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Professional Volleyball Player Masahiro Yanagida

"The Moment" V League version

2021.03.27 OPEN 17:30 START 18:00
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Yanagida Masahiro The Moment［GoTo event eligible］
 ¥960
(List price：¥1,200)

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Masahiro Yanagida Documentary Film "The Moment" V League Version.　It shows his life and thoughs as a player of Suntory Sunbirds after his 3 years in European league.

Documentary film of Masahiro Yanagida "The Moment" has started since December 2019. It mainly shows Masahiro's life as a professional volleyball player in Germany. For this V league version, you can watch how he felt after he came back from Germany because of COVID19 and the postponement of Tokyo Olympics. It shows his life in Osaka, playing as a player of Suntory Sunbirds which, he belonged before. Through his experiences this this year, he has realized his identity as a professional volleyball player.

Live Streaming date and time
2021.03.27（Sat）
OPEN　17:30
START　18:00
*Japan Standard Time
Sales period
【CREDIT CARD】
2021.03.17(Wed)19:00～2021.04.17(Sat)21:59
【CVS PAYMENT】
2021.03.17(Wed)19:00～2021.04.17(Sat)15:59
Rewatch date and time
2021.03.27（Sat）19:30（Scheduled）〜2021.04.17（Sat）23:59
*Japan Standard Time
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System Charge ¥220
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Masahiro Yanagida

Born on July 6th, 1992. As the captain of Toyo High School Volleyball team, Masahiro won the 41st National High School Volleyball Tournament. In 2011, he entered Keio University. Since 2013, he has been the member of the Japan men’s national volleyball team. From 2017 to 2019, he played in German and Polish professional volleyball leagues. In 2020, he returned to V.League and joined Suntory Sunbirds. Since April 2018, he has served as the captain of Japan men’s national volleyball team.