 She taught Shūrei how to make steamed buns, discovering Shūrei was a much better cook than she was; how to pick tangerines from the trees, and how to behave like a lady.She also gave the name 'Seiran' to the boy she and Shōka found lying in the snow when the family traveled to Kiyō.The name meant 'Silent Orchid', and was given because the boy that they found never said a word and was presumed to be a mute.