Sports and physical education 9-Win, Undefeated Noshiro Koko Basketball Club Enthusiasm and Depression Basketball

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Sports and Physical Education
The basketball club of Noshiro Industries (now Noshiro Science) from 1996 to 1998, which had an absolute ace Yuta Tago (now Utsunomiya Blicks), who later became the first Japanese NBA player, and achieved "9 Crown" for 3 consecutive years. It has been 25 years since "9 Crown" became a social phenomenon by filling up the Tokyo Gymnasium. We thoroughly covered over 30 people in total including Yuki Kikuchi who supported 9 Crown along with Tago, Noshiro Engineering members such as Toru Wakatsuki, as well as directors at that time such as Mitsuhiko Kato, current director of Noshiro Science and Engineering, Hajime Komatsu, former director of Noshiro Engineering, Toru Hasegawa (now Akita Northern Happinets), and also Yukio Asato and Takuma Watanabe who played against Noshiro Engineering as directors and players at that time! The secret of the strength of the strongest team, pressure due to constant wins, friction between directors and players who ended without a crown, the basketball club that was tossed about by the waves of the times, and players after graduation. The reason for the miracle created by high school students in the "City of Basketball" in the northern part of Akita, and moving sports nonfiction 25 years later. [Contents] Prologue 9 Kyoraku (1998) ▼ Chapter 1 The 3 Crown of the Legend (1996) ▼ Chapter 2 The 6 Crown of Victory and Defeat (1997) ▼ Chapter 3 Modest Challenger 9 Crown (1998) ▼ Chapter 4 Melancholy (1999) ▼ Chapter 5 From Noshiro Engineering to Noshiro Science (2000-2023) ▼ Chapter 6 Subsequent 9 Generations (2023) ▼ The last chapter 25 years later "Victory and Defeat" (2023). [Author's brief history] Takuchi Genki ● Born in 1977 in Fukushima Prefecture. A former high school baseball player (3-year substitute). He worked as a magazine editor and became a freelance writer since 2003. He wrote "Lose me. Seikogakuin and Tomoya Saito's High School Baseball" (Shuwa System). Noshiro