Asada Reika

Asada Reika (浅田 澪歌) is one of the main characters of the Forte Project series. She is a first year student and the trumpet section leader. She plays the trumpet.

Appearance
Reika is a teenage girl with a taller height and build than other girls her age. She has short purple hair which reaches down to her neck. She has violet eyes and a pale complexion, and is usually seen wearing a normal North Hanasakigaoka High School uniform for female students with white ankle-length socks and purple sneakers.

In third year, she has grown her hair to about shoulder-length and ties it into a ponytail.

Personality
Reika is a bright and perky mood-maker and also very energetic and cheerful. She is almost always seen with a smile on her face, and she can quickly become familiar with people, which is seen in Episode 1 when she refers to everyone by their first names, even though she just met her. She is a friendly girl who talks innocently and she is the type of person who prefers standing out to supporting others.

Background
Reika picked up the trumpet when she was 6 because she is from a family of musicians, while her father is a devoted trumpet player who teaches in a school. However she was interested in sports more, so she joined the table tennis team and won national competitions in junior high. Her younger sister, Kasumi, who is still in elementary school, plays the cornet.

Aomizu Rin
Rin and Reika get along very well, even though Rin usually dislike people from sport clubs. They sit next to each other in practices and often crack into jokes.

Aomizu Hayato
Reika and Hayato are in the same class. They are on good terms also because Hayato is her best friend Rin's cousin.

Aiyama Shou
Reika and Shou are in the same class. They are on good terms.

Trivia

 * Reika (澪歌) means "song from the cool waters".
 * Reika's class is 1-B.
 * Reika's electives are the same with Rin.
 * Reika is also the captain of the Table tennis team.
 * Rin always wanted to get Reika to play memes with her but failed.
 * Reika's mother, Asada Noriko, is the chairwoman of the Parents-Teachers Association.