Kohinata Hakurō

In this Japanese name, the surname is Kohinata.
Kohinata Hakurō
小日向白朗
Kohinata Hakurō in 1932
Born
Kohinata Takematsu
小日向健松

January 31st, 1900
Sanjō, Niigata Prefecture
DiedJanuary 5th, 1982 (Aged 81)
Shinjuku, Tokyo
Other namesShang Xudong, Shao Rixiang (Chinese pseudonyms)
OccupationsMounted bandit
Continental rōnin

Kohinata Hakurō (Japanese: 小日向白朗, Hiragana: こひなた はくろう; January 31, 1900 - January 5, 1982), born Kohinata Takematsu (Chinese pseudonyms include Xiang Lang, Shang Xudong, and Shao Rixiang), courtesy name Senzan Koji, was a notorious Japanese mounted bandit in China. He was commonly called "The Little White Dragon" by Chinese locals of the areas he was active in.

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