Tokage Port
- Name
- (Tokage-kō)
- Region
- Wano Country
- First seen
- Ch. 958
- Name meaning
- **Tokage** (トカゲ / 蜥蜴) = Japanese for 'lizard.' Fits Wano's animal place-naming gag — paired with the sister rendezvous **Itachi Port** (イタチ = 'weasel'), both in Kuri. The switch from a 'weasel' port to a 'lizard' port reads as a small reptile-for-mustelid naming joke layered onto the moved-rendezvous beat.
Wano Country · named, not shown · first mentioned: Ch. 955
Profile
A port in Wano named Ch. 955 (p. 16) as the new rendezvous for the Kozuki raid after the gathering point was switched from Habu Port. An enemy informant nonetheless obtained the switch (“a switch from Habu Port to Tokage Port!!”). Named, not yet shown.
Etymology
Tokage トカゲ / 蜥蜴 = Japanese for “lizard” (recorded — see frontmatter). Fits Wano’s animal place-naming gag, paired with sister rendezvous Itachi Port (イタチ = “weasel”), both in Kuri — the rendezvous switch reads as a small “weasel → lizard” naming joke. technique/name-etymology. Confidence: high (literal tokage = lizard is dictionary-certain). Sources: [Itachi/Wano port naming — fandom wiki].
Appearances
Key chapters
- Ch. 955 — first mention: the uprising’s rendezvous switched here from Habu Port (named, not shown).
- Ch. 958 — first appearance: the alliance reaches the rendezvous on the Fire-Festival night to find it deserted (the fleet, ~4,000 soldiers, and every ally gone).
- Ch. 959 — confirmed the rally port in Udon; Orochi cuts every route to strand the 4,000-man force (p. 13).
Cross-links
- Region: Wano Country
- Events here: the switched Kozuki-uprising rendezvous (Fire Festival)
- Related: Habu Port