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Yoshikawa

Character

Yoshikawa is a former classmate of Ken Kaneki and Hideyoshi Nagachika, appearing only in passing flashbacks and remembered mainly as the girl Hide insists Kaneki once carried a crush for during their school years.

Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Species: Human
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Appearance

Yoshikawa surfaces only in brief recollections of Kaneki's school days, and the series gives her no detailed physical description.

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Personality

She is never developed as a figure in her own right, standing instead as a background presence tied to Hide's teasing of Kaneki.

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History

Yoshikawa attends the same year as Kaneki and Hide, sitting in Class 2. Hide needles his friend again and again over a supposed crush on her, and on one occasion asks whether Kaneki, were he a ghoul, would ever eat her, a suggestion Kaneki flatly rejects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yoshikawa in Tokyo Ghoul?

Yoshikawa is a former classmate of Ken Kaneki and Hideyoshi Nagachika who appears only in brief flashbacks of their school days.

What class was Yoshikawa in with Kaneki and Hide?

Yoshikawa attends the same year as Kaneki and Hide, sitting together in Class 2.

Did Kaneki have a crush on Yoshikawa?

Hide repeatedly teases Kaneki about a supposed crush on Yoshikawa during their school days, though this is never confirmed beyond Hide's teasing.

What unusual question does Hide ask about Yoshikawa?

Hide once asks Kaneki whether, if he were a ghoul, he would ever eat Yoshikawa, a suggestion Kaneki flatly rejects.

How much focus does Yoshikawa get in the story?

Yoshikawa gets very little focus in Tokyo Ghoul; she is never developed as a figure in her own right and appears only as a background presence tied to Hide's teasing of Kaneki.

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