Ha-Jin (HAH-jin)

A Resident

Jin Ha

Ha-Jin, often called Jin by his friends, is a weaver of both fabrics and tales, his hands always in motion creating works of intricate beauty. His loom sits near the open window of his modest home, where sunlight and the songs of birds accompany his labor. Jin’s cloths are sought after throughout Tír na nÓg, their vibrant colors and delicate patterns said to reflect the spirit of the land itself. Each piece tells a story, and Jin often says that he simply follows the threads where they lead him. Jin has a quiet, contemplative nature that makes him a comforting presence to those around him. He listens more than he speaks, and when he does share his thoughts, they are often poetic and profound. His stories, told during long evenings by the fire, seem to hold truths hidden within their layers, much like his woven creations. Though his life is solitary, Jin is deeply connected to his community, always ready to lend a hand or offer a kind word. Yet, there is a hint of mystery about him, a sense that he is searching for something just out of reach. Some say his weaving is an attempt to capture fleeting moments of memory or glimpses of another life. Whatever the truth, Jin pours his heart into his work, his creations becoming a bridge between the seen and the unseen, the everyday and the eternal.

Current Location

Reikonori

Species

Todama

Ethnicity

Japanese

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Fíodóir

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Other Affiliations

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