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2010.02.14
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VANCOUVER 2010 / Kokubo banned from ceremony
Shoichi Yamashita / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
VANCOUVER--Japanese Olympic snowboarder Kazuhiro Kokubo was barred from attending the opening ceremony of the Vancouver Winter Olympics by the head of Japan's Olympic delegation after he flouted the dress code by wearing the Japanese Olympic uniform in a manner deemed inappropriate.
Seiko Hashimoto, Japan's chef de mission for the Games, and Kokubo announced at a press conference Friday that Kokubo would not attend the ceremony. Snowboard team manager Fumikazu Hagiwara and two coaches also were barred from the ceremony for not fulfilling their supervisory responsibilities.
Kokubo, 21, who will compete in the halfpipe event, departed for Vancouver on Tuesday from Narita Airport with the Japanese delegation, but had his official team trousers hitched below his waist, shirt untucked and tie loosened.
Due to numerous complaints to the Japanese Olympic Committee and other entities, Kokubo voluntary refrained from attending Wednesday's ceremony for athletes entering the Olympic Village. At a press conference shortly after the ceremony, Kokubo said he was very sorry for his attire, but prolonged his syllables in a manner that was perceived to be flippant, which fueled even more protests.
At Friday's press conference, Hashimoto said Kokubo had violated the delegation's code of conduct and that the Ski Association of Japan plans to take disciplinary measures.
Though Hashimoto said the SAJ also wanted to prevent Kokubo from taking part in the Olympic Games, she expressed her intention to support Kokubo during the Games.
"He regrets what he did," Hashimoto said. "When I spoke with him, he said he wanted to fulfill his responsibility by doing his best at the Games. I'll take full responsibility."
He then bowed.
(Feb. 14, 2010)
Shoichi Yamashita / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
VANCOUVER--Japanese Olympic snowboarder Kazuhiro Kokubo was barred from attending the opening ceremony of the Vancouver Winter Olympics by the head of Japan's Olympic delegation after he flouted the dress code by wearing the Japanese Olympic uniform in a manner deemed inappropriate.
Seiko Hashimoto, Japan's chef de mission for the Games, and Kokubo announced at a press conference Friday that Kokubo would not attend the ceremony. Snowboard team manager Fumikazu Hagiwara and two coaches also were barred from the ceremony for not fulfilling their supervisory responsibilities.
Kokubo, 21, who will compete in the halfpipe event, departed for Vancouver on Tuesday from Narita Airport with the Japanese delegation, but had his official team trousers hitched below his waist, shirt untucked and tie loosened.
Due to numerous complaints to the Japanese Olympic Committee and other entities, Kokubo voluntary refrained from attending Wednesday's ceremony for athletes entering the Olympic Village. At a press conference shortly after the ceremony, Kokubo said he was very sorry for his attire, but prolonged his syllables in a manner that was perceived to be flippant, which fueled even more protests.
At Friday's press conference, Hashimoto said Kokubo had violated the delegation's code of conduct and that the Ski Association of Japan plans to take disciplinary measures.
Though Hashimoto said the SAJ also wanted to prevent Kokubo from taking part in the Olympic Games, she expressed her intention to support Kokubo during the Games.
"He regrets what he did," Hashimoto said. "When I spoke with him, he said he wanted to fulfill his responsibility by doing his best at the Games. I'll take full responsibility."
He then bowed.
(Feb. 14, 2010)
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