Koharu

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Koharu

Gender
Female ♀
Age
12
Race
Hyur (Midlander)
Zone
Mor Dhona (21.9,5.8)
Birthplace
Doma
Organization
The Doman Adventurers' Guild
Services
Quest NPC
Patch
2.2

I'll get to the bottom of this!

— In-game description

Koharu is a Hyur in Mor Dhona.


Quests Involved In

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
Yugiri's Game 50 Alphinaud Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Why We Adventure 50 Hozan Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Through the Maelstrom 50 Yugiri Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Lord of Levin 50 Minfilia Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Guardian of Eorzea 50 Minfilia Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Traitor in the Midst 50 Minfilia Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests
Toll Booty 54 Rhesh Polaali Records of Unusual Endeavors Quests
┗ Doman Adventurers' Guild Quests
Li'l Rascals 54 Yozan Records of Unusual Endeavors Quests
┗ Doman Adventurers' Guild Quests
Short Arms of the Law 54 Yozan Records of Unusual Endeavors Quests
┗ Doman Adventurers' Guild Quests
A Thousand and One Farewells 70 Hozan Records of Unusual Endeavors Quests
┗ Doman Reconstruction Quests
Lighting the Way 70 Kozakura Records of Unusual Endeavors Quests
┗ Doman Reconstruction Quests

Additional Information

Friends with Yozan since birth, Koharu is a full two seasons older than the boy and enjoys reminding him of it, much to his chagrin. The Hyuran girl takes pride in her endurance—her nigh-endless stamina most likely attributed to the long hours spent training in the arts of the ninja. Her ability to outpace both Yozan and Shiun—boys she fancies—in footraces is an attestation to this vim and vigor.
F'lhaminn endeavors to teach Koharu dance, but the girl lacks a sense of rhythm, and must endure Yozan's endless japes because of this rare shortcoming. Though braver than most grown men, Koharu's sole fear is ghosts—her inability to strike back at the immaterial being the cause of her unease. [1]

  1. ↑ Encyclopaedia Eorzea: Volume I, page 197