Influenced by my older sister, I started playing volleyball in first grade. Volleyball is a sport that tests team strength, and I was able to seriously engage with my teammates and experience a sense of fulfillment. I became interested in J. F. Oberlin University when I was in high school. I was called to a practice match for J. F. Oberlin University, and seeing my seniors working hard to get promoted to Division 1 was truly impressive. I also found the training content and development policies appealing, so I decided to go to J. F. Oberlin University.

When I entered university, I felt the level was higher than in high school. And as is obvious, not a single player is forced to play. We set training menus and provide mutual feedback after matches. We take initiative in our own activities.

We entered the spring league with the goal of advancing to the top ranks, but we struggled to win from the start. There were matches where we fought on equal terms, but we couldn't close them out in the end, and there were many matches that went to a full set and ended in defeat. However, by venting what everyone had been holding back in meetings, we were able to communicate effectively and clarify what we needed to do, which allowed us to focus on winning. Winning is the greatest joy, so we will continue to work hard in practice with a strong desire to win.

My strength is playing with more effort than anyone else. I want to lead the team by speaking up during matches and by playing well. I'm not particularly adept at adapting to different people's personalities, and I'm not good at conversations, but I try my best to communicate effectively. In our current team, first and second-year students are also key members playing in matches, so I want to communicate with them both on and off the court and clearly convey my thoughts.

I put effort into studying not only in club activities but also in College of Health and Welfare. I don't have a fixed dream for the future, but I want to keep playing volleyball as much as possible. To do that, I want to learn knowledge that can be applied to competitions, such as nutrition. While working on club activities, I also plan to take a teacher training course. I hope to gain various experiences and learning opportunities at university to become a source of sustenance for my future life.

Since we didn't achieve results in the spring league, we will focus on delivering results in future activities. Our current goals are to finish 6th or higher in the autumn league and reach the top 4 in the East Japan Intercollegiate Championship. Using the frustration of spring as a spring, we are working together as a team. What I aim for is fun volleyball. It's fun to play ourselves. And I want to play in a way that makes the audience feel enjoyed.