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Japanese Go player
Naoki Hane (羽根 直樹, Hane Naoki; born 14 August 1976) is a professional Japanese 9 dan Go player currently affiliated with the Nihon Ki-in. He is both the
Naoki_Hane
Name list
comedian Naoki Hane (羽根 直樹; born 1976), Japanese professional 9 dan Go player Naoki Hatada (畑田 真輝; born 1990), Japanese footballer Naoki Hatta (八田 直樹;
Naoki
Topics referred to by the same term
High-altitude nuclear explosion (HANE) Yasumasa Hane (羽根 泰正; born 1944), Japanese Go player Naoki Hane (羽根 直樹; born 1976), Japanese Go player This disambiguation
Hane
2013 Japanese TV series or program
Naoki Hanzawa (Japanese: 半沢直樹, Hepburn: Hanzawa Naoki) is a 2013 and 2020 Japanese television series by Japanese broadcaster TBS based on the Hanzawa
Naoki_Hanzawa
2006–2007 Go competition
Players 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round 4th Round Wang Lei Hane Naoki Hane Naoki Peng Quan Peng Quan Hane Naoki Cho Hunhyun Peng Quan Choi Cheol-han
8th_Nongshim_Cup
Japanese Go player
probably better known for being the father of the former Kisei holder, Naoki Hane. He was also known as a major contributor in the development of Chinese
Yasumasa_Hane
Japanese Go player (born 1989)
he won, and the RICOH Rengo Cup. Iyama and partner Xie Yimin lost to Naoki Hane and Keiko Kato in the final of the Rengo Cup. Iyama also won the Kido
Yuta_Iyama
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Yukari_Yoshihara
Japanese Go player (born 2001)
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Asami_Ueno
Oldest Go title in Japan
Kimio Yamada 2007 4–1 Norimoto Yoda 2008 Naoki Hane 4–3 Shinji Takao 2009 4–2 2010 Keigo Yamashita 4–1 Naoki Hane 2011 4–3 2012 Yuta Iyama 4–3 Keigo Yamashita
Honinbo_(competition)
Japanese Go player
top-seven Japanese Go competition at the 45th Gosei in 2020, defeating Naoki Hane 3–0 in the title match. The same year, he won the 46th Tengen title in
Ryo_Ichiriki
Japanese Go tournament
2010 4–0 Shinji Takao 36 2011 Keigo Yamashita 4–2 Yuta Iyama 37 2012 4–3 Naoki Hane 38 2013 Yuta Iyama 4–1 Keigo Yamashita 39 2014 4–2 Rin Kono 40 2015 4–0
Meijin_(Go)
Japanese Go player (born 1998)
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Rina_Fujisawa
Japanese racing driver
debut, Hane participated in the Japanese Formula 3 Championship. In 1990, he ranked fourth after Naoki Hattori, Naohiro Furuya and Hisashi Wada. Hane mainly
Yukihiro_Hane
1995 Yasumasa Hane 37th 1996 Naoto Hikosaka 38th 1997 Hironari Nakano Hiroshi Yamashiro 39th 1998 Hiroshi Yamashiro 40th 1999 Naoki Hane Hironari Nakano
Okan_(Go_competition)
Changhyuk, Yun Junsang, Zhujiu Jiang 5 players from Japan - Cho Chikun, Hane Naoki, Kobayashi Koichi, O Meien, O Rissei 4 players from China - Chang Hao
7th_LG_Cup
Taiwanese Go player
first female player to enter the quarter-finals, but was defeated by Naoki Hane. In 2012, Xie and O Meien won the Pair Go Tournament again. She lost her
Xie_Yimin
Japanese Go player
2016, Ida beat Naoki Hane to take the Okan. At 22 years old, Ida was the youngest Okan winner. The previous record was held by Naoki Hane who won the title
Atsushi_Ida
a young age. Affiliate of the Nihon Ki-in. Yasumasa Hane (羽根泰正) 1944– 9 dan father of Hane Naoki. Kunihisa Honda (本田邦久) 1945– 9 dan Masao Kato (加藤正夫)
List_of_Go_players
Jie, Liu Xing, Ma Xiaochun, Peng Quan, Yu Bin, Zhou Heyang Japan (7): Hane Naoki, O Meien, O Rissei, Otake Hideo, Rin Kaiho, Yamashita Keigo, Yoda Norimoto
5th_Ing_Cup
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Izumi_Kobayashi
Topics referred to by the same term
"Aozora no Namida", a song by Hitomi Takahashi "Aozora", a song by Utaibito Hane "Aozora", a song by Shiina Ringo "Aozora" (song), a song by the band The
Aozora
– Honinbo Dowa Keigo Yamashita defends his Honinbo title by defeating Naoki Hane for the second term in-a-row. 23 – Cho Chikun, holder of most titles won
2011_in_go
Norimoto Yoda, Kimio Yamada, Hideo Otake, Koichi Kobayashi, Kim Shushun, Naoki Hane, and Takeshi Sakai qualified through preliminary tournaments. The rest
45th_Judan
Jin-seok, Won Seong-jin, Yoo Changhyuk 5 players from Japan - Cho Chikun, Hane Naoki, O Meien, O Rissei, Ryu Shikun 4 players from China - Chang Hao, Wang
8th_LG_Cup
Professional go player
Hayago Championship in 2002. His campaign started against Naoki Hane. Taking black, Cho passed Hane by 5.5 points, Yoda being his next opponent. Cho beat
Cho_Chikun
1 Atsushi Tsuruyama 6 dan 0 Naoki Hane 9 dan 0 So Yokoku 8 dan 0 Naoki Hane 9 dan 1 Naoki Hane 9 dan 0 Ko Iso 7 dan 1 Rin Kaiho
32nd_Meijin
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Nobuaki_Anzai
Taiwanese Go player (born 1980)
major titles simultaneously with Iyama Yuta being the second. Cho U, Naoki Hane, Keigo Yamashita and Shinji Takao make up the group of players in Japan
Cho_U
Japanese Go player (born 1973)
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Sakai_Hideyuki
The 36th Gosei began on 12 May 2010 – 29 August 2010. Hane Naoki won the challenger tournament and faced title holder Sakai Hideyuki in a best-of-five
36th_Gosei
2–0 Norio Kudo 1999 Chang Hao 2–1 Koichi Kobayashi 2000 Koichi Kobayashi 2–1 Chang Hao 2001 Chang Hao 2–0 Ryu Shikun 2002 Naoki Hane 2–0 Huang Yizhong
China–Japan_Tengen
South Korean Go player
his opponents), and going on to win against Kimio Yamada, Piao Wenyao, Naoki Hane and Qiu Jun in the respective order for 5 straight wins. His reign was
Kang_Dong-yun
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Chiaki_Mukai_(Go_player)
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Kikuyo_Aoki
Japanese Go player (born 1972)
won the 7 dan division of the 23rd Kisei tournament when he defeated Naoki Hane on 22 April 1999. In the first round of the main tournament, Yamada defeated
Yamada_Kimio
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Atsushi_Tsuruyama
2010–2011 Go tournament
retained his title over challenger Hane Naoki by a score of 4-3. Yamashita Keigo won the first three games, Hane Naoki the next three, and Yamashita Keigo
66th_Honinbo
Japanese professional Go player (born 1976)
the Honinbo tournament in 2005 by a half point in the last game. Cho U, Naoki Hane, Keigo Yamashita and Takao make up the group of players in Japan called
Takao_Shinji
Jungsang, Park Young-Hoon, Yun Hyunsuk 6 players from Japan - Cho U, Hane Naoki, Kobayashi Koichi, O Rissei, So Yokoku, Yamashita Keigo 1 player from
10th_LG_Cup
Japanese Go player (born 1984)
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Seto_Taiki
(13): Cho Chikun, O Meien, Ogata Masaki, Yuki Satoshi, Yamada Kimio, Hane Naoki, Takao Shinji, Yamashita Keigo, Cho U, Iyama Yuta, Sakai Hideyuki, Fujii
24th_Fujitsu_Cup
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Takehisa_Matsumoto
Japanese professional Go player (born 1989)
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Shuhei_Uchida
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Mizokami_Tomochika
Japanese Go tournament
knockout round of 16 players. The winner of the preliminary tournament, Hane Naoki, then faced the previous year's title-holder, Taiwanese Go player Cho
59th_Ōza
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Kaori_Chinen
2003 compilation album by Maaya Sakamoto
Maiden Arjuna, while "Shippo no Uta," "Yoake no Octave," and "Midori no Hane" were provided by Sakamoto for the Sega Dreamcast video game Napple Tale:
Single_Collection+_Nikopachi
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Yumiko_Okada
joined by the winners of the preliminary tournament: Yamashita Keigo, Hane Naoki, and Rin Kanketsu. League play commenced on 2 December 2010 after the
36th_Meijin
Japanese Go player
Ki-in, the largest Go association of Japan, and was a student of Yasumasa Hane. On 4 September 2008, Aoba was defeated by Crazy Stone, a Monte-Carlo Tree
Kaori_Aoba
Japanese Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Kana_Mannami
Taiwanese Go player (born 1997)
major title. In his 2019 Gosei title defense, he was defeated 3–2 by Hane Naoki. Later that year, Hsu was the challenger for the 45th Tengen, and lost
Hsu_Chia-yuan
1963 Japanese film
directed by Kihachi Okamoto. The screenplay by Toshiro Ide was based on the Naoki Prize winning novel by Hitomi Yamaguchi. Eburi, an advertising department
The Elegant Life of Mr. Everyman
The_Elegant_Life_of_Mr._Everyman
Opening pattern in the game of Go
Qingdao Press. p. 9. ISBN 9787555291916. Retrieved 9 September 2021. Hane, Naoki (2012). わかる! 勝てる!! 囲碁序盤の打ち方 (in Japanese). マイナビ. p. 182. ISBN 9784839944919
Shusaku_opening
Finnish Go player
Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi
Antti_Törmänen_(Go_player)
International Go competition
Yaoye Kono Rin Kono Rin Park Yeong-hun – Gu Li Park Yeong-hun Hane Naoki – Eric Lui Hane Naoki Tang Weixing Tang Weixing (2–1) Tang Weixing – Yuki Satoshi
Ing_Cup
Go competition in Japan
Kobayashi Koichi 27 2001 Hane Naoki 3–1 Ryu Shikun 28 2002 3–0 Cho Sonjin 29 2003 3–2 Yamashita Keigo 30 2004 Yamashita Keigo 3–0 Hane Naoki 31 2005 Kono Rin
Tengen_(Go)
1923 mass murder in Japan
on January 19, 2025. Retrieved February 18, 2013. Kokushi Daijiten 2012. Hane, Mikiso (1988). Reflections on the Way to the Gallows: Rebel Women in Prewar
Kantō_Massacre
Japanese voice actor (born 1972)
PicoDevimon Hoshin Engi (1999-07-03), Nataku Magic User's Club (1999-07-07), Naoki Nakatomi Hamtaro (2000-07-07), Torahamu Gravitation (2000-10-04), Eiri Yuki
Kōki_Miyata
Japanese television series
Chopper)/Sotaro (久津 ケン（ゲキチョッパー）／聡太郎, Hisatsu Ken (Geki Choppā)/Sōtarō) "Chigireta Hane" (ちぎれた羽根; "The Torn Feather") performed by Mele/Yuka Hirata (メレ／平田 裕香, Mere/Hirata
Juken_Sentai_Gekiranger
Honorary title in the Go competitive scene
Keigo 4–1 O Rissei 28 2004 Hane Naoki 4–3 Yamashita Keigo 29 2005 4–3 Yuki Satoshi 30 2006 Yamashita Keigo 4–0 Hane Naoki 31 2007 4–0 Kobayashi Satoru
Kisei_(Go)
Mauro Martini Lola T95/50 Mugen MF308 B All 10 Akira Iida 1–3, 5–9 Yukihiro Hane 4 Cosmo Oil Racing Team Cerumo Cerumo Co. 11 Tom Kristensen Lola T94/50 Mugen
1995 Japanese Formula 3000 Championship
1995_Japanese_Formula_3000_Championship
Nakaya Naoki Hattori Katsutomo Kaneishi 3 Sportsland SUGO, Miyagi 16 May #87 HKS Racing Co. Ltd. #35 Auto Tech Racing #100 Mugen Honda Yukihiro Hane Osamu
1993 Japanese Touring Car Championship
1993_Japanese_Touring_Car_Championship
1968, 1980 Hashimoto Utarō 2 1955, 1962 Kobayashi Kōichi 2 1985, 2003 Hane Naoki 1 2005 Honda Kunihisa 1 1983 Ida Atsushi 1 2014 Iwamoto Kaoru 1 1954 Katō
NHK_Cup_(Go)
Japanese organizational body for Go
Cho U O Rissei Hane Naoki Yoda Norimoto Cho U 2004 Hane Naoki Cho U Cho U O Rissei Yamashita Keigo Yoda Norimoto Cho U 2005 Hane Naoki Cho U Takao Shinji
Nihon_Ki-in
International Go competition
3rd 2000–2001 Yoo Changhyuk 2–1 O Rissei 4th 2002–2003 Lee Chang-ho 2–0 Hane Naoki 5th 2003–2005 Lee Chang-ho 2–1 Zhou Heyang 6th 2006–2007 Gu Li 2–0 Chang
Chunlan_Cup
Keigo Yamashita 57th 2009 3–0 Kimio Yamada 58th 2010 3–0 59th 2011 3–0 Hane Naoki 60th 2012 Yuta Iyama 3–0 Cho U 61st 2013 3–1 62nd 2014 Daisuke Murakawa
Ōza_(Go)
Hiroyuki 1989 Cho Sonjin 1991 Yamada Kimio 1993, 1998 Enda Hideki 1995 Hane Naoki 1996 Yo Kagen 1997 Mimura Tomoyasu 1999 Yamashita Keigo 2000 Takanashi
Shin-Ei
Motor racing event
distance of 1000 km (actual distance was 1001.28 km). Roland Ratzenberger, and Naoki Nagasaka took the winner spoils for the Toyota Team SARD, driving their
1990_Fuji_1000km
Japanese Go competition
35. 2010 Sakai Hideyuki 3–2 Cho U 36. 2011 Hane Naoki 3–2 Sakai Hideyuki 37. 2012 Iyama Yuta 3–0 Hane Naoki 38. 2013 3–2 Kono Rin 39. 2014 3–2 40. 2015
Gosei_(competition)
Japanese Go competition
U 2004 Hane Naoki Kobayashi Koichi 2005 Iyama Yuta Kobayashi Satoru 2006 Cho U Hane Naoki 2007 Cho Chikun 2008 Takanashi Seiken 2009 Hane Naoki Cho U 2010
Agon_Kiriyama_Cup
Japanese manga series by Fumi Yoshinaga
No. Title Directed by Original release date 1 "Tenshi no Hane (天使の羽)" Katsuyuki Motohiro October 8, 2001 (2001-10-08) 2 "Ai no Ido (愛の井戸)" Katsuyuki
Antique_Bakery
Heyang Hane Naoki 7th 2005 Gu Li Iyama Yuta 8th 2006 Liu Xing Cho U 9th 2007 Liu Xing Cho U 10th 2008 Gu Li Cho U 11th 2009 Sun Tengyu Hane Naoki 12th 2010
China-Japan_Agon_Cup
3 May Hane Naoki (W) W+R Kim Sujun (W) W+R 26 July Yoda Norimoto (B) L Kim Sujun (W) L 5 July Hane Naoki (B) B+R Hane Naoki (B) B+R
60th_Ōza
2015 video game
Tenzoku; lit. "Heavenly Race" 導師, Dōshi; lit. "Monks" セキレイの羽, Sekirei no Hane アリーシャ アフターエピソード －瞳にうつるもの－, Arīsha Afutā Episōdo -Hitomi ni Utsuru Mono-;
Tales_of_Zestiria
MF308 B All 10 Norberto Fontana All Slim Beauty House Cerumo 12 Yukihiro Hane Lola T94/50 Mugen MF308 B All Nihon Lead Yamada 15 Masao Yamada Lola T94/50
1996 Formula Nippon Championship
1996_Formula_Nippon_Championship
Japanese children's manga
(サイボーグクロちゃん, Saibōgu Kurochan) is a Japanese children's manga series created by Naoki Yokouchi, serialized in Kodansha's Comic BomBom magazine. The series would
Cyborg_Kuro-chan
Japanese manga series by Daiki Kobayashi
starting with evacuating them all to Capital City. 5 "Wing" Transliteration: "Hane" (Japanese: 羽) Yamato Oouchi Kazuaki Mouri October 29, 2023 (2023-10-29)
Ragna_Crimson
Japanese media franchise
(速水俊介, Hayami Shunsuke) Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka Michinori Hane (羽根ミチノリ, Hane Michinori) Voiced by: Akio Suyama Satori Miwa (美輪サトリ, Miwa Satori)
Chōsoku_Henkei_Gyrozetter
1998–2003 Japanese manga series
Terms Aji Atari Board positions Dame Divine move Double hane Eyes Gote, sente and tenuki Hane Hayago Jigo Joseki Kakari Keima Kiai Kikashi Ko Komi Korigatachi
Hikaru_no_Go
China Team Japan Team Korea Kong Jie Yuki Satoshi Lee Chang-ho Wang Xi Hane Naoki Mok Jin-seok Xie He Takao Shinji Lee Sedol Zhou Ruiyang Iyama Yuta Choi
12th_Nongshim_Cup
Rissei 0 12 August Cho U 1 Cho U 1 19 July Hane Naoki 0 Takao Shinji 0 5 March Hane Naoki 1 Cho U 1 21 June Yamashita Keigo 0 Iyama
30th_NEC_Cup
Masao Cho U 11 2002 Kobayashi Koichi O Meien 12 2003 Kobayashi Koichi Hane Naoki 13 2004 Takao Shinji Yamada Kimio 14 2005 Yuki Satoshi Cho U 15 2006 Cho
Ryusei_(competition)
Nakano Hironari 6 January Hane Naoki Shida Tatsuya 1 21 April Shimojima Yohei 0 Shida Tatsuya 0 Hane Naoki 1 Hane Naoki BYE 0
52nd_Okan
Players 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round 4th Round Peng Quan Hane Naoki Hong Minpyo Wang Xi Wang Xi Hane Naoki Hong Minpyo Wang Xi Kono Rin
9th_Nongshim_Cup
Yukihiro Hane 15 6 5 7 6 4 42 Unknown 12 Osamu Hagiwara 15 6 7 6 4 34 Unknown 13/14 Kiyoshi Misaki 3 Ret 7 Ret Ret Ret 7 5 28 Unknown 13/14 Naoki Nagasaka
1992 Japanese Touring Car Championship
1992_Japanese_Touring_Car_Championship
3.2 L Twin Turbo F6 27 Akihiko Nakaya B All Volker Weidler All Yukihiro Hane All Takefuji Racing Team [ja] Porsche Porsche 962C Porsche 935/83 3.0 L Twin
1990 All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship
1990_All_Japan_Sports_Prototype_Car_Endurance_Championship
20 Hideo Fukuyama All Yukinori Taniguchi All Yasuo Miyagawa 1–2 Yukihiro Hane 3–4 Team Kawamura [ja] Ferrari F430 GT Ferrari F136 GT 4.0 L V8 M 27 Kouji
2007_Japan_Le_Mans_Challenge
Japanese sports entertainment game show
shicho-ritsu" 【『SASUKE』視聴率】全大会一覧. Cyzowoman. December 25, 2024. Grimel, Hanes (May 19, 2002). "Injuries Push Japanese To Rethink TV Shows". Washington
Sasuke_(TV_series)
Japanese singer (born 1986)
Year Title Role 2001 Kinki Kids First Concert Boku no Senaka ni wa Hane ga Aru Backup dancer 2001 Sugao 3 Backup dancer 2003–present Johnnys Countdown
Kazuya_Kamenashi
Yamashita Keigo 1 Yamashita Keigo 1 Yamashiro Hiroshi 1 Yamashiro Hiroshi 0 Hane Naoki 0 Yamashita Keigo 0 Yoda Norimoto 1 O Meien 1 Kataoka Satoshi 0 Yoda Norimoto
37th_Tengen
Hitoshi Shibata Ehime Prefecture: Sadatake Hisamatsu Fukui Prefecture: Seiichi Hane Fukuoka Prefecture: Taichi Uzaki Fukushima Prefecture: Sakuma Ootake Gifu
1956_in_Japan
1 L Turbo I4 3 Naoki Nagasaka D All Taku Akaike 1 Steven Andskär 2–6 5 Kazuo Mogi Y All Toshio Motohashi 1–4 Hideshi Matsuda 3–5 Naoki Nagasaka 5 Will
1986 All Japan Endurance Championship
1986_All_Japan_Endurance_Championship
Morihiro: Member in House of Peers Nobuyuki Abe: Member in House of Peers Naoki Hoshino: Member in House of Peers Supreme Commander-in-Chief of Imperial
List of Japanese government and military commanders of World War II
List_of_Japanese_government_and_military_commanders_of_World_War_II
Japanese voice actor (born 1980)
Sword Gai: The Animation Naoki Miki 2020 Cagaster of an Insect Cage Lazaro The House Spirit Tatami-chan Kusuguri Bōzu 2021 Aoi Hane Mitsuketa! Karasu Cute
Tomokazu_Sugita
2018 Japanese visual novel video game and its franchise
"Lasting Moment" sung by Suzuki, the ending theme for the Alka route is "Hane no Yurikago" (羽のゆりかご) sung by Runa Mizutani of the dōjin music group NanosizeMir
Summer_Pockets
2019 studio album by One Ok Rock
Jamil Kazmi – backing vocals (2) Serban Ghenea – mixing (2), (6), (8) John Hanes – engineering (2), (6), (8) Pete Nappi – production (3), (6), (7), (12)
Eye of the Storm (One Ok Rock album)
Eye_of_the_Storm_(One_Ok_Rock_album)
47th Suzuka 8 Hours motorcycle endurance race
YZF-R1 B Takumi Hane Takatsugu Sakai Masahiko Arakawa 112 EXP Honda Tochigi Racing & Kouyoukai Dream Racing Team Honda CBR1000RR-R D Naoki Takahashi Takafumi
2026_Suzuka_8_Hours
Japanese voice actor (born 1973)
(Young)) 2001 Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars (Jirō Narita) Super GALS! (Naoki Kuroi) PaRappa the Rapper (Jonathan the Police Dog) The Family's Defensive
Daisuke_Sakaguchi
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