Joy Ichijou

Kou's redundant classmate who is very slow. After a day of doing the bare minimum in school, she returns to a life of social networks, watching TV, and buying things. Luckily for her, her status and wealth bring flocks of friends to provide her with entertainment and attention.

St. Joseph's Holy Academy

 * Sachiko Kanemoto - Friend
 * Seiko Horii - Friend

Etymology
Joy means "happy'. Durr.

Ichijou means "First Street". To understand this meaning, you need to know 2 things. So who in history used the name "Ichijou"? Wow! That's some name!
 * 1) In old Japan, the government declared all Japanese land theirs and distributed it to the citizens as they saw fit. The understanding was that when the citizen died, his plot of land would be given back to the government for redistribution. To facilitate this and other functions of government, these plots of land (and the resulting streets between them) were numbered.
 * 2) Japanese last names usually denote where the person came from. A very powerful family in old Japan lived on this "First Street", and therefore they were known as [Insert Name Here] of First Street.
 * 1) Two emperors of Japan
 * 2) Part of the clan that ruled Japan continuously for 700 years