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A smiling girl with long black braids tied with pale green ribbons clasps her hands in a white outfit before blooming cherry trees.
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Naho Takada

Character

Naho Takada is one of the young domestic helpers at the Butterfly Mansion, working beside Aoi Kanzaki and her two friends Kiyo and Sumi. Cheerful and quick to lend a hand, she plays a quiet role in nursing wounded slayers back to health.

English Voice: Kimberly Woods
Japanese Voice: Yuuki Kuwahara
Species: Human
Status: Deceased (post-timeskip)
Occupation: Domestic Servant
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 24: Rehabilitation Training
Allegiances: Butterfly Mansion
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Appearance

Naho is a fair-skinned girl with small, dark round eyes and dark hair parted down the middle. She keeps it in twin braids fastened with light green butterfly clips.

Her outfit is a white, long-sleeved nurse-style uniform cinched at the waist with a vivid green sash tied in a bow. She finishes the look with white socks and sandals that have matching green straps.

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Personality

Like the other girls she works alongside, Naho stays upbeat, warm, and eager to be useful. That sunny outlook holds even though her own family was taken from her by demons.

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History

After demons killed her family, Naho was brought into the Butterfly Mansion by the Kocho sisters, joining Kiyo, Sumi, and Aoi there. She grieved alongside the other residents when Kanae later lost her life to a demon.

During the recovery period following the events at Mount Natagumo, Naho helped rehabilitate Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke, stretching their stiff bodies after their long bedrest. She and the girls also passed along the secret of constant Total Concentration Breathing, pointing Tanjiro toward the training that fueled the Hashira and Kanao. The trio tearfully saw the boys off when they departed for the Mugen Train assignment. Later, during the entertainment-district mission, Tengen Uzui took Naho and Aoi along because he needed female slayers to slip into Yoshiwara.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Naho Takada in Demon Slayer?

Naho Takada is one of the young domestic helpers at the Butterfly Mansion in Demon Slayer, working beside Aoi Kanzaki and her friends Kiyo and Sumi. Cheerful and quick to help, she plays a quiet role in nursing wounded slayers back to health.

What does Naho Takada do at the Butterfly Mansion in Demon Slayer?

At the Butterfly Mansion, Naho Takada works as a domestic servant who helps rehabilitate wounded slayers, stretching their stiff bodies after long bedrest and assisting in their recovery.

What happened to Naho Takada's family in Demon Slayer?

Naho Takada's family was killed by demons. Afterward she was brought into the Butterfly Mansion by the Kocho sisters, joining Kiyo, Sumi, and Aoi there.

Does Naho Takada help Tanjiro in Demon Slayer?

Yes. Naho Takada helped rehabilitate Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke after Mount Natagumo, and she and the other girls passed along the secret of constant Total Concentration Breathing that pointed Tanjiro toward crucial training.

Why did Naho Takada go to Yoshiwara in Demon Slayer?

During the entertainment-district mission, Tengen Uzui took Naho Takada and Aoi along with him because he needed female slayers to slip into Yoshiwara.

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