Hanzo. Your urban Japanese cousin (bl)

In the late 1980s, in Japan...

There was a small tribe, more like a large family, religiously conservative in a small village in Japan. Modest clothing, no schools for girls, daily attendance at the temple, and so on. But most of them were comfortable with their lives and financial security. There were brothers called the Kigoshima family. Most of these brothers share the same traits: strict and rigid. Except for one of them, named Fuji. He and his sons always travel to America; he is more civilized and doesn't restrict his children to anything specific, such as clothing or religious observance. They had home electronics, televisions, Nintendo, Sony PlayStation, and so on. Unlike others, who think these are just trivial matters.

Hanzo is one of the sons of this brother named Fuji. He is handsome, tall, and charismatic, but quieter than his brothers.

On the other side, here is their uncle, their father's brother, who was very close to him. His name is Haru. Haru has five children, but the youngest is the most special in the entire family. Although he is a boy, he is more handsome than all the girls in the family. Some of the elders even call him the perfect wife. This boy's name is Saku, which symbolizes cherry blossoms.