My sports works
Photo above is with former professional baseball players in Japan. We had a very nice game last weekend, with junior high school students, former and amateur baseball players. Donations collected
I’ll be the MC for a baseball charity match this weekend.Former peofessional and amateur baseball players will face selected junior high school student players from Kanagawa prefecture. I will make
This was the second announcement lecture this year, following the one in the spring, at the request of the Chiba Prefecture High School Baseball Federation. Students this time were second-year
My latest article about Saitama Seibu Lions’s Shinya Sugai is now published (in Japanese): “The legend advisor praised ‘He will be a star next year’, 21-year-old pitcher’s increasing presence”:https://full-count.jp/2024/09/22/post1620365/https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/4e216b6c7fcf0e6af8430e04a9da9aed17ddb492 His
My latest article about Saitama Seibu Lions’s Katsunori Hirai is now published (in Japanese):“I couldn’t get past the closer. The ‘partner’ says he can still play”https://full-count.jp/2024/09/20/post1620991/https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/d1af40fe5002c777943f5cf23405bc43ae0eef35 I asked him about
I covered Saitama Seibu Lions’s minor team’s game today. The legend Takeya Nakamura played in 3 weeks time as a designated hitter. The starting pitcher Shinya Sugai pitched a shutout
Here is the second story of Seiya Matsubara, an outfielder of Saitama Seibu Lions. He talked me about his amateur days, a great experience of Samurai Japan and his behaviours
This month’s my article about a Japanese professional baseball players is about Seiya Matsubara.He was traded from Yomiuri Giants to Seibu Lions this year. The article focuses on his current
My article about Saitama Seibu Lions’s Kento Watanabe is now published.He told me about his mental frailty and it affects his performance.
I went to Saitama Seibu Lions’s game to conver its minor team last week. Unfortunately, it was a rainout.I don’t have extra days to cover, I had to write some
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Tomoko is a news and sports anchor and reporter, with 15 years of experience in television and radio journalism. Also, she is a communication specialist at international organizations.
She is a graduate of Essex University in England and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics. Along with her work, she is now a Masters candidate for Sustainable Development at the University of Sussex Business School.
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