Does kagome have a dad

Answer 1

It is unknown in the anime although Mrs. Higurashi says he proposed to her under the Sacred Tree. Also in the first Inuyasha movie (Love that Transcends Time), when Kagome's mom comforts her and tells her that the Sacred Tree has been with them for a long time she says it has been with them through sad times (in the flashback it looked like they were in funeral clothes). In the Shousetsu Inuyasha (novelization) book, it tells brief history about the Higurashi family. After the father died because of an accident many years before, Kagome, along with her mother and younger brother Souta moved into the father's parents' home, which was the residence on the shrine property. Jii-chan (Kagome's grandfather), who was the shrine's caretaker, was alone after his wife passed away. That is why the mom calls Jii-chan grampa instead of father, why they live on the shrine, and why the dad is never seen. The reason why Kagome and Souta don't feel as bad for his death is because they were still little kids back then and they didn't get to know him as well as the mom did. I'm not sure if the Inuyasha novel shows his face either. I hope this is enough information to answer your question and any others.

Answer 2

Actually, in Shousetsu Inuyasha, a novelized version of some of the early chapters that was never released outside of Japan, it does go into more detail about some of the characters' pasts.

Kagome's father was killed in an "accident" that is never specified about two years after Souta was born. After he passed, Kagome, her mother, and Souta all moved into the Higurashi Shrine with Gramps, whose wife had also just died. (He was Kagome's father's father, and after losing his wife and son so close together, he wanted company).

Answer 3

'course she does

if she didn't, she wouldn't have been born right?

i think he died or something though....

:'(