福田正博が考える「良い監督」の条件 水平感覚vol.13④

Masahiro Fukuda Born December 27, 1966. Originally from Kanagawa Prefecture. After graduating from Chuo University, he joined Mitsubishi (now Urawa Reds) in 1989. Known as "Mr. Red," he was a key player for Urawa from the start of the J.League. In 1995, he scored 32 goals in 50 games, becoming the first Japanese player to become the J.League's top scorer. He has scored 93 goals in 228 J.League games. He scored nine goals in 45 games for the Japan national team. After retiring in 2002, he has worked as a commentator for various media outlets. He also served as Urawa's coach from 2008 to 2010. Takashi Mizunuma Born May 28, 1960. Originally from Saitama Prefecture. He won the national championship at Urawa Minami High School and Hosei University. He also won numerous titles with Nissan Motors in the JSL, helping to create a golden era for the team. He has played in 32 international A matches for the Japan national team, scoring seven goals. At the start of the J.League, he played for Yokohama Marinos for three seasons. After retiring, he served as a coach and manager for Yokohama F. Marinos. He is currently active as a commentator. Keiji Hirahata Born August 14, 1968, in Osaka Prefecture. Known as one of the most knowledgeable soccer fans in the entertainment industry, he is popular for his passionate soccer-filled storytelling and has appeared on numerous soccer-related programs. He has also written many books on soccer, including "Keiji Hirahata's J.League 56 Club Pilgrimage 2020: Meeting 56 People Across Japan" (Yoshimoto Books). Photo by Getty Images Videography & Production: Yosuke Ichikawa Director: Tatsu Ikeda (Sports Force) Web Sportiva: https://sportiva.shueisha.co.jp/