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Nobuhiro Maeda / Boki-tore Daily Drill NISSYO Bookkeeping Level 3 Revised Edition 2

Nobuhiro Maeda / Boki-tore Daily Drill NISSYO Bookkeeping Level 3 Revised Edition 2

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**キャッチコピー:** 世界を制覇した名門日本女子代表GKの指導者、サッカー界に新時代を拓くパイオニア

**紹介文:**

元サッカー選手で、日本サッカー協会ナショナルコーチングスタッフ。前田信弘は香川県丸亀市出身で、アトランタ五輪代表候補経験がある名門選手を輩出した同志社大学卒業生でもある。また、アルビレックス新潟シンガポールで期限付き移籍の同时コーチを務めた経験も持つ。指導歴はV・ファーレン長崎から始まり、日本女子代表GKコーチとして北京オリンピックのベスト4に貢献し、2011年のFIFA女子ワールドカップ優勝にも大きく貢献した。

**Q&A:**

Q:何をされた方ですか?

A:日本女子代表を世界で頂点へ導いたGKコーチ

Q:有名な作品は何ですか?

A:2011年のFIFA女子ワールドカップ優勝です。

English Summary

**Catchphrase:** Leader of the prestigious Japanese women's national team goalkeeper who conquered the world, and a pioneer who will usher in a new era in the soccer world.

**Introduction:**

Former soccer player and member of the Japan Football Association national coaching staff. Nobuhiro Maeda is from Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture, and is a graduate of Doshisha University, which has produced prestigious athletes who have been candidates for the Atlanta Olympics. He also has experience working as a coach at Albirex Niigata Singapore during a loan transfer. Her coaching career began with V. Faren in Nagasaki, where she contributed to the top four at the Beijing Olympics as the goalkeeping coach for the Japanese women's national team, and also made a major contribution to winning the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup.

**Q&A:**

Q: What did you do?

GK coach who led the Japanese women's national team to the top of the world

Q: What are your famous works?

Winning the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Wikipedia:前田信弘

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