“As of May 15, I will leave the group due to personal reasons.”
A notice of withdrawal was mailed to the Chunichi Dragons manager with a postmark on May 20. The sender is Ken Kadokura (47), a pitcher coach of the 2nd army. Mr. Kadokura has been absent from practice since the 15th. I couldn’t get in touch with him at all, and on the 16th the next day, my family filed a search request with the Aichi Prefectural Police.
“I don’t know the cause of my disappearance. I used to participate in practice until the 14th, the day before I started taking a rest without permission. I updated my blog regularly, such as uploading a video of my 2-year-old grandson. Hiroyuki Kato, the team representative, also said, “There was no suspicious behavior.”
The notice of withdrawal was handwritten by coach Kadokura. The family confirmed the handwriting and determined that it belonged to him. The team was accepted on May 26th. “(Team official)
Personality that can not attack the internal angle
Mr. Kadokura, who played an active part in the 6 teams of Japan, the United States and South Korea such as Chunichi and Kintetsu, won the title of Striking King in 2005. He is known for his gentle personality, despite his large physique with a height of 193 cm. During his active career, he was not able to throw his opponent’s batter into the internal angle, and was often reprimanded by the leaders for “attacking harder!”. I even shed tears when I heard a speech by a parliamentary delegation calling for animal welfare.
“Mr. Kadokura is really pure. I’m worried if someone has tricked me into trouble after receiving the news of disappearance. I don’t know the exact cause, so various speculations are flowing. The truth is uncertain. However, there are rumors that he ran off with a close woman. “(Sports newspaper reporter)
Mr. Kadokura has “social service” that he has been working on in parallel with baseball. It is a protection activity to protect dogs before slaughter. Along with his wife, who is known for “the couple are all big dog lovers,” he is also the representative of a general incorporated association called “Ethical K.” “FRIDAY Digital” was interviewing a Shiba Inu called “Ponta” protected by Mr. Kadokura (delivered on January 21, this year).
“Ponta had been abused by his previous owner for 11 years. It was a terrible assault. He hit him with a square timber of about 1m, threw it at the wall, and whip it with a lead with a collar … Abuse was discovered because I was filming the situation.
Mr. Kadokura and the staff of the protection group persistently persuaded the owner. The owner, who initially said, “I just hit him once,” admitted the abuse. After that, consult the police. I safely protected Ponta in December last year. “(A person from a protection group)
Mrs. Kadokura told “FRIDAY Digital” about Ponta after she protected her.
“I keep it carefully in my house. When I first protected it, I had a bad smell without taking a shower for several years, but now I am doing well with a beautiful body. With Mr. A (owner) I am also familiar with my husband (Mr. Kadokura) who came to the negotiations. “
Where and what is Mr. Kadokura doing? After the disappearance was discovered, when I called Mr. Kadokura’s cell phone, it sounded, but I prayed to Sugu for an answering machine … that it was safe.
