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Honoo Hamaguchi
(born in December 1971〔Odeven, Ed. "(Hamaguchi's steady hand on tiller steers 89ers in right direction )." ''The Japan Times''. Monday March 14, 2011. Retrieved on September 28, 2012.〕) is a Japanese basketball coach. He originates from Oshima Island. As of 2011 Hamaguchi had been a part of the Japanese basketball league longer than most of the other coaches of Japanese basketball teams had been a part. Ed Odeven of ''The Japan Times'' said that Hamaguchi works for success but does not seek attention despite being in a social media era.〔
For six seasons of the existence of the Sendai 89ers, Hamaguchi served as the coach.〔Odeven, Ed. "(Golden Kings set up final rematch )." ''The Japan Times''. Sunday May 20, 2012. Retrieved on September 28, 2012.〕 He began as the coach of the Sendai 89ers after the team entered the bj-league in 2005.〔 In 2011 Hamaguchi's coaching of the Sendai 89ers ended after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami occurred.〔Odeven, Ed. "(Oketani era finished in Okinawa: sources )." ''The Japan Times''. Friday June 8, 2012. Retrieved on September 28, 2012.〕 He is now the coach of the Kyoto Hannaryz.〔
Ed Odeven said that Hamaguchi has "quirks" and sometimes an "overbearing coaching style."〔Odeven, Ed. "(Players take Greek offers )." ''The Japan Times''. Friday September 7, 2012. Retrieved on September 28, 2012. (Alternate link of the article at the ) ''Orlando Sentinel''.〕 In regards to Marcus Cousin playing for the Kyoto team, in 2012 a former Hannaryz player asked "He should obviously dominate, but it is all about how his personality will deal with Honoo. Will Honoo let him be himself, or will Honoo try to control every little detail?"〔
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