Junsai was a shinobi of Kirigakure whose death during a betrayed mission helped ignite the long feud between the Hidden Mist and the Hidden Stone.
Junsai wore his long, wavy brown hair gathered into a ponytail fastened with a black tie, and his features included dark eyes and a firm jawline. His outfit was the usual Kirigakure uniform adjusted with short sleeves, and he wrapped bandages around his wrists. Like the rest of his squad he sported a jade-green bangle, and two black bracelets sat over the bandaging on his right hand.
By every account Junsai was an even-tempered man who came across as agreeable and warm in disposition.

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A decade before the Allied Shinobi Forces came together, Junsai served on Ganryū's team, which joined forces with a squad from Iwagakure to recover a scroll that Kumogakure ninja had seized. Once the document was back in their hands, the Iwagakure shinobi turned on their partners, cutting down both Junsai and Suiren. That treachery, later known as the Tragedy of Yosuga Pass, opened the hostilities that would divide Kirigakure and Iwagakure for years to come.
Junsai was a shinobi of Kirigakure whose death during a betrayed mission helped ignite the long feud between the Hidden Mist and the Hidden Stone.
Junsai wore his long, wavy brown hair in a ponytail fastened with a black tie, had dark eyes and a firm jawline, and dressed in a short-sleeved Kirigakure uniform with bandaged wrists and a jade-green bangle.
By every account, Junsai was an even-tempered man who came across as agreeable and warm in disposition.
Junsai served on Ganryū's team, which joined an Iwagakure squad to recover a scroll seized by Kumogakure ninja. Once the scroll was recovered, the Iwagakure shinobi turned on their partners and killed both Junsai and his teammate Suiren.
Junsai's death became known as the Tragedy of Yosuga Pass, an act of betrayal that opened the hostilities dividing Kirigakure and Iwagakure for years afterward.
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