Miyatsuta is a yakuza boss who, despite his tough exterior, secretly cares a lot about Midori Makibaō. He makes money by running fixed horse races and sometimes does some wild things out of strong emotions. After finding a horse named Makibako who closely resembles Midori Makibaō, Miyatsuta throws himself into turning Makibako into a star at local races. He also supports Midori Makibaō during tough times, even pushing him to make a comeback. While he is strict and scary when it comes to his gang, he gets extremely intense about anything related to Midori Makibaō. Because of his criminal record, Miyatsuta cannot own racehorses himself, but he trusts his friends to help. He sometimes lets his wild side show, even getting into trouble at races, and his appearances in spinoff stories make him even more memorable.
Miyatsuta looks every bit the classic yakuza boss, with a stern face and razor-sharp eyes. He often dresses in smart, dark suits, adding to his intimidating presence.
Miyatsuta is a strict, brave, and honorable yakuza leader.
He has a strong sense of loyalty and will go to great lengths for his friends and horses.
However, he can lose his cool over anything involving Midori Makibaō, acting before thinking.
Despite his scary side, he has a soft spot for horses, especially Makibako and Midori Makibaō.
Miyatsuta makes his living by organizing fixed horse races.
Because of his police record, he cannot become an official horse owner and relies on trusted friends like Genjiro Obu to help him.
Miyatsuta cares deeply for Makibako and Midori Makibaō.
He trusts Genjiro Obu to be Makibako’s official owner.
He works alongside people like Masatora Obu and also interacts with opposition like Tomoyuki Shimajima or anyone who upsets him.
Miyatsuta is skilled at running shady horse races and knowing which horses have potential.
He is quick-thinking and fearless, sometimes rushing into things if it involves his favorite horses.
He even manages to go abroad just to cheer for Midori Makibaō.
Finding Makibako
One day, Miyatsuta discovers Makibako, a young horse who looks just like Midori Makibaō.
He decides to help Makibako become famous on the local racetrack scene.
Supporting Midori Makibaō
During a tough period for Midori Makibaō, Miyatsuta allows him to stay at his place and puts all his energy into helping him recover and make a comeback.
Emotional Outbursts
Miyatsuta's passion often gets the better of him.
He once gets so angry about the results of a big race that he almost attacks Tomoyuki Shimajima, who only comes to deliver the news.
Overseas Support
Miyatsuta doesn’t just stay local.
He even travels abroad with Genjiro Obu to cheer for Midori Makibaō, showing his loyalty.
Handling Ownership
Because he cannot legally own horses, Miyatsuta trusts Genjiro Obu to be Makibako's official owner.
When Makibako wins a big race, Miyatsuta joins the others at the award ceremony to celebrate together.
The Midoriko Incident
In the anime, Miyatsuta refuses to hand over Midoriko when Midori Makibaō comes to negotiate to buy her back.
When he sees how much Midori Makibaō cares for Makibako, Miyatsuta finally warms up to him.
Cheering from the Stands
Miyatsuta continues to support Midori Makibaō from the stands at races, often causing trouble with event security.
In Other Stories
In a spinoff called "Monmonmon," Miyatsuta appears as a politician, showing off his unique style yet again.
- Miyatsuta’s intense reactions around Midori Makibaō often lead to funny or wild moments.
- He’s not allowed to officially own horses because of his criminal record.
- His role as a politician in the spinoff makes him stand out even more.
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