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@bl_lion208

k-kakuda soft tennis boys → kanazu soft tennis boys→kng jhs, stayed in Brighton 1995 July - August, a fan of Brighton and Hove Albion and Kaoru Mitoma

Joined September 2014

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over 2 years ago · Shiroishi-shi

最終戦は残念ながら負けてしまったけれど、三笘選手も順調に回復している様子👏 Brightonで仲良くなったおじさんが送ってくれました。Thanks, Alan! #三笘薫 #bhafc

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Lemon

@Lemonbryz

3 days ago

🚨🎙️ Ian Wright on what Fabian Hürzeler is doing with Brighton: 🗣️"Look, man, everybody wants to sit here and dissect what went wrong with the teams that lost. Everyone is talking about Manchester United, talking about Arsenal, asking where they dropped points or what they should have done. But nah, let’s completely shift the focus right now and actually look at what this man is doing with Brighton! To go to Old Trafford on Wednesday night, beat Manchester United 3–2 to knock them out of the cup, and then come right back home today and smash Arsenal 3–0 in the Premier League? In the space of three days? Come on! That is not luck—that is elite tactical preparation, discipline, and absolute belief. You have to step back and deeply appreciate what he is building with this team. The structure, the bravery on the ball, the ruthlessness—he’s got them executing at a top level against the biggest clubs in the country. Forget the noise around the opposition; start putting some real respect on Fabian Hürzeler’s name!"

Lemonbryz's tweet photo. 🚨🎙️ Ian Wright on what Fabian Hürzeler is doing with Brighton:

🗣️"Look, man, everybody wants to sit here and dissect what went wrong with the teams that lost. Everyone is talking about Manchester United, talking about Arsenal, asking where they dropped points or what they should have done. But nah, let’s completely shift the focus right now and actually look at what this man is doing with Brighton!

To go to Old Trafford on Wednesday night, beat Manchester United 3–2 to knock them out of the cup, and then come right back home today and smash Arsenal 3–0 in the Premier League? In the space of three days? Come on! That is not luck—that is elite tactical preparation, discipline, and absolute belief. You have to step back and deeply appreciate what he is building with this team. The structure, the bravery on the ball, the ruthlessness—he’s got them executing at a top level against the biggest clubs in the country. Forget the noise around the opposition; start putting some real respect on Fabian Hürzeler’s name!"

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3 days ago

@NeilWilson19 already got his place!

fh-tennis @bl_lion208

3 days ago

アーセナル撃破のナイスゲームでした⚽️⚽️⚽️👏！三笘選手も仲間と喜びを分かち合っていたよう。代表ウィーク明けは、プレーする姿を見ることができますように。 thanks, Alan from AMEX stadium! #bhafc #kaorumitoma

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NSTC仙台南(旧TSC仙台南)

@TSCsenndaiminam

代表の庄子英樹と申します。元中学校理科教師ソフトテニス部顧問をしていました。　ソフトテニスの部活動をするためにつくった団体です。　特定の中学校ではなく、集まってくれた生徒たちに、練習ができる環境を提供したいと思っています。　老人ホームや児童館などで実験教室も行なっています。

jasmine

@jasmine60174296

〜ソフトテニスを通して心の成長を😌努力に勝る天才なし‼︎ 〜長男→仙台市工後衛卒→社会人クラブで活動👻次男→仙台市工前衛から後衛卒→社会人クラブで活動🤖三男→名取一2年後衛🎾当たり前な事なんてない。人に感謝する気持ちを忘れずに。可能性は無限大‼︎子供達の笑顔が希望😊母は寺西拓人🩵マーモットラブ🐿️❤️

向陽台ジュニアソフトテニスクラブ

@KYDsofttennis

宮城県向陽台ソフトテニスクラブのコーチアカウントです（ゝ。∂）宮城県から日本一を目指す。

fh-tennis @bl_lion208

3 days ago

@Waxlyricist absolutely, yes!

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Chino

@ChinoUTD

3 days ago

🚨 Mikel Arteta on Brighton after their 3-0 win over Arsenal: “I think first I have to apologise to Manchester United. When Brighton beat them 3-2 at Old Trafford, everybody laughed. People were asking how United could concede three goals to Brighton. Then you play them yourself. We had conceded one Premier League goal all season before today. Brighton scored three against us. So maybe Manchester United were trying to warn everybody and none of us listened. Sometimes you have to experience something yourself before you understand what somebody else went through. On behalf of everyone who laughed at United that day, I apologise. Brighton are a serious football team.”

ChinoUTD's tweet photo. 🚨 Mikel Arteta on Brighton after their 3-0 win over Arsenal:

“I think first I have to apologise to Manchester United.

When Brighton beat them 3-2 at Old Trafford, everybody laughed. People were asking how United could concede three goals to Brighton.

Then you play them yourself.

We had conceded one Premier League goal all season before today. Brighton scored three against us.

So maybe Manchester United were trying to warn everybody and none of us listened.

Sometimes you have to experience something yourself before you understand what somebody else went through.

On behalf of everyone who laughed at United that day, I apologise. Brighton are a serious football team.”

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Instinctive

@FPL_Instinctive

4 days ago

Amidst all the excitement, I don’t necessarily think Fabian Hürzeler is ready to manage at a club with title-winning aspirations and/or big media pressure. He has some pretty clear gaps in how he sets up his team, and a lot of what he says (and does) sometimes sounds ideological. The latter is quite relevant here, so let’s focus on that for a bit, as, though the tactical stuff is largely good (especially across tempos), it means nothing without implementation. While it’s hard to say from the outside in, I think Hürzeler has ways to go in terms of establishing himself as a dominant figure in the dressing room (and being less of a yes man, per his media work). As he climbs up the footballing ladder, the figures around him will only increase in stature, and it does seem like he’d struggle to stop a massive dressing room from imploding. He seemingly handled being forced to manage Brighton’s bomb squad quite well though, so props for that. Hürzeler’s complete reversion into a shell he had created for himself, following Brighton’s drop in form last season also shows how he’s relatively untested in pressured/uncomfortable situations. Not every club in the world would’ve given him the time Brighton did to just play the old guard and let them figure things out on the pitch (in the process shunting the youngsters away, even at the cost of Brighton’s philosophy) while Hürzeler did his thinking away from it. Of course, this coexists with his willingness to experiment and learn, much like Mikel Arteta, from different sports, coaches and backgrounds, which will take him far. But learning is a lifelong process, and one that outlives the time he’ll get to implement it. What I will say, though, is that Hürzeler’s profiling of players has been great, and he’ll be one of the best in the world in this regard. He’s done very well to take some questionable purchases on Brighton’s end and mask their weaknesses such that they can become regulars at Premier League level, and that should scale *extremely* well. It’s also worth saying that, in his two years at Brighton, he’s effectively done enough to secure European qualification in both, if not for Palace winning the FA Cup and taking that out of his hands (he also won the 2. Bundesliga with St. Pauli, so he clearly does alright in the league). Beyond all the additives, his basic philosophical understanding of football — i.e., prioritising physicality and aerial ability, running hard and pressing hard — is great, and IF he’s able to always keep hold of these as priorities ahead of the nuanced stuff, he’ll always have a high floor as a manager. It’s obviously quite watered down to say that he’s young, so he won’t succeed as a manager, because that’s just untrue given he IS succeeding. But there’s no need for Hürzeler to rush to the top of the footballing ladder just yet. A few years at Brighton (though I won’t be too surprised to see it be just one), before going back to Germany and a side like Dortmund, who are stuck in a phase of nothingness, would be great. He’d get to build himself up at a relatively high-pressure side that isn’t what it once was, whilst still being given leeway to take risks, which is something he needs.

FPL_Instinctive's tweet photo. Amidst all the excitement, I don’t necessarily think Fabian Hürzeler is ready to manage at a club with title-winning aspirations and/or big media pressure.

He has some pretty clear gaps in how he sets up his team, and a lot of what he says (and does) sometimes sounds ideological. The latter is quite relevant here, so let’s focus on that for a bit, as, though the tactical stuff is largely good (especially across tempos), it means nothing without implementation.

While it’s hard to say from the outside in, I think Hürzeler has ways to go in terms of establishing himself as a dominant figure in the dressing room (and being less of a yes man, per his media work). As he climbs up the footballing ladder, the figures around him will only increase in stature, and it does seem like he’d struggle to stop a massive dressing room from imploding.

He seemingly handled being forced to manage Brighton’s bomb squad quite well though, so props for that.

Hürzeler’s complete reversion into a shell he had created for himself, following Brighton’s drop in form last season also shows how he’s relatively untested in pressured/uncomfortable situations. Not every club in the world would’ve given him the time Brighton did to just play the old guard and let them figure things out on the pitch (in the process shunting the youngsters away, even at the cost of Brighton’s philosophy) while Hürzeler did his thinking away from it.

Of course, this coexists with his willingness to experiment and learn, much like Mikel Arteta, from different sports, coaches and backgrounds, which will take him far. But learning is a lifelong process, and one that outlives the time he’ll get to implement it.

What I will say, though, is that Hürzeler’s profiling of players has been great, and he’ll be one of the best in the world in this regard. He’s done very well to take some questionable purchases on Brighton’s end and mask their weaknesses such that they can become regulars at Premier League level, and that should scale *extremely* well.

It’s also worth saying that, in his two years at Brighton, he’s effectively done enough to secure European qualification in both, if not for Palace winning the FA Cup and taking that out of his hands (he also won the 2. Bundesliga with St. Pauli, so he clearly does alright in the league).

Beyond all the additives, his basic philosophical understanding of football — i.e., prioritising physicality and aerial ability, running hard and pressing hard — is great, and IF he’s able to always keep hold of these as priorities ahead of the nuanced stuff, he’ll always have a high floor as a manager.

It’s obviously quite watered down to say that he’s young, so he won’t succeed as a manager, because that’s just untrue given he IS succeeding. But there’s no need for Hürzeler to rush to the top of the footballing ladder just yet.

A few years at Brighton (though I won’t be too surprised to see it be just one), before going back to Germany and a side like Dortmund, who are stuck in a phase of nothingness, would be great. He’d get to build himself up at a relatively high-pressure side that isn’t what it once was, whilst still being given leeway to take risks, which is something he needs.

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Football Tweet ⚽

@Footballtweet

3 days ago

🔵⚪ Fabian Hürzeler’s Brighton & Hove Albion are playing some of the best football in Europe right now. ▪️ Scored 4 vs. Aston Villa ⚽⚽⚽⚽ ▪️ Scored 4 vs. Tromsø ⚽⚽⚽⚽ ▪️ Scored 3 vs. Chelsea ⚽⚽⚽ ▪️ Scored 5 vs. Coventry ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽ ▪️ Scored 3 vs. Man Utd ⚽⚽⚽ ▪️ Scored 3 vs. Arsenal ⚽⚽⚽

Footballtweet's tweet photo. 🔵⚪ Fabian Hürzeler’s Brighton & Hove Albion are playing some of the best football in Europe right now.

▪️ Scored 4 vs. Aston Villa ⚽⚽⚽⚽
▪️ Scored 4 vs. Tromsø ⚽⚽⚽⚽
▪️ Scored 3 vs. Chelsea ⚽⚽⚽
▪️ Scored 5 vs. Coventry ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
▪️ Scored 3 vs. Man Utd ⚽⚽⚽
▪️ Scored 3 vs. Arsenal ⚽⚽⚽

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Chino

@ChinoUTD

3 days ago

🚨 Thierry Henry on Fabian Hurzeler’s Brighton: “You look at Brighton’s team sheet and, with respect, you’re not immediately thinking, ‘How are we going to survive against these players?’ Then the game starts and you understand. Everybody runs. Everybody presses. Everybody wants the ball. You press one player and somebody else appears in the space. After 20 minutes, players you weren’t worried about before kick off suddenly look like they have another level. I watched them beat Coventry 5-0. Then they went to Old Trafford, went 2-0 down and came back to win. Now they’re doing this against Arsenal. And this is where I have to give Hurzeler enormous credit. Arsenal’s defence is not a defence you normally play around for fun. They had conceded once in the Premier League all season before today. Once. Brighton looked at that and apparently nobody told them they were supposed to be impressed. They keep coming. They keep running. They keep playing. There’s no fear in them. That’s coaching. Hurzeler hasn’t collected eleven superstars. He’s created a team where you look at the names before kick off and think you should be fine, then 45 minutes later you’re wondering where he found all these players. That’s what I love about them. Brighton don’t need you to fear their team sheet. They make you fear them once the football starts.”

ChinoUTD's tweet photo. 🚨 Thierry Henry on Fabian Hurzeler’s Brighton:

“You look at Brighton’s team sheet and, with respect, you’re not immediately thinking, ‘How are we going to survive against these players?’

Then the game starts and you understand.

Everybody runs. Everybody presses. Everybody wants the ball. You press one player and somebody else appears in the space. After 20 minutes, players you weren’t worried about before kick off suddenly look like they have another level.

I watched them beat Coventry 5-0. Then they went to Old Trafford, went 2-0 down and came back to win. Now they’re doing this against Arsenal.

And this is where I have to give Hurzeler enormous credit. Arsenal’s defence is not a defence you normally play around for fun. They had conceded once in the Premier League all season before today. Once.

Brighton looked at that and apparently nobody told them they were supposed to be impressed.

They keep coming. They keep running. They keep playing. There’s no fear in them.

That’s coaching.

Hurzeler hasn’t collected eleven superstars. He’s created a team where you look at the names before kick off and think you should be fine, then 45 minutes later you’re wondering where he found all these players.

That’s what I love about them. Brighton don’t need you to fear their team sheet. They make you fear them once the football starts.”

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about 1 month ago

ブライトン4-0アストン・ヴィラ👏 幸先良いスタート！じっくり治してほしいけれど、三笘選手の早い復帰を願う🛐🛐🛐 Alanが送ってくれた三笘選手！次はピッチで見れますように⋯。 #bhafc #三笘薫

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4 months ago · Sendai-shi Izumi-ku

三笘選手のユニフォーム希望です📣

ブライトン & ホーヴ・アルビオン

@OfficialBHAJPN

5 months ago

＼🎁ゴールデンウィーク特別企画🇯🇵／ゴールデンウィーク最終日！？ブライトンのゴールデンウィークはまだまだこれから！😏 カオルのサイン入りユニフォーム or キコ、モエカ、フウカのサイン入りユニフォームがそれぞれ1️⃣名様に当たる‼️ 応募方法✍️ ⚽️ @OfficialBHAJPN をフォロー ⚽️ この投稿をリポスト ⚽️ 欲しいユニフォームをコメント ⚽️ 応募規約を必ずご一読ください ⚽️ 応募期限：5月13日23:59までシーズン終了まであと3試合！最後までアツい応援よろしくお願いします💙🤍 #三笘薫 #清家貴子 #南萌華 #角田楓佳 #ブライトン

OfficialBHAJPN's tweet photo. ＼🎁ゴールデンウィーク特別企画🇯🇵／

ゴールデンウィーク最終日！？ブライトンのゴールデンウィークはまだまだこれから！😏

カオルのサイン入りユニフォーム or キコ、モエカ、フウカのサイン入りユニフォームがそれぞれ1️⃣名様に当たる‼️

応募方法✍️
⚽️ @OfficialBHAJPN をフォロー
⚽️ この投稿をリポスト
⚽️ 欲しいユニフォームをコメント
⚽️ 応募規約を必ずご一読ください
⚽️ 応募期限：5月13日23:59まで

シーズン終了まであと3試合！最後までアツい応援よろしくお願いします💙🤍

#三笘薫 #清家貴子 #南萌華 #角田楓佳 #ブライトン

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5 months ago · Natori-shi

素晴らしい試合👏👏起きて見た甲斐がありました✨️ 三笘選手もALBIONのみんなもお疲れ様でした！ thanks, Alan! #BHAFC #三笘薫

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Andrew James

@AndrewJames1901

5 months ago

Read this beautiful story about Kaoru Mitoma’s incredible journey to the Premier League, truly inspirational! 🇯🇵💙🤍 The boy who passed the grueling entry test. But what awaited him was the harsh reality of an overwhelming "physical disparity." The moment he got the ball, it was taken away. Days filled with shouts from his teammates. Overcome with frustration, he broke down in tears. Yet he never ran away. "If my body's small, I'll just have to use my head." He learned to read how the opponent's weight shifted, honing the skill of disrupting their timing. By high school graduation, an offer for pro promotion arrived— a golden ticket everyone envied. "I don't have the confidence to make it as a pro right now." A decision so calm it bordered on cold. He chose to go to university. His four years there were days of relentless, almost mad effort. Every free moment between classes went to strength training. After practice, he'd keep at "one-on-one" drills until the coach yelled at him. And then, he started to "scientify" his own dribbling. Strapping sensors to his head, he researched "Where do the best dribblers look?" "Not at the ball—they're watching the opponent's knees or hip alignment." He proved his instincts with data, sharpening his weapons without cease. His skill was such that, as a mere college player, he could score on pros. And so, fully prepared, he stepped into the pro world. His rookie year: A record-breaking 13 goals and 12 assists for a newcomer. He stunned all of Japan. Even after moving abroad, adversity followed. In a foreign land where the language barrier left him isolated and alone. Down 0-2 in a hopeless match. Subbed in for the second half, he clawed back three goals single-handedly for the comeback. From that day, Europe began to remember his name. His momentum didn't slow even after crossing to the world's pinnacle, the Premier League. Battling chronic back pain, he quietly piled up the unglamorous training, day after day. At the World Cup, that "one millimeter" against Spain shook the world. Yet still, he isn't satisfied. "I want to perform like the heart of the team." That man's name is Kaoru Mitoma. The boy who once cried has become the one who slices through the world, built on those steady, unwavering steps. (Source - ✍🏻 @coach_katayama) #BHAFC #Japan #三笘薫

AndrewJames1901's tweet photo. Read this beautiful story about Kaoru Mitoma’s incredible journey to the Premier League, truly inspirational! 🇯🇵💙🤍

The boy who passed the grueling entry test.

But what awaited him was
the harsh reality of an
overwhelming "physical disparity."

The moment he got the ball, it was taken away.
Days filled with shouts from his teammates.

Overcome with frustration, he broke down in tears.
Yet he never ran away.

"If my body's small, I'll just have to use my head."

He learned to read how the opponent's weight shifted,
honing the skill of disrupting their timing.

By high school graduation, an offer for pro promotion arrived—
a golden ticket everyone envied.

"I don't have the confidence to make it as a pro right now."

A decision so calm it bordered on cold.
He chose to go to university.

His four years there were days of relentless, almost mad effort.

Every free moment between classes went to strength training.
After practice, he'd keep at "one-on-one" drills until the coach yelled at him.

And then, he started to "scientify" his own dribbling.

Strapping sensors to his head,
he researched "Where do the best dribblers look?"

"Not at the ball—they're watching the opponent's knees or hip alignment."

He proved his instincts with data,
sharpening his weapons without cease.

His skill was such that, as a mere college player, he could score on pros.

And so, fully prepared, he stepped into the pro world.

His rookie year:
A record-breaking 13 goals and 12 assists for a newcomer. He stunned all of Japan.

Even after moving abroad, adversity followed.
In a foreign land where the language barrier left him isolated and alone.

Down 0-2 in a hopeless match.
Subbed in for the second half, he clawed back three goals single-handedly for the comeback.

From that day, Europe began to remember his name.

His momentum didn't slow even after crossing to the world's pinnacle, the Premier League.

Battling chronic back pain,
he quietly piled up the unglamorous training, day after day.

At the World Cup, that "one millimeter" against Spain shook the world.

Yet still, he isn't satisfied.

"I want to perform like the heart of the team."

That man's name is Kaoru Mitoma.

The boy who once cried has become the one who slices through the world, built on those steady, unwavering steps.

(Source - ✍🏻 @coach_katayama)

#BHAFC #Japan #三笘薫

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Tatsuya KIMURA

@KIMUTATSU129

6 months ago

【質問への回答】灘中学１年生への英語、どういう指導から入りますか。　【回答】検定教科書（三省堂の『ニュークラウン』）は最初は使わず、まずは英語と日本語の音がまったく異なりますので、身のまわりの単語を覚えながら（多少フォニックスを取り入れながら）英語の音を教えます。ネイティブの音を真似て発音する意識を高く持ってもらいます。英検２級取得している生徒もAからZの順番が怪しい生徒も同じスタート。音がテキトーだとのちのちリスニングとスピーキングで苦労しますから。　身のまわりの単語（黒板消し・窓枠・ほうき・ごみ箱・保健室・養護教諭・図書館司書・教頭先生・ペットボトルのお茶・通学路・横断歩道・陸橋など）は英語を話す際に最重要。授業中に音声を真似て声を出して覚えるのがひたすら続きます。５月の中間考査はだから単語テストのような感じでしょうか。授業中に何度も反復しますし、先週覚えたものを今週やったうえで新しいのに入りますので、学年平均は98点とかになります。最初の２か月ほどで400語から500語程度は覚えますが、友達とわいわい問題を出しあいながら覚えますから、授業中は笑顔いっぱいですよ。

KIMUTATSU129's tweet photo. 【質問への回答】
灘中学１年生への英語、どういう指導から入りますか。
　
【回答】
検定教科書（三省堂の『ニュークラウン』）は最初は使わず、まずは英語と日本語の音がまったく異なりますので、身のまわりの単語を覚えながら（多少フォニックスを取り入れながら）英語の音を教えます。ネイティブの音を真似て発音する意識を高く持ってもらいます。英検２級取得している生徒もAからZの順番が怪しい生徒も同じスタート。音がテキトーだとのちのちリスニングとスピーキングで苦労しますから。
　
身のまわりの単語（黒板消し・窓枠・ほうき・ごみ箱・保健室・養護教諭・図書館司書・教頭先生・ペットボトルのお茶・通学路・横断歩道・陸橋など）は英語を話す際に最重要。授業中に音声を真似て声を出して覚えるのがひたすら続きます。５月の中間考査はだから単語テストのような感じでしょうか。授業中に何度も反復しますし、先週覚えたものを今週やったうえで新しいのに入りますので、学年平均は98点とかになります。最初の２か月ほどで400語から500語程度は覚えますが、友達とわいわい問題を出しあいながら覚えますから、授業中は笑顔いっぱいですよ。

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6 months ago · Shiroishi-shi

連勝おめでとう🎉Brighton!! 試合後の三笘選手も嬉しそう！ international week, 期待しています！送ってくれたAlan, ありがとう! #BHAFC #三笘薫 #kaorumitoma

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さし @mitomanju

8 months ago

今夜、欲しいものはただ一つです💙 頑張れブライトン！！応援するよ〜❤️‍🔥📣

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川崎フロンターレ

@frontale_staff

8 months ago

／『30周年記念特設サイト』オープン!! 三笘薫選手スペシャルインタビューも掲載!! ＼クラブ創設30周年を記念し、本日1/30に30周年記念特設サイトがオープンしました。ぜひご覧ください!! 特設サイトはこちら▶️ https://t.co/ajpLKo5MBY 現在公開中のコンテンツ ◇WHAT'S NEW（新着情報） ◇MESSAGE（社長挨拶） ◇LOGOTYPE（30周年ロゴタイプ） ◇HISTORY（「30歳」への道程） ◇SPECIAL INTERVIEW（ #三笘薫選手スペシャルインタビュー） ◇DOWNLOADS（30周年テーマダウンロード）コンテンツは今後、順次更新予定ですのでお楽しみに!! 【広報】#frontale