From Japanese Sumo to American College Football
Japanese sports teams and individuals have been doing very well all over the world lately. Hidetora Haneda is another great athletic success.
The 6'1", 280 pound Hanada rose to the highest ranks of amateur sumo wrestling in Japan, before becoming the newest Colorado State University defensive lineman in the United States. He reportedly has come a long way with his English skills, he knows the basic rules of American football, and now he loves lasagna. I wish him the best with his new sport in the US!
5 comments:
Thank-you for sharing this wonderful young man, good luck to him in football and learning English.
Very handsome man.
Catherine
He is doing really well, good luck to him.
Japanese people tend to stick to the sports they loved or learned when they were children.
However, in recent years, an increasing number of children are trying out various sports, just like in Europe and America.
I think the way parents think about developing their children’s potential has also changed.
I hope that Haneda-kun’s power cultivated in sumo will bloom further in America football.
The snowmen you create has a lot of expressions.
The lining is so beautiful.
When you think about it, his build is kind of perfect for both sports. Good for him!
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