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The article states his real name is 'Teddy Sakakibara' but provides the kanji 榊原良 ; the first two are the surname 'Sakakibara', but the last can be read as several things including 'Ryo' and 'Makoto'. Quite obviously 'Teddy' isn't a 'real' Japanese-language name; it'd be one thing for it to go against 'deadnaming' rules or what have you, and it's possible- if acceptable to Japanese laws- that he's officially changed his name, but in that case why provide the kanji that make it clear his 'real' name isn't 'Teddy'?