#Tomoya Ochiai #A longing person #Basketball # 3×3 Japan National Team #UNDERDOG #WORM ____________________________________________________________ ■ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/UD_WORM91/ ■ Twitter https://twitter.com/ud_worm91 ____________________________________________________________ Chapter 011 is 2021 Mr. Tomoya Ochiai, a player who has been leading the Japanese national team in the three-player[3×3 basketball]that gained popularity in the summer, has appeared! When I was a student, I spent my high school life at Tsuchiura Nihon University, a strong high school, went to Hosei University, played in the basketball club, and played basketball. However, after graduating from college, he once left basketball with the aim of becoming a model and actor. It was streetball that I met basketball again. Around 2010, play as a member of the invincible group[UNDERDOG]that has spread its name not only in the Kanto area but all over the country! He started playing 3×3 when he hadn’t decided on the Olympic Games yet, and he has been attracting attention not only in Japan but also in the Asian region from the World Basketball Association[FIBA 3×3]. The domestic 3×3 professional league[3×3.EXE PREMIER]also played in GREEDY DOG → BREX.EXE → TOKYO DIME from the first year. Not only this, he started with the domestic 5on5 former top professional league NBDL Otsuka Shokai Alphas, and in the first year of the B league, he won the championship at B1 Tochigi Brex (currently Utsunomiya Brex)! And now he belongs to[Koshigaya Alphas]which belongs to the B2 league. And, even if you think of a simple introductory text, you have such a career! The details are discussed in the main story, so please have a look! Episode 03 is … It’s a little shorter than usual, but Ochiai uses it as a street name[WORM]. The nickname of NBA legend Dennis Rodman, who I’ve always admired! And the long-awaited matchup with Dennis Rodman who came to Japan at the event[AND1 Presents STREET 2 ELITE]held in 2010! Honke WORM vs Japanese WORM! At the end of the video, there is also a slide show of the photos of the match at that time, so pay attention to Ochiai, who looks different from now! (Laughs) -ABOUT forgame Voice- Basketball shop forgame in Yokohama. He talks with members who have been watching the Japanese streetball scene since the “Stobas” era in the 90’s.
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