Announcement of KEI.B Player Transfer from Nagoya OJA Esports Street Fighter 6 "Nagoya NTPOJA"

Nagoya OJA Esports announced the transfer of KEI.B, a player belonging to their Street Fighter 6 team "Nagoya NTPOJA," to DetonatioN FocusMe. KEI.B served as a leader for three years, contributing significantly to the team, including winning the league MVP in 2025.
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We hereby announce that KEI.B, a player belonging to the Street Fighter 6 team "Nagoya NTPOJA" of the professional sports team Nagoya OJA (operating company: Nagoya Oja Co., Ltd., Headquarters: Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Representative Director: Masahiro Katagiri), will be transferring to DetonatioN FocusMe (operating company: DetonatioN Co., Ltd., Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Nobuyuki Umezaki).

For three years since participating in the Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2023, KEI.B has been active as a local player from Nagoya, residing in Nagoya, and as a leader of the team, contributing to many victories and regional activities. In 2025, he won the team's first league MVP and was the driving force behind the team's 2nd place in the league's regular season and 3rd place in the playoffs.

Although DetonatioN FocusMe will be a rival team in the Street Fighter League, we wish KEI.B success in his new environment and look forward to enlivening the league together.

■Comment from Player KEI.B

The three years I spent with my hometown team in Nagoya were an irreplaceable and precious time. I am deeply grateful to the members and staff who supported me as a leader, and to all the fans who cheered me on. I will carry the experience gained here as I embark on a new path. I would be happy if you continue to watch over me warmly.

Thank you very much.

■Nagoya OJA's Street Fighter League: Pro-JP Performance Record

Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2023: 7th place

Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2024 S League: 5th place

Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2025 S League: 2nd place, Playoffs 3rd place

■Comment from GM Kohei Iwata

Born in Nagoya, raised in Nagoya, and from Nagoya NTPOJA to the Street Fighter League—

KEI.B embodied all of that. His MVP performance in the league was the pride of us "Nagoya people."

After a disappointing 7th place in the inaugural year of 2023, we held roster meetings to discuss how to build a winning team while embodying our philosophy. We listed candidate players together and built the team, and I was truly happy that in 2025, with an all-Nagoya-affiliated roster, we achieved 2nd place in the S League regular season. He also actively participated in regional tournament commentary and events, which was very reassuring. At Nagoya NTPOJA's HOME events and fan meetings, his aggressive remarks and ability to draw big laughs were particularly memorable.

"From Nagoya to the World" – I am truly proud of your next challenge as you pave that path. And no matter where or what career path you take, Nagoya will always be a place for you to return to. When you consider your next career, let's work together again! We'll be waiting.

■About Nagoya OJA

A professional sports team named Nagoya OJA, aiming to expand from Owari-Mikawa to Japan and Asia, with the philosophy of "Energizing Nagoya," "Energizing Japan," and "Creating a Kinder Society." The team started its activities as an esports team in 2016, launched a card game division in 2018, and participated in the "RAGE Shadowverse Pro League." In 2021, it established a fighting game division and participated in the "Street Fighter League: Pro-JP 2021," achieving 2nd place in the league and 3rd place in the playoffs in its second and fifth seasons. In 2023, it established an urban sports team "Baseball5" division. In 2024, it established a Pokémon UNITE division, achieving 6th place in Asia, and in 2025, it established a racing e-motorsports division, winning the inaugural annual championship, thus expanding as a comprehensive sports club.

■Nagoya OJA Home Stadiums

To energize the Aichi-Nagoya region with esports in preparation for the Asian Games to be held in 2026, Nagoya OJA will collaborate with "NTP Esports PLAZA" and "Commufa eSports Stadium NAGOYA" as its home stadiums for esports events and tournaments.

NTP Esports PLAZA

https://www.nt7.co.jp/esports/

(2-1-15 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 460-0008)

Commufa eSports Stadium NAGOYA

https://www.esports-stadium758.jp/

(Nagoya Parco East Building 7F, 3-29-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 460-0008)