Suzu Hirose, the “Goddess of Victory” of Japan’s national basketball team, walks around the center of Tokyo with a high brand on her shoulders.

Following our recent article (uploaded on July 3), Suzu Hirose (26) was seen again by this magazine with a high-brand shoulder bag slung over her shoulder. Apparently, this is because she is an ambassador for the brand.

Hirose has been a Louis Vuitton ambassador since ’20. This shoulder bag is thought to be her latest creation, priced at around 550,000 yen.

Hirose strolls through the city center with a photogenic style that looks as if it came off the official Vuitton website.

With no drama or movie starring her, Hirose’s most talked-about feature this year has been her involvement with the Japanese national basketball team. She became a “TV Asahi Basketball SP Booster” in April last year, and has frequently appeared at venues.

The women’s national basketball team’s game against New Zealand on July 6 was the final domestic game before the Paris Olympics. The next day, on July 7, the men’s national basketball team played South Korea and won both games, and Hirose watched the games on two consecutive days. Hirose watched the games for two consecutive days and was enthusiastically supported as the “Goddess of Victory” by the crowd, who cheered her on with great enthusiasm.

It is a well-known story that Hirose was passionate about basketball from the second grade of elementary school to the third grade of junior high school. She was not acting, but was really excited and happy or sad at the venue. That love for basketball is real. She was so passionate that she was exhausted after the game.

The “Goddess of Victory” is scheduled to cheer on the team at the Paris Olympics as well.

As an ambassador and booster, the national actress has been very busy in addition to her acting.