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"さぁ" (Saa) - "Well then" or "Now" "どうする 潔…?" (Dou suru Isagi...?) - "What will you do, Isagi...?"

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A commonly used Japanese expression for "clean freak" is:

潔癖な人 (keppeki na hito)

This term is written using the following kanji:

潔 (ketsu) - "clean" or "pure"

癖 (heki) - "habit" or "tendency" or "obsession"

な (na) - adjectival particle

人 (hito) - "person"

Together, these characters form a word that literally translates to "a person with a cleanliness/neatness obsession".

We can eliminate the な人 (na hito), and we get 潔癖 (keppeki) - Which means "fastidious" or "obsessively clean."

And then we have the name 潔世一 (Isagi Yoichi).

The first kanji in both 潔癖 and 潔世一 is the same: 潔 (ketsu/isagi), meaning "pure" or "clean."

Meanwhile, 癖 (heki/kuse) in 潔癖 means "habit" or "obsession."

So, 潔癖 could be read as either "潔癖 (keppeki) = Obsessively clean" or "潔癖 (Isagikuse) = Isagi obsession"

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