Tomokazu Ichinose is a mechanic who appears in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime as the late husband of Natsumi Ichinose. He and his wife ran a small workshop and shared a dream of restoring an old car, one he did not live to finish.
A beard frames his face, and his hair is brown.
What the anime conveys of him centers on devotion to a shared goal, the restoration project that he and his wife pursued together as one joint dream.

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He and his wife operated the Ichinose Workshop side by side. One day he hauled in a battered old car, and reviving it grew into the couple's common ambition, though he passed away before that dream could be realized. The Sailor Guardians later crossed paths with his widow as she struggled to complete the repairs on her own, and stepped in to lend a hand.
Tomokazu Ichinose is a mechanic in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, the late husband of Natsumi Ichinose, with whom he ran a small auto workshop.
Tomokazu Ichinose and his wife Natsumi shared the dream of restoring an old car he had brought into their workshop, though he passed away before the project could be finished.
After Tomokazu Ichinose's death, the Sailor Guardians meet his widow Natsumi as she struggles to finish restoring the couple's car alone, and they step in to help her complete it.
Tomokazu Ichinose is depicted with brown hair and a beard.
Tomokazu Ichinose worked as a mechanic, running the Ichinose Workshop together with his wife Natsumi in Tokyo.
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