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Chapter 10

Manga ChapterCh. 10

The tenth chapter deepens Kaneki's education in ghoul society at Anteiku while introducing two CCG investigators on the hunt. Yoshimura teaches him to pass as human, Touka lays down harsh rules about protecting Hide, and a starved ghoul meets a swift end.

Issue: Issue 2012-01
Pages: 29
Volume: 2
Release Date: December 1, 2011
Title Japanese: 骨董
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Summary

Investigators Kureo Mado and Koutarou Amon patrol the 20th ward, with Mado nostalgically recalling an old case tied to the One-Eyed Owl and the pursuit of a mother and her child. At Anteiku, Yoshimura walks Kaneki through brewing coffee and reminds him that the shop is a gathering place for the ward's ghouls, not merely a cafe. Kaneki insists ghouls are meant to stay hidden, but Yoshimura explains that they must study human habits, gestures, and even eating, treating people as living examples to imitate. He also asks Kaneki to alert him should any customer arrive carrying a large bag or briefcase.

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Key Events

Hide turns up unharmed, believing a fabricated story that a car accident sent him and Kaneki to recover under Touka's care, unaware that Nishiki Nishio was the real danger. Touka warns Kaneki bluntly that she will kill Hide the instant he learns the truth, saying only the manager has held her back, and Kaneki resolves to keep up a human act around his friend. Upstairs, Yoshimura demonstrates how ghouls swallow human food whole while masking their disgust, a trick Kaneki fumbles, and hands him a special sugar cube that dulls hunger. Kaneki also meets two regulars, Ryouko Fueguchi and her daughter Hinami, ghouls who cannot hunt for themselves. Outside, a starving ghoul stalking Hide crosses Rize's old feeding ground and charges Mado, who dismembers him instantly before Amon joins him at the scene.

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Notes

The chapter, Antique, belongs to the manga's second volume and formally introduces First Class investigator Mado and Rank 1 Amon of the Commission of Counter Ghoul. It also brings the Fueguchi mother and daughter into the story as sheltered ghouls who depend on Anteiku.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main events of Chapter 10?

Chapter 10 of Tokyo Ghoul sees Yoshimura begin teaching Kaneki how to pass as human, Touka warn Kaneki that she will kill Hide if he learns the truth about ghouls, and a starving ghoul get killed by investigator Kureo Mado while stalking Hide.

What is Chapter 10 of Tokyo Ghoul titled?

Chapter 10 is titled Antique, or Kotto in Japanese, and appears in the manga's second volume.

Who does Kaneki meet in Chapter 10?

In Chapter 10, Kaneki meets Ryouko Fueguchi and her daughter Hinami, two ghoul regulars at Anteiku who are unable to hunt for themselves.

What does Yoshimura teach Kaneki in Chapter 10?

Yoshimura teaches Kaneki how ghouls swallow human food while hiding their disgust, gives him a special sugar cube that dulls hunger, and explains that ghouls must study human habits and gestures to blend in.

Which CCG investigators are introduced in Chapter 10?

Chapter 10 formally introduces First Class investigator Kureo Mado and Rank 1 investigator Koutarou Amon of the Commission of Counter Ghoul.

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