Binchou-tan, the main character in the anime, is a young girl who lives by herself in an old house far from town. As her name suggests, she often wears a piece of charcoal on her head. Each episode depicts a day in the life of Binchou-tan who needs to work in order to buy food and necessities.    She is assumed to be an orphan because she lives by herself, refuses to answer shopkeepers who ask where her mother is and keeps to her habits of greeting and farewelling herself when traveling. She apparently, also possesses the ability to change the size of her body. Normally she is the size of a small child, but in some cases she can shrink herself to for instance fit in a shoe or to ride on the back of a duck.    She also treasures clothing made by her grandmother which becomes a plot point in one episode. Binchou-tan is initially a very lonely person. Her birthday is on May 07.     (Source: Wikipedia)

This is a story about a little girl who lives in an old house in the mountains. Her name is Bincho-tan. Each episode depicts a day in the life of Bincho-tan as she prepares her breakfast in the morning, goes to the forest to gather vegetables, does her household chores and rests at night after a day's work. She is surrounded by a group of close friends who add color to her ordinary yet simple life. 

__Height:__ 156cm

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- Honoka - Azur Lane (VG)

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Bincho-tan (&#12403;&#12435;&#12385;&#12423;&#12358;&#12479;&#12531;, Binch&#333;tan) (also Binch&#333;-tan) is a mascot character, created by mangaka Takahito Ekusa (&#27743;&#33609;&#22825;&#20161;, Ekusa Takahito) and produced by game goods company Alchemist.<br><br>
The name is a play on words: binch&#333;tan (&#20633;&#38263;&#28845;, binch&#333;tan) is a kind of charcoal, which is mainly used for cooking. However, -tan is a suffix created by the mispronunciation of chan. Relating to this dajare, the main cast is the moe anthropomorphic representations of different types of charcoal.<br><br>
(Source: Wikipedia)