Iriya
CharacterIriya is the aged communications coordinator of the Japanese Association of Assassins, the messenger who routes the organization's information to its assassins. He is a minor, elderly figure listed among the group's dead.
Appearance
Iriya looks well advanced in years, with sunken cheeks, a heavy mustache, rectangular glasses, and a drooping left eye.
Personality
The series shows little of Iriya's temperament, defining him instead through his post as the association's message-handler.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Iriya in Sakamoto Days?
Iriya is the aged communications coordinator of the Japanese Association of Assassins, the messenger who routes the organization's information to its assassins.
What is Iriya's role in the JAA?
Iriya works as the JAA's communications coordinator, relaying the organization's messages to its assassins.
What does Iriya look like?
Iriya looks well advanced in years, with sunken cheeks, a heavy mustache, rectangular glasses, and a drooping left eye.
Is Iriya alive in Sakamoto Days?
No, Iriya is counted among the JAA's deceased.
When does Iriya first appear in Sakamoto Days?
Iriya debuts in Chapter 14 of the manga, appearing in Episode 5 of the anime.
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