Yoshiu Washuu once chaired the CCG and, working alongside Adam Gehner, helped devise the quinque. Like every member of the Washuu bloodline, this former leader was secretly a ghoul, his life barely glimpsed in the record.
Yoshiu stands at an unremarkable build, neither tall nor heavy. Long white hair falls past his shoulders, and rough stubble covers his chin.
The record preserves almost nothing of his temperament.
Yoshiu held the chairmanship of the CCG in an earlier era, and it was he, in partnership with Adam Gehner, who devised the quinque that would go on to arm generations of investigators. As a Washuu, he was in truth a ghoul, though his rc type and other traits went undocumented. He has since died, remembered mainly as an ancestor of the clan that would come to run the organization he once led.

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Yoshiu Washuu was a former Chairman of the CCG from an earlier era, remembered mainly as an ancestor of the Washuu clan that would later come to run the organization.
Yoshiu Washuu worked in partnership with Adam Gehner to devise the quinque, the weapon that would go on to arm generations of CCG investigators.
Yes, as a member of the Washuu clan, Yoshiu Washuu was secretly a ghoul, though his rc type and other traits went undocumented.
Yoshiu Washuu's son was Tsuneyoshi Washuu, making Yoshiu the great-grandfather of Matsuri Washuu.
Yoshiu Washuu had an unremarkable build, neither tall nor heavy, with long white hair falling past his shoulders and rough stubble on his chin.
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