Shohoku 
THe second kanji(chinese writing that is
used in Japan unsimplified and pronounced in japanese style) above is hoku of Shohoku. Sorry but I couldn't find the one with Shohoku or Sho.
Sho means 'Hunan province in China' and hoku means 'north', so Shohoku means 'Northern Hunan Province'.
The kanji in this page is in red cause that is Shohoku team color. Shohoku is red because this color is Chicago Bulls, but red means protagonist, the hero, or the main character or team, which fits Shohoku.
The Players
#11 Rukawa Kaede 
Ru means 'flow'(this is usually pronounced as 'ryu') and kawa means 'river' 'stream', so Rukawa means 'flowing river'(Rukawa isn't a common name and very rare). Kaede means 'maple or maple leaf/tree'.
Rukawa sort of fit him. Flowing River expresses how smooth Rukawa is in Basketball manuvers and skills. Maple have nothing to do with him, but it is a nice name.
Rukawa GF: Hmmmm. . . . Ryukawa. . . .
#10 Sakuragi Hanamichi 
Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori 
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi 
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko 
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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THe second kanji(chinese writing that is
used in Japan unsimplified and pronounced in japanese style) above is hoku of Shohoku. Sorry but I couldn't find the one with Shohoku or Sho.
Sho means 'Hunan province in China' and hoku means 'north', so Shohoku means 'Northern Hunan Province'.
The kanji in this page is in red cause that is Shohoku team color. Shohoku is red because this color is Chicago Bulls, but red means protagonist, the hero, or the main character or team, which fits Shohoku.
The Players
#11 Rukawa Kaede
Ru means 'flow'(this is usually pronounced as 'ryu') and kawa means 'river' 'stream', so Rukawa means 'flowing river'(Rukawa isn't a common name and very rare). Kaede means 'maple or maple leaf/tree'.
Rukawa sort of fit him. Flowing River expresses how smooth Rukawa is in Basketball manuvers and skills. Maple have nothing to do with him, but it is a nice name.
Rukawa GF: Hmmmm. . . . Ryukawa. . . .
#10 Sakuragi Hanamichi
Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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The Players
#11 Rukawa Kaede
Ru means 'flow'(this is usually pronounced as 'ryu') and kawa means 'river' 'stream', so Rukawa means 'flowing river'(Rukawa isn't a common name and very rare). Kaede means 'maple or maple leaf/tree'.
Rukawa sort of fit him. Flowing River expresses how smooth Rukawa is in Basketball manuvers and skills. Maple have nothing to do with him, but it is a nice name.
Rukawa GF: Hmmmm. . . . Ryukawa. . . .
#10 Sakuragi Hanamichi
Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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Ru means 'flow'(this is usually pronounced as 'ryu') and kawa means 'river' 'stream', so Rukawa means 'flowing river'(Rukawa isn't a common name and very rare). Kaede means 'maple or maple leaf/tree'.
Rukawa sort of fit him. Flowing River expresses how smooth Rukawa is in Basketball manuvers and skills. Maple have nothing to do with him, but it is a nice name.
Rukawa GF: Hmmmm. . . . Ryukawa. . . .
#10 Sakuragi Hanamichi
Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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#10 Sakuragi Hanamichi
Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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Sakura means 'cherry' and gi means 'tree', so Sakuragi means 'cherry tree'. Hana means 'flower' or 'plant' and michi means 'road', so Hanamichi means 'flower road', but Hanamichi can also mean 'passage through audience to stage'. This can mean an main character is coming to stage. Another words, Sakuragi is the main character in the story.
Cherry tree and Cherry blossom is Japan's national plant so this means that Sakuragi is the main character.
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
Back
#4 Akagi Takenori
Aka means 'red ' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Take means 'tough/firm' and nori means 'intelligent/constitution', so Takenori means 'tough constitution'. This fit him because of his strict rules he make in the basketball team.
#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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#14 Mitsui Hisashi
Mitsu means 'three' and i means 'water well' so Mitsui means 'three water wells'. Hisashi means 'longevity'.
Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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Akagi Haruko
Aka means 'red' and gi means 'tree', so Akagi means 'red tree'. Haru means 'clear' or 'sunny' and ko means 'son'(A common ending for girl names in Japan), so Haruko means 'sunny/clear son'.
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