Kenichi Yatsuhashi

Only three months after his arrival in 2017, Cambodian Tiger FC parted away with Kenichi; he has expressed desire to return to coaching in Ghana and has hinted at a move to Asante Kotoko. he was appointed coach of Lonestar Kashmir in the I-League 2nd division in 28 December 2019.

Ifeanyi Ubah F.C. discharged him of his duties in 2016. Thereupon, he was appointed coach of Cambodian Tiger FC in the C-League in February 2017.

Announced as coach of Accra Hearts of Oak in November 2015, he was given a monthly salary of US$1,800 and became the first Asian to coach a Ghanaian team in the process. Almost immediately, he was criticized on account of his inexperience coaching professional teams. Eventually, he was fired as coach in June 2016 despite winning his first two games in charge and leading his team at the top or 2nd of the table. With Hearts of Oak, he was known for making his team score mostly second-half goals. In addition to this, the club had a record of being unbeaten in 7 away games under Kenichi. Meanwhile, he had refuted claims that his team's good form was because of impermissible drugs, claiming that it was a result of hard work and training.

In 2012, Kenichi moved to Kyrgyzstan where he served as the Kyrgyzstan Football Federation technical director and Kyrgyzstan U16 coach. He has guided them during U16 AFC Qualifications and recorded 3–3 draw against Oman and lost to Qatar by 3–4.

Arriving at New York City in December 1988, he began coaching youth soccer teams: the Elmont Ravens girls' team, the Brooklyn Patriots boys' team, and the Gotham Girls Chargers team. Next, Yatsuhashi became coach of the BMCC men's soccer team where he served as the women's coach for 9 years and guided them to the NJCAA Division III nationals in 2004 and won third place plus six conference championships. Just after that, he was chosen coach of the City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) All-Star team which competed in the Goodwill South African Tour.