Ginnosuke is a schoolboy from the Flower Capital of Wano Country who studied under the teacher Sarahebi while Kaidou held power. He stands out as an enthusiastic supporter of the shogunate's isolationist stance.
Pink hair marks this young boy, styled with a bald crown and a topknot gathered behind. Long sideburns, a fringe, and a single stray strand poking up from his forehead complete the look, along with a round nose. His kimono is pale blue, decorated with circular clusters of crisp dark blue triangles.
Quick to raise his hand, Ginnosuke shows real eagerness whenever his instructor poses a question. He backs the country's sealed borders and looks down on anyone who would defy the shogun Kurozumi Orochi.

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In one of Sarahebi's lessons, Ginnosuke spoke up to explain what a closed nation meant. He surfaced again in Rasetsu Town, where he and a classmate jeered at the imprisoned supporters of the Kouzuki Family.
Ginnosuke is a schoolboy from the Flower Capital in Wano Country who studies under the teacher Sarahebi during Kaidou's rule. He is an enthusiastic supporter of the shogunate's isolationist policy that keeps Wano's borders sealed.
Ginnosuke is a young boy with pink hair styled with a bald crown and a topknot gathered behind, along with long sideburns and a single stray strand poking up from his forehead. He wears a pale blue kimono decorated with clusters of dark blue triangles.
Ginnosuke strongly backs Wano Country's sealed borders and looks down on anyone who would defy the shogun Kurozumi Orochi. He is quick to raise his hand in class whenever his teacher poses a question about the closed nation policy.
In one of Sarahebi's lessons, Ginnosuke speaks up to explain what a closed nation means, showing off his support for Wano's isolationist stance. His classroom enthusiasm reflects his broader loyalty to the shogunate.
Ginnosuke resurfaces in Rasetsu Town, where he and a classmate jeer at the imprisoned supporters of the Kouzuki Family. This scene reinforces his loyalty to the ruling shogunate over the exiled Kouzuki clan.
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