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A video of &#8220;Suzu Hirose in tears&#8221; was released on the official Nippon TV account of the 100th National High School Soccer Championship. She is dressed as a high school girl and has tears in her eyes as if she is sad. What the hell happened to &#8230;&#8230;!
In fact, the account has posted &#8220;messages to the high school soccer team by past cheer managers&#8221;. Hirose was the cheering manager for the 93rd tournament (2014), and it seems that he has been chosen to be the cheering manager.
The video shows Hirose as a first-year high school student at the time.
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She is wearing a red ribbon uniform and a keeper glove. She catches the ball in front of the goal and speaks primly, &#8220;High school soccer spirit, the first round begins! She then starts to speak primly. After that, she lifted the ball with her skirt and blew soap bubbles, a scene that Hirose fans would love to see. And the way she stares at some point and moistens her eyes is also &#8230;&#8230;. I can&#8217;t help but imagine that she was moved by the sight of the high school soccer team members, &#8220;beautiful even though they lost the battle.
After that, the video went to the present Hirose.
I&#8217;m Suzu Hirose, the cheering manager of the 93rd tournament. In this day and age, I&#8217;ve experienced a lot of things, and maybe high school soccer is different from what it used to be, but this year is the 100th tournament, so it&#8217;s a memorable event. This year is the 100th anniversary of the tournament, so you may be feeling even more pressure, but I hope that you and the players and the team will do your best to make the most of this unique moment. I am rooting for you. Good luck, soccer team!&#8221;
She sent a message to the team.
Incidentally, Hirose&#8217;s sister Alice also served as a cheering manager. In addition, Maki Horikita, Yui Aragaki, Kii Kitano, Umika Kawashima, Haruna Kawaguchi, and many others have served as cheerleaders.
Many fans may have been impressed by the nostalgic fresh appearance of these great actresses of the day. Since then, she has continued to evolve, and I wonder what she will do in the future. I can&#8217;t take my eyes off Hirose more and more. &#8230;&#8230;!

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