Whenever the treatment of Chinese women's volleyball players is mentioned, many fans will complain that the conditions are not good and should learn from the Japanese women's volleyball team. Recently, Japanese women's ranking general Maiko Kano exploded the inside story of the Japanese women's volleyball team during a personal interview program with former Japanese professional baseball player Tomoya Saksaki.
First of all, Maiko Kano said that the Japan Volleyball League is not a professional league, although some players claim to be professional players, but basically belong to the company, so the salary of Japanese volleyball players is paid according to the salary scale of the employees of the company. In addition, Maiko Kano also broke the news that some teams needed to go to work at the company.
Maiko Kano said, "Some of the players of the team need to go to the company twice a week to do the business of the company itself, and some of them do not, and the team I belonged to at that time did not need to do the business of the enterprise." "Since I graduated from high school and entered the company I belonged to, my monthly salary for the first year was less than 200,000 yen, and at that time, I was paid at the level of a newcomer in the first year after graduating from high school.
In terms of accommodation, Maiko Kano said that the club will provide paid dormitories, but it includes electricity and water bills. As for the winning bonus and subsidy part, the club where Maiko Kano works does not have it, and of course, some clubs will distribute it to players. When going out to compete, the club has a special bus, and if you take the Shinkansen, it is a designated seat, which is equivalent to the second class seat in Japan.
Finally, Maiko Kano talked about some of the situations of representing the Japanese women's volleyball team, she recalled that when training for the Japanese women's volleyball national team, the daily subsidy was only 6,000 yen (equivalent to about 300 yuan), and it was necessary to train for 10 hours a day, that is, 600 yen per hour. When she heard that the daily subsidy of the Japanese baseball team was 50,000 yen, Maiko Kano could only smile bitterly.
When representing the Japanese women's volleyball team in international competitions, the team's standards are also very ordinary, and the whole economy class is used on the plane. It was only after winning the bronze medal at the London Olympics in 2012 that the team was seated in Business Class. Maiko Kano admits that for volleyball players, the economy class is very tired. In this way, the Japanese Volleyball Association and the Chinese Volleyball Association are almost the same, and sometimes the Chinese women's volleyball team can take a charter flight back.
Born in 1988, Maiko Kano is a secondary attacker of the Japanese women's volleyball team's London Olympic cycle, with a height of 1.86 meters. In the third grade of junior high school, he broke through the japanese women's volleyball national team. Although Maiko Kano is tall, her three-way kung fu is also very good, but unfortunately her physical fitness is not good, and she often suffers injuries. Fortunately, she still won the bronze medal at the London Olympics with the team. Later, Maiko Kano changed to the second pass, but in the end it did not end well.