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I want to share my point of view about the departure of coach Blain with Team Japan. This is based on my own conclusion of what I see. I don't work for JVA or in the professional volleyball field. I'm just an outsider sharing my thoughts so I don't want to judge anyone or anything (This is very long). I think Japanese volleyball is a circulation with an end is the Olympics. Everything is leading to this Paris Olympics, all the hard work of 3 years since the Tokyo Olympics is for this moment. And after that, the circulation will start again. Japan has all kinds of sports tournaments from elementary to university, volleyball is no exception, and one of the reasons is to find potential players for the NT. Every year dozens, hundreds of players are desiring to be chosen. But each coach has their preferred type of player that suits their style of volleyball and these players are likely to be chosen. This can limit the chance of other players who have the potential but don't fit with the coach's preference. - The roster for the Paris Olympics women's team has 4 players who played in the Tokyo Olympics and 8 completely new players because they have 2 different coaches with 2 different visions. The change of coach means other good players have the chance to play for the NT. - As for the men's team, Coach Blain was already the coach under Head Coach Nakagaichi before the Tokyo Olympics so there are more or less similarities in their vision. Compare the roster of the 2 Olympics, only 4 new players. Coach Blain's roster might be the strongest right now but there'll be consequences later like what is happening with Team USA right now when the roster has been playing for so long that their next generation can't reach their level because of the lack of experience from international tournaments. We can clearly see this during the first week of VNL this year. To me, JVA wants to build a market that has good and talented players who can fight for every Olympics. From that Japanese volleyball is always developing to be better and better with each generation. JVA's next destination would be the LA Olympics 2028. Therefore the change they are making right now is to once again reach the peak of the tournament because 4 years from now, the current roster may not be in the best form like right now and it's necessary to start training for the next generation. I know the current roster has a special place in our hearts. I'm sad too thinking about what can happen after the Paris Olympics. Some will be there some will not but at the end of the day, we are with them through blood, sweat, and tears to see them at the top of their NT career. People come and go, I'm 100% sure that there are many potential players out there who deserve to be in the NT and keep Japanese volleyball at the top. As coach Blain said "If you want to stay at the top, you have to continue to develop, to create new players to develop each skill. So it's always like this."