NO.143ANIMEOOTDMiyako Saito
NO.143ANIMEANIME OOTD / CHARACTER ARCHIVE
Miyako Saito
Oshi no Ko ↗ / 2020
Ichigo Production president and the twins’ guardian
AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Miyako is named in chapter 2 of the original manga, collected in volume 1 on July 17, 2020. She enters as agency president Ichigo Saito’s wife, entrusted with caring for Ai’s twins. Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari’s manga is complete. This profile focuses on the anime’s later, adult agency-president portrayal, with Aqua and Ruby growing up under her care.
She is not selfless from the outset. Early manga scenes show her resenting childcare and considering selling Ai’s secret, until the twins’ divine impersonation stops her. Her later care still leaves room for irritation and exhaustion. In anime season 3, her anger at Ichigo reveals an ambition she has never abandoned, giving her responsibility a personal stake beyond being dependable for everyone else.
Spoilers for anime season 1 and the season 3 finale; the manga ending is excluded. After Ai’s death and Ichigo’s disappearance, Miyako takes over the agency, raises the twins and keeps the business going through online talent. Her eventual reunion with Ichigo brings their unfinished promise into the open: she still wants B-Komachi to reach the dome stage they once dreamed of.
Aqua and Ruby are both the children she has raised and performers connected to her agency, but their paths differ: acting for Aqua, idol work for Ruby. Kana and MEMcho belong to the new B-Komachi and her professional circle. Ichigo is her husband and the person who brought her into backstage work, so their relationship carries both domestic history and a shared career promise.
The visual focus is adult Miyako after she takes charge of the agency. The 2023 anime provides her peach-brown swept hair, magenta eyes and open gold teardrop earrings. The beige ribbed mock-neck sweater, gray trousers and dark low heels follow a separate official 2025 mini-character promotion. These face and costume references inform the page’s unofficial AI-generated fan art.
[Original fan interpretation] Miyako makes care and management part of the same daily practice. Keeping work organized and an agency alive can sit beside giving children a home to return to. Her exhaustion and anger also suggest that competence does not erase personal wants.