Hiromu Sakamawa
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Birthday:
- 24 May 2014
- Nationality:
- Scottish
- Residence:
- Hogsmeade, Scotland
- Function:
- First year, Slytherin
- Wand:
- 30,2 cm walnut wood and unicorn hair
You must be wondering why he has a Japanese name if he is Scottish! Especially since he doesn't look Japanese at all...
Well, I'll explain everything to you:)!
Hiromu was born in Pre-a-Lard, Scotland, in the grand manor house of the ‘Scottish surname’. His father is pure Scottish, but his mother is pure-blooded with slight Japanese origins from her ancestors, whose surname she has kept.
But why does he have a Japanese name? Well, the answer is quite simple: his parents really liked the meaning of the name, and it also allowed them to boast, saying, ‘Look at us, we are powerful because we are a pure-blooded family from two countries.’
But let's get back to Hiromu, because who is he really?
Hiromu is an 11-year-old boy, pure-blooded, with red hair, brown eyes, freckles, tall, slim and quite tanned, but that's not really what defines him!
I'll tell you his story.
Hiromu was born with a brother six years older than him: Katsumi. Katsumi was talented at everything and was a role model for Hiromu throughout his childhood.
He grew up being looked after by a nanny, and as a child he often tried to escape from her. When he was four years old, his parents wanted him to learn the piano, which he did reluctantly, but he still plays it today and is quite good at it. Around the age of 6, he started playing handball enthusiastically, loving it and using it as a way to let off steam.
But in the end, what is Hiromu's character like?
Well, actually, he's quite a detached person who doesn't particularly like talking to others, hates being the centre of attention and doesn't like big parties. He's also quite nonchalant and a bit provocative .
Let's move on to a question and answer session with him!
Hiromu was relieved to have his powers and took it well.
Hiromu's parents are named Fingal Feymore and Chika Sakmawa. They are special envoys for the Ministry of Magic, which means they travel around the world to negotiate agreements and ensure the safety of important magical objects. Hiromu doesn't see them often, as I said, so his childhood was quite strange. He rarely saw his parents and spent very little time alone with them. He sought a parental figure more in his brother.
Hiromu had a rather demanding childhood, but also a fairly free one, as his parents did not supervise him and the person who looked after him had little authority.
Well, I'll explain everything to you:)!
Hiromu was born in Pre-a-Lard, Scotland, in the grand manor house of the ‘Scottish surname’. His father is pure Scottish, but his mother is pure-blooded with slight Japanese origins from her ancestors, whose surname she has kept.
But why does he have a Japanese name? Well, the answer is quite simple: his parents really liked the meaning of the name, and it also allowed them to boast, saying, ‘Look at us, we are powerful because we are a pure-blooded family from two countries.’
But let's get back to Hiromu, because who is he really?
Hiromu is an 11-year-old boy, pure-blooded, with red hair, brown eyes, freckles, tall, slim and quite tanned, but that's not really what defines him!
I'll tell you his story.
Hiromu was born with a brother six years older than him: Katsumi. Katsumi was talented at everything and was a role model for Hiromu throughout his childhood.
He grew up being looked after by a nanny, and as a child he often tried to escape from her. When he was four years old, his parents wanted him to learn the piano, which he did reluctantly, but he still plays it today and is quite good at it. Around the age of 6, he started playing handball enthusiastically, loving it and using it as a way to let off steam.
But in the end, what is Hiromu's character like?
Well, actually, he's quite a detached person who doesn't particularly like talking to others, hates being the centre of attention and doesn't like big parties. He's also quite nonchalant and a bit provocative .
Let's move on to a question and answer session with him!
- What do you think of your parents?
They're hardly ever there and force me to go to receptions... I don't like them that much... - Now, do you like the piano?
I like the melodies I can produce with it. - What do you think of your big brother?
Well, I wonder how he can be so sociable. - Do you read a lot?
No. - Are you looking forward to going to Hogwarts?
Not particularly... - Well, thank you very much for answering our questions.
You're welcome, although I can't say I had much choice.
Hiromu was relieved to have his powers and took it well.
Hiromu's parents are named Fingal Feymore and Chika Sakmawa. They are special envoys for the Ministry of Magic, which means they travel around the world to negotiate agreements and ensure the safety of important magical objects. Hiromu doesn't see them often, as I said, so his childhood was quite strange. He rarely saw his parents and spent very little time alone with them. He sought a parental figure more in his brother.
Hiromu had a rather demanding childhood, but also a fairly free one, as his parents did not supervise him and the person who looked after him had little authority.