Princess Nada is Rhandah's beloved in India. Before he leaves to study in England, she gives him an amulet as a token of her love. Later, doubting his assurances of faithfulness, she rejects him. When Amy and Dick are taken prisoner, Nada realizes Amy is not her rival and pleads with Rhandah to spare them.
Toki-Ye is Hana's cousin, who lives in Japan before Kayosho brings her to California, believing she will marry his employee Makino. She and Makino fall in love and marry, despite Kayosho's attempt to separate them. When Kayosho is found dead, she confesses because she believes Makino committed the murder; they are both cleared and remain together.
Yuki is sent home from her American school by her father as the Russo-Japanese War threatens Japan. Though she loves Pierre Le Beau, her inherited sense of honor and duty to her country lead her to marry Prince Hagane. Believing she has failed in her trust, she takes her own life.
The daughter of a fisherman, she is ostracized because of a rumor that she is cursed. Resentful of the curse's effect on her life, she converts to Christianity, marries an American sailor, and survives the destruction of the village.
Blossom is Yoda's wife. The criminals kidnap her, making her the person Yoda seeks to rescue after escaping prison. Yoda ultimately frees her while outwitting the trio who framed him and turns them over to the police.
Sat-u is Shiro Watana's wife, sent for from Japan with their children. After Watana is murdered, she arrives in San Francisco and Tamura takes her into his home. Neighbors pressure Tamura to marry her. Three years later, while fatally ill, she tells Nume why Tamura married her.
Tsuru Aoki has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include Decasia: The State of Decay, The Breath of the Gods, A Tokyo Siren. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
