Who is O-Kiku? The Real Origin Of O-Kiku

O-Kiku is a tea house girl who breathes in the area of Kuri in Wano Country. However, after her introduction, she reminded me of someone else.

It reminded me of a color page Oda created before Wano started.

The woman in the image, held by the person, is identified as Kiku-Hime, who closely resembles the current O-Kiku in the Wano arc. Kiku-Hime means “chrysanthemum princess.”

Who is Kiku-Hime?

She is the child of Hitaki, the master of her family & the Daimyo of Yo, A Non-Canon region in Wano. Yo was commanded by Hitaki for several years. His ruling state was thought to be passed down to Kiku-Hime, and her fiance, the family’s flower designing teacher, Toratsugo. However, 3 days later their engagement, Lark, a prince from a nearby region, came to the city & murdered Hitaki. Toratsugu was rather accused of Hitaki’s failure by Lark & transferred to prison. He fled from prison to a nearby beach, where he discovered & ate the Devil fruit Tori-Tori no Mi, Model: Nue He went in screening in a hill temple, and Lark and Kiku-Hime became engaged.

The Strawhat Pirates wash up on the shore with their ship, similar to what occurred in the manga, and protected Kiku-Hime from Lark with Luffy striking him in the face.

Connection Between O-Kiku and Kiku-Hime

They are very alike in looks and name.
Urashima wants to marry O-Kiku likewise to how Lark desired to wed Kiku before Luffy showed up in both situations to end them.
O-Kiku may, in fact, be related to the local popular Daimyo.
Oden was the Daimyo of Kuri & similar to Hitaki was annihilated by an external force. Possibly a Toratsugo character would be included albeit under a separate name.