About “Kanojo Okarishimasu” in a few words:

“Rent-A-Girlfriend” follows Kazuya Kinoshita, a college student who, heartbroken after a breakup, decides to rent a girlfriend through an app. He meets Chizuru Mizuhara, a talented actress who portrays a perfect girlfriend, but their arrangement quickly becomes complicated as Kazuya develops real feelings for her. Throughout the series, he navigates romantic entanglements with other girls like Mami, Ruka, and Sumi, each adding to the emotional rollercoaster. The show delves into themes of love, trust, and personal growth, all while blending humor with heartfelt moments.

Meet the matches from Kanojo Okarishimasu

Chizuru Ichinose

Okay, Chizuru is basically the Perfect Rental Girlfriend™ — composed, elegant, a little intimidating at first but oh my gosh secretly a total softie (yes, she has standards and yes, she will absolutely stare you down if you lie). She’s super competent and professional, like she could run a business and also make your heart melt with an eyebrow raise; somehow she’s both very adult and weirdly flustered over small stuff. She insists on being straightforward but also hides tiny vulnerabilities, which makes her scenes equal parts “wow” and “aw, no, get hugged” (and also she totes keeps a tiny plush frog in her bag? contradictory, I know). Also she definitely has weirdly specific hobbies—reading old etiquette manuals or testing weird instant ramen flavors at 2 a.m.—so classy and chaotic, honestly.

Mami Nanami

Mami is messy genius-level manipulation wrapped in pastel sweaters — playful, petty, and devastatingly observant, like she knows all the weak spots and sometimes uses them because… boredom? trauma? emotional complexity? probably all of the above. She can be delightfully cruel and then three seconds later do something inexplicably kind that makes you forgive her (why are we always forgiving her? don’t ask me). There’s a loneliness tucked under her jokes and a weird loyalty to the people she tests the hardest; she’s equal parts villain and heartbreaking, which is infuriatingly magnetic. Oh and she collects scented candles and can play piano horribly on purpose, which is either dramatic flair or actual brain rot.

Ruka Sarashina

Ruka is full-throttle devotion with a neon bow on top — intense, earnest, and famously a little bit extra, like she will plan a whole surprise weekend and then somehow turn it into a sporting event. She’s adorable in a battle-ready way: sweet, stubborn, and absolutely unafraid to chase what she wants, but also quietly very responsible (pays bills on time? makes bento boxes with heart-shaped rice? yes to both). She can swing from ultra-romantic to oddly practical in the blink of an eye, which is kind of wild but also super comforting. Also she collects cat-shaped mugs and gets irrationally jealous of inanimate objects, which is both a flaw and a calling card.

Sumi Sakurasawa

Sumi is the shy cinnamon-roll with surprisingly sharp instincts — like, small voice, giant heart, and somehow the most honestly kind person in the room; she quietly obsesses over doing things right and sometimes freezes like a deer in headlights (cute but also slightly alarming). She’s sweet, awkward, and incredibly earnest about learning how to connect, which makes every tiny step she takes feel triumphant; she’s also weirdly into horror movies? (don’t ask why, she’ll whisper about ghosts and then hide behind a cushion). Practical, helpful, and endlessly patient, Sumi is the kind of person who will remember your favorite snack and then accidentally judge you for eating it at 3 a.m.—gently, of course. Sometimes she acts like a child and sometimes like a tiny wise old aunt, and honestly you will love both versions.