An American wife featured on the television show who appears joyful but is dealing with inner sadness and loneliness.

A timid and unhappy woman in an abusive marriage, initially struggling with health issues but gradually gaining self-confidence and independence.

An abusive husband focused on American culture who causes difficulties for both his wife, Akiko, and Jane, impacting their work and lives.

A traveling musician from Chicago involved romantically with Jane, supporting her amid their evolving relationship.

Jane’s former boss who helps her secure a position on the television show, offering support while enforcing rules.

A practical and sometimes blunt woman who shows care for Jane through actions rather than words.

A director on the television show described as heartless and selfish in his approach.

The quiet soundman on Jane’s crew, noted for his love of children and animals and his support for Jane.

Jane's cameraman who, despite vices, shows considerable care and support towards her.

An interracial lesbian couple known for their loving nature and support for Jane and Akiko, while being active in their community.

The elderly husband of one of the American wives, characterized by ignorance yet genuine concern for others' well-being.

A Texan wife and mother who is open and willing to help others, allowing her family to be part of Jane’s filming.

Bunny and John Dunn’s young daughter who is affected by chemicals on the family feedlot, with a notable attachment to her uncle.

Rosie’s uncle and the owner of the feedlot where Rosie plays, involved in harmful activities and abusive behavior.

A caring nurse who observes signs of abuse in Akiko and offers assistance for her situation.