
A bridge builder from the Land of Waves who counts Kaiza among his friends. He is the parent of Akane, and his devotion to the boy comes through most clearly during the frantic search that follows the child going missing.
A brown straw hat tops his head, worn over dark hair whose front dips to a point at the center of his brow. For clothing he favors a T-shirt in a muddy blend of blue and green.
The wellbeing of his child sits at the center of who he is. Once Akane disappears, worry consumes him and he throws himself into finding the boy.
During the events surrounding the search for the village's lost children, he joins his neighbors in raising the alarm. Because the youngsters had last been seen in Inari's company, the group makes its way to Tazuna's home hoping for answers about where Akane might be.

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Akane's Father is a bridge builder from the Land of Waves and a friend of Kaiza. He is the parent of the boy Akane.
When Akane disappears along with other village children, his father joins his neighbors in raising the alarm and travels to Tazuna's home hoping for answers about where the boy might be.
Akane's Father works as a bridge builder in the Land of Waves.
Akane's Father counts Kaiza, the man who later rescues and mentors his son, among his friends.
Akane's Father wears a brown straw hat over dark hair that dips to a point at the center of his brow, along with a T-shirt in a muddy blend of blue and green.
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