Volleyball coaches from Japan are always the dream of clubs from all over Asia with tactical and effective techniques they bring when sitting in the chief coach chair.
At the Philippine Volleyball Volleyball tournament (PVL) – the largest tournament in Southeast Asia has also been out of this trend. A year ago, there were 3 Japanese coaches at PVL working here.
It is Koji Tsuzurabara (Petro Gazz), Taka Minowa (Akari) and Shota Sato (Farm Fresh), which accounts for 1/3 of the total coach of this tournament. The remaining foreign coach of PVL is Chen Gang of China.
However, after only one year, there was no Japanese coach working in the most professional tournament in Southeast Asia.
Among the three Japanese coaches, Shota is the person who has the shortest time. He was only a chief coach … 1 week before the end of his work when there was quite a pathetic achievement.
Minowa was the one who had the longest time with more than two years but finally, the 33 -year -old coach ended his work in the Philippines. The last coach Tsuzurabara also broke up with the team after a series of poor matches recently.
Thus, Japanese coaches are officially “disgraced” in the Philippines and end the period of respected and favored during the past time.