Tsumugu Fujikawa

Tsumugu Fujikawa (藤川 紡) is the main character in the A Drift Girl and a Noble Moon series.

Official Description
A first-year high school student who travels to the tenth year of the Taisho era. While posing as a servant, Tsumugu attends an all-girls high school.

Appearance
Tsumugu has short, reddish-orange hair and blue eyes. In the Reiwa era, she wore a sailor uniform and a short blue skirt. But since such clothing would have been considered too "revealing" in the Taisho era, Tsumugu was eventually given a red hakama with a dark-blue obi.

Background
Shy, introverted, and an all-around klutz, Tsumugu is a girl who yearns to make friends and fears being alone. In middle school, Tsumugu was the stereotypical bookworm who was more comfortable around books rather than people. Once she transferred to Sakuragawa High, Tsumugu changed her appearance and undertook the goal of living the life of a typical high school girl, attempting to make new friends as a budding social butterfly. But despite the initial effort, Tsumugu quickly reverted to her old self again, spending her lunch hours in the library alone. It was there that one day she mysteriously traveled back in time to the year 1921.

Waking up in the Taisho era, a bewildered Tsumugu tries to make sense of her new surroundings. But her difficulty interacting with strangers, especially those from another time, lands her in trouble with the local authorities. Eventually, Tsumugu is saved by a girl named Itsuki Suenobu, whose family name holds a fair amount of political influence. Eventually, through Itsuki, she is given the opportunity to live in the Suenobu household as a servant, under the orders of Nanao Yoshikawa, the head servant in charge. The next day, Tsumugu transfers to the same school she attended in the Reiwa era (now known as Sakuragawa Girls School), this time wearing a hakama instead of a sailor uniform. Along with Itsuki, Tsumugu is placed as a third year student in that era, despite being a year older than her classmates.

Little by little, and day by day, Tsumugu slowly blends in with the scenery of the Taisho era, all the while feigning amnesia in order to disguise her true identity. Being so drawn into new responsibilities and meeting new people, there are some days where Tsumugu seemingly forgets being a time traveler.