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Does Hanamichi Sakuragi really exist?

This is a great event, and countless boys cry for it, and countless mm cry for it. Even though I was extremely anti-Japanese, when I learned about it, I felt very sad. See the original post:

Hanamichi Sakuragi is a real person.

Hanamichi Sakuragi, born in 1968, was originally a child of an ordinary Japanese worker's family. Hanamichi Sakuragi, who lost his mother when he was a child, did not show his high sense of physical superiority when he was a child. On the contrary, he is the shortest among his peers. At that time, he was often bullied. Due to lack of maternal love, he gradually learned to solve problems by violence.

12 years old, his figure has reached 175cm by leaps and bounds, and his body has become stronger and stronger since he was a child in fighting. When I passed by Tokyo National Sports University, I had a conflict with the basketball students of the university. His agility, speed and explosiveness in the battle were discovered by the team coach, so I called him into the junior team training.

Later, Hanamichi Sakuragi's father objected to his entering basketball school, because learning skills to make a living was the most important thing in Japan at that time (Japan's economy had not fully recovered from World War II). At this time, Hanamichi Sakuragi was deeply attracted by the unique charm of basketball, so he left home and went to Hokkaido to study. His first coach gave his savings to Hanamichi Sakuragi.

Hanamichi Sakuragi's study in Hokkaido coincided with the prevalence of "Westernization" in Japan. With the development of Japanese economy, the sports industry has also gained unprecedented opportunities for prosperity. More western basketball coaches came to this eastern country for gold, and they found an unexpected basketball treasure-Hanamichi Sakuragi!

Hanamichi Sakuragi participated in the Japanese Junior Basketball Amateur Competition (equivalent to the Taiwan Province Junior Basketball League) at the age of 15. His amazing explosive power and superb bouncing ability in the competition deeply attracted the scouts present.

People began to ask around about the mysterious boy. The scouts became more impatient. They expressed their strong interest in Hanamichi Sakuragi. In this way, Hanamichi Sakuragi naturally bid farewell to the Hokkaido Institute of Physical Education and entered the basketball club founded by the Yugoslavs.

In the team, because of his young age, he was squeezed out everywhere. However, Hanamichi Sakuragi has developed an excellent style of independent growth in adversity since childhood. So these unfavorable factors became favorable factors, thanks to the coach.

His basketball practice occupies most of his life. 17 years old, his basketball talent finally showed. In an extremely ordinary basketball practice match (for the Japanese national players at that time), Hanamichi Sakuragi, whose height has reached 189.2cm, is fearless, highly resistant and extremely active on the court, and his figure can be seen everywhere. In front of opponents who are 10 or even more centimeters taller than himself, Hanamichi Sakuragi not only didn't flinch, but even inspired his fighting spirit. In the passive situation, Hanamichi Sakuragi scored 33 points alone, including 10 shooting, 2 dunks, 1 3 points, 1 layup and 4 free throws.

Although the team finally lost by a score of 59: 1 15, Hanamichi Sakuragi made his professional debut successfully. Japan's basketball world was once a sensation, and this basketball bad boy was also called "the most promising Japanese basketball teenager".

However, the fate of people, just as Hanamichi Sakuragi is developing at an extremely fast speed, news came from Tokyo that Hanamichi Sakuragi's father was dying. As his father was his only relative, Hanamichi Sakuragi packed his bags and set foot on his way back to Tokyo. However, it is this road that ruined everything in Hanamichi Sakuragi.

In Tokyo, Hanamichi Sakuragi got off the bus and prepared to cross the street to the Showa Hospital.

However, just as he was crossing the street, a speeding car crashed into Hanamichi Sakuragi because the brakes failed. Although the body is like steel, but the impact is no less than shells, Hanamichi Sakuragi immediately fell to the ground. Passers-by rushed him to Showa Hospital.

However, it is too late. Before being sent to the operating room, Hanamichi Sakuragi finally died of massive internal bleeding. The year is 18 years old.

Japanese basketball circles are deeply saddened by this, and people describe the loss of Japanese basketball circles as "great"

It is based on this theme that cartoonist Takehiko Inoue created a series of cartoons called Slam Dunk Master.

This is a real photo of Hanamichi Sakuragi.

He is Hanamichi Sakuragi in real life.

He was once the most popular high school student in Japan's high school basketball league, but unfortunately he was killed in a car accident at the age of 18? !

Is it true?/You don't say. /You don't say. Please see below:

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First of all, we are looking for the source of this article. We even used several search engines. Apart from several reposts on BBS, we only see a website that says "Source: This site", which looks like the original author. We wrote to ask them that they are currently in a "no response" state.

The forward attack method didn't work, so we decided to check it from the side. I happened to find someone on the Internet saying that the photo in the email was actually a high school photo of X-Japan drummer Yoshiki Hayashi (also known as Yoshiki Hayashi). We checked all official website and personal networks, but we didn't see this legendary photo, so we turned to people in the record industry for help. The answer is: I have never seen such a photo. Therefore, as far as the answers to the photos are concerned, we have reservations about Yoshiki Hayashi's statement.

Finally, we decided to start with the text.

With the help of sports reporters, we found that Zhu Yanshuo, editor-in-chief of Tiehuan magazine, mentioned this point in an article. So we asked editor Zhu to help us analyze this article with his major. Sure enough, he said there were several problems with the story.

First of all, there are many sports universities in Japan, but none is called Tokyo National Sports University. To say the least, even if there is, according to his understanding, there can be no "youth team". The same problem also appeared in the statement of Hokkaido Institute of Physical Education.

Then there is the "Basketball Club established by the Yugoslavs". Editor Zhu said that this is the biggest flaw in the article. How can Yugoslavs have a basketball club in Japan? Yugoslavs have no club organizations in Japan at all. He asked his Japanese journalist friends, and they didn't know about it either.

The record in the article is also a problem. "Hanamichi Sakuragi scored 33 points alone, 10 shot, 2 dunks, 1 3-pointers, 1 layups and 4 free throws. Editor Zhu pointed out that it looks like drawing a cartoon. In the regular game records, there will be no such records as "layup" and "dunk".

To sum up, it is very unlikely that this article is true, except for the photos and the content of the article. It is not so much a true story as a fan work of Sakuragi lovers.