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Kasa is an aged woman living on Raijin Island, the storm-wracked land in the New World. She makes a brief appearance offering umbrellas to the Fallen Monk Pirates so they can land safely.

English Va: Cheryl Lowber
Japanese Va: Ikuko Tatsu
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 594
Crew & Affiliations: Raijin Island
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Appearance

Kasa is small and heavily wrinkled by age, her frame wrapped in a cloak.

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Personality

She comes across as welcoming, extending kindness even to people she has never met. That generosity showed when she handed umbrellas to Urouge and his crew to keep them safe from the island's hazards.

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History

Long familiar with her home, Kasa knows how to guard visitors against the fierce electrical storm that batters Raijin Island. When the Fallen Monk Pirates sailed in toward the island, she came up to their vessel and offered them umbrellas so the crew could safely come ashore.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kasa in One Piece?

Kasa is an elderly woman living on Raijin Island in the New World, known for helping sailors get ashore safely during the island's fierce storms.

Where does Kasa live in One Piece?

Kasa lives on Raijin Island, a storm-wracked island in the New World.

What did Kasa do for the Fallen Monk Pirates?

Kasa offered umbrellas to Urouge and the Fallen Monk Pirates so they could safely come ashore, protecting them from Raijin Island's fierce electrical storms.

What is Kasa's personality like?

Kasa comes across as warm and welcoming, extending kindness to strangers, as shown when she helped Urouge's crew navigate the island's hazards despite never having met them before.

What does Kasa look like in One Piece?

Kasa is depicted as small and heavily wrinkled with age, her frame wrapped in a cloak.

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