https://wiki.hattrick.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=201.51.75.41 2026-09-21T23:16:30Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.9 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17866 2006-02-12T04:08:25Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the Nippon U-20 election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos to hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncredited bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 undefeated matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and it's the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17865 2006-02-12T03:58:24Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the Nippon U-20 election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncredited bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17864 2006-02-12T03:55:17Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the Nippon U-20 election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17863 2006-02-12T03:46:46Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17862 2006-02-12T03:33:20Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokazu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17861 2006-02-12T03:30:39Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list weep making story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epic drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17860 2006-02-12T03:27:54Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of his ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epid drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17859 2006-02-12T03:07:46Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idols in real life are Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epid drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17858 2006-02-12T03:07:13Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s idol in real life is Takahashi Naoko and Dawn Aung Suu Kyi.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epid drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17857 2006-02-12T03:04:05Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Sky's Mirror, Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from the most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epid drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17856 2006-02-12T02:58:29Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... An epid drama that brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17855 2006-02-12T02:57:21Z

<p>201.51.75.41: </p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first midfielders in Nippon to reach Divinity level, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first midfielders in Danmark to reach Divinity level.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17854 2006-02-12T02:55:27Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Team information */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 (season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17853 2006-02-12T02:55:04Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17852 2006-02-12T02:54:28Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s brother has a 2nd division team in Brazil called Vitoria Hummingbirds. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17851 2006-02-12T02:52:37Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Team information */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4),<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5),<br /> J-League Champion (season 6),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6),<br /> J-League Champion (season 7),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7),<br /> J-League Champion (season 8),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8),<br /> J-League Champion (season 9),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9),<br /> J-League Champion (season 10),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10),<br /> J-League Champion (season 11),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11),<br /> J-League Champion (season 12),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12),<br /> J-League Champion (season 13),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13),<br /> J-League Champion (season 14),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14),<br /> J-League Champion (season 15),<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15).<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17850 2006-02-12T02:51:43Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Team information */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17849 2006-02-12T02:50:50Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [[saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17848 2006-02-12T02:50:27Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its ht-friend Indy Racing (former U-20 WC bronze medal and USA manager, first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 WC bronze medal and A team (2 WC uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17847 2006-02-12T02:47:51Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] was the first National Team manager, he gained the 2nd term election but resigned in favour of Charleyboy.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is not afraid of Tigers... :)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17846 2006-02-12T02:42:03Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team called Seibu Lions, and he has become a fan because of a very funny cartoon series based on Koichi Tabuchi, a Seibu Lions catcher. <br /> <br /> Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17845 2006-02-12T02:38:41Z

<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team named Seibu Lions. And Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Takeshi Egawa]] (Nippon U-20 team striker), [[Takanibu Matsuo]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] (Nippon U-20 team midfielder), [[Toshiro Tochikura]] (Nippon A team winger), [[Sho Takahashi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team winger), [[Chojiro Oshima]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 team defender), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] (Nippon U-20 and A team striker), [[Saburo Shirasu]] (Nippon U-20 and A team defender).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] (captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team), [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Yoson Masudu]] (Nippon A team midfielder), [[Mito Nagumo]] (Nippon U-20 striker), [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] (Nippon U-20 defender), [[Hiroto Toda]] (Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Miklós Pomahazi]] (Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder), [[Thomas Skov]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder), [[Jakob Kalmer]] (Danmark A team midfielder), [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] (Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder), [[Brian Jensen]] (Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder).<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [[Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] (Nippon A team goalkeeper), [[Luc Rosaz]] (France A team defender), [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] (Romania U-20 striker) played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

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<p>201.51.75.41: /* Team information */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> <br /> Trophies: 28<br /> <br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX)<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team named Seibu Lions. And Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Takeshi Egawa]] Nippon U-20 team striker, [[Takanibu Matsuo]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] Nippon U-20 team midfielder, [[Toshiro Tochikura]] Nippon A team winger, [[Sho Takahashi]] Nippon U-20 and A team winger, [[Chojiro Oshima]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 team defender, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] Nippon U-20 and A team striker, [[Saburo Shirasu]] Nippon U-20 and A team defender.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Yoson Masudu]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 defender, [[Hiroto Toda]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Miklós Pomahazi]] Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Thomas Skov]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder, [[Jakob Kalmer]] Danmark A team midfielder, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder, [[Brian Jensen]] Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder.<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Luc Rosaz]] France A team defender, [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] Romania U-20 striker played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

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<p>201.51.75.41: /* Trivia */</p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> Trophies: 28<br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX) <br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team named Seibu Lions. And Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... <br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Takeshi Egawa]] Nippon U-20 team striker, [[Takanibu Matsuo]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] Nippon U-20 team midfielder, [[Toshiro Tochikura]] Nippon A team winger, [[Sho Takahashi]] Nippon U-20 and A team winger, [[Chojiro Oshima]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 team defender, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] Nippon U-20 and A team striker, [[Saburo Shirasu]] Nippon U-20 and A team defender.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Yoson Masudu]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 defender, [[Hiroto Toda]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Miklós Pomahazi]] Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Thomas Skov]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder, [[Jakob Kalmer]] Danmark A team midfielder, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder, [[Brian Jensen]] Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder.<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Luc Rosaz]] France A team defender, [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] Romania U-20 striker played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. <br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

201.51.75.41 https://wiki.hattrick.org/index.php?title=User:Saheki&diff=17842 2006-02-12T02:34:14Z

<p>201.51.75.41: </p> <hr /> <div>==Team information==<br /> Team: [[Shirayuri Sky]] <br /> Country: [[Nippon]] <br /> Region: [[Tokyo]] <br /> Starting date: 10-06-2001 - first team in Nippon(season 1)<br /> Trophies: 28<br /> II.1 League Champion (season 1)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 2)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 3)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 3)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 4)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 4)<br /> I.1 League Champion (season 5)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 5)<br /> J-League Champion (season 6)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 6)<br /> J-League Champion (season 7)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 7)<br /> J-League Champion (season 8)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 8)<br /> J-League Champion (season 9)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 9)<br /> J-League Champion (season 10)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 10)<br /> J-League Champion (season 11)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 11)<br /> J-League Champion (season 12)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 12)<br /> J-League Champion (season 13)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 13)<br /> J-League Champion (season 14)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 14)<br /> J-League Champion (season 15)<br /> Emperor's cup Champion (season 15)<br /> <br /> National term: [[A Nippon]] 1st national manager (from XX to XX) <br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> <br /> Did you know?<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is a hommage to Matsu Takako, a famous japanese actress and singer, and its name comes from the interesting blend of Shirayuri Gakuen (Matsu Takako's school) and Sora no Kagami (Matsu Takako's first album).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s fanclub name, [[The Red Shoes]], comes from a famous fairy tale story written by Hans Christian Andersen.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s logo and cute mascot is Mei, a character from most cherished movie ever made by Miyazaki Hayao called Tonari no Totoro (My Neighbour Totoro), and Shirayuri Sky's ombudsman is Totoro.<br /> <br /> Magic Voodoo, evil spell and curses, occult charms and rituals at Stonehenge, and Murray (the evil demonic skull and everyone favourite talisman) were all used by [[Shirayuri Sky]] for injury promotion, Saint Random bribery and other special missions in Emperor's cup finals.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] launched a campaign for the election of its friend team Indy Racing (first and only foreign user to become a National manager in Nippon) for the U-20 election without getting killed.<br /> ;)<br /> <br /> [[saheki]] is [[Shirayuri Sky]]'s manager surname and he is a great fan of beltxis (Venezuela), Burn Out Koalas (Oceania) and Killagoola (Ireland) in Hattrick.<br /> <br /> [[saheki]]'s favourite team in real life is a baseball team named Seibu Lions. And Seibu Lions was the former name of [[Shirayuri Sky]].<br /> <br /> Inspired by the Schindler's list moving story, [saheki]] released more than a hundred of endangered japanese players in a week as a National manager, moving them to the relative safety of oversea teams... And that epid drama brought chaos in hattrick flooding the Nippon transfer list market!!! Since then, a National Manager should ask permission of the Gamemasters before releasing a National player. That's funny... ;)<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] youth academy produced [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Takeshi Egawa]] Nippon U-20 team striker, [[Takanibu Matsuo]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mitsunobu Torisei]] Nippon U-20 team midfielder, [[Toshiro Tochikura]] Nippon A team winger, [[Sho Takahashi]] Nippon U-20 and A team winger, [[Chojiro Oshima]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 team defender, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Noriyuki Horiuchi]] Nippon U-20 and A team striker, [[Saburo Shirasu]] Nippon U-20 and A team defender.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] trained [[Sekien Nakanishi]] captain and midfielder of Nippon U-20 and A team, [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Yoson Masudu]] Nippon A team midfielder, [[Mito Nagumo]] Nippon U-20 striker, [[Kuemon Fujimaki]] Nippon U-20 defender, [[Hiroto Toda]] Nippon U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Miklós Pomahazi]] Hungary U-20 and A team midfielder, [[Thomas Skov]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team midfielder, [[Jakob Kalmer]] Danmark A team midfielder, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] Danmark U-20 bronze medal and A team (2 uncounted bronze medals) midfielder, [[Brian Jensen]] Danmark U-20 and A team midfielder.<br /> <br /> [[Sekien Nakanishi]] and [[Toyokasu Sugitani]] were the first divine midfield players in Nippon, [[Jens Ole Schaffer]] and [Brian Jensen]] were the first divine midfield players in Danmark.<br /> <br /> [[Takuma Sonoda]] Nippon A team goalkeeper, [[Luc Rosaz]] France A team defender, [[Pârcãlab Simionescu]] Romania U-20 striker played for [[Shirayuri Sky]]<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] has the 2nd longest consecutive undefeated matches streak in Hattrick history with 140 matches.<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Sky]] is the oldest team in Nippon and has 27 consecutive league and cup titles (from season 2 to 15).<br /> <br /> [[Shirayuri Skydome]] is the largest stadium in Nippon and its the home stadium of most of Nippon National team matches. ;)<br /> <br /> So if you believe in fairies, clap your hands, don't let Tink die... ;) [[believe in SHIRAYURI]]</div>

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