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Yomiyama Humino (読谷山文乃) is a Japanese "book girl" VTuber who creates live content on novels and puzzle games. She promotes reading and creative writing by making library-themed videos. She is often seen talking about books, writing essays and reviewing letters submitted by her fans.
Introduction video[]
 自己紹介【配信まとめ】 |
Yomiyama Humino's introduction stream |
Personality[]
Serious about literature, Humino can get sentimentally attached to works of fiction. When heavy plots start to rise and creep over her, she will pause to wipe tears and after a while, get back to read.
When Humino writes stories live, she likes to take suggestions from the chat.
She always talks in a deep, calm voice.
Appearance[]
Humino has long brown hair with two braids that reach her front shoulders. A strand of ahoge stands out on her head. She has gray eyes, thick lashes and straight bangs that cover her eyebrows. Sometimes she wears big round glasses.
She appears in a long, dark blue apron dress that covers her knees. It is tied with a waist strip of the same color. She wears a pair of white socks and a pair of mid-heel black loafers.
She holds a brown-cover book with her right hand. Her index and middle fingers are placed on the spine and her thumb is slipping under a page, as if she is in the middle of reading.
Trivia[]
- Due to her limited vocabulary, she is clueless when playing puzzle games in English.[1]
- Her favorite classics are Night on the Galactic Railroad and The Moon over the Mountain.[2]
- She has prepared a variety of writing topics. Fan letters written around them are reviewed in a series of videos which she calls The "Libraries of" Program.
- She has a Note page for her reading thoughts.
References[]
- ↑ Yomiyama, Humino (2020, May 30). 【 夜廻 Yomawari 】 ALL ENGLISH CHALLENGE !? 【 VTuber 読谷山文乃 】. YouTube. Retrieved 15 June 2020.
- ↑ Yomiyama, Humino (2020, June 1). 【 雑談 】質問コーナー ~ 鹿肉 ジャーキー を添えて~【 VTuber 読谷山文乃 】. YouTube. Retrieved 15 June 2020.