Yuji Naka
"Girl's Garden" was the first game developed for Sega by programmers Yuji Naka and Hiroshi Kawaguchi. After Naka joined Sega in April 1984, he was asked by his supervisor to try developing games for girls as part of his initial month of training. Naka collaborated with Kawaguchi, another new programmer to Sega, and showed their progress on "Girl's Garden" to their supervisor after about two months. Their boss decided it was good enough to be worked into a full game and sold for the SG-1000.