[Interview with Jbasket]Naho Miyoshi and editor-in-chief face off / Best 5 selected by Naho Miyoshi, who chose to retire suddenly after leading the silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics as a member of the Japanese national team When was the turning point as a player, how did you do against the world? It’s a must-see for Miyoshi’s technical side, such as whether he decided to make a free and hit three points. And Miyoshi’s top 5 picks, her hobby camera, what she wants to challenge in the future, etc. Check it out on our YouTube Jbasket channel. And finally, after the All-Star game, the free-throw showdown between Naho Miyoshi, one of the best shooters in Japan and the world, and editor-in-chief J, who had never touched the ball, was tense, but it ended with a performance that could be said to be Miyoshi’s. There was a serious match, and it was a discussion with laughter. Currently, Naho Miyoshi has announced her appointment as a support coach for Toyota Motor Corporation, supports the team, and actively participates in clinics and events, so please check her SNS.Naho Miyoshi (Toyota) Career Court Name: San Date of Birth: December 21, 1993 Birthplace: Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture High School: Ouka Gakuen Height: 167 cm Position: PG 2012-17 Chanson V Magic 2017-22 Toyota Automotive Antelopes 2020 Tokyo Olympics Silver Medal Japan National Team 1st U17 World Championships 1st 3×3 Youth World Championships 2014 Asian Games 3rd Place 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics Best 8 2021 Tokyo Olympics Silver Medal 2022 FIBA World Cup 2022 Qualifying Twitter: https https://twitter.com/n12miyoshi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/i_am_miiiyooo/ #Miyoshi Naho #Toyota Motor Antelopes #Women’s basketball #Japan representative #Tokyo Olympic silver medal #J’s room #j’s room
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