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#HanshinTigers #Hanshin #ProfessionalBaseball [Click here to sign up for the official LINE account] https://liff.line.me/1656853115-eZjvv... [Click here to subscribe to the channel]    / @中西清起の虎の穴チャンネル   [Click here for Kiyoki Nakanishi's Twitter] https://twitter.com/kyudo_tj?s=20 [Director Shono's Twitter is here:   / shono_tigers   ↓For corporate projects and collaboration requests, click here: [email protected] [Other recommended channels by former professional baseball players are here:] Yutaka Takagi's channel:    / @takagiyutaka4045   Atsushi Kataoka's draft predictions:    / @kataokach   Tomoya Satozaki's channel:    / cha   nnel/UCFCtAX45lgHcf4s0vAgAxww Tsutomu Iwamoto's channel ↓    / @iwamoto_tsutomuch   Ryota Imanari's channel ↓    / @bydiamondallians9398   Yasushi Tao's channel ↓    / @taochannelyoutube3971   Nobunobu Kawakami's channel ↓    / @kenshincutterchannel   [Tigers Banner [Official ABC TV Hanshin Tigers Support Channel]    / @toraban   [Sponsors] Amahanoyu: https://amahanoyu.com/ Kiyoki Nakanishi, Former Hanshin Tigers Pitcher and Pitching Coach While at Kochi Commercial High School, he played in the spring and summer national tournaments. After playing for the amateur baseball team "Ricker," he joined the Hanshin Tigers as the first draft pick. He made a significant contribution to the Hanshin Tigers' Japan Series championship in 1985 and was even lifted up in celebration. After retiring from professional baseball after 13 years, he returned to the Hanshin Tigers as pitching coach in 2003, where he remained for 12 years until 2015. His nickname is "Kyudo-kun," named after the main character in Shinji Mizushima's manga "Kyudo-kun."