
A young girl who lives under the care of the Village Headman as his granddaughter. Her brief moment in the story arrives when a band of kidnappers seizes her, forcing her grandfather to seek out Konoha shinobi to bring her home safe.
She has dark hair and dark eyes. Over a loosely fitting garment she wears a white top, an orange kimono without sleeves, and sandals. In looks she strongly resembles Kaede Yoshino.
Very little about her temperament is recorded. She is presented simply as a village youngster whose part in the tale is shaped by the ordeal that befalls her rather than by any traits of her own.

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The Headman's Granddaughter is a young girl who lives under the care of a Village Headman as his granddaughter, appearing briefly in the story when kidnappers seize her.
The Headman's Granddaughter is taken captive by Baji and his crew, prompting her grandfather to seek help from Konoha shinobi. Team 7 and Team 10 work together to bring her home safely.
The Headman's Granddaughter has dark hair and dark eyes, and wears a loosely fitting garment with a white top, a sleeveless orange kimono, and sandals. She strongly resembles Kaede Yoshino.
The Headman's Granddaughter is rescued through the joint effort of Team 7 and Team 10, two squads of Hidden Leaf shinobi called in by her grandfather.
The Headman's Granddaughter appears in the Past Arc: The Locus of Konoha, during the story following Konoha's missing children.
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