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Transliteration: "Redheaded Foreigner / Akage Ijin" (Japanese: 赤毛異人)Akira Yoshimura[35]Shinji Obara[35]July 1, 2004 (2004-07-01)June 19, 2005 Short of funds, the three enter an eating contest, with Jin and Mugen giving up their swords as payment, but all lose to Joji, a gay Japanese-speaking European. In exchange for a tour of the city, Joji agrees to return the swords. While on the tour, the group defend Joji from samurai enforcers seeking him as a foreigner. During one point when cornered, Joji reveals himself as Isaac Titsingh of the Dutch East India Company, and the samurai leave them alone. Fuu later asks Joji in private about the samurai who smells of sunflowers, showing him an emblem. A fearful Joji warns her about showing it to anyone, directing her to Nagasaki. 7"A Risky Racket"
Transliteration: "Surrounded on All Sides / Shimensoka" (Japanese: 四面楚歌)Takeshi Yoshimoto[36]Seiko Takagi[36]July 8, 2004 (2004-07-08)June 25, 2005 While Fuu, Jin and Mugen are going to get some soup, Fuu's purse is stolen by the thief Shinsuke, who also steals an
important item from a local gang. Fuu discovers Shinsuke trying to make a deal using Fuu's
money in exchange for medicine for his mother. Fuu later meets Shinsuke's mother, who explains the situation; Shinsuke's father abandoned the family many years ago, leaving her son to care for her alone, eventually turning to crime. The next morning, Fuu confronts Shinsuke but are attacked by the gang and forced to hide. While hiding, Fuu and Shinsuke bond, Fuu revealing her past with a missing father and sick mother.
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