Experienced triathlete, Adrien is a big fan of all sports. Football has been a part of his life since his childhood. Engineer before, he has been moving to Tokyo to follow his wife’s work opportunity. He now splits his time between his daughters, his self-training and Japanese learning. Adrien hopes to give his taste for effort to the young players of Hexagon FC & Multisport.

A native of Seine-et-Marne near Paris, he is Franco-Moroccan and grew up with a dual culture. After graduating with a Bac STI2D in architecture and construction, he decided to start working at the age of 18. Passionate about handball, soccer and other sports, he began coaching boys and girls aged 11 to 17, as well as the senior girls' team. His commitment led him to obtain a level 2 handball coaching diploma. At the same time, he worked as an activity leader for the Association Sports Loisirs Pour Tous, supervising children aged 3 to 17. After passing his BAFA (brevet d'aptitude aux fonctions d'animateur), then his BAFD (brevet d'aptitude aux fonctions de directeur), he took on the responsibility of managing leisure centers and organizing vacation stays, enabling him to pass on his passion for sport and everyday life to the younger generation. At the age of 28, he decided to leave everything behind to live in Japan, where he studied the language and met his wife. Outside work, he is passionate about board games, role-playing and all kinds of sports.

IGS Academy is an international sport academy based in Ota-ku (Kamata, Ikegami) and Toshima-ku (Ikebukuro), striving to deliver international standard curriculums to students through various sports activities here in Japan, and through its educational policy that places importance on meeting people to deepen understanding of the differences in culture, religion, tradition, and language through cross-cultural exchange with foreigners living in Japan. IGS strongly believes that nurturing children in this way will be a crucial step forward to solve international social problems in the future!

Passionate about sports, Fabien E. Levet, settles in Tokyo in July 2018, discovered Japanese football thanks to his son, a player in a Japanese team in Tokyo, in his school where many French-Japanese play football, and in his neighborhood where local youth meet after school. Impressed by the evolution of Japan towards football excellence, wishing to participate more actively in the rapprochement of France and Japan in the field of sport, Fabien trains the players as he works: with passion!

Hirofumi is from Hiroshima-ken, and graduated from Keio University in Tokyo before working as a business consultant in Japan & Thailand. Passionate about soccer since his childhood, he hold the フッサール審判員4級 and expects to hold the サッカー４級審判員資格 in the course of 2021.