Hot!” Taiwanese cheerleaders Lin Shan and Hsiao Ying in their tight uniforms at the WBC | FRIDAY DIGITAL

Hot!” Taiwanese cheerleaders Lin Shan and Hsiao Ying in their tight uniforms at the WBC

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Lin Shan coming out of the stadium after the Taiwan vs. Czech Republic game on March 7.

A flood of fans waiting for him to come out.

The Taiwanese team created a whirlwind in the WBC Tokyo Round. Although the team narrowly failed to advance past the first round, they greatly captivated the Tokyo Dome crowd.

At the same time, the Taiwanese cheerleaders were the ones who whipped the crowd into a frenzy. A total of 12 cheerleaders, two from each of the six teams in the CPBL, came to Japan for this year’s tournament, and when the Taiwanese team played against the Czech Republic on March 7, more than 40,000 spectators filled the stadium, including many of their fans who had come to see the Taiwanese cheerleaders in person. Before the game, they performed a dance to the song “Double Double Fight!” by the popular Japanese idol group “CANDY TUNE. The girls were especially noteworthy among them.

Among these girls, the one who stood out the most was Lin Xiangyang (Lin Shan, 28). She is popular not only in Taiwan but also in Japan. On March 6, her appearance was covered extensively in a sports newspaper, and she attracted a great deal of attention.

During the game, she performed a cat dance with Xiao Ying (28), also very popular in Japan, in her customary tight uniform and cat ears. The sexy and cute performance kept the crowd entertained until the end of the match. In the match, Taiwan defeated the Czech Republic 14-0. Taiwan defeated the Czech Republic 14-0 in the match, giving them a chance to advance to the final round.

After the match, a large crowd of fans gathered in front of the exit of the officials to get a glimpse of the girls. However, no matter how long they waited, the girls did not come out. After a while, a staff member announced that the cheerleaders had left from another exit. The fans shrugged their shoulders and left the venue. Still, the 100 or so fans continued to wait, believing in the possibility of what might happen.

After a considerable amount of time had passed, Lin Shan and Xiao Ying suddenly emerged from the exit of the officials with their carry-on bags, protected by the staff. The fans who had been waiting for the girls ran to them in a panic and waved, and the two girls looked surprised for a moment, but then responded by smiling and waving to the fans who had been waiting for them.

On March 11, Lin Shan updated her SNS, posting pictures and videos of the Taiwanese cheerleaders in Japan,

We are grateful for the passion and excitement that the Taiwanese team brought to us. The feeling of shouting together, being nervous, and believing in each other will surely remain in our hearts for a long time.

The Taiwanese cheerleaders’ passion for the audience was evident in their performance. The passion and excitement that the Taiwanese cheerleaders brought to the audience was not to be outdone, and they made the WBC Tokyo Dome round so much fun. We can hardly wait for their return to Japan.

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Lin Shan (front) and Hsiao Ying (back) smile at fans waiting to see them.
Lin Shan is as popular as an idol in Taiwan.
Xiao Ying waves to a fan.
Xiao Ying responds with a V-sign when I call out to her.
Lin Shan and Xiao Ying dazzled the audience at the WBC (from Lin Shan’s Instagram @95_mizuki)
Lin Shan and Xiao Ying wearing cat ears and dancing (from Lin Shan’s Instagram @95_mizuki)
Lin Xiang wearing a tight uni and cat ears (from Lin Xiang’s Instagram @95_mizuki)
Taiwan Cheerleader who came to Japan in November ’23 and held an event in Shinjuku.
Lin Shan dances in a tight T-shirt with her belly button hanging out (from Lin Shan’s Instagram @95_mizuki)
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