Former Hiroshima student Kozo Shoda is also passionate about teaching junior high school students
The man who won the leading hitter twice in the Central League is having a fulfilling day in his second career. Kozo Shoda, a former Hiroshima resident, has chosen logistics-related work as his main business, and is passionate about teaching junior high school students when he finds time. “He’s busier than when he was playing baseball, but he loves his job, he enjoys teaching junior high school students, and life might be the most fun he’s ever had,” he says with a smile. We focused on Mr. Shoda, who is known as a practice bug and a hard worker.[Shinji Yamaguchi]
Mr. Masada narrowed his eyes while looking at his smartphone. “I have a lot of videos of my children’s batting form on my mobile phone. They send me messages like, ‘Please watch.’ Money.” It is said that the work of creating replies to students sometimes ends late at night. However, even though he says, “It’s hard,” it seems to be fun. “I like teaching. Junior high school students are obedient.
In fact, even in my main business related to logistics, I am now in a responsible position and in a position to teach work. Work that requires speed and accuracy, such as loading and unloading products. “At first it was hard. He overcomes this with his innate hatred of losing, and through repeated efforts. “As a former baseball player, he didn’t want to be called ugly. Baseball was great, but he wanted to make people think that his work was also great.
