Sunja is Yangjin's resilient daughter in *Pachinko* who works hard to support her family after her husband's imprisonment. She challenges traditional beliefs about women's suffering and works consistently to provide for her loved ones.

Hansu, in *Pachinko*, is a man from poor beginnings who gains power through connections with a Japanese gangster. He becomes involved with Sunja and supports her family, valuing education and practicality despite his self-interested nature.

Isak is a virtuous and idealistic character in *Pachinko* who moves from Korea to Japan to work as a pastor. His selflessness and faith make a lasting impression on his family and community.

Noa in *Pachinko* is a studious and determined character who shares his biological father's love for education. He struggles with his identity and familial connections, striving to create an honorable life.

Mozasu is a practical character in *Pachinko* who finds success in the pachinko business. He values honesty and openness, supporting his family and employees while aiming to provide opportunities for his son.

Solomon appears in *Pachinko* as an intelligent and adaptable young man with a broad worldview, having lived in America. He embraces the diversity of his experiences and chooses to continue in the family business while valuing his heritage.