She's also patient and understanding, as she understands Takeo's relationship with Makoto Sunakawa was important to him and she even invites him to some of their dates and group dates so he doesn't feel left out. This made her feel like she isn't as innocent as Takeo thinks she is, but she admired his muscles and she wants to hold hands, hug, and do other stuff with him. She always has her heart beating fast when she's around Takeo, and she wants him to feel the same way, but her plans don't always work out. She's a Deredere type which means she has a lovey-dovey personality. Despite that, she's shown to be clever, as she purposefully left her phone in Takeo's room when she went to visit him so she would have a chance to see him again. She's kind and she doesn't feel right if someone does something for her, but she isn't allowed to return the favor. Yamato is a kind & sweet girl who seems to have strange taste in men, as she immediately fell in love with Takeo Gouda (both his personality and his appearance). Yamato seemed somewhat short for her age, as evidenced by the fact that her sleeves reach to her fingertips. She wears long dresses and makeup when she's going out with someone. She is usually seen in her uniform, which it's a long sleeved white sweater with a blue collar, a short purple plaid skirt, brown shoes and blue socks that reach to her knees. OpenCV Programming Book Seisaku-Team, “OpenCV Programing Book,” Mainichi Communications, Co., Ltd., 2009.Yamato is a beautiful, petite and charming young girl with fluffy collarbone-length strawberry-blond hair that has bangs hanging over her forehead and big brown eyes.
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