(Continued from last time)
It is said that there are many ambiguous expressions in Japanese.
For example, “OK”. When do you use this okay?
The word okay is insanely ambiguous.
There are various expressions just by changing the words “OK”, “OK?” And “OK !!”.
By the way, this “OK” is the most difficult Japanese for English-speaking people to remember.
In this way, the Japanese are good at misleading the psychology of the other person because of ambiguity.
English-speaking people often say. “I don’t know what the Japanese are thinking.”
I thought that this psychology might be a hint for fighting the world.
I felt that I could fight the world by bringing this “I don’t know what I’m thinking” basketball into a psychological warfare.
The Japanese should know more about the Japanese.
Sometimes ambiguity also leads to weakness. There are some weaknesses, such as not being able to express your opinion clearly or being too careful.
However, if we can understand that, erase the weak points, and connect the strong points to techniques and tactics, I think we can create a unique basketball that the world cannot understand.
Currently, Earthfriends Tokyo ZU18 is researching and developing “Transition Z”, which is a unique tactic.
I thought. I tried to create a basketball that no one could unravel by somehow injecting an element of ambiguity peculiar to Japanese people into the ambiguous tactic called “Transition Z”.
I am waiting for you.
