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Toshiko Takenouchi (武之内 淑子 Takenouchi Toshiko?) is Sora Takenouchi's mother.

She is likely named after her late Japanese voice actress, Toshiko Fujita.

Appearance[]

Toshiko is a woman with brown eyes and long black hair, which is tied in the back. She wears a purple shirt with elbow-length sleeves, yellow knee-length pants, and orange sandals.

On the day she banned Sora from playing soccer, she wore a gray kimono with a pink and green ohashori. Sora's Crest of Love

When cooking, she wears a green apron with a pocket on the left side, and white hemlines over her pants. Flower Power

On March 4,[3] 2000, she wears a green and yellow kimono with a light green with green and brown vertical lines on it. Our War Game!

Fiction[]

Toshiko is originally from Kyoto. She was born to a family famous for their school of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement. She played tennis in high school. At one point, she met Haruhiko Takenouchi while he was doing research in Kyoto. They got married and settled down in Tokyo, and after that, Haruhiko was transferred to the Kyoto University. October 2000/Sora Takenouchi/Letter to my Fatter In 1989, she gave birth to their daughter, Sora.[citation needed] At some point, Toshiko became the Grand Master (家元 Iemoto?) of the Takenouchi ikebana school.[citation needed]

In 1995, she lived in Highton View Terrace with Sora, and had just opened the flower shop. October 2000/Sora Takenouchi/Letter to my Fatter Soon after that, the damage caused by the battle between Red Greymon and Parrotmon was labeled a terrorist attack, and the two moved from the area. Return to Highton View Terrace

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Toshiko bans Sora from playing soccer.

Years later, Sora started playing soccer. At some point Sora came home with an injury, and Toshiko banned her from further participation. Sora's Crest of Love

On August 3, 1999, at 6:04, she is cooking when Sora goes to her soccer practice.

This information is only considered valid within the English continuity.

Although Sora talks to her, Toshiko doesn't answer.

This information is only considered valid within the Japanese continuity.

Toshiko tells Sora to have fun, while complaining to herself that she's always thinking about soccer.

Later, when a group of Bakemon attack her house, Biyomon takes them out, scaring Toshiko, who thought she a stuffed animal. Biyomon asks where the soccer club has its practice and Toshiko tells her, and calms down when she notices the Bird's worry about Sora. The two go to the Odaiba Elementary School's yard, disguised as Bakemon, but arrive too late and find Sora's hat in the ground. Arriving in the Tokyo Big Sight, Toshiko asks Biyomon if Sora hates her. The Bird then tells her about the day Sora realized her mother always loved her. Getting near Phantomon, who orders the two "Bakemon" to kill Sora, they reveal their disguises, and Biyomon digivolves to Birdramon. Toshiko hugs Sora and, returning her hat to her, she orders Sora to run away, while the girl worries about her. As the Bakemon come closer, Toshiko tells her once more to run away. Flower Power Toshiko is finally captured by the Bakemon along Mimi and taken to the convention center where is put in a deep sleep with the rest of the people from the district. After VenomMyotismon's defeat, Toshiko and the other people in the center finally awake. She is later present for Sora and the other DigiDestined's departure to the Digital World. The Battle For Earth Toshiko is present for the children's battle against Apocalymon. Now Apocalymon

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Toshiko answering the phone.

On March 4,[3] 2000, she answers Izzy's call, who asks to talk to Sora. The girl arrives home at this very moment and asks her mother to say she's not home. Our War Game!

Other appearances[]

Digimon Masters[]

Toshiko is an NPC who runs the clothes shop. She is referred to as "Sora's Mom".


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