
Chihaya is a schoolgirl from the Flower Capital who sat in on Sarahebi's lessons while Kaidou ruled Wano Country. She appears briefly during the Wano Country Arc of One Piece.
A young girl, Chihaya wears round spectacles and has a faint double chin, with bright blonde hair pulled into twintails fastened by red ties. Her outfit is a dark blue kimono patterned with black wave motifs.
She approaches her schooling earnestly, holding a serious expression and keenly raising her hand to respond in class. She is against the notion of an open country, convinced that unguarded borders would let dangerous outsiders slip into Wano.

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While Sarahebi was teaching a class, Chihaya spoke up to answer a question put to the students about what an open nation would mean.
Chihaya is a schoolgirl from the Flower Capital who attends Sarahebi's lessons while Kaidou rules Wano Country.
Chihaya is a young girl with round spectacles, a faint double chin, bright blonde hair pulled into twintails fastened by red ties, and a dark blue kimono patterned with black wave motifs.
Chihaya is against the notion of an open country, convinced that unguarded borders would let dangerous outsiders slip into Wano.
Chihaya appears briefly during the Wano Country Arc, in a classroom scene where she answers a question posed by her teacher Sarahebi.
Chihaya approaches her schooling earnestly, holding a serious expression and keenly raising her hand to respond in class.
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