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Kamishiro

Character

Kamishiro is a deceased human best remembered as the teacher of the ghoul Matasaka Kamishiro, better known as Shachi. He shaped his pupil both through martial arts instruction and by handing down his own family name.

Kanji: 神代
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Manga Debut: Chapter 100
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Appearance

The series does not supply a description of how Kamishiro looked.

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Personality

No account of his character or temperament is given in the material.

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History

A human by birth, Kamishiro took on the ghoul who would become Shachi and drilled him in the martial arts. Beyond the training, he entrusted his student with the Kamishiro name, treating him almost as a foster son. By Shachi's own telling, his mentor lived to old age before passing away naturally. Through this line of descent, Kamishiro also stands as the foster grandfather of Rize Kamishiro.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Kamishiro in Tokyo Ghoul?

Kamishiro lived to old age and passed away naturally, according to his student Shachi's own account of his mentor's life.

Who is Kamishiro in Tokyo Ghoul?

Kamishiro is a deceased human best remembered as the teacher of the ghoul Matasaka Kamishiro, better known as Shachi, whom he trained in martial arts.

Why does Shachi share the name Kamishiro?

Kamishiro entrusted his student, the ghoul who became known as Shachi, with the Kamishiro family name, treating him almost like a foster son.

How is Kamishiro related to Rize Kamishiro?

Through his adoption of Shachi and the passing down of the Kamishiro name, Kamishiro stands as the foster grandfather of Rize Kamishiro.

What did Kamishiro teach his student Shachi?

Kamishiro trained the ghoul who would become Shachi in martial arts, shaping him both through combat instruction and by giving him the Kamishiro family name.

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