Hearts of Oak coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi has claimed he walked out of the club's meeting in April because it lasted for an unusual three hours.

The Japanese trainer was reported to have walked out on the management committee members during a meeting between both parties.

He was invited to a meeting at the Hearts of Oak secretariat to report on his Facebook rant.

The 46-year-old took to social media networking site, Facebook, to make damning revelation about his unpaid salaries and that of his players running into several months.

But Yatsuhashi is reported to have furiously stormed out of the meeting leaving the managers of the club shocked.

He admitted on Asempa FM that he walked out of the meeting, explaining he is not used to long meetings which appears to be the tradition in Ghana.

"I walked out of a meeting only once in April . The reason is because I am not used to three hours meeting," he told Asempa Sports

"From where I am coming from, meeting lasts from 20-30 minutes.

"So I have been doing my best, I have walked away once but three hours for me is a very very long time.

"That’s how it is done here but I am doing my best to get used to it except for that one in April I have never walked away.

“In May, there was a meeting and I attended, it lasted 3 hours and 15 minutes but I was there."