Sohee wrote:YAY.
Please don't make her look like 10 in this one?
Someone didn't buy her last PB.
She might have looked a bit younger in some pictures, but in most of them she looked her age or even older.
After the DVD was already announced earlier this is a welcome must buy addition.

Ayacho, Bravo!
The Kanji is a nice word play "彩" It's "Irodo", "Irodori" or "Irodoru" (it depends on which Kanji reading translator you use), usually it's added to another kanji then the reading is "sai". it means color or paint, and that is of course a reference to her hobby, art. And on top of that as a name kanji it can also be read as Ayaka.