Hana

is one of the village chief's daughters.

History
When her father never returned from Hijiri island, Shintarō attempted to rescue him with the aid of Inuyasha's group. Hana and her sisters worried for Shintarō's safety. Shintarō was the only one who could embark on such a task as only the males of his family were permitted to act in such duties. Shintarō, being the only brother of three older sisters, prompted Miroku to directly offer to help Hana and her sisters "bear sons," which instantly incurred the wrath of Sango. Hana wondered out-loud if she and her sisters could safely entrust Shintarō with Miroku as they all shy away from him.

Shintarō returned home and presented to his sisters the bones of their father, to which the were quite sad to see. He gave them to Hana to hold on to. Miroku offered to give their father a proper burial. As Inuyasha's group said their goodbyes to Shintarō, Miroku proclaimed to his sisters that he would console them if they were ever in need (which caused Sango to grab him by his ear as they left).

Hana and her siblings witnessed the destruction of Mount Hakurei as a result of Naraku making it a part of his new body. They later provided food for the people in their village after the yōkai that Naraku kept inside Mount Hakurei had terrorized the entire region. They were visited by Inuyasha's group before they continued their pursuit of Naraku.

Physical description
Hana is a beautiful young woman with long black hair.

Outfit
She wears a pink kosode with an array of two small parallel lines from the neck to the shoulders. She has a purple mo-bakama over her legs that contains a pattern of diamonds that has one overlapping the other. Her hair is tied back with a white ribbon that meets at her neck.

Manga vs. Anime

 * The scenes showing Hana and her family after Shintarō accompanies Inuyasha's group to Hijiri island are not present in the manga.

Media appearances
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Manga

 * Chapter 255

Anime
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 * Episode 112
 * Episode 113
 * Episode 121
 * Episode 125

Trivia

 * Hana and her sisters' names are a reference to a style of artwork that originated in called . Their names are also a reference to an anthology book about haiku poetry by Kazue Mizumura.
 * Her name is not revealed in the series.
 * She is the only one of her sisters that has her hair tied back further up.