Isawa Masahiro

Please note: This article is about the Karo. For other uses of the term, please see Masahiro (disambiguation).
Isawa Masahiro was the karo of Asako Shizu, the daimyo of Pale Oak Castle. He was also Shizu's liason to the Isawa family. He studied at the Doji Courtier school. Legend of the Five Rings; Fourth Edition, p. 373
== Appearance ==
Masahiro was a good looking man in his late twenties, albeit a bit plump. He was a loyal servant of Shizu and the Isawa family, and a strong advocate of the Isawa way. 
== Tournament of the Samurai ==
Masahiro was selected as one of the judges in the Tournament of the Samurai held at Pale Oak Castle. He was to adjudicate the dance and tea ceremony portions of the competition. At the start of the tournament, Masahiro present the assembled guests with a gift intended for all of them. It was a sculpture of jade, gold and ivory depicting the mons of all the Great Clans and a large Imperial mon in the middle. The intention was that the sculpture would travel from the courts of the Clan Champions, spending each winter at a different court. Legend of the Five Rings; Fourth Edition, p. 375
== Wife ==
Masahiro's wife, Isawa Sukimi, was a pretty but small and mousey woman. She was a trained shugenja. 
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