Osaki OSOL is a men's

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club based in

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. It plays in the

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/ref> It is a nonprofessional club owned by Osaki Electric Co. Ltd. ''Osol'' means "the core of the earth" in

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Club history

The Osaki OSOL handball team was founded in 1960. As of August 2007, they have won the JHL title once, the All Japan Open Championship title nine times, the All Japan Non-Professional Championship 13 times, and the

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title 14 times.

Former players

* Remi Anri Doi (2019-2021) * Masatake Kimura * Daichi Komuro * Daisuke Miyazaki (2003–2009 and 2010–2019) *

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* Hiroki Shida * Kento Uegaki

External links

Official Website
(Japanese)

References

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