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TEAM COMPOSITION
JPN / Japan - Team Composition
Team manager
TAKAHASHI, Harunori
Head coach
FUKUDA, Yasuhiro
Assistant coach
YAMAGUCHI, Hiroyuki
Doctor
MATSUMURA, Sakurako (Ms.)
Therapist / trainer
SHIBATA, Munenori
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TANAKA, Yuko (Ms.)
No.
Name
Lastname
Shirt Name
Birthdate
Height
Weight
Spike
Block
Club
1
Fumika
MORIYA
MORIYA
07.04.1992
180
75
302
286
Pioneer Red Wings
C
2
Mari
HORIKAWA
HORIKAWA
03.05.1992
180
65
302
285
Toray Arrows
3
Saori
KANEKO
KANEKO
09.05.1992
175
63
298
280
NEC Red Rockets
4
Azusa
FUTAMI
FUTAMI
15.05.1992
180
66
300
283
Toray Arrows
6
Kana
ONO
ONO
30.06.1992
180
70
297
283
NEC Red Rockets
7
Mirei
SASAKI
SASAKI
29.07.1992
176
67
298
290
Hitachi Rivale
8
Yukiko
YANAGIDANI
YANAGIDANI
07.08.1992
167
64
278
268
Fukuoka University
9
Yumiko
MOCHIMARU
MOCHIMARU
16.09.1992
175
60
294
280
Pioneer Red Wings
10
Sumiko
MORI
MORI
26.10.1992
156
50
262
248
National I.of F.& S.in KANOYA
11
Aya
YAMAKAMI
YAMAKAMI
16.01.1993
172
58
287
282
University of Tsukuba
12
Mizuki
MINAMI
MINAMI
19.02.1993
175
68
292
275
Hisamitsu Springs
14
Shiori
MURATA
MURATA
23.06.1992
167
56
285
270
Hisamitsu Springs
C=Captain L=Libero
Team profile
The Japanese team consists of members selected from various university teams and Japan’s top club teams in the V.league - Japan’s premier league. Using typical characteristics Japanese sides in the past - dexterity, hard work, discipline, and an endeavor to bring out players’ individual personalities – the side hope to fight fiercely point by point, match by match at the tournament. There is no doubt that each player has tremendous capability of volleyball talent.
Furthermore the side will play a brand of fast volleyball which has traditionally been a big part of how Japan play.
Horikawa, who was a member of the Youth Girls’ World Championship squad in 2009, will captain the side.
It has not been long since our team was brought together but they hope to make the most of their team spirit.
Leading the side will be coach Yasuhiro Fukuda.
Coach profile
Yasuhiro Fukuda, 38, is an enthusiastic volleyball coach. Fukuda started playing volleyball in 1985 at the age of 13 for his junior high school volleyball club team and it is no exaggeration to say that since then he has been devoted to volleyball. In 1995, at the age of 23, after his graduating from university, Fukuda firstly took up coaching volleyball at the HITACHI (Belles Filles) women’s volleyball club in Tokyo for six years, as an assistant coach, from 1995 through 2001.
After that, Fukuda continued coaching volleyball for other teams and is constantly promoting his coaching skills.
He was appointed as coach of the Japanese junior women’s national team for the 2011 FIVB Volleyball Women’s Junior World Championship and his coaching methods have a good reputation.
The coach said that he hopes to do well at the tournament to bring hope and joy to those who were victims of the Japanese earthquake earlier this year.
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