Hamachi Jun'nosuke Miyamoto

Hamachi Jun'nosuke Miyamoto (浜地淳之介宮本, Hepburn: Hamachi Junnosuke Miyamoto) is a character artist and lead director of Japan's factory studio Hamachi Miyamoto Factories.

Early Life and Career
Hamachi Miyamoto lived with his mother and father in Hachiōji on July 4th in 1873. His dream was to be an artist and animator. When his father died when Hamachi was 13 in February 16th, 1886. So, he had construction workers to build Japan's largest factory store (imaginative), Hamachi Miyamoto Factories.

In 1898, when he was 25, he went to a retail store called Mitsukoshi (三越小売店). He hired him as a retail store worker, where people get to buy something like a hanafuda card for someone's family.

He then made a retirement at age 35, in March 4th, 1908. His mother died of cancer and typhoid fever in August 14th, 1914, when Hamachi was 41.

In 1958-1959, at the age of 86, he went to the studios of Hanna-Barbera in Hollywood, California.

There, he made a drawing of Quick Draw McGraw, Hamachi's protagonist.

Sadly, in August 5th, 1990, Hamachi had to leave Hanna-Barbera, so he went back to his factory.

Hamachi's Assassination
In April 29th, 2017, he was assassinated by an unknown kamui (samurai) in Osaka, Japan. He then found himself died of typhoid fever and snakebite at age 143.