Short answer

There is no known Japanese club called “JOBALO OWATA.” The name you likely mean is Júbilo Iwata (sometimes misspelled). Hans Ooft is a Dutch coach who managed the Japan national team (early 1990s) and was active in Japanese football in the 1990s, but I cannot find any reliable record of a club named “Jobalo Owata.”

Quick facts — if you meant “Júbilo Iwata”

• Originally the company team Yamaha Motors SC, the club is based in Iwata, Shizuoka Prefecture.
• From the mid-1990s onward the team competed in the J.League as Júbilo Iwata and became one of Japan’s leading clubs in the late 1990s.
• For season-by-season squads, results and official managerial appointments around 1995–96, consult J.League archives or established databases (see below).

Hans Ooft — brief profile

• Nationality: Dutch. Noted for managing the Japan national team in the early 1990s and winning the 1992 AFC Asian Cup with Japan.
• He worked in Japanese football through the 1990s in various capacities; his most prominent and verifiable role is with the national team in 1992–1993.

Where to verify season / squad / manager details (1995/96)

• J.League official website (season archives)
• RSSSF (Historical season tables and managerial lists)
• WorldFootball.net and Transfermarkt (squad lists, match lineups, coaching records)
• Club histories published by Júbilo Iwata (if that is the intended club)

If you want, I can pull together the 1995–96 squad, manager and results for Júbilo Iwata (or another specific Japanese club) from public historical sources and format them for you.