👉Shin chan real story👈

   I would like to clarify that the story circulating on social media regarding the inspiration of Crayon Shin-chan series is just a false rumor. It is not true.

    I've been a big fan of the series ever since I first saw it on TV. I have seen all movies, read all mangas and seen almost all episodes in the original version. I have even read critics and reviews from Japan.

    The original author Yoshito Usui before beginning his career as a mangaka worked at a shop called Darakuya store. The founder and owner of the store was Shinnosuke Nikaidō. In 1987, he started his mangaka career by creating a manga called “Darakuya Store Monogatari” inspired by his experiences, which got published in the magazine Weekly Manga Action. Shinnosuke Nikaidō was one of it's characters and the manga depicted his growing up from a boy to becoming the store owner. The then editor in charge, Katsuyuki Hayashi, suggested Usui that if they make this character as the protagonist of another manga, it would be interesting. In 1990, the manga Crayon Shin-chan appeared in the Weekly Manga Action as a spin-off to Darakuya Store Monogatari. The 7th August 2007 edition of Weekly Manga Action contained a segment Kureyon Shinchan Tanjou Hiwa ( Crayon Shinchan Birth Secret Story) where it was specified that the model person of Shinnosuke Nohara was Shinnosuke Nikaidō. (Ref- だらくやストア物語 - Wikipedia)

     Yoshito Usui created the manga Crayon Shin-chan as he wanted to depict how he was as a child as well as the things he wanted to do as a child but couldn't. He wanted to be a child with an “adult's” view. He wanted to express his thoughts through a manga and he thus made Shinnosuke, a character who questions the general norms of the society and the things imposed by adults on children. He also wanted to create a series based on daily life, without any supernatural elements or gadgets or ninjas/samurais, etc. One can relate the series to one's own life.

     The word “Crayon” was added because Crayon is a popular tool used by Kindergartenners and Shinnosuke is one. This is the original explanation given by the author.

     You can sense the uniqueness which the series has. It has been said by a person from the manga publisher that the series was originally meant for men in their late 30s. That was way back in 1990. But it gradually became popular among youth and children too, so they had to make it more family oriented later.

    In 2005, the Nohara family was declared as permanent residents of Kasukabe city by the government.

2009, Yoshito Usui died in a mountain trekking accident. It is rumored that Usui was depressed and committed suicide.

     In 2010, the former chief editor of Weekly Manga Action said in an interview that as a sign of respect to the late Usui, he and other staff would continue the legacy of Usui into the future through anime, manga and film.

     In 2012, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the anime series, it was said that the series (both anime & manga) would continue as long as the voice actors and manga artists of UY studios are alive.

     As of December 2016, Crayon Shinchan has aired 917 episodes on TV Asahi. Futabasha has published 50 volumes of Crayon Shinchan and 6 volumes of Shin Crayon Shinchan, and many others including movie comics and junior-banseries of Shinchan.

     In August 2016, Amazon prime video Japan started a spin off series . The first, “Alien vs Shinnosuke” aired till October with 13 episodes. The next series “Omocha wars”, started in November 2016.

     In 2016, the series celebrates its 25th anniversary. A special website クレヨンしんちゃん 25周年プロジェクト was created. Even a bus and a train with Crayon Shinchan drawings are being operated specially this year. For regular updates, follow their official Twitter handle @crayon_official .

Examples to show that Shinchan and Himawari would be alive:

• The 2010 movie, “Arashi wo yobu! Ora no Hanayome” (Call the storm! My bride). In this movie we can clearly see the future of Shinnosuke, his family and friends. We could see his old parents living same house, slightly broken. We could see adult Himawari, tall and riding a bike. We also saw Tamiko, who is Shinnosuke's future bride.
• The presence of Shinko-chan. Apparently this girl has arrived from the future and it's hinted in the episodes that she's 5 Himawari herself who is 5 years old, given that she has tried to call Shinnosuke as “Onii-chan” (elder brother) , but quickly changes it to “Onigiri” (rice balls). She also advised Shinnosuke to stop being naughty and also advised to take care of Himawari. Even if Shinko maybe somebody else, it still shows that Shinnosuke has a future.

So, in short:

• Shinnosuke Nohara was not any real person.
• Shinchan, the character, never dies. Neither do the family, friends & acquaintances.
• Shinchan series is continuing in all forms.
• The story circulating on social media is fake.