Akiko (played by Atsuko Maeda) is a protagonist in Seventh Code.
A Japanese woman who travels to Vladivostok after becoming obsessed with a man she met in Tokyo. After her passport, wallet, and suitcase are stolen, she refuses to return to Japan and continues searching for answers. She becomes entangled in a criminal scheme involving a rare electronic component and ultimately seeks a new direction while traveling toward Moscow and possibly Khabarovsk. Matsunaga (played by Ryohei Suzuki) appears in Seventh Code.
A mysterious man who rejects Akiko and warns her not to trust strangers. He later reveals that he possesses the Krytron and is arranging its sale through a politician in exchange for euros and roubles. His criminal activities suggest that he may have manipulated Akiko from the beginning. Saito (played by Hiroshi Yamamoto) appears in Seventh Code.
A Japanese restaurant owner in Russia whose previous business ventures have failed. Formerly employed by a mayor's office in Japan, he came to Russia hoping to profit from caviar and honey. He dreams of earning 100 million yen and making his restaurant famous, but his risky attempt to enter an abandoned warehouse appears to result in his death.
Seventh Code (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Akiko
(played by Atsuko Maeda) — protagonist
A Japanese woman who travels to Vladivostok after becoming obsessed with a man she met in Tokyo. After her passport, wallet, and suitcase are stolen, she refuses to return to Japan and continues searc...
Matsunaga
(played by Ryohei Suzuki) — supporting
A mysterious man who rejects Akiko and warns her not to trust strangers. He later reveals that he possesses the Krytron and is arranging its sale through a politician in exchange for euros and roubles...
Saito
(played by Hiroshi Yamamoto) — supporting
A Japanese restaurant owner in Russia whose previous business ventures have failed. Formerly employed by a mayor's office in Japan, he came to Russia hoping to profit from caviar and honey. He dreams...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Akiko → Matsunaga
(Romantic Unrequited Love)
Akiko cannot forget Matsunaga after meeting him once in Tokyo and travels to Vladivostok to find him.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Saito → Matsunaga
(Conflict Suspected Adversary)
Saito warns Akiko that Matsunaga may be involved with the organized-crime activity surrounding the warehouse.
Akiko → Saito
(Practical Alliance)
Akiko becomes involved with Saito's struggling restaurant while she lacks money and cannot leave Russia.
Story Analysis
Akiko's obsessive search for Matsunaga leads her from romantic uncertainty into criminal danger and an unresolved search for direction.
