Toshiki Sato

• First ever Japanese player for Calgary Stampeders, also first ever Japanese who signed two different CFL teams.
• Featured in CTV news as player to watch after outstanding performance in camp.
• Joined Stamps junior camp to teach football to children.
• Been kept working to be as good as can be by putting myself extra work other than team practice, stayed hungry, coachable, positive mind in any situation.

• Established sports brand "Rumiture" with friend under mission of "Spread cool essence of North American sports after localizing them in Japan".
• Product development and product marketing by using SNS

• By sharing with students advanced knowledge and skills gained through overseas, and by helping them reach their full potential, college kickers have frequently been selected as all-star of league.
• Been Helped them grow not only as players but also as people.
• Even though I am in Canada and there is physical distance, I continue to coach them by having online meetings every week.

• First ever Japanese CFL player
• Held "Argos Japan Day" event invited Japanese people who live in Toronto to Argos game and set up meet and greet with them after game, held this to encourage Japanese children living in Canada to dream of playing in CFL, and let all children know any race or origin can become professional football player in North America.

• Trained clients during strength training, cardio vascular exercise, and stretching.
• Edited exercise videos to deliver to clients.
• Enhanced client satisfaction not only by clarity of exercises videos, but also by ingenuity used to mitigate tendency to get bored with non live, face to face exercises.

・Assigned to Land buyer department, which had not assigned new recruit in seven years.

・Showed leadership among new recruits, and in recognition of this, put in charge of company presentations to university students for next year's recruiting.

・Although highly motivated by this job, American coach strongly encouraged to try to be professional football player, and after much deliberation, decided to quit this job and train in United States.