Characters
- Hana-Usagi (鼻兎?)
- A rabbit(male),who has a long nose like a human.He has no family.His birthday is 19 June.
- "Hana" (鼻?) means a nose,"Usagi" (兎?) means a rabbit.
- Niniko (ニニコ?)
- A cat(female).One of Hana-Usagi's friend.She has two children.
- Inu (いぬ?)
- A dog(male).One of Hana-Usagi's friend.
- "Inu" means a dog.
- Inu's Father (いぬの父?)
- Niniko's children (ニニコの子?)
- Two little cats.
- Policeman (お巡りさん, Omawari-san?)
- The woman who gave a birthday for Hana-Usagi
- Kentaro Kobayashi (小林賢太郎, Kobayashi Kentarō?)
- This Manga's author.
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