Kaoruko Waguri
fictional character from The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity
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Kaoruko Waguri
Summary
Kaoruko Waguri is a fictional human[1]. Her place of birth was Japan[2]. She worked as a student[3] and waiter[4].
Key Facts
- Kaoruko Waguri was born in Japan[2].
- Kaoruko Waguri's father was Yōsuke Waguri[5].
- Kaoruko Waguri's mother was Fuko Waguri[6].
- Kaoruko Waguri held citizenship in Japan[7].
- Kaoruko Waguri's professions included student[3].
- Kaoruko Waguri worked as a waiter[4].
- Kaoruko Waguri is recorded as female[8].
- Kaoruko Waguri's instance of is recorded as fictional human[9].
- Kaoruko Waguri's instance of is recorded as manga character[10].
- Kaoruko Waguri's instance of is recorded as anime character[11].
- Kaoruko Waguri's voice actor is recorded as Honoka Inoue[12].
- Kaoruko Waguri's voice actor is recorded as Azumi Waki[13].
- Kaoruko Waguri's family name is recorded as Waguri[14].
- Kaoruko Waguri's given name is recorded as Kaoruko[15].
- Kaoruko Waguri's from narrative universe is recorded as The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity universe[16].
- Kaoruko Waguri's present in work is recorded as The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity[17].
- Kaoruko Waguri's present in work is recorded as The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity[18].
- Kaoruko Waguri's name in native language is recorded as 和栗薫子[19].
- Kaoruko Waguri's birthday is recorded as July 22[20].
- Kaoruko Waguri's significant person is recorded as Rintarō Tsumugi[21].
- Kaoruko Waguri's sibling is recorded as Kosuke Waguri[22].
- Kaoruko Waguri's narrative role is recorded as deuteragonist[23].
Body
Origins and Family
Kaoruko Waguri's place of birth was Japan[2]. Her father was Yōsuke Waguri[5]. Her mother was Fuko Waguri[6].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include student[3] and waiter[4].
FAQs
Where was Kaoruko Waguri born?
Kaoruko Waguri was born in Japan[2].
Who were Kaoruko Waguri's parents?
Kaoruko Waguri's father was Yōsuke Waguri[5]. Kaoruko Waguri's mother was Fuko Waguri[6].