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Kings Acquire Kawamata, Who Contributed to Nagasaki's First-Ever Championship; Oura Also Joins From San-En
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The Ryukyu Golden Kings announced on the 8th that they have signed a four-year contract with Japan national team player and Nagasaki center Koya Kawamata (27) and a three-year contract with San-en guard Sota Oura (28). (From left) Koya Kawamata, Sota Oura. Kawamata, who is from Tokushima Prefecture, is 204 cm tall and weighs 117 kg.
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