[Day 11]Volleyball Japanese Sign Language[Finals]

(International Sign ver. → https://youtube.com/live/K2WJkOSe5Js) Japanese Sign Language Commentator in JSL, with Spoken Japanese and Japanese subtitles Venue: Komazawa Olympic Park General Sports Center Gymnasium Competition Schedule: https://deaflympics2025-games.jp/Watch-the-Games/Competition_Schedule/#gsc.tab=0 〇 Highlights unique to differential sports In differential volleyball, all sounds on the court, including the sound of the ball being played, cannot be heard. Unlike regular volleyball, you cannot use your voice to coordinate your play, and the coach’s instructions cannot be received by voice. Players communicate using a variety of methods instead of their voices, such as sign language, reading, which infers the situation from the speaker’s lip movements and facial expressions, and sign language interpreters, and displays advanced combination volleyball through eye contact. Deaf volleyball is quieter than regular volleyball, but the plays that take place are extremely dynamic and energetic. Each movement, such as jumps, spikes, and receptions, is filled with concentration and ingenuity, and it excites the hearts of the viewers. Also, even during bench work, it is important to communicate well on a regular basis, including with staff such as sign language interpreters, so that the supervisor’s instructions can be accurately conveyed. The key to victory is a high degree of cooperation between the team, including the supporting team staff. TOKYO 2025 DEAFLYMPICS https://deaflympics2025-games.jp/#gsc.tab=0