Hannari Company/First Gen.

About
Hannari Company's first generation started in 1968 ended in 1982. Founded by Haku Minamoto, the troupe quickly rose to fame and became a big name in the world of theatre and especially in its area, Veludo Way, for giving women a quality spotlight to perform under.

Though only a select number of individuals could act under the reputable name of Hannari Company, every performance served quality again and again, fitting for the a company with the name of its founder. Though the first generation ended with Haku stepping down from leadership, the accelerating fame did not stop when they gave leadership to their daughter Rei Minamoto.

Ghosts
There is a rumor that spread throughout Hannari Company's members that the dorms had ghosts that fit the descriptions of the first leaders of each sub-troupe. It is stated that they only ever appear under specific circumstances and only to those that they choose to appear to within their specific criteria.

Each of these leaders have an item of theirs hung around the dorms and it is rumored that these items are what resonate with the ghosts and make them stay.

Mayuzumi Eriko
Eriko was an actress from the first generation of Hannari Company, part of the sub-troupe as its original leader. Eriko's pronouns are she/her.

Eriko was said to be a poise and reserved lady who was shamelessly dismissive of those she saw were below her expectations, though most justify that it was because she cared for the stage more than anything else despite her illness preventing her from living her life to its fullest.

She died onstage in the middle of a performance, her red bow currently hanging on the wall behind the company's stage. It is said that her spirit watches over every performance with care.

Chiyoko Yumiko
Yumiko was an actress from the first generation of Hannari Company, part of the sub-troupe as its original leader. Yumiko's pronouns are he/she.

The younger sister of fellow leader Atsuko, Yumiko could be described as playful and spontaneous, a dancer that often ended up getting into fights. Though known to be over-confident and has little control over her emotional outbursts, Yumiko was never afraid to speak his mind and accept what life brought as challenges.

She died a little bit after his sister Atsuko, her dance shoes hidden somewhere within the dorms. Most would probably say that among all the spirits that possibly haunt the dorms, Chiyoko is the least intimidating.

Daigo Ayame
Ayame was an actress from the first generation of Hannari Company, part of the sub-troupe as its original leader. Ayame's pronouns are she/they.

The daughter of a family that works and owns a Shinto temple, she specializes in traditional dancing while her siblings tend to other duties. Ayame was a refined and reserved individual who was known by the people around her to be a caring and responsible leader.

She was the last among the original leaders to die. It is rumored that her favorite fan was hung somewhere within the dorms.

Chiyoko Atsuko
Atsuko was an actress from the first generation of Hannari Company, part of the sub-troupe as its original leader. Yumiko's pronouns are she/her.

The older sister of fellow leader Yumiko, Atsuko was the more composed and orderly of the two. Atsuko was intelligent, both academically and emotionally, and always quickly tried to make solutions for problems and shortcomings. Though there is a stark contrast between the two sister's personalities, Atsuko would tend to Yumiko's wounds and was easily able to see through him.

She died second after Eriko. It is unknown what item of hers, if there is one, remains in the dorms.