FSAJ

Foreign Sportswriters Association of Japan

 

 

Prominent figures who have spoken to the FSAJ

 

 

 

Akiko Suzuki

 

 

 

Osvaldo Ardiles

 

 

 

Natalie Nakase

 

 

 

Ryozo Kato

 

 

Nikolai Morozov

 

 

Masanori Murakami

 

 

  

Sadaharu Oh

 

 

Edwin Moses

 

 

Shizuka Arakawa

 

 

 

Trey Hillman

 

 

Guido Buchwald

 

 

Joe Bryant

 

 

Mao Asada

 

 

Masato Mizuno

 

 

 

Toshimitsu Kawachi

 

 

Bobby Valentine

 

 

 

Takeshi Okada

 

 

Kosuke Kitajima

 

 

Florian Wanninger

 

 

Tsunekazu Takeda

 

 

Tuffy Rhodes

 

 

Akemi Masuda

 

 

Robert Whiting

 

 

 

FSAJ Mission Statement

 

 

The Foreign Sportswriters Association of Japan, consisting of full-time, part-time and contributing members of the sports departments of English-language newspapers, wire services, magazines, Internet, radio and television outlets in Japan, was officially formed on April 12, 2004.

The FSAJ is an inclusive organization with both foreign and Japanese members. It is open to all media based in Japan.

The FSAJ provides a forum for members to hear the views of renowned athletes, coaches and executives from the field of professional and amateur sports.

The FSAJ is not a labor union and will not serve as an advocate for those involved in legal activities against other individuals or organizations. All decisions on the club's activities are made by the executive committee.

 

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