[Thinking about monetization in sports]What Ota Yuki wants to do before the Loss Olympics / Want to do diplomacy through sports / Health is a must to increase the “impressive life expectancy”

*The content is recorded on Tuesday, February 4th, 2025. Ota Yuki won two silver medals in individuals and teams at the two Olympics in Beijing and London. He retired from active duty at the age of 30 after the next Rio tournament, and has since worked on sports reforms that incorporate a business perspective. Ota believes there is a great chance that investment in sports will lead to business. In the second part, Ota will talk about crossing everything from the original experience that inspired him to become an Olympic medalist, to monetizing sports and his vision of the future. Part 1: https://youtu.be/TO5YdcR–1w “Learn from the rapid-fire transformation of the fencing world” Part 2 (this video): https://youtu.be/3Ko5aVGLGMA “Thinking about monetization in sports” ▶ Chapter list 01:30 Photos of the skiing that Ota is currently addicted to now 02:47 The resort has begun to be redefined 03:57 Is it the Super Famicom that made you start fencing? ! 05:54 First medal in Japanese fencing history 🥈 07:00 About changing the sports business model 08:30 What is team buying and selling? 11:03 What do Ota wants to do before the Loss Olympics? 12:23 As the world divides, sports plays a role in connecting 13:27 What would you like to try, not just in the fencing world? 15:34 “TRIDA” Program to Find Your Child’s “Love” 16:55 “Health” is absolute for you to “longer lifespans” 17:51 After CROSSIN’TALK 《Guest》 Ota Yuki | Member of the International Olympic Committee Director, International Fencing Federation WIN3 Representative Director and CEO Born in 1985, from Shiga Prefecture. He began fencing in the third grade of elementary school, and achieved his first ever third consecutive Inter-High School Championships in history. He was the first Japanese person to win the individual Fleuré silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and the Fleuré team silver medal at the 2012 London Olympics. In 2016, he became the first Japanese director of the International Fencing Federation. After serving as chairman of the Japan Fencing Association, he is currently a member of the International Olympic Committee Athlete Committee and CEO of WIN3 Co., Ltd. Executive Officer (in charge of Financial Market Research Department, Sony Financial Group Co., Ltd.) After working as a currency dealer for Chicago Bank and JPMorgan Chase Bank, he worked in exchange risk hedging and market research at Sony Financial Department. He then worked as the director of the investment research and planning department in the personal finance division at Citibank Bank (now SMBC Trust and Banking), where he was in charge of research and analysis of financial markets. He has been an executive officer of the company since August 2016. He has appeared regularly on TV Tokyo’s “News Morning Satellite” and Nikkei CNBC, and has commentary on financial markets. His major books include “Foreign money is so interesting!” There are also “(Gentosha Shinsho, 2024)” and “The latest edition: Really Understanding Exchange Prices (Nihon Jitsugyo Publishing, 2023).” Director of Sony Bank, Inc. and Director of WealthNavi Inc. Toya Kikunosuke is from Kanagawa Prefecture. His major works include Unite Up (as Kiyose Akira), Chainsaw Man (as Denji), Four Knights of the Apocalypse (as Donnie), and Four Brothers of Yuzuki’s House (as Yuzuki Takashi). In addition to his voice acting career, he also has a versatile side, performing songs such as singing and trombone, and comedy topics at individual events. He won the 18th Voice Actor Award and the Newcomer Voice Actor Award. The next guest will be Morita Masamitsu, a weather forecaster and weather caster, “The Job of Weather Caster.” The broadcast will be from 9pm on Thursday, April 3rd, 2025. *The broadcast will be aired up from April! We plan to upload to YouTube on Monday, April 7th, 2024. Please look forward to it! ↓Please subscribe to our Nikkei CNBC channel! ! ↓ @NikkeiCNBC #Ota Yuki #Fencing #Beijing Olympics #Olympics #Gold Medal #Toya Kikunosuke #Sony Financial Group #Ogawa Maki #Nikkei CNBC