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The four Japanese volleyball "gods" at the Olympics, including Ran Takahashi, Yuji Nishida, Kento Miyaura and Yuki Ishikawa, have impressive dress sense and millions of followers on social networks.
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| Japanese volleyball player Ran Takahashi (born 2001) is considered a prominent face at the Paris Olympics. Takahashi attracts attention thanks to her outstanding appearance and simple, elegant but impressive way of dressing. The athlete's personal Instagram page currently has 2.3 million followers, making him the most popular name on the Japanese volleyball team's social network. The sports star of the cherry blossom country constantly updates activities at the Olympic Village, attracting the attention of sports audiences. |
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| When not on the field, Ran Takahashi wears simple, elegant outfits that reflect a part of Japanese street culture. He shows his love for oversized designs, including blazers, shirts and wide-leg pants. With a height of 1.88 m, the volleyball "god" does not lose his figure when using oversized items. Neutral colors such as white, black, gray, and beige are also popular with Japanese athletes. In addition, Takahashi often chooses layering, demonstrating his ability to combine many designs. |
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| Yuji Nishida (born in 2000) is also one of the young factors of interest in the Japanese Olympic volleyball team. He has 1.6 million followers on his personal page, regularly shares behind-the-scenes photos at the Paris Olympics, receiving a lot of interaction from sports fans. Active and comfortable sportswear is the priority of this athlete. Similar to Ran Takahashi, Nishida often wears oversized blazers and wide-leg pants in daily life. He often pairs sneakers with these designs, maintaining the sporty element of the outfit. |
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| Kento Miyaura (born 1999) was the captain of the Japanese U19 volleyball team and is currently playing for the national team at the Paris Olympics. This athlete has an outstanding height of 1.9 m and has a large fan base. Sports audiences have high expectations for this volleyball star in this year's Olympics. When not wearing comfortable, dynamic workout clothes, Kento Miyaura is loyal to dark clothes, including black, dark blue, and gray. |
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| When traveling, Kento Miyaura prioritizes neat, comfortable, simple clothes. T-shirts, shorts and baseball caps are always popular with this athlete. The Japanese volleyball “god” also has a preference for wearing loose clothing like his teammates, constantly appearing in oversized jackets and wide-leg pants that cover his feet. He is also a fan of black outfits, promoting the dark wear trend. |
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| Yuki Ishikawa (1995) is also a notable face in the Japanese Olympic volleyball team. He has an impressive height of 1.92 m, a bright appearance, and 1.7 million followers on social networks. Besides training and competition moments, Yuki Ishikawa also shares many fashion photos. He is a face that many brands "look at", sending invitations to cooperate in media campaigns. |
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| This volleyball player is especially suitable for a casual, elegant style. He attracted attention when appearing in a marketing photoshoot for the Tods brand, scoring points with a white turtleneck, a short beige wool coat. The brown pants and the same-colored leather bag added elegance to the outfit, especially suitable for Yuki Ishikawa's style and image. In addition, the Japanese Olympic volleyball "god" also cooperates with many sports fashion brands in training wear promotion campaigns. |
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