What is Yasumori Hoichi's role in the Japan U-20 team?
In the Blue Lock series, Yasumori Hoichi is the coach of the Japan U-20 team. His appointment was made by Hirotoshi, the Japan Football Union's chairman. Hoichi's role involves strategizing and overseeing the team's performance.
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Who hired Yasumori Hoichi as the coach of the Japan U-20 team?
The coach of the Japan U-20 team, Yasumori Hoichi, was appointed by Hirotoshi, who is the chairman of the Japan Football Union.
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What is Yasumori Hoichi's perspective on soccer and its relation to money?
Yasumori Hoichi, a Blue Lock coach, perceives soccer as a financial tool. He collaborates with Hirotoshi to oppose the Blue Lock Project. Despite the Japan Football Union's World Cup 2018 defeat, Hirotoshi's focus remains on the financial stability and brand maintenance of the national team. Hoichi, proud of his Japan U-20 team, has unwavering faith in their potential.
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What is Yasumori Hoichi's relationship with Hirotoshi?
Yasumori Hoichi, the coach of the Japan U-20 team, was brought into his position by Hirotoshi, the chairman of the Japan Football Union.
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What is Yasumori Hoichi's goal in relation to the Blue Lock?
Yasumori Hoichi aims to dismantle the Blue Lock Project, viewing soccer primarily as a financial tool. He is a dedicated coach, particularly proud of his Japan U-20 team, in whose abilities he has unwavering confidence. However, his ability to think independently is questionable, as demonstrated when he sought advice from Burat during a match his team was losing against the Blue Lock Eleven.
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Appearance[]
Yasumori is a fairly tall and built man. He is always dressed in professional attire, wearing a black blazer and white dress shirt with black pants and shoes.
Personality[]
Yasumori, similar to Hirotoshi, is a money-oriented individual. He believes soccer is a tool to make money, and together with Hirotoshi, his goal is to destroy the Blue Lock Project.
Yasumori is also a proud individual, and he takes his coaching position very seriously. He is also proud of his Japan U-20 team, has utter faith and confidence in his players' abilities, and believes that his team will be the one victorious. Upon Japan U-20 losing the first half of the game against the Blue Lock Eleven, he proved himself incapable of thinking for himself as he asked Buratsuta for directions instead, since he's gotten used to listening to the JFA. Though he is capable of admitting his own faults, as he plainly admitted that Blue Lock Eleven is more skilled than his Japan U-20 team.