
Juhiko Kito is a Subterranean son of Naki Kito and a member of the Kito clan that sacrificed humans to the Tsuchinoko. He serves as a supporting antagonist across the Cursed House Arc and the Typhoon Human Arc.
Under a human guise, Juhiko presents as a muscular man of middle age with gray skin. His black hair is combed neatly into place, his eyes generally stay closed behind glasses. He first turned up in a suit and tie, and after the trip to the hot spring he switched to gray slacks worn with a dark gray collared shirt.
Carrying on his family's grim custom, Juhiko aided his mother Naki Kito in feeding humans to the Tsuchinoko, a practice meant to keep the creature satisfied so the local volcano would stay dormant.
Through the Cursed House Arc, he watched Jiji usher Momo and Okarun into the house and then joined his brothers in stalking Momo to the hot springs to assault her, a plan foiled when Turbo Granny's luck collapsed the baths. After Officer Tsuru helped them, the men returned and beat Jiji and Okarun unconscious. When Momo arrived, Juhiko fought her until Naki launched her into the Tsuchinoko's lair with the Jennifer Lopez Anaconda. He helped block her escape before Okarun and Jiji pushed the family into the pit, where they hailed the Tsuchinoko as worshippers and were swallowed.
Regurgitated alive after the beast perished, the Kitos pursued Momo as she carried the corpse to stop the lava, were stalled by Manjiro, and were attacked by the Evil Eye. Once the village was safe, Juhiko and his family were arrested for their crimes, while Naki evaded capture. In the Typhoon Human Arc, Naki ambushed their transport to free Juhiko, Juichi, and Jumanieru, and they boarded Momo's flight to Shimane. After Momo deflected him with a thrown suitcase, he kicked away Raiya and confronted the blind Unji, only to be felled by a headbutt. The plane's engine failure and an incoming typhoon then forced both sides to cling on as sharks tore through the cabin. Riding Naki's revived Mongolian Death Worm, the family hurled sharks back into the storm until Jiji's Evil Gun dissipated it. A massive shark then swallowed the worm and the Kitos and was kicked toward the moon, where Juhiko broke free into the thin air, noting his sudden lightness as Naki vowed renewed revenge.

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Juhiko Kito and his clan are Subterraneans, and their human disguises carry gray skin. Under his human guise, Juhiko presents as a muscular man of middle age with gray skin.
The Kito clan, of which Juhiko is a member, sacrificed humans to the Tsuchinoko to keep the creature satisfied so the local volcano would stay dormant. They serve as supporting antagonists across the Cursed House Arc and the Typhoon Human Arc.
Naki Kito evaded capture when the rest of the family was arrested after the village was saved. In the Typhoon Human Arc, she ambushed their transport to free Juhiko, Juichi, and Jumanieru.
Juhiko Kito is a Subterranean son of Naki Kito and a member of the Kito clan that sacrificed humans to the Tsuchinoko. He serves as a supporting antagonist across the Cursed House Arc and the Typhoon Human Arc.
Juhiko Kito is a skilled hand-to-hand combatant, trained in unarmed fighting like the other Kito brothers. During the plane fight he kicked away Raiya and confronted the blind Unji before being felled by a headbutt.
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