Ryukyu Golden Kings Release 2026-27 Official Book Featuring Exclusive Player Interviews and Bonus Content

The Ryukyu Golden Kings will release their 2026-27 season official book on Monday, November 16, offering fans an inside look at the team through exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes photography.

The 80-page A4 publication, priced at 2,500 yen including tax, will be available through the club’s official online shop, the arena shop, and at major bookstores across Japan, PR TIMES reported. The book features a variety of personal content, including a special interview with center Jack Cooley regarding his commitment to the team and Okinawa. Readers will also find a dialogue between Ryo Sadohara and Maho Waki, as well as a feature following Morihisa Yamauchi on a drive and walk through Okinawa City.

“The book captures the true faces of the players and the deep charm of the team,” the club said in its announcement. In addition to player profiles, the volume includes a “Kings Relationship Map,” a recurring feature that illustrates the connections between roster members.

Purchasers gain access to an exclusive digital video featuring Koya Kobari, Keishi Matsuwaki, and Yamauchi, who provide commentary on the relationship map. The publication also highlights the team’s ongoing evolution, featuring a tactical self-analysis from David Nwaba and an interview with assistant head coach Anthony McHenry. The book covers the club’s 10-year history and the launch of the new B-League Premier, alongside spotlights on upcoming talents in the U18 and U15 programs.

Distribution for the book includes major retailers such as Kinokuniya, Yurindo, TSUTAYA, Kumazawa, and Maruzen Junkudo bookstores in the Kanto, Kansai, and Chubu regions. Physical copies will also be available at Okinawa FamilyMart locations and various online retailers, including Amazon. The release date is set for November 16, though availability may vary by region and store inventory.

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