Other sporting nations in Japan and South Korea may have different approach to the programmes for athletes career and Education.
Hello,
My work on this subject focuses mainly on the Japanese sport of sumo in comparative context, and I would suggest that the following sources may be use in answering your question:
G. Jarvie, “Internationalism and Sport in the Making of Nations.” Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power, 10 (2003): 527-551, 549.
A. Guttman and L. Thompson, Japanese Sports: A History. (Honolulu: University of Hawai’I Press, 2001), 23.
Haruo Nogawa, “Institutionalized Discrimination against Japanese born Korean Athletes: From Overt to Covert Discrimination,” in J.A. Mangan and A. Ritchie (eds.) Ethnicity, Sport, Identity: Struggles for Status. (London: Routeldge, 2004), 219.
R. Light and L. Kinnaird, “Appeasing the Gods: Shinto, Sumō and ‘True’ Japanese Spirit” in Magdalinski and Chandler (ed.) With God on Their Side: Sport in the Service of Religion. (London: Routledge, 2002), 153.
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