Naoko funayama bio
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Angel Salcedo Joins WCVB Channel 5 As Sports Reporter
Angel Salcedo Joins WCVB Channel 5 As Sports Reporter
Updated: AM EDT Jun 1,
Boston, MA – June 1, – Angel Salcedo will join WCVB Channel 5, Boston’s News Leader, as a sports reporter for SportsCenter 5, effective Monday, June 5th. The announcement was made today by WCVB President & General Manager Kyle I. Grimes and News Director Margaret Cronan. He joins WCVB’s award-winning sports team of lead sports anchor Duke Castiglione and sports reporters Josh Brogadir and Naoko ally from Massachusetts, Salcedo comes to WCVB from fellow Hearst Television station KOAT in New Mexico, where he served as a general assignment reporter, sports reporter, and fill-in sports anchor. “Having grown up here in Boston, Angel is deeply connected to the community and has been following Boston sports teams his whole life. He is an extremely talented journalist who will make a great addition to the SportsCenter 5 team, and we
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Naoko Kawai
Naoko Kawai | |
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| Birth name | Nahoko Kawai 河合奈保子 |
| Born | () July 24, (age&#;61) |
| Origin | Sumiyoshi, Osaka, Japan |
| Genres | J-pop |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, composer |
| Instrument(s) | Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Mandolin, Synthesizer |
| Years active | |
| Labels | Nippon Columbia |
Musical artist
Naoko Kawai (河合奈保子) (born 24 July ) is a former popidol, singer-songwriter, and composer in the s decade.[1] Kawai was from the same generation as Seiko Matsuda, Yoshimi Iwasaki, Junko Mihara and Yoshie Kashiwabara who all debuted on the same year.[2] After the marriage in , she changed her maiden surname to Naoko Kanehara (金原奈保子) and has completely suspended music activities. Since then, Kawai has residence in Australia.
Early life
[edit]Naoko was born in Sumiyoshi-ku in Osaka. She is the eldest daughter of her family and has 3 years younger sister. In elementary school, she started to play the piano and in high school was part
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Naoko Funayama
Japanese American sportscaster
Naoko Funayama (Japanese: 船山直子, Funayama Naoko) is a Japanese American sportscaster, who currently works for the New England Revolution.[1] She previously served as a rinkside reporter for Boston Bruins games on New England Sports Network.[2]
Career
[edit]A graduate of Williams College and the Boston University College of Communication, Funayama got her start at Adelphia Cable 10 in Frederick, Maryland. In August , she joined WMUR-TV as a sports reporter, producer and anchor.[3]
Funayama joined NESN as a freelance Boston Red Sox reporter in April In her first year with NESN, she covered Red Sox pitchers Daisuke Matsuzaka and Hideki Okajima. Funayama captured the attention of NESN after she helped Matsuzaka's struggling translator during Matsuzaka's introductory press conference.[4]
Funayama joined NESN full-time in September as the Bruins in-game reporter and host of The Buzz, a B