Yubeshi waits tables at a dango shop in the older quarter of Konohagakure. Her secret romance with Sabure, a young man from the newer district, becomes tangled in a bitter feud between their grandfathers, a quarrel that Kakashi Hatake and Boruto eventually help to settle.
Yubeshi is seen as a waitress at a dango shop set in the older part of Konohagakure, where she tends to the patrons and keeps the counter running.
Gracious and considerate with customers, Yubeshi is quick to apologise for the disruption the neighbourhood quarrel causes and offers Kakashi a free dish to smooth things over. She is deeply devoted to Sabure, yet reluctant to burden either grandfather with news of their engagement. In the end she finds the nerve to press her own grandfather into ending the feud so the wedding can go ahead.

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Yubeshi belongs to the old-town community of Konoha, and she falls for Sabure, whose grandfather Taruto had once been a friend of her own grandfather. A dispute over a festival's fireworks drove a wedge between the two elders and their districts, leaving the couple too afraid to admit they had already chosen a wedding day. When Ohagi and the old-town residents clashed with Taruto's side, the pair tried to calm the argument. In the confusion Ohagi knocked over tea meant for Kakashi, and Yubeshi smoothed things over with an apology and a complimentary plate.
She laid out the roots of the quarrel and confirmed Boruto's hunch that she and Sabure were sweethearts. Comparing the tangle to a storyline from the Icha Icha books, Kakashi grew intrigued when she produced a rare first edition holding a plot so intense it had been cut from later printings after readers fainted, and she promised him the volume if he could resolve the fireworks feud. Attempts to reunite the elders through their old dango shortcake recipe fell flat, and the couple refused to simply run off and elope. Kakashi reframed the rivalry as a contest, which drained the elders' appetite for fighting, and Yubeshi's plea finally moved Ohagi and Taruto to make peace and attend their grandchildren's wedding.
Yubeshi is a waitress at a dango shop in the old-town quarter of Konohagakure, secretly engaged to Sabure, a young man from the newer district.
Yubeshi and Sabure hide their engagement because their grandfathers, Ohagi and Taruto, are locked in a bitter feud that began over a dispute about a festival's fireworks, leaving the couple too afraid to admit they had already chosen a wedding day.
Kakashi reframes Ohagi and Taruto's rivalry as a contest, which drains the elders' appetite for fighting, and Yubeshi's own plea finally moves the two grandfathers to make peace and attend her wedding to Sabure.
Ohagi is Yubeshi's grandfather and one half of the old feud with Sabure's grandfather Taruto, a quarrel that only ends after Yubeshi and Kakashi's efforts convince him to reconcile.
Yubeshi owns a rare first-edition Icha Icha book with a plot so intense it was cut from later printings, and she promises it to Kakashi if he can resolve the fireworks feud between the two families.
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