Yoshihide Kimura

Yoshihide Kimura (Japanese: 木村 佳秀), also known by his pen name of Hidehiro Nagauta (Japanese: 長哥 英浩), born Chi-Won Kyo (Korean: 교치원 or 京智元), is a Japanese storywriter and former NASCAR racer living in Orlando, Florida. He is the youngest of the third-generation Kimura family since his brother, Yasunori Kimura (Japanese: 木村 康典, born on May 10, 1959 in Makkari, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan), is the oldest of the third-generation Kimura family. His grandson, William Benjamin Kimura (born on November 20, 2010) was first born to his mother who is a raised Zainichi Korean.

Early History and Career
Yoshihide Kimura was born on October 20, 1961 in Urayasu Village, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, to second-generation Korean immigrants. His name was Chi-Won Kyo (교 치원 or 京 智元), as he was identified as a Zainichi Korean through his childhood. During his elementary days, he had many nicknames such as Tomoya Kyomoto (京本 智也), Tomoaki Kyoya (京屋 智明), and Tomomoto Kyodzuka (京塚 智元). Sometimes, he had a Japanese conversion of his Korean name (Kyo Chi-Won), and he has been called as Kyo Chigen (or Chigen Kyo; 京 智元), or preferrably Tomomoto Kyo (京 智元). Kimura won a Master of Arts degree at Harvard University on May 3, 1989 and started his career as a storywriter. From June 1989 to April 2003, he published many of his books that he wrote, as he is a member of the Kimura Publishing Book Company, Inc. (now known worldwide as The Noble Bookstore LLC). He quit his job as a storywriter on May 19, 2003 and continued his career as a NASCAR racer. He was trained by his NASCAR master and has shown up in nearly every Daytona 500 race held in Daytona Beach, Florida. In his autographs at the end of every race, he is known by his pen name Hidehiro Nagauta (長哥 英浩). In most cases, he is transliterated in Korean as Young-Ho Changgok (장곡 영호 or 長哥 英浩), and in Chinese as Changge Ying-Hao (Simplified: 长哥 英浩, Traditional: 長哥 英浩). He met with Hee-Bon Changgok (창곡희본 or 昌谷 熙本, born June 4, 1975 in Esashi, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan), also known as Hiroshimoto Sakaya (昌谷 熙本), on August 6, 2008. He resigned from racing on September 20, 2017.

Personal Life
Kimura married Ah-Joong Somun (소문 아중 or 蘇門 阿重) on February 12, 2010. He fathered one grandson, William Ben Kimura. His relative, Ki-Song Chang (장 기성 or 張 吉成), also known as Harry Yoshinari (Japanese: ハリー・ヨシナリ) (anglicized from the Japanese romanization of Yoshinari Hari; 張 吉成), migrated to Orlando, Florida from Pyeongchang, South Korea on March 25, 2014. Kimura met his cousin, Song-Ho Kim (김 성호 or 金 成浩) almost 5 times every year. Song-Ho Kim is also known by his Japanese name of Naruhiro Kanamaru (金丸 成浩).