[福大大濠] 交流親善試合 vs １年生チーム 解説ver

No commentary version    • [福大大濠] 交流親善試合 vs １年生チーム 解説なしver   Fukuoka University Ohori Freshman Team Vanguard: Naoki Hayashi (1st year) Middle line: Tsubasa Mori (1st year) Vice-Captain: Shintaro Urai (1st year) Captain: Keigo Tomeba (1st year) *Recorded in September Alumni Commentary ■Yuji Uehara (Uehara Yuji) Member of the Fuji Xerox Corporate Team Born in 1981, Fukuoka Prefecture. Started kendo at the Moriyasu Shudokan at the age of five. Graduated from Fukudai Ohori High School and went on to Chuo University. After graduation, he was employed at Fuji Xerox. He is a kendo instructor with a 7th-dan rank. Key Accomplishments Fukuoka University Ohori High School National High School Invitational Tournament Champion (Team) Gyokuryu-ki High School Tournament 2nd Place (Team) Chuo University All-Japan Student Championship 3rd Place (Individual) All-Japan Student Championship 2nd Place (1x, 3rd Place (2x) (Team) Fuji Xerox All-Japan Corporate Team Championship Champion (Team) *Most Valuable Player Award ■Umegatani Kakeru Member of the Corporate Team, Fuji Xerox Born in 1995 in Fukuoka Prefecture. Started kendo at the age of 6 at the Higashino Youth Kendo School. Graduated from Fukuda University Ohori High School and went on to Chuo University, and after graduation, he was employed by Fuji Xerox. 4th Dan in kendo. Key Accomplishments Fukuoka University Ohori High School -Two-time winner of the Gyokuryu-ki High School Tournament (team) -Second place in the National Athletic Meet (team) -Winner of the Kyushu High School Tournament (individual) -Chuo University -Third place in the All-Japan Championships (individual) -Winner of the All-Japan Student Championships (individual) -One second place and two third places in the All-Japan Student Championships (team) Kendo-loving celebrity Masayuki Watanabe, 64, 5th dan. Submitted a proposal for a kendo program but was rejected. Selected to represent Tokyo in the National Senior High School Baseball Championships, but the tournament was canceled. The COVID-19 pandemic has made people even more hesitant to practice kendo... So, why not start a YouTube channel? I want to share the appeal of kendo with people of all ages, both those who have practiced kendo and those who haven't. I want to learn too. Let's practice kendo with fun and seriousness! Twitter   / kendomasshigura   Instagram   / kendo.masshigura   Facebook   / kendo.masshigura   Akari Sato's Social Media   / satoakarii     / akari.happyy   Ryohei's Social Media   / oresama13121     / oresama131   Shohei's Social Media   / geinou0203     / raito_f_rian   #Kendo,#MasayukiWatanabe,#Kendo