Yukinori Shinohara's wife is the spouse of the Special Class investigator and mother to their three children. Calm and resilient, she meets her husband's protege with grace even as her family faces tragedy.
She is a striking woman of middle age, her light hair falling below her shoulders.
Her exchange with her husband's young partner reveals a warm and steady woman who carries hardship with composure.

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After the Owl Suppression Operation, she visits her comatose husband in the hospital and encounters Juuzou Suzuya there. When he apologizes for failing to keep Shinohara safe, she gently reminds him that she long understood the risks that came with an investigator's life. She comforts the young man with the truth that her husband regarded him almost as one of his own children.
Yes, Yukinori Shinohara's wife is the mother of their three children, though none of the children are named in the story.
Following the Owl Suppression Operation, Yukinori Shinohara falls into a coma, and his wife visits him in the hospital while he lies comatose.
She comes across as a warm and steady woman of middle age who carries her family's hardship with composure.
She encounters Juuzou Suzuya at the hospital while visiting her comatose husband after the Owl Suppression Operation.
When Suzuya apologizes for failing to keep Shinohara safe, she gently reassures him that she long understood the risks of an investigator's life and tells him her husband regarded him almost as one of his own children.
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