http://www.theroar.com.au/2010/01/05/long-may-our-links-with-japanese-football-continue/

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But it’s not just at the top end of the Japanese game that links are being forged, if the experiences of former A-League midfielder Naoki Imaya are anything to go by.

Imaya had a brief stint in the A-League with the doomed New Zealand Knights, although he also enjoyed spells in the National Soccer League and Swiss football in a multinational and multilingual career.

The young tactician has just been appointed head coach at Waseda United – currently based out of one Japan’s most prestigious universities, but eventually aiming to join the professional ranks.

However, the former midfielder hasn’t forgotten his Australian links, and next week he will bring his ‘Touch Of Class’ coaching academy to Sydney for a four-day clinic aimed at exposing Australian youngsters to the high technical standards that have made Japanese football renowned throughout the region.

His aim is to bridge the gap between Japanese and Australian football using his intimate knowledge of both and focusing extensively on technical skills.

Imaya’s vision is a reminder of the burgeoning links between two of the region’s powerhouses, at a time when Asian sides are increasingly looking to flex their muscle on the international stage.

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