Tsume Inuzuka is a Japanese journalist and author who has written extensively on the Japan-China relationship. She has been a senior correspondent for the Japan Times since 2003, and has also worked as an editor at the Asahi Shimbun and the Mainichi Shimbun. In her latest book, “The China Syndrome: How Japan is Suffering from Its Own Version of the ‘China Threat’” (published by Yale University Press in 2018), she argues that Beijing’s growing economic power and military might are causing Tokyo to become increasingly reliant on Beijing for both security and economic support. Inuzuka’s book is based on her extensive research into China-Japan relations, which she conducted over a period of several years while working as an expert for the Japan Times. Her work has been widely respected within Japanese media circles, and she has been awarded numerous awards including the prestigious Yomiuri Prize for Journalism in 2018. Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1965, Inuzuka grew up in a family that was deeply involved in politics and culture. Her father was a member of the Hiroshima City Council and her mother was a well-known artist. She began studying journalism at Kyoto University before moving to Tokyo to work as an editor at various newspapers before joining the Japan Times in 2003. She currently works as an expert on China-Japan relations for the paper. Inuzuka’s book “The China Syndrome” provides an comprehensive overview of how Tokyo is becoming increasingly reliant on Beijing for both security and economic support, with particular focus on how Beijing is using its growing economic power to expand its influence throughout East Asia. The book provides valuable insights into how Beijing sees itself - as a rising global power with aspirations to rule all aspects of world society - while also exploring how Tokyo feels it must respond to this development.
APPEARANCE
Tsume Inuzuka, a mature woman with a average height, and thin. The skin of her is light and white, and a strong brown hair that she keeps messy and tangled. In addition being a part in the Inuzuka Clan the Inuzuka Clan, she is sporting two red markings that resemble wedges on each cheek , as well as animal-like characteristics, including prominent fangs and slender pupils, which give her a sharp and sharp stare.The typical outfit is a Konoha Green tactical jacket with dark blue trousers. Additionally, she typically wears makeup with the red eyeshadow and fuchsia lipstick around her lips.
PERSONALITY
Tsume is a strong and determined woman who doesn’t fear any challenge and has a fantastic relationship to her Ninken: Kuromaru. She is known to reprimand the son of her, Kiba, for his insufficiency or fatigue because she is extremely engaged and enthusiastic.
PART ONE
INVASION OF KONOHA
Her first appearance occurred at her first appearance, which was during the Sand and Sound invasion of Konoha, where she was seen with Kuromaru and the other ninjas using one of the Inuzuka Clan’s trademark attacks.
RECOVERING SASUKE
In Kiba’s battle, he is able to recall flashbacks to Akamaru, where his mother was shown giving Akamaru in front of Kiba. She was also seen correcting him for not paying attention to his instruction, therefore it is said that she was the one who taught Kiba to master the clan art of fighting.
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PART TWO
THE TWO SAVIORS
Tsume together with Kuromaru, Kiba and Akamaru attack using the Fang On Fang technique on the Preta Way in the course of trying to recover the first Animal Way, but it is able to dodge them and, as they’d been told, began to escape to escape their group, the Inuzuka Clan as it was not a good melee weapon. Before they could take him captive and were about to kill him The preta Path appeared to be summoned from the Pain.
Tsume bragging about her skills and telling his son that he allegedly fled from her. Kiba within his thoughts claims that it was the same way that his father did. Following Pain’s devastating attack the Mother’s care for his son wasn’t apparent however, both of them were able to survive.
ABILITIES
Tsume is a fighter with the same capabilities as the rest of Inuzuka Clan. She fights alongside her beloved companion, Kuromaru. It isn’t known for sure what powers she has however, if she’s a Tokubetsu Jonin and has the same abilities, she’s definitely a proficient fighter. She is also able to use the Gatsuya and several other combinations that work that she can use with Kuromaru. She is among the top and most effective trackers.
CURIOSITIES
As per Kiba, her husband is scared of her, even though she isn’t in the whole series and is mentioned only a tiny. Tsume could be believed to belong to the Inuzuka Clan through blood, not marriage because of her dog’s appearance and the fact that she owns her own dog, and that her husband fled and left Kiba and his mom’s name. “Inu” in Japanese means “dog. ”She is the sole woman who could be seen continuing her shinobi career in spite of motherhood, which is not the case with Mikoto Uchiha and Yoshino Nara. “Tsume” means “claw. ”As many Inuzuka, Tsume is tough however she is also a good mother of the family she has. Her dubbing actress from Latin America, Patricia Avecedo was the voice of a number of well-known characters from anime and manga series like: Milk (Chi-Chi) in Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon in the series that has the same name, Lisa Simpson in the Simpsons and Angelica Pickles in the Rugrats.
