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The tweet translates to: "Fujinami is no longer needed by the Tigers. His encounter with Kanemoto was unfortunate. But the Tigers really took good care of Fujinami. There hasn't been a player treated with such importance as Fujinami. Goodbye, Fujinami. You were the ace, after all..."

"Fujinami has decided to join DeNA. NPB return #YahooNews news.yahoo.co.jp/pickup/6545599 To those who are criticizing Fujinami, let me say one thing: the reason for Fujinami's worsening control issues is Kanemoto. He messed with his form because of the high number of walks, which only made things worse."

The tweet translates to: "Also, it seems that within Hanshin, there is a ranking where Kanemoto is considered much greater than Kakefu based on things like jersey numbers. I wonder if Hanshin fans agree with this?"

"I thought he probably wouldn't come back since he seemed to really resent how he was treated during the Kanemoto administration."

During the matinee on July 12, there were two seemingly nice older sisters sitting next to me in the last row of the center section on the first floor. Just before the second act, I saw Mr. Kanemoto Duto peeking over their shoulders with a smile at the smartphone screen where the sisters were saying, "The merchandise is cute!" 😳 At the end of the show, Zeta Gar leaned forward, resting his hands on the back of their seats, and showered them with his beautiful voice. 😳😳

【Breaking News】The full details of Shintaro Fujinami's shocking signing with DeNA have been revealed! The "hell" that was "destroyed by the Kanemoto regime" and the "devilish" revival scenario given by Hiromitsu Ochiai is just too intense... youtu.be/fzmhQa53T2w?si… @YouTube

The translation of the tweet is as follows: "Given the current situation with Hanshin, there wouldn't be any opportunities, and there’s probably the trauma from when Kanemoto was around, so I think the decision not to return is valid. On the other hand, with DeNA, there's Bauer, and it seems they can do data analysis and form analysis, so I hope that if something triggers it, they can return to the state before being crushed by Kanemoto."

The tweet translates to: "I feel that there are times when it's necessary to disconnect from the internet if you can clearly see that closely watching something is negatively affecting your health. I was careful when supporting Kanemoto, but in the end, it's someone else's life. I think that if it starts to have a negative impact on my own life, it diminishes the value of my support, so I try to distance myself when that happens."

The tweet translates to: "Hanshin has built the current team with Kanemoto → Yano → Okada, but it's amazing that Nippon Ham is being built by just Shinjo alone."

The tweet translates to: "The Hanshin Tigers' front office is seriously incompetent; they lack the ability to manage entertainment. - Kanemoto's dismissal led to intervention from Hankyu → In the end, it was correct to intervene. - Okada's appointment led to intervention from Hankyu → This was also correct to intervene. - They don't add a terrace to Koshien. - They leave scalpers alone. - They don't make acquisition offers to homegrown stars."

If Yoshinori Kanemoto and I were in the same class, there’s a chance we could sit near each other, which would be exciting. I want to hand him printouts and hear him say thank you every time, and I want to pretend I can’t flip the paper and have him ask, “Are you okay? (laughs)” I want to be in a group activity where everyone keeps asking for Yoshikun’s opinion, and I want people to start gossiping, “Aren’t those two getting close lately?”

The translation of the tweet is: "Let Kanemoto throw 300 pitches in the open."

"Please, Fujikawa, just like Kanemoto brought Itoi to Hanshin when it was almost decided, bring Fujinami who is already set to join. I want to see Fujinami in the vertical stripes!"

The tweet translates to: "It's almost like a dereliction of duty that a team that has benefited so much from reinforcements like Nishi, Itoi, Oh, Fukudome, Nishioka, Fujii, Jojima, Standridge, Brazel, Sheets, Kanemoto, and Irabu didn't make an offer to a super popular player returning from the majors."

The tweet translates to: "The legends of the Tigers who were strict with Fujinami—Kanemoto, Fukudome, Nomi, and others—were right."