▼ Please subscribe to the channel and give it a high rating https://www.youtube.com/@fcoachjp ▼ Video Overview Japanese players not only have great soccer skills, but also overcome various barriers such as language and cultural differences to compete globally. Having grown up in Japan, what kind of changes in their state of mind and behavior have occurred as they compete globally? In this conversation, #Takuma Asano and his coach from #Yokkaichi Chuo Technical High School (#Yonkaichi Technical High School), Shiro Higuchi, will appear. He talks about the struggles of going to high school, his decision to turn professional, and his path to representing Japan and competing overseas. We bring you a valuable interview that explores Asano’s origins. ▼ Part 1 https://youtu.be/D_9Iuws-OK8 ▼ Part 2 https://youtu.be/ipiaPKECWkk ▼ Part 2 https://youtu.be/d9c7gODWp7Y ▼ #Takuma Asano RCD Mallorca Born on November 10, 1994, from Mie Prefecture. His nickname is “Jaguar” due to his amazing speed and high goal-oriented attitude. He started playing soccer from a young age, and his talent blossomed at Yokkaichi Chuo Technical High School in his hometown, Mie Prefecture. In 2013, he made his professional debut with Sanfrecce Hiroshima, and in 2015 won the J League Best Young Player Award. In 2016, he moved to #ArsenalFC, a prestigious club in the English #Premier League. After that, he gained experience at overseas clubs such as VfB Stuttgart and Hannover 96 in the German Bundesliga and Partizan Belgrade in Serbia, and in 2021 transferred to VfL Bochum in Germany. At the 2023 #QatarWorld Cup, he scored the second goal, the deciding goal, in the first match against Germany, making a major contribution to the victory. In 2024, he moved to #RCD Mallorca in Spain and started a new challenge. ▼ #Shiro Higuchi Former Yokkaichi Chuo Technical High School Soccer Club Director Contributed to the 56th #High School Soccer Championship runner-up as captain during his 3rd year at the 4th Junior High School. After graduating, he played an active role at #Honda Motors and #PJM Futures (currently #SaganTosu), and during his time at PJM, he participated in the #Emperor’s Cup as a player who also served as a coach, while also obtaining a teaching license through correspondence education. In 1991, he was assigned to his alma mater, Shichuu Tech, and after serving as a coach for four years, he became the manager. Since then, until his retirement in 2019, he has achieved results such as runner-up and top four in the championship, and has produced many #J Leaguers and coaches. He was also involved in the development of Japan’s World Cup players, including Keisuke Tsuboi and Takuma Asano. Click here for Mr. Higuchi’s interview video (instructor directory) https://youtu.be/F2863E3SS-E?si=jarjX84prAQEWHxJ —- ▼ What is a Football coach? A visual media specializing in “soccer” and “learning” with the vision of “Coloring the stage of life with the learning of football.” Based on the knowledge gained from current players and coaches who are active on the front lines, we disseminate content that provides opportunities for daily learning through the entertainment of soccer. We have released more than 200 videos through our own media and Youtube, and we also regularly hold online events. https://footballcoach.jp/ ▼ Information is also being sent on SNS.X https://twitter.com/fcoachjp Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fcoachjp/ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@fcoachjp
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