"No Language Barrier": Japanese National Team Player Joins IBK Industrial Bank of Korea One-Day Volleyball Class, Everyone United Through Volleyball

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The IBK Industrial Bank of Korea AlToss Women's Volleyball Team spent a special time with elementary school students from their home city, Hwaseong Special City.

On the 22nd, the IBK Industrial Bank of Korea Volleyball Team announced that it held a "one-day volleyball class" for elementary school students in its home city of Hwaseong Special City, launching efforts to nurture youth volleyball and engage in community social contribution activities.

The program involved 50 students from Wau Elementary School and Hyohaeng Elementary School. It was conducted as a customized educational program incorporating various mini-games to allow students to enjoy learning basic volleyball skills such as serve, receive, and Toss.

Players from the IBK Industrial Bank of Korea Volleyball Team were divided into groups and led the program together with the students. As the players demonstrated techniques firsthand, the students had a rare opportunity to glimpse professional athletes' volleyball know-how that they rarely encounter in daily life.

Miwa Kosanai (29), a new Asian quota player of Japanese nationality, also participated in the volleyball class. The IBK Industrial Bank of Korea Volleyball Team stated, "Miwa seamlessly integrated with the students despite no language barrier and led the atmosphere on-site so that students could feel the joy of volleyball."

It further explained, "To expand the base of volleyball, we continue to operate volleyball classes so that youth can develop interest and enthusiasm for the sport. Going forward, we plan to continue various activities aimed at developing youth volleyball and fostering coexistence with the local community."

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