We will tell you about the cut ball ch uncut!Attention at the Tokyo Olympics “The common points between baseball and volleyball” are scaled from the eyes

Special talk with “Beach Fairy” Miwa Asao! From the athlete’s point of view, we will explore the points of concern and commonalities of each competition. What is Kenshin’s rant? ?? ▼ Click here for Asao dialogue vol.1 https://youtu.be/iuzEmX8Ebtk vol.2 is here https://youtu.be/m57gZtCTTAo ▼ Profile of Miwa Asao Born in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture. Participated in the Harutaka Valley (national high school selection) twice in the Indoor Valley during the Tsusho High School era. After graduating from high school, switched to beach volleyball. The popularity of beach volleyball is driven by the nickname “Beach Fairy”. 2008 All Japan Women’s, 2009 Beach Volleyball Japan championship. Retired in 2012, now a mother of two children & an enthusiastic Dragons fan ▼ Twitter: Kenshin Kawakami[Official]Cut Ball Channel (@ Kenshink2k2k2)[Profile of Kenshin Kawakami]Former professional baseball player (Chunichi Dragons, Atlanta Braves) ), Baseball commentator Tokushima Sho, after working at Meiji University, entered Chunichi in 1997 with the first draft. In the first year, he won 14 wins (6 losses) and became a rookie king. Achieved no-hitter no-run in 2002 when he learned the cut ball. In 2004, he contributed to the league championship with the most wins (17 wins) and won the Sawamura Award and MVP. In 2006, he contributed to the league championship with the most wins (17 wins). Entered MLB Atlanta Braves in 2009. Take charge of starting rotation. He returned to Chunichi in 2012 and left the group at the end of 2015. 125 wins in Japan and the United States. Currently active as a baseball critic. #Miwa Asao #Norinobu Kawakami #Tokyo Olympics #Dragons #Professional Baseball #dragons #Chunichi #Professional Baseball #Nagoya Dome #Valley #Beach Volleyball #Baseball