I went back to Korea after double eyelid surgery Weird director, no one can stop him
Jan 02, 2025
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No one can stop the eccentric director. Nippon Ham Fighters coach Shinjo Tsuyoshi surprised everyone with another honest statement.
Director Shinjo appeared on a TV channel's New Year's special program on the 1st and revealed the fact of double eyelid plastic surgery. When asked during a conversation with famous singer Gakt, 'Are you still in Hokkaido (Yeongoji)?'I'm in Tokyo now because the season is over. After the season ended, I had an eye surgery (double eyelid surgery) and went to Korea" he said. The response is that everyone is surprised.
In fact, director Shinjo's double eyelid line was darker and clearer than before. Everyone was surprised by the professional baseball manager's confession of plastic surgery. Nippon-Ham fans said "I'm not saying plastic surgery is bad, but my previous face was good, too. Some people feel sorry, saying, "I guess he wasn't satisfied."
Shinjo's bombshell remarks are not a matter of yesterday and today. He is always honest and hot and has a unique showmanship. He played for Nippon Ham in his last years as a manager in 2022, but even after taking over as a coach, he took on unconventional actions that existing coaches did not do.
He often makes unimaginable acts in the conservative Japanese baseball world, such as making the starting lineup in the order set by fans, first revealing the starting pitcher or catcher on his SNS the day before, communicating with the players via DM, and going out to exchange the lineup with the opponent team before the game, wearing all the top and bottom uniforms of the opposing team.
Nevertheless, it is evaluated that his ability as a coach is not bad. Some say that Nippon Ham, a team related to Hokkaido, which was an unpopular team, is suitable for such a star-studded coach, and in fact, Shinjo's retention was confirmed this year as he advanced to the Climax Series for the first time in six years.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
