He inherited more genes from his mother than his father. He always takes care of his sister, Himawari. He is five years old and loves chocolate biscuits of the brand "Chocobi" and a TV superhero named "Action Mask", but he absolutely hates green peppers (acute lachanophobia). His affectionate name by relatives is Shin-chan.
He is often involved in a running gag of pulling down his pants to reveal his buttocks and dance in the process with an accompanying original song (known as "Ass dance" in the Funimation English dub). His nickname is "Shin-chan" Nohara and he is Himawari's brother, a kindergarten-aged boy whose antics are the basis for the series. Shinnosuke Nohara ( 野原 しんのすけ, Nohara Shinnosuke) (野原新之助) Age: 5 (First appearance) - 6 (Currently) Voiced by: Akiko Yajima (1992-2018), Yumiko Kobayashi (2018-present), Kath Soucie (English, Vitello Dub), Laura Bailey (English, Funimation dub) He is the main character, son of Hiroshi and Misae. ( July 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
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