Professions

A stage or screen performer skilled at inhabiting roles and navigating public attention.

A dealer, collector, or scholar of rare and historic objects.

A painter, illustrator, sculptor, or commercial artist with an observant eye.

A professional competitor, martial artist, or physical performer.

A novelist, biographer, essayist, or other professional writer.

An ordained religious leader and community counselor.

A burglar, confidence trickster, smuggler, or organized criminal.

A private investigator who finds people, evidence, and uncomfortable truths.

A wealthy enthusiast with freedom to pursue unusual interests.

A physician trained to diagnose disease and treat injury.

A designer and troubleshooter of machines, structures, or electrical systems.

A traveler and expedition member accustomed to remote places and uncertain conditions.

A reporter who investigates events and turns evidence into a story.

A skilled or unskilled worker familiar with physical toil, tools, and local working communities.

A shopkeeper, trader, or commercial representative who understands goods and negotiation.

A trained medical caregiver experienced with wards, emergencies, and patients.

A studio, press, scientific, or street photographer who documents revealing details.

A sworn investigator experienced with crime scenes and suspects.

A university academic with deep expertise and access to research collections.

A caretaker and ritual attendant serving a Shinto shrine and its community.

A serving or former military professional trained for danger.

A university or specialist student with academic access, energy, and an emerging network.

A member or associate of a Japanese organized-crime group, bound by obligation and reputation.