Japanese male basketball player Yong Hui Kawamura, height1.72m.. Born on May 2nd, 20001,Kawamura Yonghui began to play basketball at the age of six. The second grade of primary school began to represent the school team, and the sixth grade led the school team to win the national championship. During the middle school period, he grew rapidly, leading the high school team to win the national championship four times and the winter tryouts twice, becoming the first high school student in Japan.

On August 5th, 2023, 12, Yonghui Kawamura was selected into the World Cup 12 player list announced by the Japan Basketball Association. On August 27th, 2023 Men's Basketball World Cup, Japan defeated Finland 98-88, and Kawamura Yong Hui scored 25 points and 9 assists.

A Brief Introduction to Yonghui Kawamura's Career

From June, 5438 to June, 2020 10, 18-year-old Yonghuichuan Village appeared as a special designated player (semi-professional) in the Japanese basketball league, becoming the youngest player to play and score in history. After three seasons of experience, Yonghui Kawamura officially became a professional player in the 2022-2023 season, representing Yokohama in 52 regular-season games, averaging 19.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 8.5 assists, being elected as the MVP, the best newcomer and the king of assists, and being shortlisted for the best team.

In August, 2022, he was selected for the Japanese Men's Basketball Team 19 preliminaries. In June, 2022, 5438+ 10 was selected into the preparation list for the fifth window of the World Cup qualifiers announced by the Japanese team. In June, 2022, 1 1 was selected as the fifth window 13 of the World Cup qualifiers announced by the Japan Basketball Association.