Tsuzumi is a police captain hailing from the Land of Forests. Entrusted with keeping order, he oversees the return of a captured criminal for trial and carries a blade that suggests a measure of swordsmanship.
Tsuzumi keeps his black hair cropped short and looks out through violet eyes. Small circular eyebrows and a matching little round moustache round out his face.
A sword hangs at Tsuzumi's side, a sign that he has picked up at least some ability with kenjutsu.

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In the Land of Forests, Tsuzumi took charge of escorting the criminal Gantetsu back to the capital so that he could stand trial for his offenses.
Tsuzumi is a police captain from the Land of Forests entrusted with keeping order. He carries a sword at his side, suggesting some skill in kenjutsu.
Tsuzumi was tasked with escorting the captured criminal Gantetsu back to the capital of the Land of Forests so he could stand trial for his offenses.
Tsuzumi keeps his black hair cropped short and has violet eyes, small circular eyebrows, and a matching little round moustache.
Tsuzumi carries a sword at his side, a sign that he has picked up at least some ability in kenjutsu.
Tsuzumi serves as a police captain in the Land of Forests, responsible for keeping order there.
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