Nike created four different Dunk’s inspired by four different cities in Japan including Osaka, Fukoaka, Nagoya, and Tokyo. While Fukoaka, Nagoya, and Tokyo have all had their cities Dunk release Osaka was the last one on the list and now you can cross them off as well as this past week marked the release of the fourth and final Nike Japan “City Attack” Dunk pack shoe. Osaka’s Dunk was inspired by the city’s food and the shoe is also known as the Doutonbori Dunk. Nike Dunk SB s were designed to facilitate specialized basketball moves like blocking and pivoting. Nike chose to sign up 8 Universities and sponsor their basketball teams by providing them with Nike Dunks that matched the color of the team’s uniform. It was only when the Nike dunks were reintroduced in 1998 and sported ‘non-uniform’ colors did the popularity of Nike dunks sky rocket. Interestingly, Nike dunks introduced between 1998 and 2000 featured a nylon tongue and arch supports and are the most unique Nike dunks available till date.