Sakuramoria

- Evgeny Stanishovich (a middle-aged man with a shadow where his eyes should be) – a great admirer and promoter of Eastern culture.
- Yumiko (a rosy-cheeked girl in a fur hat with a pompom; her eyes are hidden by bangs) – E.S.’s daughter, a lovely child.
- Misha Milovna (looks like a child but has a very serious and focused face) – will cast a spell on you if you make noise.
- M.K. (a sullen face with a broken nose and unruly hair) – quick to take revenge, smells of gunpowder, very stubborn.
- K.R. (delicate features, a scarred face, ice in his eyes) – won’t rest until he throws all the trash into the ocean.
- Sinner (a worn, mustachioed face that looks tormented, covered in droplets, with a double chin) – is working hard on himself.
- Penitent (half of her face is shadowed, grinning) – his therapist.
- A.A. (slightly sad face with one eye covered by a mass of hair) – knows how to cook so that calories accumulate where they need to.
- K.I. (pleasant face with a mournful-apologetic expression) – an example of courage and modesty.
- K.T. (pleasant face with a nervous, darting expression) – K.I.’s brother, dresses well.
- K.N. (pleasant face with a detached expression) – K.I.’s and K.T.’s brother, looks older than his age, dreams of becoming a writer.
- Abbess (relaxed face with earrings) – guides lost souls onto the right path for a kopeck.
- Iberis (the face of a self-assured person) – seeking true feeling.
- L. (an angry face, flushed red) – secretly wishes she could be put in her place.
- Robber (villainous face with an eye bandaged) – will take your wallet, woman, and life.
- M.M. (cheerful long-haired face with a hint of deliberate foolishness) – will protect you but demand payment in iron.
- Rufa (face gasping with laughter, tears streaming from her eyes) – sometimes a wolf, sometimes not quite; loves playing pranks.
- Lyka (cheerful face with different hairstyle) – Cerberus’ second head.
- Luppa (focused face with a touch of anxiety) – tolerates nonsense because she loves you.
- Z. (face downcast and completely hidden by hair falling over it) – a tormented soul.
- L1, L2, L3 (three small silhouettes whose faces are completely shadowed) – classmates.
- T.K. (fierce-looking face with wide open eyes) – a celestial being who has descended to sinful earth to intimidate mortals.
- A.O. (kindly face with the gaze of an eagle) – will strip the weak-spirited bare.
- Yu.K. (smirking, drooling goblin face) – won a knucklebone in roulette.
- R. (silhouette without details) – buffalo.
- B. (silhouette without details) – angel.
- R. (silhouette without details) – vulture.
- S. (silhouette without details) – wolf.
- D. (silhouette without details) – wolverine.
- S. (silhouette without details) – mummy.
- N. (smiling face with kind eyes) – shepherdess, cares more about her flock than herself.
- Z. (a bucket on his head) – grumpy old man who doesn’t want to retire.
- P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P9, P10 (a scattering of small indistinguishable silhouettes in one picture) – classmates.

- L.P. - a very strange gentleman.
- Milorada Sergeevna - brave (or rather reckless?) daughter.
- Sergei Myslemirovich - stern father, favorite dish is buckwheat porridge.
- Alexander - wearer of amusing whiskers.
- Beloyar - wearer of an amusing hat.
- P. - angry but cute.
- S. - robber and thief.
- R. - coward.
- A. - kikimora.
- S. - fatso (it's clear where all the stolen food goes).
- A., A., R., Ya. - lackeys.
There wasn’t enough time for drawings, so she sketched a couple of rough, deliberately ugly cartoonish figures just for the last few entries.
The last note she left was a short entry:
"Even someone who has nothing can offer their life to a righteous cause. And when they are inevitably burned at the stake, hunted down by hounds, they will realize that at least it wasn’t in vain."

- P. (drawing of a cat) – latent slave.
- L. (drawing of a shoe and lips) – barbarian.
- A. (the author’s attempt to depict a beauty failed due to his poor drawing skills) – if sold properly, the village could live comfortably for half a year.
- A. (stick figure) – spectator.
- M. (drawing of a bride) – my wife... if naive Suitiangi hadn’t been such an idiot.
- L. (no drawing) – didn’t remember.
- M. (stick figure but this time with long hair) – tourist.
- T. (drawing of a gorilla) – Eastern monkey.
- N (stick figure with long ears) – person pretending to be a lily and a woman.
- B., A. (indistinguishable scribbles) – dartboard.

- Service is not a problem - there are several types in the closet, let them take any. Tailoring - 100 per person or for the whole club?