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Fukumitsu

Character

Fukumitsu is a minor player in the JCC Infiltration Arc who runs the JAA's Western Japan Headquarters. An elderly official in traditional dress, he sits among the association's regional leadership during the storyline's wider power struggles.

Hair: Grey
Debut: Chapter 96
Gender: Male
Occupation: Director of JAA Western Japan Headquarters
Affiliation: JAA
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Appearance

Age marks Fukumitsu, an old man with grey hair and heavy eyebrows. His goatee is gathered and tied off into a small bow, and he dresses in a kimono robe.

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Personality

The manga offers little insight into his temperament, keeping him a background presence throughout his brief appearances.

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History

Fukumitsu holds the post of director over the JAA's Western Japan Headquarters, placing him within the association's regional command. He surfaces during the JCC Infiltration Arc, where his part in events stays minor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fukumitsu in Sakamoto Days?

Fukumitsu is a minor character in Sakamoto Days who serves as the director of the JAA's Western Japan Headquarters.

What role does Fukumitsu play in the JCC Infiltration Arc?

Fukumitsu appears briefly during the JCC Infiltration Arc as one of the JAA's regional officials, though his involvement in the story stays minor.

What does Fukumitsu look like in Sakamoto Days?

Fukumitsu is depicted as an elderly man with grey hair and heavy eyebrows, a goatee tied into a small bow, and a traditional kimono robe.

What organization does Fukumitsu belong to?

Fukumitsu is affiliated with the JAA, where he holds the post of director over its Western Japan Headquarters.

When did Fukumitsu first appear in Sakamoto Days?

Fukumitsu debuts in Chapter 96 of the Sakamoto Days manga.

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