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Yoshito Usui went to the barren Zhoushan in Miao Yi's barren Zhou Zuojiu Plateau National Park between Gunma County and Nagano County. He was scheduled to return on September 2009 1 1, but he didn't show up that day and no one answered his cell phone. The next day, the family went to the Saitama police station for help, and the police sent a search team to look for it.
On the morning of September 19, 2009, a 58-year-old male climber reported that he had found an injured person in the barren hills. After receiving the report, the Japanese police found a male body at the scene, similar in clothing and figure to Yoshito Usui. On September 20, 2009, the Japanese police transported the body out. At that time, the body was already broken, the upper body wearing a T-shirt was still there, and the lower body was gone.
After identification by family members, the body was confirmed as Jiujing. Since no suicide note was found and his belongings were in good condition, the police ruled out the possibility of suicide and homicide. At first, people thought there was no fence on the mountain road, so he fell off the cliff and died. Later on the 20th, according to the forensic analysis, Yoshito Usui died on the afternoon of 1 1, because he fell off a cliff.
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According to Japan's Daily News 2 1 in 2009, Japanese police transported the body of Yoshito Usui, the author of Crayon Shinchan, by helicopter on 20th, 2009, and dissected it.
According to the preliminary results, Yoshito Usui died of "falling from a height, causing a fracture and piercing the lung". Japanese police say Yoshito Usui may have accidentally fallen off a cliff.
According to the report, the Gunma police in Japan confirmed that the male body found under the Arakawa Mountain (altitude 1423m) across Gunma and Nagano counties was Yoshito Usui through dental identification on 20th, 2009.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Yoshito Usui