Kaoru Hanayama (花山 薫, Hanayama Kaoru) is a major character from the anime and manga series of Baki the Grappler. He is known as the strongest Yakuza in Japan, and one of the strongest characters from the series. He is the second generation boss of the Hanayama Group.

Kaoru Hanayama is a major recurring character from the Baki the Grappler series and star of his spin-off series Baki Gaiden Scarface and Baki Gaiden Kizuzura. Hanayama is considered the toughest Yakuza in Japan.

Keizou Hanayama (花山 景三, Hanayama Keizō) is a fictional character from manga series of Baki Gaiden: Scarface. He was the first generation boss of the Hanayama Group. Keizou is a middle aged man with black hair in a widows peak with glasses. Later in the manga his left arm is wrapped in bandages...

Kaoru Hanayama (花山 薫, Hanayama Kaoru) is a major recurring character from the anime and manga series, Baki the Grappler. He is the extremely large nineteen year old leader of the Yakuza, who is...

A list of characters from the whole Baki franchise and all series in order of appearance (except for the "Main characters" section).

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Fifteen-year-old yakuza leader and strongman. When his father died, he was adopted by his uncle who saw great potential in him. His grip is so strong that if he grabs an opponent's arm, he can usually cause it to explode from restricting the blood flow. He is also a street fighter and it is unknown if he has trained in martial art styles.

15歳にして花山組2代目を襲名した『日本一の喧嘩師』。 常人離れの握力を誇り、素手喧嘩（ステゴロ）をモットーとしている。 マホメド・アライJr. キャラクター：花山薫。 累計発行部数7,500万部の板垣恵介による人気格闘マンガ「刃牙」シリーズ第二部「バキ」・最凶死刑囚編のTVアニメが2018年夏より動き出す！

Hanayama vs Katsumi Orochi, from grappler baki with an english sub Baki Maximum Tournament, Grappler Baki....more.

Baki the Grappler (Japanese: グラップラー刃牙, Hepburn: Gurappurā Baki) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Keisuke Itagaki. It was originally serialized in the shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Champion from 1991 to 1999 and collected into 42 tankōbon volumes by Akita Shoten.