Yoshiro Saotome is a minor acquaintance of Izumi Miyamura in Horimiya, connected to him through the tea ceremony. He is best remembered for a small mix-up in which Kyōko Hori mistook his name for a girl's.
The source provides no description of Saotome's physical appearance, noting only that he is referenced within the story rather than shown in detail.
No characterization of Saotome's personality is recorded. What is known of him is limited to his associations rather than his temperament.

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Yoshiro Saotome is a minor acquaintance of Izumi Miyamura in Horimiya, connected to him through the tea ceremony.
Yoshiro Saotome knows Izumi Miyamura through the tea ceremony and is counted among his friends.
Yoshiro Saotome is first mentioned in Chapter 41 of the Horimiya manga.
Kyoko Hori snapped at Yoshiro Saotome after spotting his name in Izumi Miyamura's phone and mistaking it for a girl's name.
Horimiya's records do not detail Yoshiro Saotome's physical appearance; he appears in the story mainly through mentions rather than direct depiction.
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