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Sakura Shinguji
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(真宮寺 さくら, Shinguji Sakura?)
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| Name | (真宮寺 さくら, Shinguji Sakura?) |
| Seiyu | Chisa Yokoyama |
| American Voices | Katherine Catmull |
| Namesake Type & Meaning | Floral; Cherry Blossom (JP: "Sakura") |
| Place of Origin | Sendai,Miyagi,Japan |
| Talents | Tachi (medium-length samurai sword) Hokushin Itto-ryu |
| Birthdate | July 28, 1905 |
| Blood Type | A |
| Age | 17(Sakura Wars 1)→21(Sakura Wars 4) |
| Height | 155 cm (5.1") |
| Weight | 44 kg |
| B/W/H | 82/56/81 |
| Theme Songs | "Sakura", "Haru ga Kuru" ("Spring Will Come") |
| Type of Unit | Koubu/Jinbu/Koubu-Kai/Tenbu/Koubu Nishiki Unit |
| Color | Pink |
| Weapons | Tachi |
| Other Notes | {{{Other Notes}}} |

Added by Booniedog85Personality
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Sakura is gentle, polite and kind but somewhat clumsy and naive.
Being the newest member of the Flower Division wasn’t exactly easy for the naive newcomer. Sakura had to overcome her inexperience and prove herself to her comrades in order to gain acceptance within the group. In the end, however, she proved herself a loyal friend and worthy asset of the Flower Division- both on the stage, and on the battlefield.
Games
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Sakura Taisen
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Sakura Shinguji is the first girl the player sees in the game. Ohgami Ichiro meets her in a park and she shows him the way to the Grand Imperial Theater.
In her character episode during the game, it is revealed that she has a strong fear of lightning.
Throughout the rest of the game, the player (as Ohgami Ichiro) has the choice to choose her as Ohgami's girlfriend. If she is chosen, in the ending cutscene she leaves a letter to Ohgami stating she is going home and she boards a train. After Ohgami recieves the letter, he takes Kohran's motorcycle and chases Sakura's train. As she is sitting down, Sakura sees Ohgami and suddenly stops the train and jumps into Ohgami's arms. She then apologizes to Ohgami for leaving and they kiss.
Sakura Taisen 2
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Again,the player has the choice to choose her.
Sakura Taisen 3
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Sakura and the entire troupe travels to Paris to meet Ohgami.The player could again decide to choose Sakura.
Sakura Taisen 4
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Sakura Taisen 5
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Sakura appears at the beginning of the game to escort Shinjiro Taiga to his commander and uncle, Ichiro Ogami.
OVA's
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Sakura Wars OVA 1
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Sakura Shinguji is shown as a child in this OVA. As she grows older she develops her spiritual strength and later joins the Imperial Combat Flower Troupe.
Sakura Wars OVA 2
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Sakura plays a minor role in this OVA.The only episode she makes a huge impact in is the first one, where she rescues Maria from getting killed by a Koubu. Together, they destroy the Koubu and later defeats the madman who tried to assassinate Maria using the Koubu.
In this OVA, Sakura Wars takes a trip home to visit her family for a wedding event. She serves as an assistant in the wedding. Later the entire Imperial Flower Combat Troupe,who believed Sakura was being forced to marry someone, takes the Dirigible and attempts to rescue Sakura. By the time they spot her, the wedding was over. Later in the next day while in Sakura's home, Yoneda criticizes the Troupe for risking their identity to be known by that rescue attempt. Suddenly a large crowd of fans of the Troupe appeared by the hundreds, and to please them, Sakura and the entire group decides to display a performance. By the end of the OVA, Sakura along with the entire group hurries to a dock to greet Ohgami goodbye as he travels to Paris.
TV Series
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In this alternate storyline, Sakura is the primary protagonist instead of Ohgami Ichiro. Sakura develops her powers and confidence in this TV series as she and the Troupe battle Demons attacking Tokyo.
Sakura Wars: The Movie
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Sakura and the Imperial Flower Combat Troupe must stop an insane American mayor from destroying Tokyo.
Manga
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Like the first Sakura Wars game, the main character is Ichiro Ogami. This shows how he struggles as a naval ensign to fit in the Imperial Theater/ Hanagumi Division as a new member.
Seiyuu
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Sakura's seiyuu is the versatile Chisa Yokoyama, who has played such prominent roles as Ryoko in Martian Successor Nadesico, Chiaki Enno in Kishin Douji Zenki and Lt. Noin in Gundam Wing, but is probably best known for her role as Sasami in Tenchi Muyo. Her English-language opposite is Katherine Catmull, who has lent her voice previously to such titles as Queen Emeraldas and Samurai X.