Recently-retired Yamaha Jubilo head coach Katsuyuki Kiyomiya said he is proud of his eight seasons at the helm of the Top League club and shared his post-retirement plans on Tuesday."I was able to teach a lot of teams that you can do anything if you try, and I pushed through a style unique to Yamaha," Kiyomiya told a Tokyo press conference.Kiyomiya took the reins at Jubilo in 2011 and led them to their first All-Japan Championship in the 2014-2015 season. The club twice finished runners-up in the Top league under his leadership."In four years, we proved that a team lacking big talent and go…READ FULL ARTICLE