When the Japanese TV series "Volleyball Girl" was broadcast in China in the eighties of the last century, it was a sensation and a sensation. Many people not only remember Junko Oga, the lively, cheerful, youthful, strong and intelligent first heroine, but also several of her teammates with rich personality, especially Yuka.
Yuka's full name in "Volleyball Girl" is Yuka Natsukawa, she is a talented girl in women's volleyball and a good friend of Junko Oga.
Yuka, a "volleyball genius girl" who transferred to Shirafuji from Hawaii, has a sharp main attack, outstanding secondary attack, one pass in place, accurate second pass, excellent blocking, and is a rare all-rounder with comprehensive skills.
Yuka's stunt is the "Meteor Fireball", which is amazingly powerful, and shocked Shirofuji when it was first displayed, and when he played against Japan's first-class powerhouse Kanechka, the "Meteor Fireball" was used, Japan's first-class main attacker Miko Takatsu and first-class setter Akiko Inoue, as well as Coach Kimura of the national team, were shocked, which shows how powerful the "Meteor Fireball" is.
Yuka's blocking skills are the "clear sky thunderbolts" that Junko Fawn is proud of with great ease, which shows how terrifying her blocking is.
Not only Junko, who was stopped, stared at the place with wide eyes, but even the audience watching TV was also shocked.
Yuka not only has excellent ball skills, beautiful and cute appearance, but is also very humble and low-key.
The first time I met Junko was when Junko said to Junko "I just like you" during morning exercise, she wore a white dress, held her astrological compass, took her pet puppy, and smiled sweetly at Junko, which was really charming! It is difficult to refuse such a girl and someone to make friends with both girls and boys.
Everything that happened later proved that Yuga was definitely a true friend, and in order not to affect Junko's position as the main attacker in the team, he was willing to be a setter, even at the cost of offending the coach.
When Junko is confused and falls into a doldrums due to being banned from playing "Clear Sky Thunderbolt" on the national team, Yuka explains to the captain Junko's ultimate wish to play volleyball, which is to meet her mother and fulfill her mother's wish to participate in the Olympic Games. The captain was touched and helped Junko under great pressure.
Yuka and Junko later play "Double Clear Sky Thunderbolt" together, and use their own "Stop Thunderbolt" to motivate Junko to strengthen her smashing skills and improve Junko's volleyball skills.
Yuga died of heart failure just before competing in the Olympics.
Yuka Natsukawa is played by the famous Japanese actor Ayumi Nakahara, born on December 14, 1960, and died on August 2, 1987.
After starring in Yuka Natsukawa in "Volleyball Girl", Ayumi Nakahara began to use the stage name "Noriko Ishida" and participated in many TV dramas.
Just when Ayumi Nakahara's acting career was in full swing, but in response to the sentence "There are unexpected storms in the sky, and people have bad luck", at about 4 p.m. on August 2, 1987, Ayumi Nakahara, who was working on live broadcasts, died because of the helicopter crash he was on, which shocked the whole of Japan at that time.
Time flies, it has been decades since the broadcast of "Volleyball Girl", whenever someone mentions this drama, there must be many people who remember not only Junko Fawn, but also her cute teammates, especially the beautiful genius Yuka Natsukawa who has the "Meteor Fireball" stunt, comprehensive skills, but is very humble and low-key.
And although Ayumi Nakahara's life is as short as a shooting star, because he played Yuka in "Volleyball Girl", he has an incomparably brilliant process.