks after the Ishikawa household. Tall, brown-haired, and poised, she is a minor figure whose presence in the story centers almost entirely on her work caring for the home.
Yashiro is a lovely young woman standing 176 cm tall. Her brown hair, long enough to reach her upper back, is pulled into a half ponytail fastened with a red tie, its bangs brushed to the left while shorter strands hang beside her chin. She has brown eyes and full pink lips.
Her usual outfit pairs a white turtleneck sweater with dark blue jeans and a green apron.
Little is established about Yashiro's character in the source material. She is presented essentially through her occupation rather than through any distinct personality traits.

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Kayo Yashiro is the housekeeper who looks after the Ishikawa household, a minor figure whose appearances in the story center almost entirely on her work caring for the home.
Kayo Yashiro is a tall young woman standing 176 cm, with brown hair pulled into a half ponytail fastened with a red tie, brown eyes, and full pink lips.
Kayo Yashiro's usual outfit pairs a white turtleneck sweater with dark blue jeans and a green apron.
Kayo Yashiro works for the Ishikawa household as its housekeeper, the role that anchors nearly all of her appearances in the story. She is most often seen looking after Toru Ishikawa, whom she likes to tease about Yuki Yoshikawa when he walks her home.
Kayo Yashiro is voiced by Ryoka Yuzuki in Japanese and by Kenneisha Thompson in the English dub.
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