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Sabure

Character

Sabure is a pastry chef in the Hidden Leaf's modern quarter, engaged to a young woman named Yubeshi from the old town. Their planned wedding is thrown into doubt when a feud over a fireworks display splits their grandfathers, until Kakashi and Boruto step in to mend the rift.

Japanese Voice: Ryū Morimiya
Village & Affiliations: Konohagakure
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Appearance

Sabure is a young pastry maker who lives and works in the freshly built section of Konohagakure. He belongs to a family of confectioners rooted in that new city district.

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Personality

Sabure comes across as gentle and earnest, a young man who would rather smooth over conflict than deepen it. He is devoted to Yubeshi and set on marrying her, yet he cares enough about family that he wants both grandfathers present and happy at the wedding rather than eloping. When the quarrel drags on, he is the one urging his grandfather to make amends.

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History

Sabure grew up in Konohagakure's new city and fell for Yubeshi, granddaughter of Ohagi, who had once been a friend of Sabure's own grandfather Taruto over in the old town. As tensions hardened between the two neighborhoods over a festival fireworks display, the young couple grew afraid to tell either grandfather about their romance, even though they had already settled on a wedding day. When Taruto and the new-city crowd clashed with Ohagi and the old-town side, Sabure and Yubeshi tried to pull them apart. Yubeshi eventually enlisted Kakashi to settle the feud by dangling a rare first-edition Icha Icha volume, and it was Sabure who filled Kakashi and Boruto in on how the fireworks rivalry began. A later attempt to reconcile the elders by recreating their old dango shortcake recipe fell flat, and the couple refused Kakashi's suggestion to simply elope, wanting the grandfathers' blessing instead. Kakashi finally recast the dispute as a contest, which drained the bitterness out of it, and Sabure pressed Taruto to patch things up with Ohagi so the wedding could happen. The plea startled both elders into making peace, and they attended their grandchildren's marriage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sabure in Naruto?

Sabure is a pastry chef from Konohagakure's new city district who is engaged to Yubeshi, a young woman from the village's old town.

Why is Sabure and Yubeshi's wedding threatened?

Sabure and Yubeshi's wedding is threatened by a feud between their grandfathers, Taruto and Ohagi, that erupts over a rivalry surrounding the neighborhood's fireworks display.

How is the feud between the grandfathers resolved?

Kakashi Hatake reframes the grandfathers' feud as a contest to drain away its bitterness, and Sabure then pleads with his grandfather Taruto to make peace with Ohagi so the wedding can go ahead.

What is Sabure's personality like?

Sabure is gentle and earnest, preferring to smooth over conflict rather than deepen it, and he cares enough about family to want both grandfathers present at his wedding rather than eloping.

Who helps Sabure and Yubeshi with their wedding troubles?

Kakashi and Boruto step in to help resolve the feud between the two families, allowing Sabure and Yubeshi's wedding to happen with both grandfathers' blessing.

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