is a

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located in Noshiro,

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, Japan. It was established in 1912. Noshiro Tech is best known for their powerhouse

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and won Japanese high school championship 58 times.

Notable alumni

* Shinji Akiba * Keishi Handa *

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* Noboru Hasegawa t*

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* Reina Itakura * Mitsuhiko Kato * Yuki Kikuchi * Yuki Kitamuki * Yuta Kobayashi *

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* Kaito Morizane * Shuhei Muto * Tatsuya Nishiyama * Junki Nozato ( it) * Seiichi Oba * Shuji Ono * Yuki Sasaki * Kiyomi Sato * Mitsuaki Sato * Nobunaga Sato *

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* Jun Takaku *

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* Koji Yamamoto (basketball) * Tadahiro Yanagawa ( it) Noshiro Technical HS Basketball

References

External links

Noshiro Basketball Club videos
Educational institutions established in 1912 1912 establishments in Japan High schools in Akita Prefecture Noshiro, Akita Schools in Akita Prefecture {{Japan-school-stub

Notable alumni

See also

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